The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-01-11
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

CLOSE THE dives.
KNOCK OUT the Sunday saloon!
INSURE in the Home Fire of Utah.
LIONS Savings Bank and Trust Co.
GRAND dinner at the Saddle Rock to-day. =.
GIVE SOME of the members of the council a
lesson in etiquette!
WELLS, Fargo & Co. received yesterday:
Bullion s3,715: Ore, S22, l55.
New winter suitings just from the looms at
j. C. Cutler & Brother, 81 Main street.
IF you want the best currants and raisins for
your mlnce meat call at Hardy, Young Co's.'
MCCORMICK 6 Co. received YESTERDAY: Han
$500
TIE Salt Lake Rock company now has all
kinds of building rock and will ill orders 10 any
amount
THE lines of mantes and tiles displayed by
the Titan Stove ana Hardware Co. are the finest
in the city.
CAR mantles and tiles just received at Utah
Stove and Hardware Co. Cali and make seec-
ton before The rush
The Third Quorum OF Seventies will meet in
the Fourteenth ward assembly rooms on Mon
DAY evening at 80 sharp.
g. FIVE hundred pairs mems slippers from 81 10
%. in endless varieties at Spencer & I.ynch's
successors To Spencer kimball.
DIR. JAMES E. TALMAGE will preach in the
Fourteenth ward assembly hall to-day at = D.
u. Strangers invited and made welcome
ANOTHER Salt Lalzer in luck. The dis.
patches announce that ty the death of an aunt
OF Howard Twombleys he falls heir to $1,000
SAVING is the secret of wealth Five per
cent per annum PAID on savings deposits,
interest compounded quarterly at the State
Bank OF I TAN capital s3U00OO.
THE HERALD has limited number of copies
OF me Christmas HERALD in wrappers Mailed
anywhere IN the United States on receipt of
% cents. To foreign parts for 50 cents
lions Savings Bank an Trust Co.. receives
deposits on interest at per cent. per annum
principal and interest on demand. w. Wood
fni1, president George G. Cannon vice-prest.t
THE members of the city council held dark
lantern caucus last night. so far Is could be
learned, there were no fights. and no one even
cared another TO knock a chip OF his shonlder
CHAS hAUFHoLD of South Omaha writes
THE HERA Id that if Otto Arnot. a brlcklaver
formerly at work in this city. will communicate
Win nm, be viii learn something to his ad-
vantage.
WHEN buying a type writer, do not fail to
see The Hammond: three months trial; George
r Felt. agent for Utah, Office Burt in-Garuner
solicited.
THE Scots Will celebrate Burns anniversary
with concert and ball. under the auspices OF
the SAT- Lake City Galedonian club They will
pe assisted hr tlndlay McGregor, Miss Pratt
q. l.. Evans and Others.
Local sports are awaiting the outcome of the
ilcmpsey-t1tzpatrick fight, which comes off at
New Orleans on the 18th, with intense interest
dempsey Is the favorIte, but some money has
been placed on Fitzpatrick.
THIEVES yesterday evening entered room
over the millinery store near Madsen's fllrnl-
lure establishment and purloined an oyercoat
and other articles belonging to Joe Richards
An entrance was made through the transom
over the door.
MIR. GEORGE f. MACK. the sign nainter
the lucky compitetor at the late territorial
fair. has removed his Headquarters 10 ITtah
Paint and OIL Co. Mr.. Mack was awarded
with the two prizes for best sign work.
HARRY WASHER who is claimed 10 be the
Lyons residence on Friday night. and who after
being taken into custody broke Harry Mills
arm, Is under arrest. There Is considerable
doubt rs TO his identity.
DIR, DIR; LIFE viii preach at the First NJ. E.
church tonight The subject of his
discourse will be: The Saloon Ought IN Co
Why anu How. AS bearing on the temper-
ance agitation in progress now his discourse
promises 10 be Of highest interest TO the public
SERGEANT FITzMAURICE's report of vesrer.
Gay temperature is as follows: At 5:33am.-i
Salt Lake. %; Helena, zero; Fort Custer. .:
Fort washable, !; Rawlins,2 =. At II a.m.-Salt
Lake city, 70; Ogden, 10; Stockton s. Bingham
~; PARK City, /; Provo, "a; Alta, Z: Logan
COUPLE of pugilisticaIly inclined individ-
GalS INDUCED in scrap in Franklin avenue
iast nlgnt; ana IN the fracus one of the bel
llserehts had an arm broken. The police heard
oil the affair but were unable to find the parti-
clpants and their names could not be leaned
last night.
LOCAL dealers in agricultural implements seen
by HERALD men yesterday said ihqt the diS !
ruption OF the big combine in Chicago would
rot affect the agencies out here one way or the
other There is not much stock taken in yes
terdays dispatches which say an era of cutfinp
and slashlng In prices is at hand, and our deal,
ers think prices here will remain as they have
have been all along
THE officers and members of the Salt Ual,a |
County Woman's Suffrage association are re.
Quested TO attend a meeting TO be held a. the
fourteenth Ward Relief Society hail Oh Tines
day the 18th, al p. N. Important business
connected with the association is to be consid- |
ereu All interested in woman suffrage are
cordially invited to be present. c. E. Raleigh, |
secretary. g.
MARSHAL YOUNG has forced the issue Last |
night he ordered the arrest of several hunco
men and gamblers, on the caarge of vagrancy |
ana among the number was {. l. Creek who is |
supposed TO have furnished the Tribune with
most of Its information against the marshal
hreek IS SAID TO have stated publicly that he |
mad damaging af1davitS against the marshal
ana was only waiting for the time TO make them |
public.
THE lot of poor Mrs. Maurice McGratb seems
peculiarly sad one. Within a few months last |
y
and now she has been called upon to part with
another daughter. little Katie who died from
heart failure on the morning of the 9TH instant |
Katie was born at Challs, Idaho. Nav 3 1881 |
She was taken sick on Christmas eve and died |
as above. During her illness she frequently I
expressed desire to go to her father thar
WISH being almost the last words uttered by her |
She was buried at sunset on the evening Of the |
9Th.
LAST night an old Scotchman was going mn |
Commercial street and when in front Of a
vacant lot near Nagner's bottling works two
men sprang out at him. One of them seized /
him from behind, while the other started To 90 |
through him. The old man struggled and made
an cutlery, and fortunately attracted the atten-
ton OF Marshal Young. who CHANGED to be
walking up the street with Ferg Ferguson. The
marshal was in IL in an instant: both foot-pads
made a dash for liberty. but blow on the head
brought one of them down, while couple of
shots stopped the other. The marshal then
gathered IN his prisoners and calmly marched
them TO the police station. where they cave
their names as Tom Brown and William
Michael.
TRY JOHNsoN'S VINE OF NORWOOD
1or the appetite. 75c. johnson, Pratt & Co.
$40 REWARD