The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-13
LOCAL LYRICS.
Crisp and Condensed News of Genera
Interest and Import.

WOOL Bats at Cutters.
ELEGANT suits aud overcoats at Barton&Co, $
BUY your home made blankets from Cutters,
No. So Main street
co to Williams at Barratt's furniture store,
for anthracite coal.
BARRFT TT BROS. commence their sale of
Christmas furniture this week.
WILLIAMS at l66 South Main, keeps the Cas-
tie Gate ana Pleasant Valley coal.
INSURE In the Home Fire of Utah. H. ]
Grant & Co., agents. with State bank
FOR new. stylish. and really artistic millin-
cry, go 10 Anne Lambs, % Main street.
SALT LAKE and Popperton Place cars made
their appearance on the streets yesterday.
z. C. NJ. / advertises Christmas presents in
the carpet department see the ''ad' and see
the goods.
ELLIS Elisl Theatre to night at s:l5 on
The Mormons and Their Maligners, Including
Kate Field"
JOHNSON. Pratt s. Co. have the largest and
finest display OF holiday goods in the city. Call
and examine them.
TRE best place for Christmas candies is at the
parlorS OF the Electric Confectionery company
"a South Main street.
THE Christmas candy trade viii be a great
one this year and James @. Mcdonald Candy
Co. will lead the rush
MOTHERS fathers and Santa Claus, if you
want fine candies for the youngsters buy at the
Electric Confectionery Co.
TIE carrier force OF the postofice was on
deck in good time yesterday morning after its
dissipation OF the night previous.
THE medical fraternity proposes asking the
next legislature TO enact law regulating the
practice OF medicine in this territory.
BE sure and see the beautiful line of toys at
the Salt Lake Equitable Coop before purchas-
ing elsewhere; 80 and 81 Market row.
Toys and holiday goods Just arrived; so per
cent. less than anybody at the Salt Lake
Equitable Coop, 80 and 81 Market row.
POSITION wanted by a frst-class book
keeper of fifteen years experience in Salt Lake
Best Of references. Address Box D. city
THE ladies should not fail TO call at Nine
Lambs new millinery parlors, 80 Main street
and see the new designs in millinery for holt
day wear.
o. P. PRATT has taken the management of
the Electric Confectionery company 81 South
Main street. He announces great stock for
Christmas.
To-MoRRow's meeting of the Scandinavian
Democratic club will be the last one previous
10 the election Of officers, and therefore large
attendance is desired.
LICENSE to marry was granted to Orson
Spencer twenty-six. and TherZa NJ McRea
twentyfour: Peter Ghertsen, twenty-four and
Tina Jensen, twenty-one.
MAGNIFICENT line of solid gold watches
rings, etc, included in the clearance sale of
Jewelry, watches and clocks. John A. Maynes
agent atJohnson, Pratt & Co.
THE Lyceum will discuss the differences of
talent considered from the standpoint of ma
ture and circumstances at their meeting on
Thursday next al the Templeton.
lions Savings Bank and Trust compapy loan
Ornamental auxiliary banks for homes. Inter
est per cent. Milford Woodruff, president;
George G. Cannon, vice president.
JUSTICE and fairness are the notices of the
Coop. Furniture Co., as their many patrons
can testify. Call at their new store and be con-
WINGED that every one is treated Hospitality
THE Central drum corps paraded the streets
last night to advertise their third annual ball
&c be given at Hounger's on December I6 c.
L. Berry and Z. L. Ernstel have the affair in
charge.
SOLID gold front silver cuff button with silver
stud combined viii be presented to all cash
customers buying pair OF shoes at our re-
moval sale now at Salt Lake EQUITABLE Coon
20 and y Market Row.
Grief STANTON says that the statement that
the stock at Barton q Co. S store was injured
by water at the recent fire is mistake, so far
as II relates 10 the IRE department The hy-
drant was not used at all.
THE minstrel boys. headed by Held's hand
viii march down Main street on Monday after'
noon. AT 3 o'clock, en- route for Park CITY via
special train over the Utah Central The
regular street parade will occur on Thursday.
GENERAL CONNoR appears TO possess more
supposed. He rested fairly well all day vesfer
dav, and talked some. He is yet a DANGEROUSLY
sick man, however. His son and daughter are
expected to-day.
OBSERVER SALIsBURY's report for yester
days temperature is as follows: At $50 a. m
Salt Lake, y; Cheyenne, is; Baker CITY. I8.
Denver p; Helena, y; Miles CITY, -; Mon
Jrose, 2S. At IN. m--Salt Lake. %: Bingham
=; Ogden, y; Logan, e; Park City, 9;ProYo, "a
WARDEN PARSONS dug up another KEY YES.
terday at the penitentiary This KEY differs in
constructor from the one found early in the
week, being made Of piece of gas pine and
Jour pieces Of tin, ana Is supposed TO have been
made by McGallon, the prisoner who was killed
on THURSDAY night by Deputy Marshal Gill he
fore his escape in August last.
n QUIET wedding took place on Wednesday
afternoon. the 9th inst, al the residence of Mr.
Wurzburger, No. q east Third South the occa
zion being the marriage OF Miss Lena Wurz
burger TO Mr.. Norris Hammerslough The
ceremony was performed by RABBI jacobson
after which most pleasant reception was given
10 the circle of friends. The presents were
numerous and costly.
CORONER HARRIS held an inquest Yesterday
morning on the remains OF Joe O'Neal alias
Thomas Medallion, the convict who was shot
dead near the Union Pacific depot on Friday
night. while attempting TO eScape by Denury
Marshal Gill. OF Ogden. The facts brought ont
were precisely the same as given in Yesterdays
in THE HERALD. Charles Leland who at
tempted TO escape with ONeaI and who was
near the latter when he was shot told how the
men put the job up on the way down from OF
den, and proceeded to put into execution when