The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-19
HAPPENINGS HEREABoUTs-
Cleaned by Hustiing Herald Reporters from
Productive Fields.


Productive Fields.
Q. A. C. a. A. 81
THE skating season has closed.
STORE No. 100 Main st., for rent.
THE district court will meet today.
DID you say. "Put In a little more 5ceg"
TWO cars new furniture at Barratt Bros. +.
HOME made sweet pickles at Hardy, Young
Co.
THE drip drip. drip OF the melting collar was
heard yesterday
How the police hug the shady side Of the
streets on hot days.
LADIES'. misses and children's straw hats at
cost, al Hardy, Young Co.
j. ACTON was jagged yesterday for stealing a
ride on the Rio Grande Western.
DEFECTIVE plumbing remedied by Midgley &
Sons Co. l35 East Second South.
AND now the man who left the door wide open
last winter comes along and shuts IT,
INSURE in the Home Fire OF Utah. II: J..
Grant Co., agents. 60 Main street.
IT. YOU want to save time and money, get your
plumbing done at Midgley q Sons Co.
co to Cutters, 36 Main. for a suit OF home
made clothes Satisfaction guaranteed.
ORDER ice cream OF the q. S. Confectionery
and ice Cream Co, z. c. H. drug store.
TwENrY-FrvE more customers wanted to buy
our celebrated Logan creamery butter. Hardy
Young Co.
ONLY bill collectors were comfortable yester-
day. They everywhere met with the usual cool
reception.
GET your plumbing d6ne at Midgley & Sons
Co.. and save % per cent. by having the work
done right.
OUR 81 shoes are going like hot cakes. Buy
them quick. Best country butter 2sc. Barnes,
Lewis & Co.
''sAAy, want drink, not a shave" is the
way the sports protest against too much froth
On their beer.
SEVERAL more arrests for leaving te ans IN
tied were made last night. The police have on
their war paint.
FOR courteous treatment prompt delivery
and choice goods 60 70 the Eclipse grocery y
East First South.
THE woman's Suffrage association of Salt
Lake county will hold grand picnic and social
- Callers park on July ]. 1892.
b. h ScHETTLER, No. 60 Main street, buys
and sells foreign ana domestic exchange. In
terest paid on deposits Notarial work.
PURCHASE your candies in time for the Fourth
OF July. II is necessary TO place your orders
early. Jas 9. Mcdonald Candy company.
TRAVELLING men should put up at the Morgan
hotel. II has every modern convenience, IS
close in, Clean new and modern. Rates reason
able.
Mr.. S p. PuTNAM will lecture in the Salt
Lake theatre this evening at o'clock upon
Modern Spiritualism. Theosophy and lnhdel
iiy." Everybody invited.
ZIoN's Savings bank at commencement was
called THE Little Bank" To-day it is the
largest savings bank in Utah with deposits
grefter than all others combined.
The society OF Democratic clubs OF Utah or
q nized last fall will take a hand in national
yOiitcs this year. and meeting viii be called
early this week looking to that END.
JOHN COMENcI was run in last evening on
the charge of wife beating. II was alleged that
be had seriously damaged the counienance OF
his wife and also taken whack at his
daughter.
THE funeral services OF the late Cecilia Sharp
Condie viii be held al the Sixth Ward school
house at II 30 this morning. Friends and ac-
quaintances Of the family are respectfully IN
vited 10 attend
Lake County W. $. A. viii be held at the Thir-
teenth ward assembly room on Tuesday, the
3lst inst, at p. m. The public are invited.
G. G. r. Wells, Secretary
THE Walters union Of this city has received
a communication from Chicago warning all
walters 10 keep away from Tn TAT city on account
OF a strike. II is signed by William c. Pome-
roy, president OF the American Walters asso-
citation.
our prices for yarnish are below possible
competition. During June and only for this
month. we VIII sell bargains. Consult our
advertised prices Don't be afraid Of quality.
Culmer & Bros.
OBSERVER SAIIsBURy's report for yester
Gays temperature is as follows: At $50 a. m.
Salt Lake. go; Cheyenne. 81; Denver. So;
Helena. 81; Miles City Ga Montrose, 81 AT
p.m.-Salt Lake Ca Bingham, 76; Ogden, 78;
Logan. 60; Provo, "a; Stockton. 81.
MARRIAGE licenses were issued yesterday to
George WheimaD. aged A. Of Draper. and Jane
George, aged 49, OF Salt Lake. TO James H.
Hamilton aged 81 and ClOey Nogel aged 25
fafn of Flffff ia n \ ntrffo
and Nennie =. ?. Bartlett aged % both OF Salt
Lake: to Charles Larch. aged q. 10 Louisa
Holder, aged %. both OF Salt Lake; to August
Hensgen, aged 30. and Cora ID. Forte, aged %,
both Of Salt Lake.
AN item appeared in THE HERALD yesterday
under the heading "Neighborhood Row. y" in
which il was stated that the Shepard and
Abbott families couldn't agree, and the Abbotts
determined 10 move. Mr.. Shepard says there
was no disagreement between the families
until after Abbott had decided to leave, and
then il was only because the latter had not
paid his rent Mr.. Shepard lives at 81 Plum
street
THE Lyceum will meet at the parlors of the
Tempeton Tuesday evening next. The pro-
eramme viii include lecture on Evolution
by S w. Jenkinson, and the following Ques-
tion will be discussed: Resolved, THAT the
Mind Gains Mork knowledge by Reading Than
by Observation Messrs. Schoheld Lyon
Smith and James will be the participants A
few reserved seats for friends DESTROYS of at
tending can be obtained on application to any
MEMBER.
WILLIAM BATES, proprietor OF the Warm
Sgring bar, Ia his bar, furniture and goods
attached by Deputy Sheriff Burt on the sth
inst. for an Indebtedness OF between 500 and
$500 10 The Fisher Brewing company II turned
out that the Indebtedness was really that OF
Mr.. Bates predecessors, Williams & Bates.
The Fisher Brewing company finding through
their attorneys that they bad acted through a
inisapprehension, withdrew their suit and paid
all the costs.
TIE great conventions at Minneapolis and
Chicago cause most people TO forget the Pro
hibitionists- They are TO hold their convention
sn Cincinnati Two delegates to that conven
lion from Seattle. Wash. arrived in our city
yesterday. They are Mr.. c. \. Salyers. young
lawyer. and Rev. Mr Sutton. They took in
the city yesterday and expressed themselves
delighted With what they saw. This afternoon
Mr. sutton viii conduct the services in the .
nj. G. A. rooms, and this evening meeting is
10 be held in The assembly hall, to commence at
s 80 when both gentlemen will speak on the
temperance question. They are said TO be both
eloquent and able, and W. trust they viii have
large audience.
MONEY TO LOAN