The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-10-09
HAPPENINGS HEREAB0Urs.
Cleaned by Rustling Herald Reporters iron
Productive Fields


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provo mills
Wooden goods at
J. c. Cutler L Bro, &c Main.
TuKNsoN's coal once with eodhe- Pitts
EIIEaEEcE's coal once. 40 +. First South
BEFORE buying furniture call at Barrett Bros
SEE the six piece suit at the Coop. Furnitur.
company for SO.
SOME good carpenters wanted st Taylo-
Romncy, Armstrong company.
INSURE in lie Home Fire Of Utah. u: J.
Gent s Co. agents. 60 Msi1 street
Mat keut free from flies and dust by our re
frigeTater meat counter, Knight Il Co., corner
State aud Second south
BANEISG. brokerage and real estate business
transacted BY X. b. Schettler, 81 81 South
Main street. Interest paid on deposits.
q CARLOAD. Of new inlaid aud printed lin
uleunIs and floor oil cloths, choicest designs.
Just received ~ z. G. III. /. carpet dept
WHn4E IN town don't forget 70 call on Or. j.
D. Ksysor & Bro to have your dental work
done. ic2 Main ST, Scott Auernach block.
TIE Morgan hotel is nearly always tull. be-
cause II has every convenience, IS new, modern
and he's alert. obliging service. Rates. a. TO
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telegraph oiice for Miss Jennie Hardle, T..
O'Brien. Jesse b. Thomas +. Brown. care
Stuart mine Office.
WzLTER WRIGHT, a boy CT 10 years, yester-
DAY found purse Nth $40 and small change
and found the lady who lost it. Sue rewarded
zee little fellow for his honesty
TIE three schools Of the New West Educa-
ton Commission in Salt Lake city are fun Of
pupils and while they are needed will not be
closed. So says Superin tendeut Huse-
CHARLES ELMO PAPwoRTH. the s-year old
child OF Mr.. and Mrs Richard Papworth. died
rwf11 Maid NJ
the family residence, rs West Fifth North, at
10 a. m
O. L. Drawer age As. disappeared from his
home Friday night a. O'Clock and has not been
seen since. Brown must5che brown coat gray
rest and hat and blue oTeralls. Lives 5l3 South
State street.
zIoS's Savings Bank and Trust company
pays per cent. interest. compounded quarterly
on any deposit from 81 up. MILFORD Woodruff.
president; George G. Cannon vice-prestdent.
Capital $500 600: surplus. 100000.
TREY that won't be counseled can't be
helped You can potter along trying to make
better paints but IN lifetime you can't pro
nuce better than our beautiful Queen Bee y
IN thirty useful tints. @. f. Culmer & Bros.
HARVEY HARDY wants his friends to dis
tinctly understand that he is not and cannot be
induced TO be candidate Tor any once before
the Liberal County convention ana that be will
devote his entire lime to his mining interests
on retiring from the ONCE OF county selectman
MRS ALICE FAIRcbouGH swore out war
rant yesterday for the arrest OF Joseph E. Tay-
lor the Second South street undertaken. The
warrant charges the use of abusive language.
A horse belonging to Mrs. Fairclough which
rrespassed on Mr.. Taylors property was the
cause OF the trouble.
FRED NELSON of Eureka, was in the city yes
teruay. He says if Juab county sends dele
cation to the Liberal convention in Ogden, he
don't know where the men will be found. There
are no Liberals left in Tintic and unless Nephi
furnishes them, Juab county Will be found in
the mot represented list
A MEETING Of the stake officers of Y. L. NJ. 1.
viii be held Sunday afternoon Immediately
after the close OF the services IN the tabernacle
at the residence OF Mrs. NJ. Y. Dougal oppo-
site the West Temple gates. full attendance
is desired as business OF importance is TO be
transacted ELMINA 6. TAYLOR,
President.
TIE ANNOUNCEMENT of the reappointment
OF Calder's music palace as the agents OF the
Steinway| piano for Utah and Idaho has caused
considerable complimentary common. during
the past week. Ii shows that the old pioneer
music house is still strictly in 1t, and that
the great piano firm has confidence IN Calder
to fifty represent 1t in this vast growing mus
ical section
BA1LoTING fer the state flower at the fair
was lively all the uaek, and the young ladies
who had charge OF tue box were not allowed to
remain idle The result was as follows, as
nearly az could be determined late last even
Ing. Sego lily. 1878; yellow primrose, 81; In
dian paint brush, 81; wild rose 40. marguer-
lite. 1863. The choice VIII be generally accepted
Rs a good one.
THE marble statuette, AFTER the Bath.
seen in the windows Of the Leyson, McCune
1ewelry store on Main street, is one OF the
rarest pieces Of Florentine art ever brought to
Salt Lake. 1t was imported direct from Flor
ence, italy, and the enterprising jewellers ex-
pect TO follow il up with further inaportations
in the same line, SO that there will be no neces-
sity in future OF going east for this sort OF Inc
art decoration.