The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-10-02
HAPPENINGS HgREABoUTs.
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WuKINsoN's coal Office with Godbe- Pitts. >
ELLERBEcK's coal offce. AZ E. First South. I
Go TO the Tabernacle concert next Saturday
night.
INSURE in the Home Fire of Utah H: J.,
Grant & Co., agents. 60 NJ ain street
AMAaRIAGE license was issued yesterday to
G. =. Fackenham and Fannie Charles
WE are receiving our fall line of suitings
from the Provo mills, Cutters. 30 Main.
THE Utah Pharmaceutical association will
hold meeting at the Knutsford on Tuesday
DEPUTY CLERK BROWNE is home nursing a
Eprained ankle. He will not be at his usual
place for several days.
GEORGE D. ALDER has retired from the firm
OF Alder & Son and viii hereafter devote his en-
ergles 10 the life insurance business
A CARLOAD of new inlaid and printed lin
oleums and floor oil cloths choicest designs
Just received by Z. c. ID. l. carpet dept.
B. h ScHETTLEB, No. 90 Main street, buys
and sells foreign and domestic exchange. In
terest paid on deposits Notarial work.
TIE handsome parlor suites are selling very
fast even when times are hard Prices are
way down is the reason Coop Furniture Co. =
PROMPT delivery prices lowest in town for
cash Corn beef and sausages unexceIIed
knight & Co., corner State and Second South :
TRAVELLING men should put up at the Morgan
hotel II has every modern convenience. is
close in, clean, new and modern Rates, reason
able.
ONE OF the features OF the fair Tuesday will
be the distribution Of the celebrated Greek
cough drops by the James 6. Mcdonald Candy
company.
NECTAR for the godsi Colima coffee. canned
by the BARLOW thompson Grocery company.
Mccormick block, and drank by everybody. Try
i ind you'll drink no other.
SOLOMON F. KnMBALb has opened an Office
with the salt Lake Abstract company. under
the Deseret National bank, for the purpose OF
attending to ali business connected with the
Heber c. Kimball estate.
lions Savings Bank and Trust company
pays per cent interest, compounded quarterly
CT any deposit from 81 up. Wilford Woodruff,
president: George c. Cannon epresident
Capital. 100000; surplus, 100000
CONFERENCE visitors should take street cars
from any depot direct TO Culmer block and en-
gage quiet clean and respectable apartments
at low prices. No noise or rowdyism; best
elevator service; well ventilated and lighted.
MEETING of the new Democratic county
committee was held yesterday afternoon at the
Walker House headquarters. Nearly all the
members were present and afull plan OF cam
paign was discussed J. B. Toronto present
county treasurer, was elected permanent
chairman.
OBSERVER SAIIsBURY'S report of yester-
day temperature is as follows: a. m--Salt
Lake. co; Baker City. Il; Cheyenne IS; Denver
Sc: Helena ST. Miles City. 6S: Montrose. IS
] p. na.-Salt Lake. SO; Bingham 40; Ogden. 73
Logan, Sc: Park City. So; Provo, So; Stockton,
-: Alta. 56.
AT the Democratic primary held yesterday at
Eureka I25 votes we're cast and delegates
elected as follows: For territorial convention
b. A. Harvey. Delos Lombard: for county con-
vention, Frank Hunter, J. 3. Cronin. Bat Sui
Ivan. Frank Blue, John Gibbin, Al Collins, NJ
c. Sullivan.
LAST night Registrar Alien worked quite
late. and at the time OF Closing the books he
estimated that fully go names had been added
reach 1850 this time A great many changes
have been made. and it viii take fully week
before accurate results viii be known
A I1Tr5 E son OF NIr. Joseph A. Jennings,
was badly injured by the family dog on F,iday
evening. The little fellow playing with
the animal on the floor, when it suddenly
turned and bit the child on the forehead ana
again in the back OF the head. The INJURIES
Bre very painful but the child WAS reported as
doing well last evening
REPUBLICAN meeting was held in the
Twenty third ward Friday night. The speaker
dWelf 81 considerable length trying 10 cut ND
Judge Judds speech made al same place q
weak ago. but made very poor out at It, He
simply showed hat the Judge told the truth.
He compared the two grand parties by stating
that The Republicans collected big tariff tax
and spent H. whilst the Democrats wanted free
trade 70 Pile UP The money and steal il and at
the same time they were piiing up money the
speaker attempted 10 prove by history that
there wasn't money enough IN the treasury to
pay the president his salary