The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-28
TRAVELLERS FROM SALT LAKE
LOCAL LYRICS.
Crisp and Condensed News Of General
Interest and Import.

Crisp and Condensed News Of General
Interest and Import
Go east via the Santa Fe route.
CAAs ELLIS tonight. See notice.
BEpsTEAps $3.50. s. R. Marks s. Co.
A1DER's for shoes. 80 E. First South.
FURNITURE new and stylish at Barratt Bros'.*
WANTED 5000 of beeswax. johnson Pratt & Co !
SPRING hats in all the latest styles at Barton |
& Cos.
OUR horseradish is the best-Salt Lake Pickle
company.
BABY carriages at cost until March /. S. R.
Marks Co.
LACE curtains large lot at sacrifice. S.
PARLoR suits SIS, at S. R. Marks & Co., OPP
poSite Temple.
SEE Barton s. Co.'S tie window; 81. 90 and IS
cent ties for 30 cents.
For bargains in furniture S. r. Marks &
Co., opposite Temple, south.
OPENING spring suits daily; call early and get
your first choice. Barton & Co.
SPLENDID with your Sunday roast the Salt
Lake Pickle company's horseradlsh.
INSURE in the Home Fire OF Utah. h. ].
Grant & Co., agents, with State bank.
ORDER your spring suit at John G. Cutler &
5. s., o.
all wool cloth.
PICKLES guaranteed fine as c. & B. and
cheaper. ASK your grocer for them, The Salt
Lake Pickle company.
THE theatre attaches are arranging for
grand bah, which Will be given in the theatre on
the llth OF next month";
TEE Santa Fe route run the finest solid vesti-
buled trains IN The world between Denver ana
Chicago. No change OF cars.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
telegraph Office Tor Il. w. Holley, E. h. Row
Lard two for William Clouston
b. H. ScHETTIER, No. 60 Main ST.. buys and
sells foreign ana domestic exchange. interest
paid on deposits. Notarial work.
1T has reached this office that ladies' IS
French shoes can be bought for 1890 per pair
right now at Alder & Sons, 90 L. First South
THE dining cars and eating houses on the
Santa Fe route are famous the world over Ior
the tire meals furnished TO patrons OF that
line
A FEW copies Of THE CHRISTMAS HERALD re-
main on hand. They are in wrappers and will
be sent to any add eSS az tie a0Ortd without ex-
ira charge for postage
HENRY CHBIsHoLM, native of England,
thirty-tour year DID, was yesterday sent TO Provo
by Judge Bartch, Drs. Mac.ean ana Bascom
as experts of examination.
lions Savings Bank and Trustcompany loan
ornamental auxiliary banks for homes Inter
est 5 per cent. Milford woodruff PRESIDENT
George Q. Cannon, vice president.
JACOB NORTH seems TO be the unanimous
choice for colonel in case the militia bill should
become a law. colonel Mor1tZ sounds o. k and
Jake would make fine figure when In the
saddle.
AT the meeting of those interested in the ex
change OF Parley's canon water for Jordan and
Salt Lake canal water, held in Farmers ward
yester1ay, John Gabbott was elected agent OF
The farmers.
THE Press club will meet at the parlors oil
Continental tomorrow (Monday) at p N. &c
perfect its organization. AL who attended the
Two preceding meetings are requested 10 Dc
pres mt without further notice
A SMALL blaze in the cellar OF Page s. Isom'.
second hand store, near TIE HERALD called
out the department shortly after midnight
. The alarm was turned III by NlghtwatchnaI
Burgess. The damage was nominal.
President King, OF the Council, and Repre-
sentative Olson, OF the House, have each re
ceiyed additions TO 1hlr families II the form o
interesting boys. The new arrivals were re
ferred 10 the committee on ways and means.
OBSERVER SALIsBURY's report for yester
DAVIS temperature Is as follows: AT $50 d. m
salt Lake, So; Cheyenne, %; Denver 30
Miles City, "a; Montrose, "a. AT D. m-Sal
Lake, -; Bingham, "a; Ogden, IS; Logan, %
Park City, 10; Provo. ~: stockton, 81
CUPID has appointed a new deputy at th
marriage license o1ice IN the person OF Causte
Browne, jr., The hero OF Charley Stanton
story the '1gget Boy Cupld Browne yesteI
day issued the following license to Michae
Desmond, aged twenty i've and Emma Robert
shaw, aged twenty-one.
CHEF Stanton OF the fire department ha
issued an order taking up all the keys hereto
lore left at the fire boxes. They will be give
TO the nearest business houses and residences
and a list OF where the keys are situated pu
upon each box. his is to prevent the numbe
CT false alarms that have been turned in lately
on March the Santa Fe route will commenc
running vestibule Pullman palace sleeping car
between Ogden and Chicago through wlthoU
change. These sleeps will run daily, leaYin
Ogden at 500 a. m, Salt Lake $3.50 a. m, VI
RIO Grande Western, COLORADO Midland, an
AtchlsOn Topeka q Santa Fe railroads. ;
TIE Young Mems Christian association gesp
meeting 10 be held at the association rooms
East Second South, at / o'clock this Afternoon
viii be led by Mr.. e. Gregg. The subject whic
Will be spoken OF viii, be Temperance A
Young men, especially those who are stranger
IN the city, are cordially invited 10 attend the.
meetings.
REMEMBER St. Marys T. A society is Or
pairing to celebrate st Patrick's Day Sin Il
evening al u. A. II. nall The members
wife their friends to enjoy good program
of vocal and Instrumental music ana recit
lions. The principal feature VIII be Faith
Scollan's lecture. The subject announced i
The Peoples Friend. Come and find out wi
this friend is
j. H. LEYsoN, the big Butte jeweler, late
hit upon a novel plan OF securing an advertis
lnent. He offered a premium for the best Nv
column article on his new store and its co
tents and the Butte Miner and Inter R0unf0
and the Anaconda Standard competed. II
three articles were to be submitted TO a ST
Lake newspaper man for decision, and n
Whitney, of The HERALD, was the gentlem
chosen. After reading ali the articles he Z
cided that the Anaconda STANDARD was Z
superior. though all three were of such ey
excellence that it was hard matter to deciC
A relish with beaps-S. L. Pickle Co
horse radish.