The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-22
LOCAL and OTHER BRIEFS.

GRAND dinner. Saddle Rock-to-day.
WELLS, FARGO q Co. yesterday shipped:
Bullion, S3,259
CTBE baby carriage sale is now on at S. R.
Marks & Co.'S.
HAVE you seen those gents spring suitings at
Cutters, 81 Main?
For Sale-5o good work horses. Enquire Of
L. M. Weller, 81 E. Seventh South.
BEST pianos. Best prices. Best terms. At
Coalter Snelgrove's, "a Main street.
BARTON s. Co. % W. First South, have the
most complete line of neckwear in the city.
LADIES will remember Mrs. Burrows grand
opening of spring millinery next Wednesday. x
INSURE in the Home Fire of Utah. II. j.
Grant & Co., agents, with State Bank of Utah.*
MCCORMICK & Co. received yesterday:
Nanauer bullion, $500; silver and lead ores
Sl8,0OO.
IN the Third district court yesterday, John
Smith native of England was admitted 10
citizenship.
To FARMERs-Z. C. NJ. L has lot of the
celebrated John Deere Moline plows, which are
offered at a sacrifice.
THE koran MORE shown by & K. Thomas at
special sale. are the very choicest patterns
and are offered at p cents per yard.
THE Coop Furniture are now established in
their elegant new quarters, Market building,
West Temple street. great line OF baby car
riages.
WE call special attention to the display OF
spring jackets and novelty dress goods at the
Western Snoe and Dry Goods Co., 81, So Main
street.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
Office for George j. Stitchenath, C. s. Jones,
fur buyer, David Parry a. H. Gregory, Z. a
Wolfe and w. A. Fits.
THERE viii be a special meeting of the Tab
ernacle choir members at the Tabernacle to-day
at 1880. prompt attendance is requested
L. Stephens conductor.
A YOUNG man named Hamilton was arrested
at the Union Pacific depot last night on the
charge Of stealing a watch. He will have a
hearing before Judge Laney to morrow.
If you would be wealthy, think OF saving as
well as getting. Five per cent. per annum in
1erest compounded four times year, at the
State Bank of Utah, No. 60 Main street.
REV. Mr., LANE breaches a sermon especially
for newspaper men at st. Paul's chapel this
evening 1t is expected that the fraternity
will turn out in force TO hear the address, which
will doubtless be an able one,
LIONS Savings Bank and Trust Co. will loan
you an auxiliary bank TO take home. This
bunk has combination locks and is ornamental.
We pays per cent interest. MILFORD Woodruff
president; Gee. G. Cannon, vice president .
THERE will be primary review in the Four
teenth ward assembly hall this evening (Sun-
day. March 22) at $3.50 O'Clock. Officers of pri-
mary associations ana IA moers of the ward are
especially invited. Libbie Rockwell Secretary
A. ]. KING was assessed $50 in the 10
lice court yesterday for using abusive
language towards Mrs. L. Corbit. One solitary
drunk. A. McMurrln, was fined 50. The ex-
animation of Charles L. Blazer, on the charge
OF obtaining money under false pretenses, was
set for Monday.
a LECTURE will be delivered in the Fifth
ward meeting house. on Tuesday, March pa at
$3.50 p m. under the auspices OF the Y. M NJ. /.
association, by our esteemed crcumnavigator
"A. Milton Musser, Esq, describing Interestingly
The mode Of life and eccentricities OF the Asat-
les. All are earnestly invited.
JAMES RICE, tn enterprislng thief who stole |
a bolt OF cloth from Sprys tailor shop on |
Friday, was convicted of petit larceny in the !
police court yesterday. Judge Lsney imposed !
a tine of Si5o, and in Gefault Of the cash, Rice
VIII do time for $50 days. Frank Green was |
found guilty OF disturbing the peace, but the |
ccurt suspended sentence.
ADvERTIsE TENTS for THE HERALD's big couu-
try edition, THE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD, are
rushing in, merchants being convinced that /
that issue affords the best chance of striking |
the people in their homes before conference. |
All amour ements for Wednesdays SEM
WEEKLY cannot be received later than Monday
night. AL those for Saturday must be in by |
Thursday night.
BY private dispatch from New York. we learn
that E. S. Wright has passed very successful |
examination in the New York Medical college.
The brilliant record made by young Snedaker, .
the dentist, who came out number three in a |
class OF eighty-fve ana that of young Cannon,
who secured bronze medal, with the case of
bIr. Wright, will place Utah high up in the list |
OF brain producers.
MANY people have noticed the way the Salt
Lake theatre has doomed since Manager Bur
ton took charge. While the increased pouula.
ton has doubtless something 10 do with it, a
bigger factor is the judicous use OF an increased
quantity OF printer ink, especially in the Sun
Gay papers. Mr.. Burton is great believer in
the Sun ay sheet as an advertising medium.
and whenever possible he makes ii part of
the contract with foreign managers that they
join him in large display advertisement in the
Sunday issues, the price Of Quarter.page
advertisement on the same page with Dramatic
and Lyric said Manager Burton the otherday,
amounts 10 something in the course Of year,
hut have demonstrated over and over again
that its the best investment L can make" The
non-adVertisiDg part Of the public is asked to
note me point.