The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-01-04
LOCAL. AND OTHER BRIEFS.
INSURE in the Home Fra of Utah.

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INSURE in the Home Fire of Utah.
LIONS Savings Bank and Trust Co.
GRAND dinner at the Saddle Rock to-day.
A SENSATION: No sensation in police circles
last night.
ORIENTAL FRANKLIN, the finest open crate
stove in the market.
MCCORMICK s. co. received yesterday: Silver
and lead ores, $3.50
HIGH council meeting next Wednesday,,
January Z, at 7:3O pm.
WELLS, FARGO s. Co. received yesterday:
Ore So 240; bullion, 81, l24.
a GRAND ball is announced to be given by the
Denhalter Rifles in the near future
HAVE the footpads gone out OF business or is
II merely the cam before the storm?
New winter suitings just from the looms at
j. Z. Cutler & Brother, 30 Main street.
BOY arrived at the home of John Priestley,
OF this Office, one week ago this morning.
JOSEPH SIMON has removed to III S. West
Temple street opposite Continental hotel.
FIVE hundred pairs mems slippers from 81 10
IS, in endless varieties at Spencer & KimballS.*
II you want the best currants and raisns for
your mlnce meat eau at Hardy Young Il Cos.*
THE Denhalter Rifles have received their new
guns ana are preparing TO engage in the ghost
dance.
THE Salt Lake Rock company now has all
kinds of building rock and Will I'LL orders TO any
amount.
THE Christmas number of THE SALT LAKE
HERALD was indeed fine production Idaho
Fails Times.
TIE SALT LAKE HERALD's Christmas num-
Der is far ahead of anything OF the kind issued
In the northwest.-B0jse DeD10crGt.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
telegraph Office for II. B. Higeman G. Swan
Ed z. Hobart and j. i. Thompson.
THE fellows who have had sleighs engaged
since the Fourth of July are getting impatient
or generous lnstallment OF the beautiful -
A PARTY of New York capitalists have lust
closed deal in which they become owners of
four mining claims adjoining the Bullion-B Beck.
Two vehicles collided on South Temple street
yesterday evening, opposite the TempletoE
hotel. The result was broken wheel and a
frightened horse.
SAVING is the secret OF wealth Five per
cent per annum paid on savings deposits
interest compounded quarterly, at the State
bank OF Utah, capital, $4,000.
CHARLES ELLIS lectures in the opera house
al Lem this evening Monday evening he lee
lures at Springville; Tuesday evening at Pay
son; Wednesday evening at Spanish Fork
lions Savings Bank an Trust Co.. receives
deposits on interest at per cent per annum
principal ard interest on demand. w Wood
run, president, George Q. Cannon, vice-prest
THE Christmas number of THE SALT LAKE
lERALD was hummer. II was Handsomely
.r1nted and beautifully engraved and is !;
Gather IN the Cap of THE HERALD.-Etrekd
-bisf.
DYING 10 repairs in the Salt Lake theatre the
Unitarian service Will be held in the evening at
so O'Clock. Rev. Enoch Powell OF Topeka
kas.. VIII deliver an address on Authority in
Religion.
THE Western Shoe and Dry Goods companv
extend their Ia for,
appreciation OF the liberal patronage given
them during the past year. They wish all their
riencs to call and lay in supplies.
WHENEVER the Western Shoe and Dry Goods
company assert cheap sale, you can ALWAYS
Count on it being a genuine one They were
thronged with buyers yesterday and oid a ire.
mendous business 1t goes another week.
Doc. FAUsT's Holstein COW, Lady Wrinkle
niteen years old, has fine twin heifer calves, one
Gay old. The LADY gives eleven gallons of
milk DAY. so that there is no danger that the
Twins viii suffer from lack of maternal nourish.
ment.
JOHN JANSEN and Thomas McDade, forfeited
the sl5 each which they had deposited in the
police court treasury on Friday when they
were charged with stealing q ride on the Rio
Grande Western. They consider it a very ex-
penslye road TO travel on.
SERGEANT FITzMAURICE's report Of yester
Gay temperature is as follows: At 5 jam
SALT Lake. ~; Helena, Is; Fort Custer ID: Fort
washable. Is; Rawlins, 20. At IL am-Salt
Lake city, 81; Ogden, 35: Stockton, Il Bingham
2oi Park City, is; Provo, %; Alta, 10; Logan,
THE New Years edition of the Park Civ
At'er IS at hand. 1t is briln full OF facts and
ngures IN reference 10 the great mining camp.
ana cannot fail TO do good wherever il goes
Park City Is 10 be congratulated on the fact
that it has al last got IA paper with push and
enterprise behind it,
j b. DUPAlX, OF Minersville is in the citv
AID has lett al the chamber of commerce sam
q or - frfrr1 IA min
the South Star district Iron county. ASSAYS
run as nigh as 80 ounces OF silver IS per cent
lead ana S;oJ IN gold. The average samples
VIII run 80 ounces Of silver. RI
H. S. JOSEPH. the rustIing civil engineer was
fortunate enough to discover a stTiD of milo
Gated ground on Eureka hill this week n ia
needless to say that he lit onto it Ike the his
torlc early bird onto the equally historic worm
There are still great opportunities in This dis
trlct-for rustlers.-EufeSa Cher
PARTY OF workmen left the city yesterday for
AIta TO work on the Greeley mines They will
peg.h operations Tomorrow morning. Two
shifts viii be put on and Ire shaft will he sunly
rs rapidly as possible. Preparations will he
mace for large shipment of ore as soon as the
weather grows cold enough to permit travel
over the snow.
THE sentiment expressed at the architects
meeting last night in regard to the nronrsety
ana justice OF open competition in the matter Of
plans Ior the new city and county building is
shared very generally by the leading business
men of the city. THE HERALD mas heard ev
presslons OF opinion on all sides regarding this
matter and has yet to learn of one disnteTested
party who faVors any other mode of procedure.
Mr.. RICHARD J. CoNEIEY and Miss Rboda
A. Mullett were married at the residence of the
brides mother, 246 Wall street. at S:30
New Years eve. Commissioner Greenman ner
forming the ceremony. There was large at
tendance of the friends of the young couple. and
they thoroughly enjoyed the feast that fol-
lowed. The presents were numerous and ele-
CANT Mr.. and Mrs. Coneley will be at home
40 South Third East street, after January a
Iris stated on reliable authority that 2 marty
OF Colorado mining men are now in Tintic. look
Ing over the prospects for purchases of desir-
able property. These gentlemen are also con
1emplatlng an enterprise which will fur
nlsh an abundant supply OF water to that camp.
The water supply under present arrangements
IS rather limited and if the camp increases to
the SIZE IL is confidently hoped it will next
spring the supply Will be entirely Inadequate
The plan that is proposed is to lay water pipe
from Utah lake to Tintic and put in pumping
apparatus. Although the laying of the pipe will
involve considerable outlay, it will effectually
solve the water question for Tintic.
Try JORSSoN'S WINE OF NORWOOD
lor the appetite. 75c. Johnson, Pratt & Co.
EXCURSION.