The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-02-01

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Now is a good time to get in the work on the
dives.
T. R. JONES reported yesterday: Silver bars,
Sl2. 1o0
WELLS, Fargo & Co. yesterday received:
Bullion, $1,000; ore, $500,
THERE is a message at the Deseret telegraph
office for 81. S. Gregerson.
MCCORMICK & Co. received yesterday:
Hanauer bullion, 81, 500; ores, ST, 1So.
THE Naturalization of the bells was heard
up till an early hour this morning.
IF you want the best currants and raisins for
your mince meat call at Hardy, Young 81 Co.'S
JUDGE BURRIs yesterday received the SAD in
teiligence of the death of his brother in Tennes
see.
FIVE hundred pairs mems slippers fr ON 81 to
80. In endless varieties at Spencer & Lynch's,
successors TO Spencer & Kimoall.
CHARLEY TAYLOR came up from Tintic yes
terday. He reports that rich strikes have just
been made in the Boss Tweed and Wolf mines.
THE Iowa association will give reception to
the Pennsylvania association and its own men,
pers at the g. A. K. hall on Monday evening.
THE board of directors of the Malad Consol-
idated Mining company held a meeting last
night and levied an assessment of one-half cent
per share.
WHITE LAKE and Brighton skating Kinks
were HOODED yesterday afternoon and the usual
sorts to-day.
EVERYBODY invited to attend the stockhold-
ers meeting, at Salt Lake, of the Equitable
store, 30 West First South street, al Z o'clock
Monday next,
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, sSOO,o00
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.
lions Savings Bank and Trust Co. will loan
you an auxiliary bank 10 take home. This
bank has combination locks and is ornamental.
We pay per cent interest. MILFORD Woodruff,
president; Gee. Q. Cannon vice president
THE Times, after making a majority of the
male residents of the city colonies, completed
the Job last evening by making ali members of
the city council aldermen. The Times would be
IN bad fix if 1t had to furnish abstracts with
its titles.
THE Utah commission met yesterday morn
ing, Chairman Godfrey and Judge Williams
being absent. Governor Saunders was elected
acting chairman and the commission adjourned
without transacting any further business until
Monday morning.
a MEETING was held at Calder's music hall
last evening for the purpose of organizing an
Apollo club. The organization was duly per
1ected, Professor ID. 5. hIouse being elected
musical director, when an adjoutumt nj was
TIE Templars of Honor and their friends had
social dance at the @. A X. hall Friday night,
about two hundred persons being present. All
seemed TO enjoy themselves hugely. IL was
after o'clock before the assembly dismissed
the request being general that another such
time be had in the near future.
RECEIVER RHODE. who was appointed re-
ceiver OF Simon Kellner by Judge Zane. yester
day completed his inventory and commenced
selling at retail and Will continue to do up to
February 9, when the case OF II. b. Claim and
other creditors VS.. kellner will come up before
Judge Zane on the defendants motion to dis
charge the receiver.
THE Hammond Typewriter company. having
adopted the Universal, or Remington key
board. presents a machine to the public parti-
cularly adapted 10 the requirements of the
other machines. Two months trial. George +.
Felt agent Burton Gardner company's office,
l03 East First South.
FIFTY or more commercial men and other
Continental guests were out in the drag Utah
yesterday. The drag had been converted into a
mzmmoth sleigh. That the boys enjoyed them.
selves goes without saying-who ever knew a
successful drummer with long face: The
boys greeted The HERALD with yell very
suggestive of ghost dance IN the bad lands.
Manager Holmes was a conspicuous figure, and
did the honors proudly.
j. Z. CARTER came up from Lehi Friday to
get taste OF city lie. He got it. AT an early
hour yesterday morning he was walking along
Second south street near the Union Pacific
track. Wnen TWO men Suddenly Sprang Out al
him, and covering i'm with guns, ordered hin
10 throw up his maids. Carter offered no re
sistance, and the footpads relieved him of s5C
in cash and watch and chain. They then
skipped out and Carter reported the matter at
the police station.
ALoNZo LEBARRoN HARRINGTON, a we'll
known character, was found dead IN his room
on Wall street in the northeastern part of the
city. The deceased was 20 years OF age anC
formerly resided at Provo. but had made this
city his home for some twenty years past. He
was taken down with pneumonia some days age
and death resulted from that disease. Coroner
Harris was notified ana after an investigation
came to the conclusion that an inquest was moi
necessary.
CHARLES ELLIS lectured TO a fairsized audi
ence in Toeele city, Friday night the population
being divided between his lecture and Burns
celebration. MIR. Ellis says that as the traiI
was crossing the valley between Garfield Beacl
and Salt Lake, Saturday afternoon, about half
way across. the passengers enjoyed a paSsiny
LOOK at three genuine full-grown coyotes The
seemed TO be as much interested as the pas
sengars and frequently stopped and turned u
take In the situation.
DESPITE the very convincing and clear eyi
dence furnished Marshal Young by THE HER
AID last Sunday we are still without any new!
of any apprehenSions of the gambling bells an(
disreputable joints that in1eSt the city. As Il
how well the Sunday saloon closing is observed
the following will serve to indicate. AT ESQ las
Sunday morning as "A HERALD carrier was goin!
his rounds on Commercial street, he saw a bar
men On the sidewalk in front OF his saloon III,
carrier told apoliceman al the head OF the stree
about the occurrence, but the cop contemptu
ously tossed his head in the air and passed on.
BOY named Samuel Gurr, aged sixteel
years. met with serious accident al Eermil
lion on Monday afternoon, 18th inst He mad {
shot gun with him on a duck hunting expedition
and on leaving a wagon which he was IN at tn,
time OF the accident he by chance dropped tn,
gun on the ground which snapped the hammer
and it being loaded, discharged the contents
clear through the left leg about four inches
above the ankle. DR.. II. Neil. OF Richfeld
was called, and on examination found III
charge had in its course cut clear through tn
fibula, and badly splintered the posterior por
ton of the tibia bone After removing eighteen
pieces Of broken bones the wound was CAREFUL,
cleaned and dressed and the boy made to fee
more comfortable. The doctor is somewha
hopeful of curing the limb and not to have re
course to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
TRY JoHNSoN'S VINE OF wORMwOOI
tho 70 g. Or