The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-12
HAPPENINGS HEREABoUTs.
Cleaned BY HustIing Herald Reporters from
Productive Fields.

iaOME udu6 sweet pickles AZ ddrOy, AOuHE
Co.
co TO Watts & Fenton for first class horse
shoeing, 2l5 State street.
LADIES. misses and children's straw hats at
cost, at Hardy, Young Co.
DELICIOUS crushed strawberry ice cream
soda, at the Z. c. NJ. J. drug store.
DEFECTIVE plumbing remedied by Midgley &
Sons Co. l55 East Second South.
INSURE in the Home Fire OF Utah. H. J.
Grant Co. agents. 80 Main street.
THE sEvIER river. Is on tear and it is be-
lleved that great damage will ensue.
LADIES DO not fail TO attend Nine Lambs
clearance sale OF millinery this week.
If you want TO save time and money. get your
plumbing done at Midgley q Sons co.
SEND FOR a prize list Of our Fourth Of July
candy case. }. G. Mcdonald Candy company.
OrsEN's band furnishes the music for the
Kirmess. and receives well-merited recognition.
TWENTY FIVE more customers wanted TO buy
our celebrated Logan creamery butter. Hardy
Young Co.
GET your plumbing done at Midgley 6 Sons
Co. and save % per cent by having the work
done right.
ORDER ice cream Of the United States Con
fectionery and Ice Cream company. Z. c. NJ. l.
Drug store.
FOR courteous treatment, prompt delivery
and choice goods 60 TO the Eclipse grocery, ~
East First South.
THE old folks excursion to Payson will come
OF on the 10Th OF this month, on the Denver &
Rio Grande railway.
THIS WEEK we offer line OF children s shoes
al 81 q pair worth 81. 80 Cail ana see them al
Barnes, Lewis s. Co.
FISH COMMISSIONER BARRATT has caught
several boys angling for trout IN the North
Temple street aqueduct.
THE children Of the Jewish Sabbath schools
VIII all be present at the medal exercises TO be
held in the synagogue today.
SEND YOUR mail orders in early for our as
sorted candy case for the Fourth OF July. j.
G. Mcdonald Candy company.
G. CLARENCE NEsLEN, son Of Uncle Robert
Ncslen. won the medal in the competitive arm
OF the Twentieth ward cadets.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yesterday to
Lauretz w. Petersen. aged 3D. and Jane Step b.
enson, aged S5, both OF salt Lake
BANKING. brokerage and real estate business
transacted by b. b. Schettleri at 90 South
Main street. Interest paid on deposits
PAT MURPHY, Richard Cannon and John
Doe, drunk and William Address. lodger. were
registered at police headquarters last night
THE Morgan hotel is the most popular hos
telry in salt Lake. Everything new. clean.
modern and convenient. Rates, q 10 q. % per
day.
MARY ANN TREsCOTT. years cid, wandered
aWav from her home at $50 West First South
street last night She wore brown striped
dress.
WE have Just received a fine line OF tweeds
from the Provo mills and are making suits TO
order for 80. John c. Cutler q Bro, No 80
Main street.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
Telegraph Office for J. Dixon Avery, VIII
Brookens, c. j. Geary Mrs. Helen Ogle and
James a. Lisie-
PRoF. J. II. PAUL and Waldemar Vancott
will address the people OF Draper on the prln-
ciples OF Democracy ut Rldeouts nall Mednes-
day June d. 1892
Mr.. s. j. PUTNAM. celebrated Freethought
lecturer viii speak in the theatre this evening.
Subject - 1.-The Evolution OF Philosophy.
Everybody invited.
z4oN's Savings bank at commencement was
called The Little Bank To-day II Is the
largest savings bank in Utah with deposits
greater Than all others combined.
ONE Of the Indians who will appear in Sam
Parks concert is sad to have good tenor
voice. We suggest that he be billed as
Young Man-Not-Af radoIHigh c.
GEORGE r. ODELI was little late in getting
into business haunts yesterday. lie had a good
excuse Tor ii ia the arrival al his house OF a
buxom girl Mrs. Odell is doing very we'll
TIE enterprising dealer Mr " E. Hubbard
Yesterday sold lots % - and 30, block 6 East
Waterloo, TO j. ohm Bettess for 1850. MI Hub
bard has a prominent business card in THE
SUNDAY HERALD today
FoRJrNE ON1Y-Our bona ide bargain sale
of varnshes. Furniture varnish at 81 and 75c
hard oil finishing at Si.25 Best coach at 8.
Coach BODY at e 30. Best white demar at q
per gallon. 6. f. Culmer Bros. Commercial
avenue.
The real estate sales for the week should be
about $1,000 more than are reported. In
Thursdav's transfers Emma Norris TO Charles
NJ Wood should have been 5000 instead OF 500,
and f. A GranNo Emma MOTIFS should nave
been S. 900 instead OF sAuO.
THE suit against the city TO restrain the treas.
urer from paying the salaries OF certain city Of
iicials was dismissed yesterday without prelu-
dice The little boss probably thought the
recent designations tsettled the matter, and
decided 10 stop the suit.
THEpupils Of the Sixteenth school that were
neither absent noT tardy during the whole year
are Ray Decker, Ella seander and Willard
H0imar. Those who were not absent nor
tardy for the half year are LlDDle Emery. Lizzie
Jones. Merin n Davis. Ida NJ Davis Frank
Reid Olive Bradford and Elmer Howell.
JOHN WEAVER who was so badly injured in
the runaway accident near the Warm springs,
Is not vet out OF danger. He was removed yes
terday 10 his home at Layton on u stretcheT, and
the doctors say his chances OF recovery are
good although-his injuries may yet prove fatal.
Mrs Garlic. who was not so badly hurt, was
taken TO her home at kaysyllle IN buggy, and
will probably be entirely well IN short time
THE striking plumbers and gas filters still
assert that they are going 10 WIN the fight but
some OF the employers still maintain their op-
position TO granting the increase IL wages de-
nanded. The representative Of j. W Farrell
said 10 a HERALD reporter yesterday that. act
ing under instructions from Mr.. Farrell who is
absent from the city. he had put all the men
the firm nee ed 10 work again. J. j. Farrell
and p. J. Moran also conceded the advance
demanded yesterday
THE Youngest child Of Mr.. John White died
on Friday afternoon at ; 30 O clock under pc
culiar circurnsta noes. The infant was suffering
from pneumonia, and the doctor in attendance
prescribed some medicine. Soon after IL was
administered the child died. and it was sup
posed that the infant had been poisoned An
the verdict was death from natural causes
The funeral services viii take place at the
family residence, Iowa avenue, at ID this morn
ing. Friends Of the family are invited.
OWING to the bad weather which accom-.
panied the University OF Utah field day ball al
Garfield Beach June 10, 1892 The students have
event until June rs. 1892 Thursday next, in
order that the many irienos whose intention
was 10 be with them might have another
chance. On THAI Gay game OF baseball VIII be
Dlaved at the beach between the university nine
and picked nine from this city. large and
merry making crowd Is expected consisting OF
students and friends Of the institution. Their
speciRl train viii leave at o. III. Sec time
tables for regular trains
RARwOoD's STUDIO
Now open TO the public and viii be
pleased 10 see old friends and pupils
Room 2i0 Constitution block. VIII take 9