The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-08
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
ALL kinds Of coal at ElIerbeck's.


BARGAINS in furniture. S. R. Marks & Co.
LACE curtain 81 per pair. S. R, Marks Co."
T. r. ELLERBECK's coal Office, 40 E. First Sos
ELEGANT suits and overcoats at Barton&Co.'
LINoLEUMs and wall paper. S. r. Marks &
Go.
THE gusty blow OF yesterday afternoon was
simply to sweep the streets.
THE great seventeen puzzle is causing the
thinkers to scratch their heads.
FRESH fruits and vegetables at Eclipse Gro
Gerry company, 81 E, First South.
YESTERDAYS attempt at showing serves as
warning that winter is at our doors.
SOME sneak thief went into the Cullen last
night and stole Sam Ewing IS overcoat
INSURE in the Home Fire of Utah. H. ].
Grant g. Co., agents, with State bank.
NEW styles of fall and winter suitings just up
from the Provo mills, at Cutters. 80 Main.
AMAN named W. H. Barnett was arrested
last evening on the charge of stealing an over
coat.
IN the Third district court yesterday Reese
Jones. native OF Wales was admitted to cltl-
zenship-
THE talk Of rines and mining is much on the
increase about the streets. hotels and offices Of
The city.
JOHN F. EVANS, the tallest clerk in the rail
road service, rides in the smallest OF Shetland
pony rigs.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
ONCE for Miss Alice Smith, John L. harrick
and q. ii. Corse.
THE first hail of the season came yesterday,
and the low temperature Indicated that winter
Is close at hand.
THE best school shoe in the market is the
Spencer q Lynch Sl.0O shoe in all sizes from 5s
10 Its. A new stock just received.
Miss BLANCHE VIOLA SMITH sings in the
Unitarian church this morning; also male
qnintette led by Mr.. Nat NJ. Brigham.
THE Carpenters and Joiners' union will give
p ball at Younger's hall on Market street. on
Tuesday evening next, the 10th instant.
For good meat and prompt delivery call at
w Petersen, No. 20 Market row. All pork
sausage a speciality. Telephone No. 268 Family
trade solicited.
ZIoN's Savings Bank and Trust company loan
ornamental auxiliary banks for homes. Inter
est per cent. Milford Woodruff, president:
George Q. Cannon, vice president.
THAT fatal combination, a small boy and a
match, caused the destruction of about fifty
ions of hay, the property Of Caleb Luker, OF
South Bountiful, on Thursday evening last
LICENSE to marry was granted Richard s.
Sutton aged thirty, Elizabeth Jacobs aged
twenty-siX and to Philip hernlgan, aged
twenty-five and Esther Donahue, aged twenty.
TIE agent of the Chicago. Milwaukee & St.
Paul railway has received notice that lake nav
igation has been closed, and that hereafter al
1relHlIS sent NulS CITY Via IDdNl VII
direct by rail.
THE fourth session of the Scandinavian Dem
ocratic club viii be held tomorrow evening at
which Mr.. Samuelson, OF Provo, will be the in
rited speaker. The musical programme Will be
an excellent one.
THE story telling representative of the
Light of the Moon" company which has just
skipped Matched his Jokes at the Templetor
and not the Knutsford while in Salt Lake. A
slip of then pen d1slocated him.
GENERAL MANAGER CoLBURN of the Transit
ana Trust company-WOrld's fair-has made {
souvenir OF the first dollar paid into the com
pany, by suspending il with a blue ribbon il
the elevator of the Commercial block.
TIE funeral Of the late Mrs. Louisa NJ
Reese will take place to-day Sunday at 2:3C
p m, at ST. Marks cathedral. The remains
OF deceased will lie in state at her late resi-
dence No. 551a w. First South street, to-day
from II till , p. m
THE music-lovers of the city have been Toasted
in the past week, but the wonderful invention
of the photograph will soon enable every one
10 have a concert at home. where the rendition:
OF the most classical selections can be repro
duced with perfect accuracy.
OBSERVER sAL1sBURY's report for yester
days temperature is as follows: at 500 a. m
Salt Lake, 4Os Cheyenne, 30; Denver, IS;
Montrose, 81; Miles City, 90; Helena, 3S
Lander's, %. At IL :55 a. m.-Salt Lake, ~
Ogden, 30; Logan, "a. Bingham, 40; Park City
80; Provo, 40; Alta, 20.
THE LYCEUM' will meet at the parlors Of
Hotel Templeton on Tuesday evening, the lUtl
inst. A choice and varied programme has beer
prepared, the chief feature OF which Will be
debate on the question. Resolved That L. s
Grant was greater military general than wa
Robert E. Lee Affirmative d. r. Lyon an,
Peter Elliot; negative J. NJ Barlow and Josial
Burrows.
ALL persons owning city property once be
longing TO the Heber c. himbal estate Shoul
have their Ii les examined by an attorney TO Sc
If they are perfect The most of this propert
the mayor decided to the heirs instead of tn
kimbal estate. In such cases the administra
tors deeds are not perfect. In Others, notice o
final distribution of property to heirs was no
published, which leaves flaw in the titles. an
a REIMBURSEMENT must be secured from ever
heir In ten days from date 5. +. kimball, il
connection with an attorney, viii Commenc
suit in the district court to perfect titles to sue
property already in hand Anyone having prou
erty IN this condition, and desiring to take ad
vantage of his experience in such cases. and hi
knowledge of the Whereabouts of the numerou
and widely separated heirs should commun
cate with him at once, as the procedure il
lengthy and difficult, and the cost of a numbe
of suits will be much less comparatively tha
one or two. Residence 274 Sixth street. or boz
l,l74.