The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-25
LOCAL LYRICS.
Crisp and Condensed News Of General
Interest and Import

MERRY CHRISTMAS.
Wool Bats at Cutters
BUY your home made blankets from Cutters,
NO. 30 Main street.
BURTON GARDNER & Co.. are selling sewing
machines at 1,50 snap come quick.
INSURE in the Home Fire of Utah. H. ]
Grant Co., agents. with State bank.
hold up on Main street and look at Barratt
Bros prices for fancy furniture and etchings. 3
In the Third District court yesterday Victor
Sahm. native OF Germany. was admitted to
Citizenship.
THE P. O. S. of A will meet at their quar-
tiers at 2:30 p. m. to-day and march to the
tabernacle.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
telegraph Office for MIR. E. o. johnson, John H
Ault and Susy Roxbury.
SEE Spencer g. Lynch's display of felt shoe
slippers. Ask for the Mattewan felt slipper
the incest thing made for housewear.
BE sure and see the beautiful line OF toys at
the Salt Lake Equitable Coop before purchas-
ing elsewhere; 30 and sc Market row.
TOYS and holiday goods just arrived; SO per
cent. less than anybody at the Salt Lake
Equitable Coop, 30 and 81 Market row.
EMRs. MAsTERsoN, who took poison on Thurs
day night. presumably with suicidal intent, was
much improved yesterday, and is reported as
being out OF danger
THE Feast OF Lights will be celebrated at the
9. A. 4. hall on Tuesday next, when all the
jewish children will assemble there and spend
the day In merry making
ZIoN's Savings Bank and Trust company loan
ornamental auxiliary banks for homes. Inter
est per cent. MILFORD Woodruff, presi dent;
George Q. Cannon. vice president.
THE new store in which the Coop Furniture
Co. are now located gives them ample room to
display their fiue stock. Their carpets espe-
ciaIly are not surpassed by any stock in the
city.
THE Inter Mountain Electric company, S. F.
Fenton, manager. has removed to 20 East First
supplies, burglar alarms, dynamos, motors
electric bells, enunciators, ETC., constantly on
hand.
SERVICES at the Jewish Temple. Fourth
East, between Second and Third South begin
this evening at 1880 Subject: 'Channecah and
Christmas Contrasted." The public are cor
daily invited.
THE employees of the gas works caused
pleasant little surprise IN the household of Mr..
I. a Dyer last evening by presenting that
gentleman with handsome reclining chair
The gift is much appreciated by the recipient.
COUNTY CLERK ALLEN granted Christmas
presents in the form of marriage licenses TO
Thomas Simpson, 20 and Charlotte Epson, %;
81. ]. Smith, "A, and susan Bean, p: q. B.
Rugg, fl, and Eliza Ergberg, q; David Hicks
90, and Eliza Domer. -.
OBSERVER SAIsBURY's report for yester-
days temperature is as follows: At $50 a. m.
Salt Lake. %; Cheyenne 6; Denver ID:
Montrose, l6;Miles City, 4; Helena, 4. At
.. m.-Salt Lake, 81; Bingham. l6; Ogden, ~;
Logan, 9; Park City, 10; Provo 10; Stockton, IS.
TIE following transcripts On appeal have
been filed with Clerk Bacne of the supreme
court; w. G. Annett and w. Il. Thompson vs.
William Garland and the Bear Lake and River
Waterworks and Irrigation company; Charles
3. Reed VS.. William Lowe, as administrator Of
the estate OF John Swenson, deceased,
THE CAMBRIAN Glee club under the leader
ship Of James I. Dunbar, visited The HERALD
at an early hour this morning and rendered
some very delightful Christmas music. The
club is composed OF T. g. Pinkerton, P. Elliott.
j. II. Tompson, James T. Dunbar William
Spry, John James A. w. Timpson, n. S.
Thompson ana w. D. Bowring.
A FEW days ago young man applied for Ii
cense TO marry, but being under age and an or
phan he was compelled TO seek the aid OF the
probate court and have a guardian appointed
from whom consent could be had The dny had
been set for the ceremony and 1t was only by
prompt action on the part of the clerk that the
proceedings we're completed in time. Boys
wait until you can vote before You get married
Mr.. JAMES II. CRoCKwELI. several OF whose
photographs were employed for the illust alton
of the mining review IN TIE CHRISTMAS HER
AID, has published handsome Albertype
souvenir OF Park City and the adjacent Meas
ure resorts The surface Improvements and
underground workings of the principal mines
are illustrated, as are many of the buildings in
Park city and the beautiful mountain lakes
Whereabouts.
THE HERALD's Christmas edition is besuti-
ful thing, and may well be called a souvenir of
Utah. " 1t contains fifty pages, and tasty and
artistic Autographed cover. In Its contents
the material interests Of Utah are all dwelt
upon and the ground fully covered. Its discus
sion Of the mining industry full and complete
and furnishes fund of statistics and informa-
hon on this important subject. We congratu-
late THE HERALD in being successful with
is holiday edlliOn.-iSfOck E.rchGtg0e Journal