The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-07
HAPPENINGS HEREABOUTS.
Cleaned by Hustling Herald Reporters from
Productive Fields.

-AcrAtNEE > sale at ~ W est SCUM 1Sl4plc-
EI1ERBEcK BRos. still in the coal business. :
JAMES ROBERTS, for begging, was run in last
night
THE Coop. Furniture company are selling
refrlgerators at big discount
WHEN going to the lake get your picnics at
the Eclipse, 81 East First South.
IL Juab county grain ripened faster than it
could be cut during the past week.
JACK REEc was found sleeping on the side
walk yesterday, and was locked up.
THE weather Observer Salisbury says. is
favorable to the maturing Of crops.
INSURE in the Home Fire OF Utah. H: J,
Grant & Co.. agents. 60 Main street.
Go to Cutters 30 Main. Tor suit OF home
made clothes. Satisfaction guaranteed
THE greatest slaughter in furniture ever
known az s. +. Marks. Assignee sale.
LADIES tan slippers sold at less than cost at
Hardy, Young q Co., the popular grocers.
ORDER ice cream OF the U. 8. Confectionery
and Ice Cream Co.. z. G. N. ]. drug store.
CRIPPLE BY the name OF Kelly was arrested
last night FOR being drunk and disturbing the
peace.
TIE grasshoppers have done considerable
damage TO the second crop OF lucern in Davis
county.
THE average temperature throughout the
territory for the week has been above the
normal.
Mrs. NJ. J. BURROWS left last evening for
New York City 10 purchase her fall stock OF
millinery.
Look here, You can't beat this anywhere;
s. beds Tor a. so; oil paintings steel engravings
wood cuts, etc. from Sl-50 up.
ALI. kinds OF popular canned soups-cnicken,
1nocl. turtle. OK tail, etc: sample can free, by
calling on Barnes, Lewis & Co.
JOIN A. MAYNEs lett for the east last even
ing on business and will visit New York, Provi-
dence, r. l.. and Attleboro, Mass.
ALL persons having banking. brokerage
real estate or notarial work should call on b.
H Schettler. at 60 South Main street
THE Morgan hotel is the most popular hoss
telry in Salt Lake Everything new, cleany
modern and convenient Rates, IL 10 az. 50 per
DAY.
LACE curtains. wall paper pictures. mould
ines, chairs, parior and bed room suits. All
The above must be sold at cost. II West South
Temple.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
telegraph Office for James MCGEE. Mrs. G. Z.
Dorm. James p. Davenport and cablegram
for Ball.
last night for cruelty 10 animals He hired a
horse 10 the latter, and thought he drove the
animal too hard.
ELDER H. n. HANSON will preach in the
Josephite chapel on Second South street, be-
tween Second and Third East street, at z 80
p. n. All are invited TO attend.
1.-TWO hearts that beat as oner and both OF
one accord in Judgment Of the superior merits Of
Queen Bee" ready mixed paint-thirty beauti-
fnl shades, pure tints, great covering capacity.
reasonable price.
THE card OF Dr. Carlo yeneziani viii be found
in todays HERALD. The doctor is graduate
OF the University Of Heidelberg and a lnathe-
matician second to none. He has located in
the Mccormick block.
THE telegraphers located in Utah had no 90
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company acceded TO their requests. The Salt
Lake men would say nothing concerning the
Controversy for fear of committing themselves.
A MEETING Of the members Of the Spanish
Guitar and Mandolin club is called Mt their
club rooms Monday night Object. to rehearse
for the Press club entertainment 10 be given at
Garfield Beach Friday August u. W. c.
Mcdonald, President.
lions Savings Bank and Trust company
pays per cent. interest compounded quarterly
on any deposit from 81 up Wiford Woodruf
president; George @. Cannon. vice-president
Capital 200 GOV; surplus, s2OOeaO
REPORT OF the Young Ladies' Aid Society for
july 1892: Disbursements: Rent for poor fam
lies, $50 70; cash. 81; merchandise. S24 90:
total SllS65. Number OF families assisted 80
Naomi A. Conklin, President. Margaret Zane
Secretary.
Mr. Low who sells papers at the lunch conn
ter al the Union Pacific depot says the charge
that he gouges the public on the price OF papers
is all moonshine bis practice is 10 charge Just
what the up town stands do for papers and
periodicals, nc more.
TRERE was something OF a stir on Main
street in front Of Woolfs cigar store yesterday.
when Win Lett and Lawyer Condor engaged in
o scrapping match. Several lively blows were
exchanged but no serious harm was done. The
dispute arose over some legal question.
OBSERVER sAIasBURY's report Of yester-
days temperature is as follows: Ats a. m
Salt Lake, Y. Baker City, Sc; Cheyenne, Sc;
Denver, Ga; Helena. 81: Niles City. ~; Mont
rose, 60 AT p. m-Salt Lake ~: Bingham,
7li Ogden, 81; Logan, z6i Provo, &c; Stock
Ton, 7o..
OUR friends in Tintic and the public gener-
ally Of Eureka Silver and Mammoth are mott
fled that the agency Of THE HERALD for that
district is now in the hands Of Mr.. Fred Nelson.
He VIII pay special attention to Tintic news
and take care OF any business That may come
his way.
"A TAXPAYER complains Of the levying and
collection Of q tax for paving before the con
tract is let or work begun. and also the charge
Of per cent. on deferred payments. He would
Also like 70 know X this money IS collected in
advance who viii get the interest il should
draw until il is paid to the contractors on the
completion Of the work.
THE following marriage licenses we're issued
Yesterday: Samuel R. Landes aged 81 and
May Crosby. aged 20, both of Salt Lake city;
Charles J. Haucter aged q, and Josie Work
man, aged -, both Of Park City, Albert NJ.
Morrison. aged g, and Mary A. Thompson,
aged 10, both Of salt Lake city; Edward Folts.
aged % OF Denver, Colo. aud Emily * Evans
aged i6. OF salt Lake city.
A BOY and his father came to the city yester-
day from q ueighboring settlement ana the lit
Tie fellow thought he would take a ride on
street car. He jumped on q car unknown to
his father, and rode 10 the end Of the line ana
back again, when he found his father was miss
snr lie was az police headquarters awaiting
Tor something TO turn up at last accounts.
PRESIDENT GRIMES has called special
meeting OF the Federated Trades and Labor
Council ter tomorrow night st 80 o'clock
The meeting viii be held In Plumbers hall 90
West Second South street and is TO consider
fhc eight hour ordinance introduced in the
council by Moran. and also 10 take steps look
ing TO the celebratian Of Labor Day.
wARIEr0H H BEAN, assistant in charge OF
the division OF fish culture writes Acting Fish
Commissioner Aiusser as follows; 'Ir reply to
your request OF July 70 ] have TO say that the
schedules OF distribution for Mississippi valley
fishes have been completed and arc now in the
hands Of the agent OF the commission at
Quincy Ills. 1t VIII be necessary first to I'll
the applications now on file, and after these
have received attention. il il is found practical
bic 10 comply with your request. the commits
sioner viii take pleasure in doing so: but If not
the matter must be deferred until s future sea
son The distribution Of cells is not undertaken
by the commission except in localities in which
81 is certain that they can do no harm to other
fishes. Their general distribution is not to be
encouraged on account OF their predaceous ma
ture. y
Family washing and cents per pound,
Utah Steam laundry.