The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-29
HAPPENINGS HEREABOUTS.

HAPPENINGS HEREABOUTS.
Cleaned by Rustling Herald Reporters from
Productive Fields.
100 refrigerators at Barratt Bros.
HOME made sweet pickles at Hardy Young
Co.
A BIG excursion will leave for Idaho on Mon
day
THERE will be ten trains to Garfield Beach
tomorrow.
ORDER your spring suit of Provo miIls cheviot
al Cutters, 80 Main.
LADIES misses and children's straw hats at
cest at Hardy Young Co.
DEFECTIVE plumbing remedied by Midgley &
Sons Co. l35 East Second South.
INSURE in the Home Fire Of Utah. d. ].
Grant & Co., agents, 60, Main street.
FLAGS for Decoration day at Utah Book and
Stationery company's, y Main street.
IF you want to save time and money, get your
plumbing done at Midgley Sons Co.
THE Alta club expect to occupy their fine
rooms in the Dooly block about the 18th inst.
SPENCER & LYNCH have a complete line Of
Laird, Schoeber & Mitchell shoes and slippers
GET your plumbing done at Midgley & Sons
Co., and save 25 per cent. by having the work
done right.
TWENTY FIVE more customers wanted to buy
our celebrated Logan creamery butter. Hardy
+, Young Co.
THE Hot Springs will battle its "big pool"
patrons TO the music OF brass band on Deco
ration Day.
For courteous treatment prompt delivery
and choice goods 60 to the Eclipse grocery 52
East First South.
PLENTY OF flowers on hand today and tomor-
row. Cut flowers and floral designs at Dryers,
166 West north Temple.
B. h. ScHETTIER, No. 60 Main street buys
and sells foreign and domestic exchange. In
terest paid on deposits. Notarlal work.
THE federal courts and other government
officials connected Herewith expect 10 move
into the Dooly block some day this week.
THE Beekeepers' association of Salt Lake
comfy will meet at the residence of w. E.
Hope. at Blum Dale. Saturday next, June 4.
THE Morgan hotel is nearly always full, be-
cause it has every convenience, is new, modern
and has alert, obliging service. Rates, u to
&. 80.
lions Savings bank at commencement was
called THE Little Bank" To-day it is the
largest savings bank in Utah with deposits.
greater than all others combined.
Two Mines made up from those who work in
the front of the house and from those who
work behind the scenes in the Theatre, VIII
play a match game of baseball on tomorrow al
Sernoon.
THE George R. Maxwell post will observe
Decoration Day by decorating the graves Of
fallen heroes buried in Mount Olivet, while q
detail OF the James B. Mexican post will go to
the military cemetery.
THE Bankers baseball nine and the Dyer
Rifles nine will play a game of ball for gore and
glory at Callers Park at this afternoon if the
weather permits. Both mines are determined
10 win and the contest viii be hot one.
THE First ward meeting house will be dedi-
Gated this evening, at o'clock, May %,
1892. 1t is expected that the first presidency OF
the church will be present and President An
gus NJ. Cannon, of the stake The Saints of
The ward are invited.
THE funeral services of Miss Jennie Reese,
whose death by accidental poisoning occurred
few days ago. were held at St. Marks cathed-
raj yesterday at = O'Clock. There was a large
attendance OF friends and the floral offerings
were lavish and beautiful:
TOMORROW the postof1ice wifi be open as fol-
lows; General delivery and stamp de-
partments open from a. m TO y noon; regis
ter department open s a. m. TO j. noon, Tor de-
livery only; carriers make usual morning trip
carriers window open from IL a. N. TO II noon.
THE RocIgj Mountain Workman is anew publ.
cation being started in Salt Lake. 1t will be
devoted to the interests of the order in the
west. Mr.. j. L. Evans is the editor. The
journal is receiving hearty susport from the
brethren and has already large list Of sub
scribers.
THE Democrats OF Kaysville, held a meeting
last evening, and organized Democratic
society with the following officers President
r. II. Phillips; first vice president, Hyrun
Stewart; second vice-presioent, George Swan
IT.. +; secretary, II. h. Blood; treasurer, George
w. Barnes.
OBSERVER SAIIsBURY's report for yester.
days temperature is as follows: AT $50 a. N.
Salt Lake so; Baker City, 81; Cheyenne, 50
Denver, SO; Helena, 46; Miles City, 80; Mon
trose As. At ! p. m.-SRlt Lake e.; Bing
ham, 90; Ogden, IS; Logan, g., Park City. 81
Provo, Go; Stockton, 81.
THE territorial board Of equalization ha.
made little progress. All the business so IA
transacted has been OF the preliminary kind
The board expects TO get down TO business b!
Thursday OF this week. 1t holds its sessions il
the office of the Utah Loan and Investmen
company, on Second South street.
THERE is now prospect that the Union Pa
cifc will be extended 10 Bingham in q yer,
short time. It is several months now sine
THE HERALD announced the fact that the sur
veys had been made and the route determined
upon, and it is quite propable that there viii b.
some developments in few days.
FRANK ROSE. aged eleven fell from
poplar tree a distance OF twenty five feet Fri
day evening, where he had climbed after pc
parrot, and sustained severe INJURIES de wa
the son Of w. I. Rose, ana the accident oc
CURED on First West street, between Sixth an,
Seventh South. He VIII probably recover.
THE many friends of Mr.. and Mrs S. P
Teasdel viii be panied TO learn OF the death o
their beloved daughter, sara. which sad even
occurred at the residence of Mr.. Teasdel Sat
urday at 3p. NJ, after few days illness De
ceased was the wife of Henry g. White of New
York Funeral VIII take place from the resi-
dence on Tuesday. after the arrival OF Mr.
White, who is en- route
COMMISSIONER PRATT yesterday Afternoon
he'd the preliminary examination OF w. II
Lewis VINO killed j. A Gier at Sandy. las
Thursday Messrs. Murphy and Eichnor an
peared Tor the prosecution, and Ogden Hiles 70
The defense The testimony was about tn
same as that given at the inquest, and the CON
missioner held Lewis without bail Gier'S re
mains were inferred yesterday. A barber q
Sandy by the name OF Hewlett, who droV
lewis to this city after the murder was takel
into custody, but was discharged, there ben
no evidence against him.
YESTERDAY as buggy was coming round III
corner of Fifth south and Main. the horse wa
frightened by passing electric car, ana in hi
fright overturned the buggy, the occupants G
which were a boy and two girls, who were al
thrown heavily 10 the ground Miss Ida Sadlei
living at 5l3 state street, was the only one
the IN. ee who was hurt. The fall had injure
her spine and for some time it was feared Their
were internal injuries. But DR.. Z. l. Thorn
who was called soon had the injury located an
the girl was made comfortable. She will b
confined to her bed for some time, but nothinl
serious is apprehended.
Have you purchased your summer I'm
derwears If not, examine our complet
stock.
BRowN, TERRY & WooDRuFF Co.,
142 Main street.
Try our sweet pickles. S. L. Pickle Co..
Attention is called to the ad for los
watch. 1t is valued highly by the owner
who viii be glad to reward anyone return