The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-26
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
DINNER at French restaurant.

A. L. WILLIAMS now has charge of the Nata-
forum.
TONY FAUST" and "Anheuser'' Book now on
draught
WELLS, FARGO & Co.'S shipments yesterday:
Bullion, S5,6iS
THERE is message for Peter Welt at the
Deseret Telegraph office.
TAKE your Sunday bath in the immense
plunge of the Natatorum.
SUNDAY dinner at the French restaurant
from to z, SOC. Wine included.
TIE baby carriage sale is now on at S. 2.
Marks s Co.'s, opposite Temple.
BEST pianos. Best prices. Best terms. At
Coalter & Snelgroves, "A Main street.
McCoRNICK s. Co. received yesterday: Han
auer bullion, So 9OO silver and Lead ores Sl2,25o.
INSURE in the Home Fire of Utah. q. J.
Grant g. Co., agents, with State Bank of Utah.*
In the Third district court yesterday Enoch
Martin, a native of England, was admit ed TO
citizenship.
IT will tickle you all over to drink few
glasses of Anheuser Book beer. Sold AZ the
leading places.
WATCH for the prices. soon to be advertised
for the big bargain sale to commence Monday,
May 4, at q. C. Nj. L
INCREASE your trade by handling q variety OF
our new novelties in candies. James G. Nc
Donald Candy company.
For fit, durability and style, Barton 6 Co. s
sl7 suit surpasses any S25 merchant tailor suit
made in the United States
THERE are messages at the Western Union
Telegraph once for ]. D. Worth, r. A. Christy,
A. b. Carleton and Mrs. O. Z. ELS.
JUST received at the Spencer-Bywater Co. a
car load of gasoline stoves, the New Progress.
These stoves are economical and SAFE.
BISHOP j. w. Hort, of the United Brethren
church, is in the city, and will preach at the
Methodist Episcopal church this morning.
CALL and examine the New Progress gaso-
line stove at the Spencer Bywater Co.'S. 1t is
something entirely new and safe TO use.
z. c. NJ /. WILL have their regular annual
clearance sale commencing Monday May A.
Look out for bargains in every department.
THE bargains which 2. C. NJ L will offer at
their annual clearance sale this year will be
greater than ever. Sale commences Maya
THE Rapid Transit Will run grand excursion
O Calders park on May and .. A May-day
,an for children at p. m, and at p. m. for
adults.
IT is a noted fact that those suits made to
wool cloth, Will outwear three ordinary ready
made suits. We guarantee satisfaction.
THREE half drunken men giving their names
as Dick Doe Rob HERSHEY and John Doe got in
big fight at the Golden Gate saloon last even.
ing and were gathered in by ohicer Poole.
FINEST quality of English worsted suits, in
full dress, Prince Albert and getaways, for SIS,
SO and s35, equal to the finest merchant tailor
made suits for S45, SEQ and $50, al Barton 8
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 president
AN old folks concert, the second of the std
dents entertainments at Hammond hail. fol
the benefit of their reading room, will be given
next Thursday evening. The music and cos
tunes Will be unique, antique and comique
The young people hope all their friends viii
come.
JAMES SAILS pleaded guilty before Judge
I.aney yesterday TO the charge Of assaulting
Hans Larson on Friday and was assessed SIS
Frank Green and John Golden were fined 81
each for similar offenses. The plain drunkS
were L. j. Randall, W. H. Caldwell, James
Oliver and Alex hurry.
LAST evening can of coal oil, which was IL
room over the London Tailor shop. west of The
Cullen, caught fire, and for time il looked as
though there would be big blaze. The chemi
cal engine was on the ground in a remarkably
short time and the fire was extinguished in
few minutes, The loss amounted to about ter
dollars.
UNDER date of April IS, Hon John T Caine
is advised by Superintendent of the Censu.
Porter that the final revised count of the cen
sus for Salt Lake and Ogden. is as follows: Sal
Lake, "A, S49; Ogden, 1859. These figures vary
slightly from the result first announced anC
the Salt Lake count is about 5000 lower than
that made by the city authorities. A just esti
mate would probably be the striking of an aver
age between the two counts.
ANOTHER shoplifter came TO grief yesterday
His name is William Keefe and he attempted
to work the scheme on Mr.. Elason, the Jew
eler Keefe went into the jewelry store and
asked to see some watch charms, and after ex
amining a lot of them he started TO go out with
out purchasing any. BY the time he reached
the door, however, the clerk discovered tina
three charms were missing and he detained tn,
fellow until the police arrived and arrested him
on being searched at the police station the
three missing lockets were found as well as two
Others Keefe pleaded guilty to the charge o
petit Iarceng in the police court. Judge Lane,
sent him up for 100 days.
TIE following agreement was circulated dur
ing the past week among the retail clerks O
the city: I'VE, the undersigned statesmen
hereby agree to meet for the purpose OF organ
ling retail clerks union, having for its objec
early closing and the entire closing of all place
Of business in our line on Sunday" The pape
is signed by nearly hundred clerks and ever
one seems to be greatly in favor Of such ste
being taken, as early closing is something tina
Is badly needed in Salt Lake. The meetn
will be held this afternoon at 2:3o, in Knights 0
Pythias hall in the Gladstone building. All re
tail clerks are cordially invited 10 attend.
BASEBALL will be one OF the features in Sal
Lake during the coming season. The old-tim
Nationals. who held their own for many years
will not be in it this year; but several of tn
best players will be found in the NJ. 4. Evan
club lately organized, and which consists of tn
following: Douglas Bell, late of Denver
catcher; Tony Barker, pitcher; Charles Bodell
first base; G. Brooks (of Des NJ oines), secon
base; j. Platts, third base; Kelly Goldine
short-stop; ]. Moody, left field and chang
pitcher; G. Mead, centre field; G. B. Gotschal
right field and change pitcher; w. Lloyd
catcher Sam Groesbeck is manager of til
new club. The Eighth ward square has beef
abandoned, and hereafter games will be playe
at the corner of Tenth South and State road
The grand stand has been removed to tina
place. and the Rapid Transit car line passe
within few feet. The new club promises t
become very popular Further details will b
ready for the public in few days.
PUT MONEY In THY PURSE"
The State Bank of Utah has paid III
nanifal of $500 900. Il also has q savin O.