The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-28
HAPPENINGS HEREABoUTs.
Cleaned by Hustling Herald Reporters from
Productive fieids-

Productive Fields
Iris
Now Johnson
Pratt Drug Co.
SACKED coal at Ellerheck's.
ScARFF's for nail brushes today
BARLow-THoMpsoN co. carry colma
BEAUTIFUL line of chairs at Barratt's.
TAKE your prescriptions to Scarf today.
ELLERBECK BROS, still in the coal business.
CoLILA coffee is unexcelled. Send orders t.
the Barlow Thompson Co.
TIE Coop. Furniture company are selling
refrigerators at g big discount
WHEN going TO the lake get your picnics al
the Eclipse, 81 East First South.
inquire IN the Home Fire OF Utah Il: J
Grant & Co., agents, GO Main street.
TIE strawberry ice cream soda at the 2 c
M. J. drug store cannot be excelled.
GO 10 Cutters, 80 Main, for suit OF home
made clothes. Satisfaction guaranteed.
SEE those mems fine shoes, only ST. rs pei
pair, at hardy Young company's Constitution
building.
FOR neatness cleanliness. order and first
class stock there is no place like the Barlow
Thompson Grocery Co.
Boys clothing mems pantnloons a large as
s0rtment lust received at Barnes Lewis K Co
ALL persons having banking brokerage,
real estate or notarial work should call on b.
III. Schettler, at so South Main street.
JOE VALBEccHIo. for killing meadow larls,
was yesterday fined - and costs. The total
amount he paid for his sport was s4. 90
CHARLES MARTIN was released from the pen
itentfary yesterday, his term having expired.
he was sentenced for highway robbery
THE dedication of the East Side Baptist
church, al Third South and Seventh East
streets, will take place a week from today.
SIxry-FIvE shares of stock in the National
Bank OF the Republic, this city al IS for sale
by Richie & Ritchle 69 Commercial street
WILLIAM WEST. plumbers helper, aged IL,
was arrested yesterday for disturbing the
peace. George Stone is the complaining wit.
ness.
Why not sidewalk block at a time instead
OF blockadlng Main street by patchworks A
uniform job is always better than by piece
meal
TIE Morgan hotel is the most popular place
in town for theatrical companies. Everything
new and modern. Special rates are accorded
the profession.
RECKLESS driver ran over and injured a
small boy near the Mccormick corner yester-
Cay. The police shouted after the fellow, but
we're unable to overtake him.
lions Savings bank al commencement was
called ~ he Little Bank" To-day it is the
largest savings bank in Utah with deposits
For the best and cheapest office rooms in the
CITY IN the business center, with all modern i'm
provements light ventilation. elevator, janitor
ETC., inquire at room a. Culmer block
EX-GOVERNOR K. A. STEv ENsoN, who came
within one vote of securing the nomination OF
governor OF Idaho ID the Democratic conven-
ton. is first cousin OF Adlai E. Stevenson.
ENQUIRER" asks how many votes were cast
Tor Cleveland and Harrison al the last election.
Cleveland's total was o. 53S. 500; Harrison re-
ceived 5.a4l 9o2, difference in Cleyelands favor
OF 1865.
ELMER and Burt Harding, aged respectively
p and 10 years, were arrested yesterday for
reckless driving. About noon their vehicle
knocked boy down, but he was not seriously
injured
JOHN CHINAMAN. for keeping an opium joint
on Plum alley, and John Richards, one OF the
smokers, were run in last night The former
deposited 900 ana the latter SO for their APP
pearance on Monday.
S. c. BAcHMAN was fined $40 yesterday for
dong plumbing without permit. de had a
permit from the water department, but was ig-
norant OF the fact that he also required one
from the plumbing Inspector.
MARRIAGE licenses were issued yesterday to
Robert b Maxwell, aged p, of Mil Creek. and
CynthiaJ, Wilson aged %, of Big Cottonwood.
and 10 ovid j. Osborn. aged % and Jennie
Wheat, aged "a, both of Salt Lake city.
MINNIE JAP and two others from the land of
the Mil1ado were arrested last night for neing
inmates OF house OF i'll lame. Mamie Doe was
also taken ia from the same house. Thew left
IN aggregate of Sl25 for their appearance
THE telegraph wires played havoc with the
name OF HE Democratic nominee for state
treasurer Ia yesterdays report Phil Reagan
OF Boise is the man who VIII handle the funds
OF the stateof 'Idaho. for the next two years.
DIR. j. C. e. KING viii give talk to young
men on Social Purity TINS afternoon in The Y
"a c. a. rooms, over 63 East Second South
street. al o'clock II will be well worth hear
ing Come and bring your friends with you
THE Republican organ in Evanston says
Messrs. John Henry Smith and John Bagly
have been on tour through Star valley, or
ganizing political clubs, making excellent
speeches and doing good work for 1.-The grand
old cause
ALMA LAMBERT aged "a. was badly burned at
his home in Farmers ward YESTERDAY and n
powder. It is not thought, however that his
injuries viii prove fatal. But little damage was
done to the granary.
II is now in order to inquire who ran away
With the Main street water hydrant thai used
to quench the thirst OF thousands near the
clock corner. Can it be that the dispensers of
paid beverages had something to do with il. is
there conspiracy against City creek water as
a beverages
ALEX MCLEOD. resident OF Lemhi Agency.
Ida, and q miner by occupation, well known
and liked. who was on his way TO work for the
Leesburg syndicate at Leesburg, lett there
lately with his pack horses, and fell of the
CHI near the Mountain house and was found
dead He leaves wife and one child
OBSERVER SALIsBURY's report OF yester-
days temperature is as foilows At5:30 g. NJ.
--Satr Lake, IS; Baker City. -; Cheyenne as:
Denver. 20; Helena, So Niles City, so; Mont
rose 81. Att p. m.-Salt LIKE, So: Bingham.
% Ogden. 6s; Logan, 6S: Park City 90 Provo.
Is Stockton. e.; Alta, g.
BRAD ELLIOTT, guard at the county Jail. IS
the latest TO run against Lewis The SANDY man.
lac. His injuries are not serious, however be-
ing confined to q bad cash near the LETT eve
which took several stitches to close II Lewis
is not at once removed from the county iail
there viii be horrible tragedy 20 report some
OF these days.
THE Third ward Democrats met in the So
ciety hal Friday night for the purpose of or
Ennizing q club. Fergus Coalter was elected
temporary chairman and James Astle tempor-
airy secretary. The advisability OF having two
clubs was discussed, but il was decided TO elect
officers for only one al present namely the
Fifth District club. and the following officers
we're elected: Fergus Coalter. president; ]. w.
Eardley, first vice president; George Strinpfel-
low. second vice president, James Astle, score
tary; Philip Mayt5ck, treasurer There is no
question regarding the politics of the Third
ward.
How is 1t Gil the rew and original sign
are made by Peterson & Browns We lead
others try to follow.