The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-01-18
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

BLANKETS al Cutters, SO Main.
INSURE in the Home Fire of Utah.
GRAND dinner at the Saddle Rock to-day. =
The Utah Commission will meet at the end of
the month.
L. r. JONES CO. received yesterday:
silver bars, $500.
WELLS, Fargo & Co. received yesterday:
matte, 1913; bullion So S67.
PROF. TALMAGE will preach to-day at o'clock
al the Ninth ward meeting house.
A. D. ELLIOT slipped on the ice while going
nome Friday night ana broke his arm.
If you want the best currants and raisins for
your mlnce meat call at Harry, Young q Co'S.*
THE Salt Lake Rock company now has all
kinds of building rock and Will hi orders 10 any
amount.
In THE Third district court yesterday Nels
Peterson a native of Denmark, was admitted
10 citizenship.
JULIUS GAUER is starting big cigar factory
in the klmball block, which will give employ
ment TO dozen cigar makers.
FIVE hundred pairs mems slippers from 81 10
s5, In endless varieties at Spencer q Lynch's
successors to Spencer kimball.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
offce ford. L. Doyle, j. j. Kelly, h p. Spencer,
Geo. Mlckle contractor, James G. Nee.
ELDER b. H. ROBERTS viii preach in the
Fourteenth ward ASSEMBLY hall to-day at
O'Clock p. m. Strangers cordially invited.
The Eighteenth ward chapel will be lit by
electricity for the first time this evening New
heating arrangements have also been made.
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
THE war department has ordered seventy five
Hammond typewriters paying S7,267.50, thereby
acknowledging their superiority over all Others
George f Felt, agent for Titan.
ALL parties indebted to us will please note
that we are temporarily located with Spencer
Clawson & Co.. broadway. Prompt settlements
are requested. Coop Furniture Co.
CHARLES ELLIS. the popular lecturer is ar
ranging 9 tour through Sanpete valley. He lee
lures al Mount Pleasant on the 22nd, at Ephraim
on the 23rd, and at Manti on the oath
TIE saloon men were again notified last
night that they must keep their establishments
closed to-day The salooa men all announced
their willingness to comply with the order
lions Savings Bank and Trust Co. will loan
you an auxiliary bank to take home. This
bank has combn ltion locks and is ornamental
We pay per cent interest MILFORD Woodruff
president; Gee. 9. Cannon, vice president
MRS. JULIA F. HAMPTON, la 1y well known
and highly esteemed in this communiUy died at
the residence OF her son, B. Y: Hampton, at IL
O'Clock yesterday morning. Mrs Hampton was
born IN the state OF Maine in 1911 and came TO
Utah in 1855.
a SPECIAL meeting of the Woman's Suffrage
association of Salt Lake county is called To
meet IL the Fourteenth Ward Relief Society
han on Tuesday, January 20, 1891. at o, NJ.
prompt. full attendance is requested C. C.
Raleigh, secretary.
ALL stockholders of the Peoples EQUITABLE
Coop. are invited TO attend the grand social re-
union Friday. January % at 7:30 p. m, al the
large hall over 5. X. Marks & Co. s new furni-
ture store. Refreshments at 1880. Full quad
rifle band in attendance,
NJ. L. Oppensten, one OF the gang of .qoId,,
watch fakirs VINO are plying their trade here is
IN the tolls. He was arrested yesterday for
heecing young man on a watch deal and will
be tried before Judge Laney tomorrow on the
charge o. Obtaining money under false pre-
lenses.
THE ladies of St Paurs and St Marl,,s
churches, gave merchants lunch at 81 MARKS
church between the hours of II and 2 O'Clock
yesterday. The repast was nicely prepared. the
young lady walters were attentive the seats
were all filled, and everybody was in good humor.
1t was financial success and also social one
THE examination of John Donaldson.
charged with embezzling some $500 in mon "
and goods from the Denver & Rio Grande ex-
press company, was concluded before Commits
sloner Norrell yesterday. Judge Mcdowell an
peared for the defendant and made n strong
defense and as the testimony of the prosecu
ton did not sustain the charge, Donaldson was
discharged
",
was lately arrested fer grand larceny on a com,
plant sworn to by w. j. Robbins of Scinio
An examination was held before Commissioner
Leonard, of Salina. last Friday and Saturday
Stewart and Bean appearing for the proseciI,
ton, and w. b. Reid of Mant, for the defend
ant. Defendant was bound over to await the
action OF the grand jury. Bonds 81, 5O0-Rich.
field -fdU0eate.
ASSESSOR LYNCH will on Monday morning
start out an experienced corps of statist1ca1
enumerators who will visit residences in the
ofF- or,dp arasaT flr = l,1,.
statistics required by the act of the last leSsla.
ture. The information will be collected on three
schedules. The first, or population schedule.
requires answers as TO name age and residences
the commercial schedule inQulres into the
amount OF capital invested annual sales nun.
Der of persons employed and the wages paid.
The third, or agricultural schedule has forty
questions relating TO crops and produce The
information sought is for 1899, and has no con.
nectlon with the assessment. Information re
ceiyed on these schedules is not used in anv
manner in making the assessments.
LATE on Friday night james Thomson .
city prisoner died at St. Marks hospital from
pneumonia. Thompson came here from Call.
fornia and got in trouble shortly after his ar.
rival by stealing suit of clothes from a Com.
mercial street saloon. On December % he was
convicted in the police court of petit larceny
and Judge Laney sentenced him 10 leo days i'm.
prlSonment After working with the chain
gang for two weeks he was taken i'll and was
sent 10 the hospital. L. was learned last might
that Thompson formerly lived at Sacramento
Y.
Mr.. Bowman, saloonkeeper of that citV who
was acquainted with the deceased has been
communicated with. On Mayor Scott's order
the body was turned over to Sleeves & Son
The teachers of Salt Lake county held their
monthly meeting in the University build
ing yesterday. At ii o'clock a. m Super
intendent w. NJ. Stewart called the institute IL
order and introduced Prof. Kingsbury who gave
very interesting lecture with experiments
The professor beautiful " illustrated how
teachers could with few simple objects show
pupils how electricity can be generated. For
the purpose OF discussing the subjects which
more closely concern the teachers the institute
was divided into three Departments.
The mixed school department the first and
second primary and the intermediate depart
menis. The members of these departments
met and effected permanent organization On
motion of ID. NJ. Ross the institute adjourned
10 meet February 18th, 1891.
THE SALT LAKE CALEDONIA CLUB
VIII celebrate the immortal poet Burns
anniversary on Friday the 23d by giving
h. l1,,l 4 IL