The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-26
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

ICE CREAM soda water at Scarns
GRAND DINNER at the Saddle Rock to-day.
GENTS summer wear at Barton Cos
FINE claret soda. Sc johnson, Pratt & Co. =
Political clubs can get their drums and dfes at
Coulter Snelgrove's.
LEAD has declined during the week anu 81
yer has raised point
DON'T forget the fifteenth annual clothing
sale now on at Goldsmith & Co.
AMARRIAGE license was issued yesterday W
Charles E. Green and Annie Jensen.
INSURE in the Home Fire OF Titan n y
GRANT g. Co., Agents. with state oahk-
ATTEND the gift sale now on at the SAT- Lake
Equitable Coop, 80 and 30 Market Row.
TWENTY-FIVE per cent of all shoes, during
sale at the Salt Lake Equitable Coop, ~ ano
81 Market Row.
FOR gents summer suit made 10 order from
homemade tweed, go to John c. Cutter q
Bro. No. Sc Main street.
THOSE suits of clothing in the window OF the
Salt Lake Equitable Coop, Will be given a" ay
during this weeks sale.
ZIoN's Savings Bank and Trust Co. loan orna-
mental auxiliary banks for homes Interest
per cent Wilford Woodruff, president; George
Q.Gannon, vice-president.
THERE are kilograms at the Western Union
offics for Charles ID. johnson, Brigham Martin
E.W. Brown, Otto Thurman, F. F. Cleveland
Peter p. Young S. 6. Dodd, w. H. Whlppie-
A STOCKHOLDERS meeting will be held Mon
day, August 8, at 7:30 p. m to receive the
the presidents report and declaration OF olvl-
dend. Salt Lake Equitable Co OPP. store. VIII
lam Langton, president.
THERE will be a big rush at Garfield Beach
to-day The weather was never more con-
ducive to the financial health of the Union Pa
cific 1t is lust what the railroad boys call
.'The ideal Burley weather"
OBSERVER SALIsBURY's report for yester
DAYS temperature is as follows: At 5:S3 a. n
Salt Lake CITY, Il; Helena, 81; Fort Custer, -;
Rawlins. 50. At IS am.-Salt Lake, 50; Ogden,
"a: Stockton. 20; Bingham, IL; Park City, -;
Provo "a; Alta, -; Logan. IS.
THE festive hold-up is getting in his work :;
the gay safe-cracker is amassing wealth; the
saloons are run on Sunday with doors wide
open; dens OF vice are multiplying on ali hands.
And yet Marshal Young is in no: pursuit.
JOHN w. YOUNG yesterday succeeded in float
ing some railroad securities through the Cen
trail Trust company OF New York. and receiv-
ed sl25 go as starter This means that work
on the road TO the lake will begin at once.
THE Rio Grande Western yesterday received
instructions to cut their Detroit G. A. r. rate
10 s5s5O The rate was first made sJ9.15, but
was soon cut to s57..5. The roads east OF the
Missouri river seem 10 have a small sized war
on their hands.
LAST night some evil disposed person cut the
strap which held the white horse belonging 10
the Western Bill Posting company as it stood
at the stage entrance OF the Salt Lake theatre.
The wagon was discovered but the horse with
its harness on is still missing.
MCMAHoN's circus went out to Bingham yes
terday, and Just as they got their cars unloaded.
three Of the empties broke away and came
spinning down the grade at the rate of sixty
miles an hour. a brakeman, circus hand
and an Indian jumped of without getting hurt
and the cars ran all the way TO Bingham juno
ton before they stopped.
LATE on Friday evening a mother and her
daughter who had been to the lake were re-
turning to their home in the western part of the
city, when they were stopped by two brut s
who made improper proposals TO them The
woEen were scared out of their wits and made
the welkin ring with their screams. This mad
the effect of soaring the fellows of and the
women reached their home in safety.
YESTERDAY afternoon A. L. Pollock, OF THE
HERALD with his wife and daughter and Mrs.
Shelton, were driving out By the conduit in a
carriage. when the horses started to run away.
Mr. Pollock managed to control the animals,
but in making sharp turn the vehicle was up
set and the occupants thrown out. Beyond a
severe shaking up, no one was injured
COOL lawn, artisucslly decorated and
illuminated. merry groups OF youths and
maidens here and there, partaking of delicious
refreshments, form a beautiful summer even
ing picture. Such Will be the lawn fete of St.
Mary's Total Abstinence society. Tuesday even
ing corner OF First South and Third East
streets. Held's band has been engaged and
will discourse sweet strains during the evening.
PIONEER day was celebrated in excellent
style at Draper, and the pageant is aid to have
been one of the most imposing ever seen in the
southern country. In the afternoon, the exer-
c3ses were held at the grove, where the follow
ing programme was given; Hail Columbia
by the band; prayer by Rev. Benjamin Green:
My Mountain Home;" Grafton by d. o. Ride
out, Jr.; speech by W. c. Allen; duet, Til i-
and Carrie Boberg; Star Spangled Banner ~
the band; pioneer sketch by c. B. Stewart
Speeches by J. E. Price Henry Day. and Heber
o. Smith; chorus, rRest From Our Studies =
by one hundred children: recitation, Ada Snow !;
closing speech by T. Williams. The days fes-
tivities ended with an outdoor ball