The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-10
LOCAL LYRICS.
Crisp and Condensed NewE Of General
Interest and Import.

Interest and Import
ORDER your spring suit of Provo mills cheriot
at Cutters. &c Main
INSURE in the Home Fire of Utah. H. J.
Grant Co., agents. co, Main street.
YESTERDAY Samuel S. Bond, aged 3S. was
authorized to marry Sarah De Mars 3d.
ZIoN's Savings bank pays per cent. interest.
Established 1873. Largest savings bank IN
Utah.
KoL1Tz' Handy Kitchen has moved to the
new Equitable block, 4s West First South
street.
BOY at the Warm Springs was wrestling
with the cub bear kept there last evening when
the animal bit him severely in the hand
THE Union Pacific again remembered the
Press club with two elegant photographer
Bear River gorge and Multnolnah falls.
THE friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Elihu Darrell
will congratulate them on the birth of son and
heir which occurred on Friday morning.
BANKING. brokerage and real estate business
transacted by b. h. Schettler, at 60 South
Main street. Interest paid on deposits
THERE are messages at the Western Union
Telegraph office for Mrs. George Campbell, b.
+. Gay Miss Mollie McBreen and John Probaty
THE Morgan hotel is the most popular place
in town for theatrical companies. Everything
new and modern, Special rates are accorded
the profession.
WILL READING was held up and robbed near
late on Friday evening. The sand baggers got
away with about -.
A SNEAK thief snatched purse from the
hand of Mrs. Brown hear the corner of Second
South and Third West last evening. He dlsap-
peared before help could be summoned.
NICHOLAS BUTLER, who is confined in the
penitentiary on the charge of burglary, will,
through William Newton, his attorney soon
file petition for a writ OF habeas corpus.
OUR tailor made spring suits are attracting
marked attention. Those desiring arusuc nus
are particularly invited TO call Tor their suits
not later than next week. BARTON & co.
THE Kelley Institute is doing so well that
larger quarters will soon become necessary.
The new sanitarium at the Hot Springs shoald
be the next move. Salt Lakes advantages
are just being made known.
The Chicago Ne,rs of Thursday contains
number of cuts of Worlds Fair commissioners,
among them one of p. II. Lannan, but the re
ssmAlance is not apparent. Neither is the
name beneath correctly Spelt,
WE advise conference visitors TO call on S.
r. Marks & Co., opposite Temple block, before
purchasing furniture, lace curtains, Euoleum,
parlor and bedroom suits, as they are selling al
greatly reduced prices.
THE natatoriurn since the reopening is doing
thriving business. Everything is neat and
clean. The water in the big swimming pool
and the new baths is in fine condition Only
lalf block north Of HERALD office.
THERE was Democratic rally at Farming
and addresses delivered by local speakers and
a. T. Schroeder, of this city. Mr.. Wendell Ben
son was booked for the occasion, but missed the
train.
OVER thirty different reputable kinds of var
nish, an immense assortment Of brushes and
painters tools, agency for Masury's and Devve's
colors. and bedrock prices on everything, car
ries the bulk of the trade to Culmer Bros, on
Commercial avenue.
ARCHITECT YOUNG states that no more
visitors viii be allowed on the Temple walls,
and that the work of taking down the scaffold-
ing will commence Immediately. Yesterday
the figure Of the angel was regilded with gold,
several scratches having been sustained in
hosting it TO Its lofty pedestal.
OBSERVER SALIsBURY's report for yester-
days Temperature is as follows: AT $50 a.. m
Salt Lake, 90; Baker City; As; cheyenne, Sc;
Denver. 80; Miles City, 30; Helena, 3o; Mont
rose, &c. At p. m.-Salt Lake, %; Bingham,
30; Ogden, 59i Logan, 46; Park City, as;
Provo. 81
THE many friends of Max Levey viii be
panied 10 learn of that gentleman's death,
which occurred suddenly in San Francisco yes
terday. He was the proprietor of the ST. Elmo
liquor house on Main street, and went TO Cali.
fornia a short time ago Tor his health. He
leaves wife and several children.
''Guests came and did bring mutton for pres
ents TO the king. but none we're of the size OF
weight as that seen in shop on First South
sterday- II weighed dressed III pounds the
pure fat being 12% pounds The animal was OF
the CotswOld variety, between one and two
years old and had been raised and grained al
Brigham, Utah. Who can beat this:
THE four-round bout between George VIII
liarns and William Lynott at the pavilion on
Friday night has resulted in a match being
made. The men signed articles yesterday Tor a
thirty-round contest for $500 side to come of
within three weeks. Captain Reilly will man
age the affair and it will be a hummer. Rich
ards, the coon, is also anxious for chance al
Lynott, so he says.
JOHN BELL young man well known in this
G..l,r ,e-lx-
ploy of the J. H. Leyson company, jewelers.
was arrested by deputy marshal yesterday on
the charge Of embezzling from that firm. 1t is
believed that the firm above mentioned has lost
considerable through the speculations of Bel
and perhaps others. The defendant gave bonds
before a commissioner to secure his appearance
for examination this week.
THIRTEEN members Of the Salt Lake Under
writer's association met at the office of Rodgers
& Searles in the Central block yesterday after
noon and perfected an organization by the cleo
lion Of Hugh Anderson, president; William E
Smedley, vice president; L. b. Rodgers, secre
tary. and J. Z. Game, Il. J. Grant and J. NJ
Crabbe, executive committee. There are
twenty-six insurance firms in the city, and Of
these twenty have already Joined the associa
ton. The association meets again next Satur
day.
THE four finals on the temple have beer
completed and hundreds OF people assembled
OF the hills TO the north and in the streets sur
rounding the Temple block lastevening in ex-
pectation Of seeing the four spires lighted.
several hunOreQ people nave Deen allowed L
enter the temple ana ascend to the statue dur
ing the last few days. and some of them have
been so far lost to all sense Of decency as to be
spatter the walls with tobacco Juice and other
wise misbehave themselves Some vandali
even went so far as to attempt to pick the golC
leaf from the statue, and a workman said yes
terday that haG the figure been made of any
thing but metal it would have been whitfield L
pieces ere this.
THE colored ladies of Salt Lake city have or
gained a society which promises much gooC
for our people, because public-spirited and pro
gressive persons are managing the affair The
name of the organization is the ''Willin!
W orkers and Church Aid society" The obiec
of the society is the financial support Of tn,
church and The intellectual improvement anS
social amusement of its members. The follow
ing are the officers: Mrs. G. Z. Stevens, presi
dent; Mrs. j. W. Sanders vice president Mrs
w. W. Taylor, secretary; Mrs. William BriUton
assistant secretary; Miss Mary Bright, treas
urer These with board OF managers consist
ing Of Mrs. J. C. Steinback, Mrs. NJ. johnson
Mrs. J. +. Drake, Mrs NJ. L. Jones and Miss C
Carr form the first organization of the kim
among the colored people in the territory ant
it shows the development of their social status
Try our sweet pickles. S. L. Pickle Co.