The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-02-08
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
BLANKETS at Cutters, Sc Main.

Clawson.
T.R. JONES Co. received yesterday: Silver
bars, $4,000.
GRAND turkey dinner to-day at Saddle Rock
restaurant.
WELLS. FARGO s. co. yesterday received:
Bullion, $3.50.
BEST pianos. Best prices. Best terms. AT
Coalter onelgrove S, "a Main street.
TAKE your Sunday bath at Sansom's Hotel
Templeton barber snop. Best IN town.
If YOU want the best currants and raisins for
your mince meat call at Hardy, Young q 20 s."
REMOVING sale. China, glassware and lamps
below cost at hoock q Clawson, 10 west Fist
South.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
Office for James Howell, IL. A French ana Z.
ID. Martin.
Hanauer bullion, $500; silver and lead ore,
So, 80; total, Sl3, 100.
MEMS felt boots and shoes. Ladies, misses
and children's warm footwear at cost. Spencer
Lynch, 100 Main street.
THE transportation bureau will meet the
directors of the chamber OF commerce TUESDAY
night instead Of Monday evening.
THE funeral services over the remains of
Julia Curtis Raleigh Will esheld at the Twenty
second ward meeting house at p. m to-day.
PHYSICIANS say that the la grippe epidemic
has again struck salt Lake. So Tar the cases
rHpOrleu are OF d ullluSF lOkI1 bAOoS Vi q
year ago.
THE odd Fellows of the city will leave for
Sandy in a special train over the Union Pacific
atlp.m. to-day to attend the funeral OF the late
s. R. Kemp.
SHERIFF WARD left for Evanston yesterday
with William Wagner, the young German VINO
was arrested for stealing $500 from an Evan
Ston man last fall
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, sooO,Goa
THE funeral services over the remains of
Thomas Lalonde. who died suddenly Friday
evening, Will be held al <37 Il. First South
street, al I2 O'Clock tomorrow.
ALL parties indebted to US will please note
that we are temporarily located with Spencer
Clawson & Co.. Broadway. Prompt settlements
are requested. Coop. Furniture Co.
A FEW individuals of the Twentieth ward have
presented the choir with an elegant pipe organ,
of which the ward feels justly proud. The new
organ will be heard this evening at $3.50 O'Clock,
Prof. Daynes presiding.
lions Savings Bank and Trust Co. will loan
you an auxiliary bank TO take home. This
bank has combination locks and is ornamental.
We pay per cent. interest. Wilford Woodruff,
president; Gee. 9. Cannon, vice president
1.-THE reckless manner in which Bow Leg, One
Lung, All There, Sun Wah, Sam Lee, Hang Hi
Bend Lo, Yale Seventy-s-x, and other notables
exploded fire crackers at an early hour this
morning, suggested the approach OF the Chinese
new year.
d. l.. LEvEY is organizing a Kennel club
The following gentlemen have signified their in
tention of becoming members of the same: b
d. Lewis, c. Linium, Ed Kelley, o. l. Sparks
ID. Grinith, E. Franks, G. a. Belscy, F. E. Buse
John Foe, j. NJ. Nelson.
SERGEANT FITZMAURICEs report of yester
days temperature is as follows: AT 5 :33 am
Salt Lake, rs; Helena, Is; Fort Custer, IA
Fort Washable, IS: Rawlins. 0. AT pm
C,T+ T,1-n 1S+v nrffnrN
Bingham. Is: Park City, 10; Provo, "a
Alta, 10; Logan, 10.
THE Hammond Typewriter company, having
adopted the Universal, or Remington key
board, presents machine TO the public part1
cularly adapted TO the requirements OF the
times. Call and examine before purchasing
other machines. Two months trial. George +
Felt agent. Burton Gardner company's ONCE
JOB East First South.
THE ore rates to Salt Lake are prohibitory
and will probably remain so until the Utah &
Id no railroad shall be built. Our Salt Lake
friends SHOULD therefore do what they can Il
insure the prompt building of that road, as i
Will not only secure them the trade OF WOOD
River, but that Of several other lmportan
mining camps not to mention the many otne
sources of traffic.-Ho0d RtUer Times.
IT is reported that James H jenkins, o
Goshen, who Is serving term OF two years Il
the penitentary Tor an lnfractlon OF tne Ed
mlnds Tucker act, is on his death bed. Mir
Jenkins is nearly seventy years Old and at Iii
some five months ago, ne was in feeble health
and since ms incarceration he has gradually de
clined. His son, j. l.. jenkins, or Nephl, Is wit
his father.
THE old Deseret museum, opposite the soutl
entrance 10 the tabernacle, is being torn Gown
The building was one OF the ola land mark
here. u Was erecte IN lo4S and for d long tim
was the largest business building IN the terr
tory. Ii was first occupied py holiday y Wal
rem and later by Perry s. Co. 1t was the
turned into school and for several years pas
has been used by the Deseret museum.
THE funeral services over the remains of tn
late T. 5. Rowland, were he'd at the famil
residence yesterday under the auspices OF IN
Brcklayers' and Masons union, of which III
deceased was an honored member. The SCI
vices were conducted by Rev. Putnam, and a
the close the remains were taken to Centervllle
the members OF the union escorting them as ia
as the Warm Springs. Mr.. Rowland was a
honest Industrious and Conscientious man
and was highly esteemed by his associates.
CLERK STUART was busy yesterday reckon
ing up the fines assessed against the fra
females who were pulled on Friday night. Tn
amount realized footed up 81, 100. Dick Thong
SON third degree drunk, was yeSterda
assessed SIS by Judge Laney. The eXamini
ton of David Gainsford, on the charge
assaulting Evan Madison with knife on Thur
day night which was to have been held befol
Commissioner Pratt yesterday morning, Wa
postponed until to morrow morning at III 0 clocl
THE people of Sugar House precinct are b
fore the county with an earnest remonstranC
against allowing sheep nerds TO pass over Ii
mountains by way OF The city and Emigratio
and Parey's cafons. Theyrightly say that IL
filth deposited on the sides OF the mountains
washed down into the streams and OF course
is borne into every home in this city that is SUI
Piled with city water. This suggests that u
city too, should take hand in disposing of Il
problem and when the Sugar House petite
comes before the council. as IL win, the matt,
should be taken hold OF In earnest.
THE WESTERN Union Telegraph compar
has it is said, bought the OLD telegraph lii
reaching from Frisco TO Beaver The same cor
pany has fourteen cars Of telegraph line +
pairers and builders strung along the line b
tween Juab and Milford. They are engaged
thoroughly renovating and, IN many cases,
most entirely replacing the olo line with ne
material heavy straight cedar poles, we
cleaned of AL bark and limbs, being substitute
for the old pine poles, which were continual
decaying and falling over. After the old line
put into good condition the entire force of MT
will be employed in building 40 or more mil
of telegraph line along the Milford and Piocl
extension OF the Union Pacihc-Ct0RidR.