The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-10-23
HAPPENINGS HEREABouTs.
Cleaned by Hustling Herald Reporters from
Productive Fields.

LADIES'
All Wool Waists at
John c. Cutler s. Bros 3s Main street
q w11K1NsoS's coal Office with Godbe- Pitts. .
F11ERBEck's coal Office. 20 E First South. :
BEFORE buying furniture call at Barrett Bros
THE Continental auction is still on. Take 1t
IN.
GUESS right and get free railway ticket to
Chicago.
SEE the six piece suit at the Coop. Furniture
company for 10
CoLIfA coffee. nectar At for the Gods. Bar
low Thompson Grocery Co.
THE Continental silver and plated ware Will
be sold tomorrow afternoon
? lnsuRr IN The Home Fire of Utah. II: J.
Cunt Co. agents. 90 Msin street.
THE Continental's Decker grand piano viii be
sold at auction tomorrow afternoon
zaoN,s Savings bank pays 5per cent. interest
Established 1913 Largest savings hank IN
Utah.
MEAT kept free from flies and dust by our re-
frigerater meat counter. Anlgnt d Co. cor1er
state aud Second South
b. II. ScHETTIER, No. 60 Main street, buys
sud sells foreign and domestic exchange. IN
terest paid on deposits. Notarlal Work.
TIE musicians o. this city viii meet at Cal
der's music pariors on Monday eVeAlng AT 'oo
Tor the purpose of forming musician unlon'
JUDGE WEBER spoke TO a large audience OF
Democrats at Beaver on the zOth be was iol-
lowed by Hon. ". 4. Sargent OF Garneid county
TIE Morgan hotel is the most popular hos
telry in salt Lake. Everything new, cream,
modern and convenient. Rates, q to u. 0o per
day.
CHILDREN we have Just recsived fine CON
signment OF fancy luneh baskets Just what
you have been waiting Tor. Barlow thompson
Grocery Co., Mccormick block
APPLICATIONS from Utah for carp have been
placed on file in Washington, and arrange
ments will be maze TO supply the demand at
The coming distribution, If possible
MASr1, Pennington, Heber City, Ephralm,
Evansville and other Utah cities and towns Gel
ebrated Coumbus day in fine STYLE In fact
so far as can be learned. the day was generally
observed throughout the entire territory
.How often can 1 guessg' asked HERALD
sub -riber az he came into The ONCE with 8
handf., of delegate prediction coupons cut from
TIRE HERALD just as many Tunes as you
wish. - was the reply, 'but get them all ID De-
fore noon Of Nov. 8
THE S-year-o old daughter Of Maggie Smoot OF
Sugar died last evening Of diphtheria. and a
boy couple OF yesrs older suffering from the
same disease has been given up by toe attend-
ant physicians. The disease Was developed In
the family about i've days ago.
OBSERVER SALIsBURY's report OF yester-
DAYS temperature is as follows: a. m--Salt
Lake, A.; Cheyenne, 70; Denver, So Helena. 81;
Niles City, e; Montrose. ~. p. m--SaII
Lake 90: Bingham. 50; Ogden, 81: Logan, 49,;
Park City. 30; Provo. -: stockton %; Alta ~.
Mrs LAURA DE FoRcE GORDON drew q
large audience in Brigham City on Friday
evening. and received the Same recognition and
applause she has met with wherever she has
Rppeared. There was very large audience.
ana Brigham CITY people are anxious 10 again
hear from the lady,
THE Tribune yesterday had long screed de-
claring that in suit in the justice court OF
North Jordon Attorney Clarence Hall had been
worsted because the justice was Mormon and
Attorney John rs. Cannon had addressed some
OF the witnesses as ''brOtberf The facts are
that Mr. Hall was worsted because he made his
argument on statute that had been repealed
two years ags.
MARRIAGE licenses we're issued at the Office
OF the county clerk yesterday 10 the following
named couples: William Pllgenin and Title
Melchoir William NJ. Morris and Name ALL
SOD, Hugh McKenna and Mary Porter, Alex.
Croel and Barbara " alkingshaw, George L
Meeker and Hattie Cramblitt. Rooert Mol Kit
trick and Mamie Ferguson.