The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-03
LOCAL LYRICS.
Crisp and Condensed News of General
Interest and Import.

Interest and Import
BURTON GARDNER & Co., are selling sewing
machines at s., 80 a snap come quick.
INSURE in the Home Fire of Utah. h. j
Grant & Co.. agents. with State bank.
Provo wooden goods are the thing for cold
weather, You get them at Cutler S 30 Main. :
SKATING to-day at Hot Springs lake. Fine
restaurant. Fare 10 cents. Transfer ~ Rapid
Transit.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
Telegraph office for J. A. Goodhue, George w.
kellogg and Anthony Pfefer-
See Spencer s. Lynch's display of felt shoe
slippers Ask for the Mattewan felt slippers,
the incest thing made for housewear now sell
ing al cost.
Z1oN's Savings Bank and Trust company loan
ornamental auxiliary banks for homes. Inter
est per cent. MILFORD Woodruff, president;
George @. Cannon. vice president.
THE children of ST. PauIs Episcopal church
Sunday school were treated to an enter
fainme1t and Christmas tree on Thursday even
ing which was greatly enjoyed by them.
RE1I1EY & KANE, attorneys for B. F. Stew
art the proprietor OF the Franklin avenue
will hiring suit in the Third district court to-
morrow against the city to recover $4,000 for its
action in revoking Mr.. Stewards license IL
legally.
CITY Assessor and Collector E. R. Clute and
Assessor and Collector of Water Rates Christie
CITY hall to the basement under the Utah Com
mercial and Savings bank, No. - and "A East
First South street.
MAJOR ERB is fitting up the sitting room at
the Walker, adjoining the ONCE, as cafe and
will open the new establishment with line
BANQUET tomorrow night. The genial major Is
fulI of resources and it only requires the stimu-
lous OF competition to demonstrate II.
AUDITOR PRATT says he has reported to
school Commissioner Boreman S33 ass e. the
1r,F-l no Cpfn nl on
in few days there will be 1855, zoo more OF this
years money which the commissioner viii be
able TO distribute TO the counties thereunto en-
titled
OBSERVER SAIIsBURY's report for yester-
GAYS temperature is as follows: At $50 a. m.
Salt Lake %: Baker City. 80; Cheyenne, 20;
Denver, 26: Montrose, IS; Miles City, 0; Helena,
60 AT D. m.-Salt Lake. Is; Bingham ~
Ogden %; Logan, -; Park City, 20; Provo, "a;
Stockton, -.
THE young ladies at the central telephone
station made up leap year seighing party,
consisting OF twelve couples, last evening They
were out until midnight, and enjoyed them
selves hugely With all the tedlu2 OF theil
work the girls maintain their good temper and
even disposition.
TIE children Of the Seventh ward had
great time on New Years day. The Christmas
Tree was quite a success. They received
their prizes after dancing all the afternoon
T7he sunday school teachers had dance in the
evening William Foster and A Day iur
sol. KENDALL late city iailor, was about
town with lubilant expression yesterday. The
cause was that Mrs. kimball had presented
him New YEARS. gift OF pair of twins con
Jointly weighing twenty-one pounds. Boil
sexes were represented in the consignment, the
loy tipping the beam at eleven pounds and the
gifl at ten
on New Years day. Mr.. Frank H Dyer
president of the Electric Light company mad,
The employees OF the corporation happy by rails
Ing their wages. This does away with the oil
saving that corporations have no souls" Tn,
ennloyees of the company are feeling unusu
aIly good toward the gentleman who has beef
so kind TO them.
LICENSES to marry were issued yesterday L
John Carlson, thirty three, and Mary Z. Mel
son, thirty-five, both of Salt Lake City; Davi
I,unu. twenty-five and Rhoda Ann Morgan
twenty, both of Mill creek: Robert E. Carroll
twenty-five. and Nellie Claypool, nineteen, bot
of Salt Lake City.
ATan early hour yesterday morning fir
occurred in a carpenter shop al No. 446 Sout
First West street owned by Mrs. Bennett an
The flames spreadto a tenement house owne