The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-29
LOCAL LYRICS.
Crisp and Condensed News Of General
Interest and Import.

ALL kinds of coal at EIIerbeck's 81
T. r. ELLERBECK's coal office, 40 e. First So. x
ELEGANT suits ana oyercoats at Barton&Co, =
TIE criticisms on the late pugalistic en-
counter are numerous and varied.
INSURE in the Home Fire OF Utah. Il. j
Grant q Co.. agents. with State bank.
THOSE ladies' and boys all wool homemade
Main.
MAIL US your orders for Christmas candies
at once ana avoid the rush. Jas. u. Mcdonald
Candy Co.
IN the Third district court yesterday Victor
L. Llnoqu1St, a native OF Sweden, was admitted
TO citizenship.
For the Christmas trade the finest line of
cream bon-bons and assorted ices at the Jas
u. Nc Donald Candy Co.'S.
THE excursion to the natural gas fields which
was to be run from this city to-day, has been
postponed until next Sunday.
THE funeral of Mrs. Fanny Symons will he
from her residence, l3l West Third South
street, on Sunday, November ~, at2p m.
THE school board has new chairs and desks
for each member and conveniently arranged
Ihey Will have more next week to the HOOPER
block.
TIE trial of Lewis Mellor the alleged spotter
IN the gambling cases, who is CHARGED with
bucklng the tiger himself, will be held in The
police court tomorrow.
lions Savings Bank and Trust conpany loan
Ornamental auxiliary banks for homes. Inter
est per cent. Milford Woodruff president.
George Q. Cannon, vice president
THERE are messages at the Western Union
William Peterson, Edwin Cork. Edwin n, Por
ter, j. Z. Monahan, Levi w. Smith
THE Sons Of ST. George will give a public
social on Wednesday evening next An excel
lent musical programme has been prepared
Engnshmen and their ladies specially invited
THE Salt Lake Abstract company has elected
Joseph b. Smith of Denver, president, LANES
l. Men, vice president, and Z. r. Gunter secre-
tary. The last two are well known Salt Lake
men.
STEVE kENZIE, the young sport who recently
shot Skinner, the foot racer, at Ogden, because
The latter threw him. IN race, has been re-
arrested for failing to appear when his case was
called at Ogden,
SOLID gold front silver cuff button with silver
STUD combined wiz be presented to all cash
customers buying pair OF shoes at our re-
moYal sale now at Salt Lake Equitable Coon
at 70 and u Market Row.
MARRIAGE licenses were granted by the
and Albertina M. Rosenberg, "a; Samuel 81
Howard "A, and Rosa A. Holt, %; A II Willis
~ and Mary Sullivan, 70
THE Scandinavian Democrats will hold n
meeting IN Social hall tomorrow evening at \
o CLOCK; Messrs oscar Forslund. o. j Peter
son and others will address the meeting and
music VIII be furnished by quartette.
A RUNAWAY happened at Main and Second
South yesterday, resulting in the lady occupant
OF one OF the vehicles being thrown out near
Barratts store. She was cared for in the ad-
Joining drug store of D. B. Hoover g. Co No
bad results reported.
A BREAK in the wire of the Salt Lake street
railway at $3.50 last night on West Temple near
Second South street just opposite THE HERATD
building caused some delay IN travel but the
repair iorce was soon on the ground and
splfced the current"
TIE Salt LAX email carriers will give tbeir
annual bail at 9ounger's on Friday evening
December II. The affair promises to be as we'll
managed, successful and ENJOYABLE in ALI re-
spects as that given by the association last
year. The boys are deservedIy POPULAR and ~.
large attendance is assured
ONE of the handsomest carriao yes for ,,riy,o+a
use ever brought into Salt Lake was shown
yesterday at the SIudebaker Bros repositorv
1t is an extension front coupe Rockaway. hung
on platform springs, with elegant trimmings
and mountngs. 1t 5 light in weight and Vat
roomy. Judge c.. w. Bennett was the pur-
chaser.
LITTLE Louise Oder, daughter of George II
Odel, OF the Coop Wagon and Machine com
pany, mas Oeen dangerously i'll with diphtheria
for some days but is now thought to be improv-
ing. Her sick room has been constantly sun
piled with flowers by her young schooimates
and friends.
OBSERVER SALISBURY S report for Yesterdays
temperature is as follows: At $3.50 A. m-S2lt
Lake, 46; Baker City, =; Cheyenne, "a; Denver
rs; Montrose, SO; Miles City, "a; Helena, as;
Lander, -. At :55 a. m.-Salt Lake. az:
Bingham, 3d. Ogden, IS; Logan, 80; Park Citv
3S; Provo, "a; Stockton, 80.
AT a late hour on Friday night Lincoln Fer
guSon, o colored man who takes care of a num-
Der of offices up town, was crossing the Eighth
ward square on his way home when two men
sprang upon him and knocked him down The
robbers then relieved him of ali his cash, which
amounted 10 about 81, and skipped.
DIR. STANDARD, the president of the Medical
society, will contribute an interesting article
for THE CHRISTMAS HERALD. Treasurer Wal
den will write one on the finance of Salt axe
and other prominent gentlemen, and ladies'
will have timely articles in that model issue.
AS promised, announcements Of the various
features, and the authors thereof, will be made
from time to time.
OSCAR VAEDERCo0K, who has filled the re-
sponsible position of warden at the penitentiary
for year and half past, retires tomorrow
night. Marshal Parsons has not yet announced
Vandercook's successor, but as stated some
days ago, the general impression is that Mr.. Gle
ey, who now holds responsible position at the