The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-13
HAPPENINGS HEREABOUTS.
Cleaned by Hustling Herald Reporters from
Productive Fields

Productive Fields
PROVO mills
AL wool hosiery st
John G. Cutler & Bro, SO Main street
NECTAR for the Godsi Colima
DIR. GRIswoLD fills teeth without pain.
GO 10 Barlow Thompson for Colma coffee.
USE Formula. the Utah baking powder.
WmKlNsoE's coal Office with Godbe- Pitts.
EI1ERBFcK's coal once. 40 E First South T
EUREKA Democrats celebrated the great vic
tory last night
PEOPLE who drink Colima trade with Barlow
Thompson Grocery company.
lrsuBE in he Home Fire OF Utah. H: J.
Giant Co. agents GO Main street.
THERE are messages at TIRE Western Union
Telegraph Office for Miss Eta Watson.
THE HERALD will announce in few days the
winner Of the ticket 10 the Worlds fair.
THE police were comparatively idle last
evening. Arrests we're few and far between.
TIE MEMBERS OF the Press club Will meet at
the rooms in the Central block at p. m today
Z1oN's Savings bank pays per cent. interest
Established 1873. Largest savings bank in
Utah.
HUMAN bones have been found by well-drivers
at Mil Creek 175 feet below the surface OF the
ground
warrant sworn out by Frank Smith. charging
assault and battery.
CALL at Dryers new floral establishment
in the new Mccormick bank building for every
thing in the floral line.
MEAT kept free from flies and dust by our re-
frirerater meat counter, Knight & Co., corner
State aud Second South. -
B. II. ScHETTnER, NO so Main street, buys
and sells foreign and domestic exchange. In
terest paid on deposits. Notarial work.
CHRIS JENSEN. a laborer, was arrested last
NIGHT for using abusive language toward Con-
tractor Harkins. He was a discharged en-
ployee.
THE FUNERAL OF Mrs Joseph Broughton will
take place from the residence Of Mr.. Charles
Wanless. No. 546 s. First West street, today at
> O'Clock.
EFT was rumored among saloon men last even
ing that. election being over, the police had
been ordered to pull every desler who violates
the law today.
THE Morgan hotel IS the most popular place
in town for theatrical companies. Everything
new and modern. Special rates are accorded
The profession.
THE city treasurer paid out in salaries yester-
dav the sum OF Sc 966 90 divided as follows
Water works, g, l4l40; street. - 9US.95; help
S505: sewer, 81, 4ll.65
MEMORIAL services for the missionaries who
have died abroad. in connection with the funeral
of David II. Cannon, will be held at the taber-
nacle at II o'clock today.
ANOTHER election bet is 10 be paid some
time this week. J. H. McGhie (Repubhcan) is
20 wheel W. G. A. Snoot, lr., (Democrat) from
Sugar 10 the temple corner
CHARLIE FREDFRICKsEN, 8 lad 10 years OF
Hpe was knocked down by q team and badly
1rampled upon o n Main street yesterday after
noon. His injuries are not serious.
THE odd Fellows celebrated their second an
ufversary of lodge No. IS on Wednesday night.
There were 800 present Dancing was the
amusement At II O'Clock an excellent supper
was served.
noon paid wager on the late election by
wheeling Al Dyer from the Utah & Nevada
depot TO Fishers brewery. A large crowd
witnessed the circus.
THE HERALD viii offer several prizes for
articles for the Christmas number. Announce
meut VIII be made in q few days Writer'S
shonld begin TO sharpen up their pencils and
prepare 10 earn some Holiday money.
ANY person who does not believe that Utah
can produce onyx and marbles equal 10 the
best should call st the rooms OF the Polvtech-
mic society in the Progress Building where
there is q fine display OF these valuable ma
terials.
To sign-writers. We have just received a
complete assortment Of brushes specially
adaDted for banner work. Call and examine
our stock whether in need Of any at present or
not. @. T. Culmer & Bros, Commercial ave-
nue..
" Will settle MS wager Win Colin
Rankin tomorrow at p. m. All who are de-
sirous of aiding the Deseret and Sisters hospi-
tails are invited to drop coin in the tin Guns
aud hear Price play. The entertainment Will
begin al p. m on McCornick's corner.
TEE DR. 5. C. Ewing referred to by this paper
u week or ten days ago in connection with a
law suit with Mr.. Moreton, was not as some
supposed. DR.. A G. Ewing of Main and Third
South streets. The mistake was in using the
initial "C' which should have been left out en-
Iirely.
THERE viii be an annual convention Of the
Salt Lake County Woman's Suffrage associa-
ton held in the Thirteenth ward assembly
room on Tuesday, the 18th of November, at p
m for the election Of officers for the ensuing
year. The public is cordially invited. c. c. r.
Wells, secretary
MRS WILLIAM VAN DYKE died at a late
hour last night at her residence, IS Canon road,
or heart disease. The hour OF the funeral SER
vices Will be announced later This VIII be a
sad blow TO her family and friends, none of
whom dreamed that the life OF the estinable
lady was SO near at an end.
TIE Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent society is
doing a good work in caring for the sick and dis
tressed. A case Of extreme need was that OF a
man named Lubrinskie, with four small chill
died leaving the four little ones to the mercy OF
The society. The funeral will be at II today.
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To lend at 9 TO per cent, James H. Bacon,
at American National bank.