The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-06
LOCAL LYRICS.
Crisp and Condensed News of General
Interest and Import.


WOOL Bats at Cutters.
JOHNSON. PRATT s. Co. for mince pie brandy
ELEGANT suits and overcoats at Barton&Co,%
FLOUR has advanced 35c. per hundred, bran
0c, shorts l0c
BUY your home made blankets from Cutters
No IS Main street.
THE town talk yesterday was largely on the
Police Gazette order.
THE local military companies are now work
ing under the new tactics.
TIE south end of the county court room will
be fitted up for the collector.
BARRFTT BROS. commence their sale of
Christmas furniture this week.
DRUM corps organizations are now being agi-
tated Tor the spring campaign.
INSURE in the Home Fire Of Utah. b.
Grant & Co., agents. with State bank.
THE postoffce department was little rushed
yesterday, on account OF Union Pacific being
four hours late.
THE Pioneer library is a favorlte resort on
gloomy days. Ii should be kept open during
the winter evening.
A SPECIAL children's service will be held at
Federal hall under the auspices Of the Christ
ian church tonight
THERE are messages at the Western Union
telegraph Office for J. a. Benson, T. S. Van
Glider and Eric Schelln.
THE Christmas candy trade will be a great
one this year and James g. Mcdonald Candy
company will lead the rush
ANOTHER hundred copies of the Light OF
Asia have arrived and VIII be at the Choral
Society tomorrow evening.
POSITION wanted by a frst-class book
keeper of fifteen years experience in Salt Lake.
Best OF references. Address Box D, city.
SPECIAL clearance sale Of jewelry, watches
and clocks. Call and examine our stock. John
A. Msynes at Johnson Pratt's 30 Main street.
TIE recent explosions and the push of the
CITY TO the northwest causes many TO desire the
removal OF the powder house located IN that
vicinity.
READ the advertisement about Santa Claus
reception The Utah Book and Stationery
company's store will not be opened on Monday
until p. N.
F. BROWN, of Mill Greek, was in Salt Lake
yesterday. celebrating the arrival OF the sew
enth girl IN his family. He was doing well when
last heard from.
PEOPLE who want to see an elegant assort-
ment of chairs from which 10 select holiday
presents should by all means inspect the Coon
Furniture company store.
LAST night James Murphy md Henry Al
bertson were arrested by the police on suspic-
ion OF stealing a couple Of overcoats from q
place on Commercial street.
MARRIAGE licenses were issued yesterday to
Henry E. Van Alstyn, twenty-three and Clara
W
and Louise Petty, twenty seven.
lions Savings Bank and Trust company loan
Ornamental auxiliary banks for homes. Inter
est 3 per cent. Milford Woodruff, president;
George Q. Cannon, vice president
THE Scandinavian club will hold its regular
session tomorrow evening. and Mr.. A. I.
Schroeder Secretary OF the Territorial Demo
cratic society Will deliver an address.
SOLID gold front silver cuff button with silver
stud combined viii be presented to all cash
customers buying pair Of shoes at our re-
moval sale now at Salt Lake Equitable Coop
at 20 and 30 Market Row.
THERE viii be no excursion to the gas wells
to-day. Parties VINO go out expecting TO see
anything will be disappointed, as there viii be
no one on the grounds authorized to exhibit the
gas. The wells are capped.
THE Eighteenth ward will indulge in an old
time ward reunion on Friday evening next. A
committee of twenty five young ladies has the
arrangements in hand and addresses, music
and picnic will be the orders OF the occasion.
W p. NOBLE, of this city, is an interested
observer OF the Rustling condition of affairs in
Wyoming reported in the telegraphic columns
of THE HERALD yesterday. His cattle inter
ests are across the range from the seat of war.
MCDERMoTT and Hines, whose club room was
recently invaded by burglars who blew open the
safe Yesterday presented NightWatchman Tom
Dobson with a substantial token of their appre-
citation OF his work in saving them from aheavy
loss.
MRS MINTERN, wife OF the manager of the
Becl1with Mercantile Co, at Carbon, Wyoming,
died Friday evening after few days sickness.
She was visiting Mr.. Simmons, on West Fifth
South. The remains we're shipped home last
evening.
OBSERVER SELIsBURY'S report for yester-
DAYS temperature is as follows: AT $3.50 a. II.
Salt Lake, 20; Cheyenne, Is; Denver, Is;
Helena, "A; Miles City, 6; Montrosa, "a. AT D.
m-Salt Lake, "a; Bingham, 20; Ogden, IS;
Logan, %; Provo, %; Stockton, 80.
BISHOP n. A EMPEY and sister, Mr. W. c.
Morris have returned from Manti, where they
attended the marriage OF Mamie, daughter OF
the late W. G. Morris, to DR.. W. s. Pratt, OF
this city. The happy couple left last evening
for Richteld, where they will reside IN future
THE Salt Lake City Mastodon Minstrel com.
pany will 60 10 Park City by special train over
the Utah Central, on Monday, December IL
Superintendent Macintosh offers 50 round
trip rate for friends of the boys who wish TO &C
company them. The same programme will be
given at Park City as at Salt Lake on the 18th
ana 18TH.
TIE Y. NJ. @. A. library mas been augmented
the past week by loan OF Chambers Encyclo-
pedia il library binding, complete, by w. D.
TingsI, who may donate the set when he leaves
the city. Another generous addition was oy
William NJ. Henry. who donated Library OF
Universal knowledge, in fifteen volumes, be-
eides rve or ak other excellent volumes Of
standard works. Such gifts are highly appreci
ated by The association.
THE newsboys have made a great canvass Of
the city for TIE CHRISTMAS HERALD, and prac
ticaI.y driven regular canyassers out OF the