The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-08-23
LOCAL Ind OTHER BRIEFS.

INSURE in the Home Fire OF Utah d. ].
GRANT g. Co., Agents. with State bank.
In the third district court yesterday, Edward |
Mcleod, native of NOVA Scotia was ad-
mitted to citizenship.
For gents summer suit made to order from
homemade tweed. go 10 John C. Cutler & |
Bro. No. &c Main street.
THE funeral services of the late Grandma
Watson will be held at the Sixth ward assem-
bly, rooms at 10 O'Clock this morning.
RAILROAD men. working men attend the cut
sale OF clothing dry goods, shoes to-day at Salt
Lake Equitable Coop. 1t will pay you.
REV Mr.. E. c. wANICK, the new pastor Of
the Hin NJ E. church, will occupy his pulpit
to-day. Mr.. Wanick, with his wife came from
Iowa.
SOME twenty cheap restaurants and lunch
counters have been opened here during the
past two months and they all appear TO be doing
a thriving business.
THE prospects are that Rowland hall will be
very full next term. The fall term begins Sep
tem5er2. The principal can be seen at the hall
ally day after Augusta
lions Savings Bank and Trust Co. loan orns-
mental auxiliary banks for homes. Interest 5
per cent. MILFORD Woodruff president; George
q. Cannon, vioe-president.
THE demand for russell shoes still continues.
Spencer & Lynch have made still greater re
duction in their stock of these popular goods IN
oroer to clear out their entire stock.
To-Day the North German Benevolent So
ciety will hold grand barbecue and basket
picnic at ]. A. Hills farm at which DettScbe
lsDieie G5sd GeDiUeihlicbket will be the order.
PROF. Y. B. DoLIIvER, of Salt Lake Semi
. nary ard Miss Lincoln, of the new Western
Conservatory OF Music, represent their schools
an educational meeting in Ogden tonight.
MINER who was injured some time ago in
an accident at the Bullion Beck has Just
brought suit against that company for $4,000
damages j. j. Rogers is the plaintiffs attor
ney.
SOMEONE who Knows DR.. William Endrs
the medical gentleman who disappeared several
weeks ago. leaving a profane epithet as
legacy on his sign behind, says he is in Idaho
Falls Just at present
TIE Stradamant company completed the
work of paving the intersections of State and
First South streets yesterday 1t is very
firm piece of paving and is a credit to the COM
pany which laid it.
A PUBLIC test of the stradamant pavement
at the intersection OF State and First South
streets will be made at 3 pm. TO morrow, when
a heavy wagon containing a load of $1,000
pounds VIII roll over the pavement
A SUNDAY school will be organized in the
Methodist tent at the corner of Sevent East
and Seventh South streets, this afternoon.
Also in the evening MI e G, Hunt, assistant
pastor OF the First Methodist church, will
preach at the tent.
The United States civil service commission
announces that it is with great difficulty that it
secures a sufficient number of applicants for
the railway mail service for the territories eff
New Mexico and Arizona and the states Of
Idaho and Montana.
OBSERVER SALIsBURY's report for yester-
days temperature is as follows: At 5:S3 am
Salt Lake city, IS; Lander, az; Custer Station,
&c; Helena, 80. At II: IS a.m.-Salt Lake, 60;
Ogden, &c; Bingham, SO; Logan, Is; Park City,
81; Provo, 6s; Alta, 90; Stockton, GS.
AT NOON yesterday Sam Worthington
workman about forty years old fell
in an epileptic fit the sidewalk
in front of Pratt Bros real estate Office on First
South street. Restorstives were applied, bu'
the unfortunate man slow in gaining his
consciousness.
Mr. W. L. WARE, of this city, has been en-
gagged as the architect to draft the plans for the
remodeling of the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms and he i;
already busy on them. The actual work on the
building will commence September and will bt
rapidly pushed TO completion.
UNDER the auspices of the Twentieth Ware
choir a grand concert will be given in the ware
meeting house next Wednesday evening for tn,
benefit Of Ralph G. Savage, who leaves for th'
European mission August %. The choir hav,
arranged splendid programme and promise al
who attend a pleasant evening. Ralph has
host of friends and it is hoped that they vii
turn out and aid in a most worthy object.
w. G. NEBEKER, of this city. young Repub
lican has been given the post Of United State.
deputy revenue collector and sugar inspector
He will be located at Lehi when the new suga
plant starts up. VIII is capable young man
with onl one fault-his politics-and the gov
eminent ould not have made better selec
ton from its Utah adherents.
A GENTLEMAN with a mathematical turn o
mind figured out yesterday, while Jay Goul
was still in Salt Lake, that assuming the cit
TO have $1,000 people and Gould TO possess 500
oO0.OO0 he might give each head OF a family $50
COO and make US all independent and happy o
he might distribute his fortune among the head
OF families in all Utah. which would give eac
about 5000 and still leave enough for the mas
nate TO keep the wolf from the door.
A PUBLIC debate will be held at Hammond
hall on Tuesday evening, between the Youns
Mems Christian association and the Lyceun
debating clubs. The question TO be discusse
IS Resolved, That intemperance has cause
more crime and misery than ignorance" Tn
affirmative viii be handled by j. T. Axton, /
n Walters and s. II. Plaisted and the mega
tive by ] F. Smith, jr, f. H Pierce and D.
Lyon William Balderston, H. G. Whitney an
W. j. Bateman viii be the judges. A couple
vocal NUM- ers, a duet by Mr.. and Mrs. w. I
Whitney and a solo by Mr.. John James, will
rendered,
A FEW days ago a gentleman who resides
the Tenth ward OF this city was approached b
man who desired to work out his poll ia;
Assent was given. Yesterday stranger pr
scented the receipt for the work DONE Yes,
Is all right" said the gentleman, "but Il
money is not due for a week yet When it
due, I'll pay it, 'Oh, that's all right.
onense colonel; but you see the new recruit
who are coming in from the outside just no
don't understand the way things run. In fac
it puzzles some of US to tell the wards we Ii
in and the number Of the house where we a
located" Can anyone see line Italian hal
here:
A FEW days ago THE HERALD published
account OF Rev. Mr.. Thrall's walk from Brigl
ton TO Salt Lake, distance OF thirty-fye mile