The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-14
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

GRAND DINNER at the Saddle Rock to-day.
BARTON & Co. have removed to old stand, 4,
and IS Main street.
CHEAP sale of gents Provo flannel, summer
shirts, at Cutters, SO Main.
BEST pianos. Best prices. Best terms A
Coalter & Snelgrove's. "a Main street.
INSURE in the Home Fire Of Utah. H. j
GRANT & Co., Agents, with State bank.
A MARRIAGE license was granted to Mr.
George D. Luf1 and Miss Sarah Owen yesterday
MONEY wanted, $1,000, 1900 or 5000; good
security. Address box 2o2. Provo. Expense:
OF investigation paid.
On Friday night burglars broke into Browns
grocery store on the corner of First West and
North emple streets and carried of lot OF
goods.
AN informal conference OF Democrats was
held in f. H. Dyer's Office yesterday evening &c
discuss politics. and the bright outlook for the
party was reflected in the remarks of the con.
ferees.
LATE last evening it was found necessary to
change the place of meeting of the Fifth pre-
cinct primary from the Federal court room TO
the Critchlow building. sos East Second South.
Those interested will please take notice.
lions Savings Bank and Trust Co.. will loan
bank has combination locks and is ornamental.
We pay per cent. interest. Milford Woodruff,
president; Geo. Q. Cannon, vice-president
BUY your furniture, carpets, baby carriages
End refrigerators at the Coop. Furniture Co.
Their PRICES are the lowest and they will treat
YOU right. Remember their new location, No.
G. South West Temple street, opposite THE
HERALD building.
SERGEANT SALIsBURY's report for yester-
days temperature is as follows: At 5:S3 am
Salt Lake city, So; Helena, 50; Fort Custer
Fort Washable, 90; Rawlins, 81. AT II IS am
Salt Lake, 81; Ogden, Il; Stockton, 81: Bing
ham, AZ; Park City, SO; Provo. 90; Alta, 80;
Logan, 81.
Mr.. r. r. WALKER late OF Iowa, writes:
'Please send your valuable Democratic paper
10 my address. Il like it for an appetizer before
breakfast. 1 have tired Of reading of the
Tribune on account OF its bitter and personal
attacks on some OF our most respectable Demo-
cratic citizens simply because they hap
pen 10 differ politically and relgiously
from its editor. I hope narrow mind
ness and selfshness will not be permitted TO
crowd into our Democratic ranks When for
one shall cast my vote next August for the diff
ferent candidates on the Democratic ticket I
viii not ask or question as TO whether they are
Mormons, Jews or gentilesi sutlce 10 know that
they are capable and good Democrats
THE Swedish Democratic club will meet at
the Fourteenth ward assembly rooms or Tues
day at O'Clock. c. 4. Carlquist, president.
THE danger Of the practlcl Of allowing the
hitching OF horses on Main street was Illus
trated on Friday, when a small bay horse broke
loose, ran over boy and came near killing half
a dozen other people. The nuisance Of allowing
teams TO blockade the main thoroughfare dur
ing the pleasure Of the owners should be taken
up BY the police. The cry OF move on should
extend beyond the curb line. Merchants want
the street kept clear so that persons wanting to
DIVE in front OF their places may be able to do
so. TIE driving across crossings at so rapid
pace as TO endanger the lives of pedestrians
should also be stopped. The police on Main
street should control the travel Of teams and
make il safe al any hour of the day for woman
&c propel her babe across without danger.