The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-01-25
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
BLANKETS AT Cutters, SO Main.

I1OuOE Oh Iludg cNculuS Vic We "a IL. AtiAA
WELLS. Fargo & Co. received yesterday:
Fine bars si7 54S bullion, 1851 Total, SCI, 1885,
IF you want the best currants and raisins for
your mince meat call at Hardy, Young Co.'s
THE Salt Lake Rock company now has all
kinds of building rock and will iii orders TO any
amount.
CHARLES w. PENRosE will preach in the
Twentieth ward Westinghouse at 2 pm. this
afternoon.
Hanauer bullion 81 $50; silver and lead ores:
S16,250. Total, sc, 400
FOR Rent-A small brick house. suitable for
man and wife. Apply to J. Mcdonald q Son,
200 and go Main street.
FIVE hundred pairs mems slippers from 81 10
IS. in endless varieties at Spencer & Lynch's,
successors to Spencer " hlmball-
ELDER ]. NJ SJoDAHL will preach in the
Fourteenth ward assembly hall to-day at 2
O'Clock pm Strangers made welcome.
SPIRITUAL lecture and test by DR.. H. w. Alb
botJ at the Metropolitan hotel parlor, on Third
South and West temple street. this evening at
5:E.
SERGEANT FITzMAURICE's report of yester
days temperature is as follows: At 5:33 am
Salt Lake, 30; Helena 3d. Fort Custer, %;
Fort Washable, so.
AN error was made yesterday in giving the
married name of the singer Miss Lizzie
Thomas. 1t is Mrs. j. I. Edward instead OF j.
Z. Edwards
THE war department has ordered seventy five
Hammond typewriters, paying $50, thereby
acknowledging their superiority over all others.
George +. Felt agent Tor Titan.
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, S50OOOo-
ALL parties indebted to us will please note
that we are temporarily located with Spencer
Clawson q Co.. Broadway. Prompt settlements
are requested. Coop. Furniture Co.
THERE was lively scrapping match on Sec
ond South street last evening. There was a
woman il the case but before particulars
could be learned, the principals had vanished.
JOHN GRAY, one of the pioneers, died at his
residence in the Ninth ward last evening at the
age of 81 years. Funeral services will be held
at the Ninth ward meeting house tomorrow, at
p. m.
FIRE. smoke and water drew large crowd at
the Western Shoe s. Dry Goods company's yes
terday. 1t win take several days to clean them
out, there being plenty yet lett for those who
wish bargains
TO-DAY viii afford splendid opportunity to
purchase damaged and smoked dry goods and
shoes at the Western Shoe Il Dry Goods COM
p2ny's, 81 and % ). Main street. Everybody
should so there.
lions Savings Bank and Trust Co. will loan
YOU an auxiliary bank to take home. This
bank has combination locks and is ornamental.
We paw per cent. interest. MILFORD Woodruff,
president; Gee. G. Cannon, vice president
ONE of our representatives learned that the
best china store in Salt Lake IS going to move
OF from First South, because the landlord
wants the store. They are going to sell below
cost. Hush don'ttell 1t. Hoock & Clawson.
Ir was said in railway circles yesterday that
Mr.. Bacon, the promoter of the Deep Creek
railway scheme had wired parties in Ia S city
That money to build the road had been secured.
and that he would be home in a very short
time.
ELDER WILLIAM PALMER will deliver a lee
tune in the Seventh ward Westinghouse Tues
day evening, the 9th inst, at 80 Clock under
ohe auspices OF the Y. NJ. NJ. 1. association. Sub
iect: Divine VS.. Usurped Authority" The
public are invited.
TEMPLE of Honor hall, corner of First South
and Nam street: Divine services conducted by
Sister Miller the prophecies. After a short
sermon. Sister Miller delivers messages 10 per
sons in the audience from their guardian angels
and spirit friends. Subject THE Cause and
Origin OF all Religious Denominations and their
Effect upon the Human Family Ser vices com
nlences at Z O'Clock sharp and closes at s As
The public cordially invited.
LAST night some idiot placed a 32-calibre car
fridge on the street car track in front of Amer
bachs store on Main street. The first car that
came along exploded the cartridge, and the
bullet went RhiZZlng past throng of startled
pedestrians and struck the door of Auerbach' s
store. big crowd gathered, and when the
facts were learned there was great deal of in
diCnation. 1t is almost q miracle that no one
was injured. a similar incident occurred yes
terday afternoon, when some one put big rife
cartridge in a bon fire in front of the Colorado
house on State street.
THE officers and members of the University
Alumni association held a meeting on Friday
evening last and began TO outline preparations
for the alumni bali and banquet at the close OF
the school year. Members of the association
may expect soon to hear something important
from the committee. which meets every E1iiay
evening al l22 \. West Temple strekt Those
desiring immediate information may consult or
write to any of the following: d. r. Allen.
don't
dent; A. 5. Geddes. secretary and treasurer: j
h. Paul, William K. Stewart William Brad
ford George Weber, Annie NJ. Cannon, com.
mittee.
president ALLEN MARVEL of the Santa Fe
system, Is expected in the city from Denver to-
day or tomorrow. Il has been stated that Mr.
Marvel Is coming TO Salt Lake to talk freight
rates. That may be the case but il is a new
thing for railway resident TO play general
freight agent. So far as understood Mr. Marvel
is coming here TO post himself upon tie country
which Is tributary to the Santa F'e system. The
cnamoer OF commerce is making arrangements
TO see that Mr.. Marvel gets a proper idea of
Salt Lakes Importance and her possibilities
His entertainment may include several SIDE
trips TO investigate some of The most prominent
OF Salt Lake citys most wonderful resources
and advantages.
MRS. LUCY DECKER YOUNG. wife of Presi.
dent Brigham Young, died in this city at the
residence OF her oargnter, Mrs. Mira Rosster
yesterday morning. she had been i'll for sew.
eral months from an affection OF the digestive
organs. and the entire failure OF the stomach to
perform its functions resulted in her death
she was one of the pioneer women of Utah
having crossed the plains in 1913 and as AUNT
Lucy she was very widely ana lovingly known.
Her distinguishing traits were her Steadfa 81
faith IN her religion her devotion to her family
and her care for the happiness and comfort of
her friends. She was the mother of Heber
Yourg, A. ID. Young. Mrs Fanny Thatcher
Mrs Mira Rossiter and Mrs J. D. SPENCER
She was born at Phelps. Ontario Co. New
YORK and at the time OF ner death was 6S years
and months OF age. The funeral services will
be held at the residence of Mrs Rossiter q
North First East, a. pm. to-day.
THE new line TO the Fort, being built by the
SAT- Lake street car company, has been com
pleted Tor some time, but cars cannot be run
over the road owing TO the fact that the cross
ing which had been made over the Utah Cen
trail did not lit ard ii was necessary To send II
pack to the foundry to be remc0eled The line
will be IN running order within "a few da,7s
Iwenty-elgnt men and teams are still at work
on the Great Salt Lake s. Hot SPRINGS ca-
line The track has been laid as far as Eipbtn
North and grazing Is now being done beyond
that point The East bench street car line iS
completed as far as Sugar House ward Worl,
mas oeen delayed somewhat on account of the
weather but 1t is being actively resumed and
the company expects to have the road com
pleted within two weeks. The Rapid Ira, sir
car line running south TO Forest Dale is doino
good business, the cars being crowded with
passengers, especially on SATURDAYS The ex-
cellent skating on White lake draws we'll ana
the car lines running over Jordan are well
patronized by the skaters.
Go forth IN haste. with bills and paste.
Proclaim to all creation
mat al are wise who advertise
In this day and generation
Cache Iot5ey Bill Poster, Logan. J1ah.
TRY JoHNSoN'S WINE OF NORWOOD