The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-10
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

GRAND dinner. Saddle Rock-to-day
PLEASURE grounds and parks are becoming
attractive
GRATEFUL for patronage, z. G. NJ. l. claims
TO have some bargains yet
EVERY day next week 2. c. NJ. l. will sell
many useful things at bargain prices.
BEST pianos. Best prices. Best terms Al
Coeiter & Snelgrove's, "a Main street.
NOTWITHSTANDING successful and busy
week, q c. NJ. l. has few bargains left.
THE Tabernacle choir will meet at the taber
nacle to-day at 80, on special business.
LIEoLBUMs at S. R. Marks & Co. Lace cur
tains at S R. Marks & Co. Baby carriages at
S. r. Marks & Co.
In the Third district court yesterday after
noon, Frank L. Palm native of Sweden, was
adInittedto citizenship
THE Utah Central had special train out of
the Park yesterday morning for those coming
down TO take in the festivities of the day.
TIE articles OF Incorporation of the Jeremy
Salt company ana the Gold Mountain Mining
company were 9filed with Secretary Sells yes
ttrday.
A BUNDLE Of to-day's HERALDs goes to Rus
sell B. Barrison at Omaha by his request The
Democratic news from UTAH just now is interest.
ing reading.
TIRE long and slim, short and stout and ex-
ira large men need not pay tailors such prices
when Barton 81 Go. carry perfect fits in each
style for half the money.
JUDGE ANDERSON returns to Beaver this
evening and will be gone about ten days On
his return he will resume work in the Third dis
trict court, assisting Judge Zane
THERE are messages at the Western Union
Telegraph office for b. L. Mills, Thomas
Black, Mrs. Dennis Ryan, Robert L. Williams,
D. L. Sterling, Colonel h. B. Becker.
It is noted fact that those suits made TO
order at Cutters. IS Main, from Provo mills, all
wool cloth, viii outwear three ordinary ready
made suits. We guarantee satisfaction.
WE predict a terrible rush at the slaughter
sale On Monday next at the Salt Lake EQuita-
bic favcrite stores Nos. 80 and 81 Market row.
Take the cake prices. See them IN Sundays
HERALD.
THE cost Of the tray made by Davidson, Ley
son & McCune from Ontario silver is $50. ex-
elusive OF the silver, which was given by Mr..
Chambers. The tray is gift from the gentle
men whose names appear upon ii.
AUGUST JOHNSON, native of Monroe, was
found dead in his bed lately, near the bridge at
MaTysVale. The cause of his death was Bright
disease, aggravated by too free use of irtoxt
eating liquors.
INHABITANTS of Salt Lake and surrounding
country, remember that if you want to save
money, come TO the Salt Lake Equitable Coop
Clothing, dry goods, boots and shoes, are
offered at lower prices than ever before,
Z1cN's Savings Bank and Trust Co. will loan
you an auxiliary bank to take home. This
bank has combination locks and is ornamental
We nav
president; Gee. 9. Cannon. vice-president
MONDAY nextl Monday next Remember
half prices go for clothing during the week end
ing the 18th. The bankrupt stock OF II. E..
Eaders Co., Denver, Col, was bought at
sheri1's sale, by Salt Lake Equitable Coon.
will go Tor one-third real value.
TIE greatest sale, at about 50 cents on the
dollar. Bargains, bargains, bargains at the
Salt Lake Equitable Coop. Ten Yards L 1,
sheeting for 90 cents; ten yards 121s cent
bieached. for so cenls. Spring window blinds
for IS cents, at Salt Lake Equitable.
CHARLES SMITH, resident Of Sugar House
accidentally fell on Saturday, While emploved
upon the new cell house at the penitentiory. =
distance Of twenty feet. The unfortunate man
was very badly hurt having struck upon pie
OF cell iron. He was conveyed home by his fell
low workmen.
COIN BROS. are reaping the fruits of soma
big advertising just now. They have imported
Denver expert, Il. U. Bartels, who looks after
their decorations and and advertising. Their
half page advertisements on Sundays, cram
their store on Monday and the money they cost
proves a profitable investment.
WHILE the procession was passing along
South Temple street yesterday morning, a
horse attached TO buggy ran away and
plunged over the enbankment throwing ont
two young ladies who occupied it, Both were
considerably injured and one of them sus
tanned a severe fracture OF the right thieb
They were taken into a residence near the
scene OF the accident, and after being attended
by physicians, were taken to their homes.
HENRY TuPLEs. who has served an eipbteen
months sentence for violation of the Edmunds
Tucker act. was released from the penitentiarv
yesterday morning. His home is in Burrvine
Sewer county. +. J. Larsen has served a two
years sentence for the same offense as Mr..
Tuples. He Will emerge from the mansion to.
morrow morning He resides at Price. Piute
county.
THE Phoenix club opens the summer season
OF amusementswlth an outing TO theWalker farm
today. The following are the names of those
that will be present: Miss Maud Walker Miss
Stella Walker, Miss Hattie Heath. Miss Nav
Raybould, Miss Alice Raybould. Miss Rose
Raybould, Miss Kate Raybculd, Miss Nellie
Greenman, Miss May Burmese, Miss Bertha Ben.
edict. MIR. ]. II. Walker, Sharp Valdez, w. r
Williams, Theo. Raybould, H. S, Ellerheck
Charley Harron, C. E. Traver, Will Crearv q
Eardiey, My. May, C. Dupont
ACTING FISH COMMISSIONER MussFR s,-s.
IA young shad flied with eggs, has been
caught in Utah lake. The spawning season &c |
now. In the east they leave the lower waters |
in great numbers and ascend the rivers for hmm.
dreds Of miles in quest of spawning grounds |
where in shallow warers they deposit THEW |
spawn. l viii feel greatly obliged ii the fisher
men OF Utah lake and Provo, Spanish Fork and !
Jordan rivers will note the ascent or anv other |
unusual movement of shad and report the Same |
to me without undue delay. It is also urcentlv |
necessary that every obstruction to their ascent
be removed. Suitable fshways over dams are |
both easily and inexpensively built"
The savings department of the State
Bank of Utah solicits deposits in any sum
from 81 upwards. The bank has paid up |
capital of $780, 00 Its directory is as fol-
lows: Heber J. Grant. president: William
y. Preston, vice president; Heber M
Wells, cashier; Joseph E. Smith. William
II. Rowe, Abraham H. Cannon. Spencer
Clawson, Elias Morris, Charles S. Burton
Nephi W. Clayton. Frank Y. Taylor D m
Farnsworth r. w. Young, H. a. Wooliev
Send for copy of rules and regulations. =
v.TR. COUGH CORDIAL CURES LA GRIPPE
Sold at all druggists-5oc.