The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-31
LOCAL and OTHER BRIEFS.
LEHI has the measels.

LEHI has the measels.
GRAND dinner. Saddle Rock-to-day
THE stars and stripes loated from the city
hall flagstaff at balf-mast.
IMMENSE lot of curtain net remnants at half
price At S. P. TEAsDELs.
BEET cultivation is the favorite amusement
OF the farmers Of Utah county.
BEST pianos. Best prices Best terms. At
Coalter Snelgrove's, "a Main street.
INSURE in the Home Fire of Utah. H. ].
GRANT & Co., Agents, with State bank
MICHAEL STANDBY, a resident of Lewiston,
Cache county, was released from the peniteu-
tiary yesterday.
BABY carriages, s. R. Marks & Co. Car load
office desks, S. R. Marks & Co. Linoleums. car
pets S. R. Marks & Co.
THE best is always the cheapest. Satisfao-
ton guaranteed at James G. Mcdonald Candy
Company. Factory, go Main street.
THE omnipresent peanut, cider and ice cream
vendors were in attendance around the entrance
OF the City cemetery yesterday morning.
THE Salt Lake manufacturers of soda water
have buried the Ratchet and have mutually
agreed to restore the old prices on and after
June l.
THE funeral services of Miles L. Williams
viii take place at o'clock this afternoon from
his home-the next south of Bishop Winder's
place.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
telegraph office for J. A Ackley, w. H. Edin-
ger, Charley Eagan, Mrs. Kittie Mason, Thos.
+. Gleason, S. p. Uruer.
TEE long and slim, short and stout and ex-
ira large men need not pay tailors such prices
when Barton & Go. carry perfect fits in each
style for half the money.
CITY Creek cation drew out great number of
picnic parties yesterday. The foliage is now at
Its best and the canon is one OF the most beau
tiful spots in America.
TIE street railways did an extraordinary
business yesterday, taking people to and from
the various pleasure resorts. Never has there
been so many fares taken for years.
IT is noted fact that those suits made to
order at Cutters, sc Main. from Provo mills. all
wool cloth, viii outwear three ordinary ready
made suits. We guarantee satisfaction
THERE was one grave totally neglected yes.
terday. No one seemed TO have the least re-
spect for the occupant. That was the mound
recently raised above the late Liberal party.
To china and glass buyers: The undersigned
dealers in china, glass and lamp goods vii,
close their places OF business at D. m during
the summer months, except Saturdays. Little.
Roundy & Co., Galloway, Hoock s. Co.
lions Savings Bank and Trust Co. will loan
you an auxiliary bank to take home. This
tank has combination locks and is ornamental
We pay per cent. interest MILFORD Woodruff.
president; Gee. G. Cannon. vice-presientd
NoTCE-our large shipment of ladies,
misses and children's fine shoes has arrived.
Our claim is that We now have the best selected
stock and the lowest prices of any house carry
ing shoes in this city. Salt Lake EQUITABLE
Coop. Nos. 80 and 81 Market street. William
Langton, superintendent.
SCENE in Tribune standardization to report
ers-"Now then, boys hustle. We've got to
counteract this - - Dem ocratlc- Re IN bli-
can movement somehow. il you write me
Two letters from apostate Mormons in Pan
guitch and Pine MeaGow, telling us that their
lives are in danger from their Mormon neigh
bors, il this thing goes on. B-r, ring into
your real estate column something startling
about outside investors threatening 10 withdraw
their money If the Liberals don't stand pat.
MIR. C just step round and ask Colonel
H TO send US in something about q revolu-
tior in blood. J--p, add 2,00O to the attend
ance at the Liberal meeting. 1t, fix up a
dispatch from Denver stating that Colorado
views with grief any attempts at division. Col
N, as soon as the governor brings in his
daily report let me kno ""
The savings department of the State
Bank of Utah sclicits deposits in any sum
from 81 upwards The bank has paid up
capital of $500, coo. Its directory is as fol-
lows: Heber }. Grant, president; William
rB. Preston, vice president; Heber M.
Wells, cashier; Joseph f. Smith, William
II. Rowe, Abraham II. Cannon, Spencer
Clawson, Elias Morris, Charles s. Burton,
Nephi w. Clayton, Frank Y. Taylor P. Il.
Farnsworth, Il. w. Young, H. a WooIey.