The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-14
LOCAL LYRICS.
Crisp and Condensed Nsws OF General
Interest and I'm ort

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Interest and I'm ort
INSURE in the Home Fire of Utah. d. ].
Grant & Co., agents, with State bank.
Provo wooden goods are the thing for cold
weather. You get them at Cutters, 36 Main.
VISIT Goddsrds new barber shop in the
basement at clock or Jennings corner. Open
tomorrow.
HENRY BRANDLEY's funeral services will be
neld at the Fifteenth ward meeting house at
1880 to-day.
In the Third district court yesterday Thomas
E. Bates. native OF England, was admitted to
citizenship.
Eighteenth ward Friday night, will return TO
,he State bank.
AT the Twelfth ward meeting house at 1890
go day the funeral services OF little Erma Nc
Evan will be held.
THE insurance adjusters. representing vari-
Gus companies, are here and are working on the
books OF the Groesbeck lace house.
THE funeral services over the remains Of the
remains of the late Mary E. Price will be held
at the Fifteenth Ward Westinghouse tomorrow
at l:30 pm.
lions Savings Bank and Trust company loan
ornamental auxiliary banks for homes. inter
est per cent. MILFORD woodruff president;
George c. Cannon, vice president.
THE Choral society will resume work on the
slight of Asia Monday night. The board OF
directors desires the committee on honorary
membership to come prepared to report
THE funeral services over the remains of
Colonel o. J. Hollister, will be held from his
late residence, 443 East First South street. to-
morrow at 2 pm. Friends invited to attend.
AN intoxicated woman was run in by the
police last night, and at first it was thought
that she had been stealing. Afterwards it was
found that she was just plain, ordinary drunk.
THE regular monthly meeting of the Salt
Lake County Womans' Suffrage association
will be held in the Thirteenth Ward assembly
rooms on Tuesday, the 10th inst, at p. M.
The public are cordially invited. G. Q. K.
Wells, secretary.
THE expressmen were at work last night re-
moving the furniture from the houses recently
occupied by the Liberal hobos in the Twenty
first ward. Tho furniture was taken to the
rear of the old blacksmith shop, on City creek,
where it was left.
THE Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Young Mems
Christian association will give Valentine
social ct the association rooms on Monday
evening, for which small admission will be
charged. The money will be used to decorate
the rooms more than they are now decorated.
OBSERVER SAIIsBURY's report for yester
days temperature is as follows: At $3.50 a. m.
Salt Lake, "a; Baker City, 80; Cheyenne, SO;
Denver, 81; Helena, Is; Montrose, u; Miles
City, IA. AT p. m.-Salt Lake, %; Bingham,
26; Ogden, 20; Logan %; Park City, l.; Provo,
20; Stockton, 10.
THERE will be a meeting of the sheep owners
and sheep-growers at lis South Main street, on
Monday, at l2 o'clock, to take some action re
garding legislation in the Legislature affecting
their interests A bill is now pending in the
Legislature, All parties interested are
Quested to be present.
TIE gospel meeting to be held in the rooms
of the Young Mems Christian association this
afternoon at p. M, will be led by Mr. r. E.
Watt of the Third ward city school. The sub
ject viii be Dangerous Indecision." All young
men, especially strange young men, are cor
daily invited to attend.
batting club went to Ogden on Friday night
where they met the Lyceum in debate on the
question:: Resolved That the National
Revenue Should be Collected by Indirect Taxa
ton. - They returned vanquished.
THE RIO Grande Western will give another
excursion TO the gas wells on Tuesday night.
They will introduce pyrotechnic features that
will be quite unique, such as lighting up the
other things Of a like kind that wifi be very in
teresting in connection with the gas.
BUsTs Of the first presidency of the Mormon
church-Wilford Woodruff, Joseph F. Smith
bition in the windows OF Sayage's art baZar
The works elected a large amount OF very fav-
orable comment yesterday: The young and
talented sculptor has added fresh laurels 10 his
brow with his latest work.
Mr. ANDY BRIxEN, of the Gift house. who
has returned from his winters sojourn in New
York, says he Will be able to manage his affairs
better hereafter, having an enterprising and
energetic son and heir TO assist him. Mr. and
Mrs. Brixen and the baby come back in excel
ent health, and having INDUCED in long rest
Andy will reopen the Cliff tomorrow.
THE funeral services of Lawrence Cook Pratt
he three-year- old son of Farley P. and EVELYN
Cook Pratt, who died yesterday OF acute bron-
hits, will be held at the residence OF the pa
tents, - street, at II am: This is the sec
md bereavement sustained by Mr.. and Mrs
Pratt within about three weeks, and their
many friends will heartily condole with them.
TEE supreme grand senate OF the knights of
the Ancient Essenic order has been incornor
ated in this city. The object is to conduct and
maintain a fraternal and benevolent associs-
tion with the supreme ofice in this city The
lncorporatorS are c. J. Wetherbv George r
Hancock. Fred W. Dennis, Earl D. Gray, H. II.
Nancef j. J. Thomas, Q. 5. Thomson and c.
W. Morse.
JUDGE BARTCH and Doctors Maclean and
Foster examined Martial Rechenback yesterday
ior her sanity. The evidence in the case went
to show that she was simple.mindedm and
overburdened with temper. She said that
children made her mad by Talking after her
and laughing after her. and that people
wanted her TO do too much work. She was sent
back to the infirmary, which she left few
days ago.
COMMENCING on Monday, the Salt Lake
Equitable Coop. institution will begin a re-
moyal sale for cash only, which will continue
for ten days, when some astonishing bargains
will be offered. This will include shoes cloth
ing, men and boys overcoats. blankets. fan
nelS, cashmeres ginghams curtains: in short
everything one needs for comfort Don't FORGET
TO call. Remember this sale win only continne
ten days; SO, if you want TO save money. now is
the time.
THE Coop. Furniture Co., recently held their
stockholders m citing, when the FOLLOWING
officers were elected: John Henry smith
president; A. b. Cannon, vice president: O. n
Petit, secretary and treasurer; w n vii.
liams, superintendent; and T. NJ LYMAN. f T, !
Parry, II. j. Smith, Jr-, L. M Cannon and
Henry Riser directors. They are now perrna
nently located adjoining 2. c. NJ L. on the
north where they have ample room and
splendid light to show their goods. They carr
large and well selected stock of furniture and
oeautnuI line OF carpets Of all grades. This |