The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-02-15
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

GRAND dinner at the Saddle Rock to-day.
WELLS FARGO g. Co. yesterday received:
Bullion, S3, 72l.
MCCORMICK & Co. received yesterday:
Silver and lead ores, S9.775.
TEMPIEToN barber shop baths. Finest in
the city. Try them to-day.
BEST pianos. Best prices. Best terms. At
Coalter Snelgrove's, "A Main street.
MRS. F. s. HApRA is looking forward to the
arrival of her parents from Chicago THIS week.
INSURE in the Home Fire OF Utah. II. ].
Grant & Co., Agents. with State Bank OF Utan
If you want the best currants and raisins for
your mince meat call at Hardy, Young q COS"
LOOK, free of charge at Dinwoodey's show
windows, for new designs in house furnishings
New designs each week.
T. r. JONES & Co. received yesterday: Silver
and lead ores, 81 060; selected lead, $3.50; sill
yer bars, IS 80. Total Sl3,9lO.
JUDGE ]. M BOWMAN was yesterday ap
pointed head adviser of the Pacific jurisdiction
OF United workmen OF the world.
ELECTRICIAN JONES yesterday rented the
east store in the Hooper block and will soon
open big electrical supply house
THE entral drum corps in their handsome
new suits were out booming their ball yester-
Gay. They made the newspapers pleasant
call.
THE paper read by Prof. R. h. Terhune be-
fore the Polytechnic society on Utah fire clays
has been highly commented upon Dy members
OF the society
SAVING is the secret of wealth. Five per
cent per annum paid on savings deposits,
interest compounded quarterly at the State
Bank OF Utah, capital 100000.
ALL parties indebted to US will please note
that We are temporarily located with Spencer
Clawson q Co.. Broadway. Prompt settlements
are requested. Coop. Furniture Co.
VIC. b. Allen yesterday received a TELEGRAM
informing him of the sickness of mis- father L.
Allen, from Medina, Ohio. MIR. Allen will go
east Monday and expects TO be absent several
weeks.
THE fire sale bargains continue running and
take the lead at the Western Shoe ana Dry
Goods company. Those pretty dresses OF ten
and twelve yards for the dollar, In their win
COWS, are great card.
lions Savings Bank and Trust Co. will loan
you an auxiliary bank to take home. This
bank has combination locks and is ornamental
We pay 5 per cent. interest. Milford Woodruff,
president; Gee. Q. Cannon, vice president
ED BURNEs went up into the Y. NJ. C. A.
rooms on Second South street yesterday and
stole an overcoat which he afterwards disposed
of for 81. Officer Lintz soon arrested Burnes
and he now reposes In jail on the charge of petit
larceny.
THERE will be meeting of the Women's Suf-
irage association Of Salt Lake county held at
the Fourteenth ward Relief society hall on
Tuesday, February u, at pm. All who are
interested in the subject are cordially invited
~ DcepICScul. u y. INdlClEu, ScSlCbdlA.
THE bailiffs at the Third district court were
busily engaged yesterday in arranging the
grand jurors rooms The inquiS1torS Will be
chosen 10 morrow, and the petit jurors TO serve
during this term of court will also be selected.
A large number of cases await the attention OF
the grand jury.
AS SOON as the news of General Sherman's
death was received in this city, the flag over
the @. A r. hall was placed a half mast and
everywhere the deepest regret was expressed
"a death a The old soldier Receiver Howl
Sherman, who is a nephew of the deceased
leaves for the East to-day 10 attend the obse
QuleS.
AT s. 80 yesterday morning an accident oc
CURED on the Sanpete branch OF the RIO Grande
which nearly resulted in wreck 1t seems
that a mixed train was passing over switch
near Thistle, when the switch opened as the
third car passed, throwing several cars from the
track. No one was hurt and but little damage
was done.
MR.. GEORGE DUNFoRD met with painful
ana what may prove very serious accident
yesterday afternoon. he was on a step ladder
in his boot and shoe store on First South, wheI
he fell to the floor, striking his head with Sucl
force that he fractured the skull. DR.. Beatuit
was called, and found Mr.. Dunford unconscIou:
and suffering from conclusion of the BRAIN h
was removed to his home and grave fears ar,
expressed that the injuries may prove fatal.
THE FIEND who made an indecent proposal AM
exposure to young lady On the corner of Sec
ond West and second Fourth few days ago i
the recipients of his indecent proposals bu
have refrained from speaking on account of tn
,ndelicacy Of the matter. The ladies all sa
that they can identify him, and it is likely tina
he will be caught by the police and his career Gu
short. The young lady who was spoken Of by TIL
HERALD some days ago as having lust recover
ed from a severe illness was prost rated by tn
shock to her nervous system anu suffered
relapse.
WONDERLAND, the new peoples theatre an
curiosity hall located on Second South besid
the Cullen hotel and owned and managed b
MeSsrs Sackett & Sanler, who control nun
Der of these places, was opened last evenin
under very favorable circumstances indeed. tn
crowd that visited the place during the evenin
numbered l.400 people in all. The place ha
been very neatly prepared and presents a clea
and entertaining appearance. The curiositle
are on the top floor and from there the crowd
go down TO the Bijou theatre on the floor belo
where stage show is given and consists OF
number of clean and bright sketch acts by
number of fairly well known artists The plaC
If conducted on the principles ii has starte
upon, viii without question be a success.