The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-08

met in regular session in Castle hall last
evening.
The Utah Loan and Trust company began
business in its new and magnificent bank
room yesterday.
The national union ball, to be given in
the Boyle hall on the 10th, will be very
enjoyable affair.
There are undellvered messages at the
Western Union telegraph Office for Z. E.
hnowlden and A. w. Smout
DR.. L. b. Beatty, of Salt Lake, was in
the city for few hours yesterday accom-.
panied by his wife and child.
James Wortherspoon has been elected
manager of the Equitable Coop. store in
the place of Ben E. Rich, resigned.
Tomorrow night Joseph Grismer and
Phoebe Davies will appear in the play THE
Burglar" at the Grand opera house.
| II is rumored that j. w. McNutt & Co.
will occupy one of the new rooms Of the
Utah Loan and Trust company's building.
A leak in gas main near the intersec-
ton of Twenty-fifth street and Washing
ton avenue necessitated excavations TO
find it yesterday.
Ali passenger trains arrived at the Union
depot on time yesterday. AT Humboldt,
Nevada, the thermometer registered 20 de-
grees below zero yesterday morning.
the Grand opera house on the evening OF
December Is, promises to be great affair.
A large number of tickets has been sold.
A twelve-year- old son of Judge L. R.
Rhodes died ct the home of his parents in
this city last Saturday evening of diph-
liberia. The funeral occurred on Sunday.
In police court yesterday one lonely
drunk was called before the bar of justice.
The creature pleaded guilty and was
ordered to prepare himself for place on
the chain gang.
The large vault is to be taken out of the
room formerly occupied by the Utah Loan
and Trust Co.'S. bank and the partitions
cleared away for the purpose of enlarging
the shoe department OF z. c. M. /.
The Ogden street cars are without stoves.
1t is said that this useful article has been
omitted for the purpose Of freezing out the
weary newspaper reporters who are al
lowed TO ride on promised" passes.
Owing to q misunderstanding between
the proprietors Of the Commercial and the
compositors on the paper, the latter re
fused to go to work until arrearages in sal
airy were paid. They were not at work a.
a late hour last evening.
Mrs. Minerva Brandenburg died at the
residence of Mr.. G. w. Townsend, at No
1924, Jefferson avenue, at 6 o'clock Sun
Richey Bros. undertaking parlors, anc
will be shipped to Salt Lake Tor intermen'
tomorrow.
Mrs. Luther, who was taken off of s
Southern Pacific passenger train few
days ago in demented condition, was re-
ported as being somewhat better yester-
day. kilograms have been sent to different
places in search of her relatives, but al
have been returned undelivered Tit
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New Bedford, Mass.
The case against Justice George B
Smythe, ir., charged with obtaining money
under false pretenses was dismissed be
fore Judge Bishop. The complaining wit,
ness, S. A Mccartney, appeared and salt
that the injury he sustained by the tran
saction had been adjusted by the defend
ant, and he had no further reasons to pros
ecute the case. Smythe is the man VIII
issued a number of checks on bank il
which he had no deposit as mentioned il
THE HERALD several days ago.