The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-08
GRIEF AND BREEZY.

yesterday.
J. L. Braden and John Curan. aged
a., were committed to the insane asy-
lum yesterday
Fred Larson and Charles Johnson
were arrested last night on the
charge of drunkenness
Provision Inspector Kendall last
week made SIT inspections and con-
demned 11,117 pounds of foodstuffs.
The Press Club acknowledges the re-
ceipt yesterday of a box of beautiful
cut flowers from the La Fayette nur-
sery-
Harry Horsley. the old time thes-
plan. has blossomed out as a tourists
guide and his services appear to be in
demand.
The funeral of Mary A, 16-year-old
daughter OF Marshall and Helen A
Weber was held at st. PauIs church
at ? p. IN. yesterday
May st. Luce last night left SIT to
secure her appearance to answer TO
the charge of keeping house OF i'll
fame. Five inmates We're assessed
the usual $3.50 each.
Becker, the Ogden crack who holds
the championship medal, has accept
ed Anderson's challenge for another
match. The shoot will take place at
Ogden on Tuesday at 1tS0 p. m.
Last week the health department
attended to IS complaints. Three
cases of scarlet fever were reported,
u burial permits were issued and As
births were reported. The payroll for
the week amounted to $16,750.
Miss Maggie Shipp died in this city
yesterday of typhoid fever at the age
10 I, al
In the Fourteenth ward assembly
room at u m. today. Friends of the
family respectfully invited to attend.
Miss Eva c. Taylor, a most estima-
bic young lady. died on Friday at the
residence of her parents in the Tenth
ward of heart failure. The funeral
will be held today at 10 a. m. at the
Tenth ward meeting house. c. w.
Penrose will deliver an address.
BY special request the entertainment
recently given by the Eleventh Ward
Primary association with such success.
Will be repeated on Monday evening at
the Eleventh ward assembly hall, cor
ner of First South and Eighth East
streets.
The leading shoe dealers of the city
report an advance of fully 80 per cent
on all rubber goods owing to a COM
binaiion of causes. They announce
however that the times are too
hard for them to make any mater
5al advance in prices to consumers.
The hearing in the case of Albert
Dalton, charged with threatening to
kill Joseph S. Johnson, was conclud-
ed in the police court yesterday and
ant give a bond in the sum of 500 to
keep the peace Three plain DRINKS
were assessed SIS each.
The crops about Mill Creek have suf-
fered considerably this year from the
ravages of grasshoppers. but the pests
were nearly all killed in the recent
storm. H. H. Harris yesterday brought
TO the Herald office bunch of lucern
taken from the field, and a dead grass
boRper was on every leaf and stem.
The Elite club will give a series of
balls on Thursday evenings at the
hall, corner Fourth South and Second
West. Next Thursday evening there
viii be a lively waltzing contest for
the championship, a gold medal be-
ing the reward. Judges will be select
ed from the audience to pass upon
the merits of the dancers.
The body of William Williams.
which was found near Hardscrabble.
in Fridays Herald, was brought to
this city yesterday, an inquest having
been held at Centreville The investi-
cation showed that death resulted
from exhaustion. The funeral will
take place from Sleeves undertaking
establishment on Third South street.
at 2 p. m. today.
Deputy Clerk Jack issued licenses to
wed yesterday to John Ischi, s., and
Magdalena kissing, As, of this city:
John r. Stocking, %, of South Jordan
and Georgana r. Wright, q, of West
Jordan; Ernest A. White, q, of this
city, and Lydia E. Carter, 10, of Lo-
gan; Matthew Toilet, so, of this city,
and Mary Jane Carver, 25 of Nephi
Farley Bits, q, of South Jordan, and
Myron Wright, 10. of West Jordan.
On Friday night burglars made a
call at Wright & Co s store. corner of
First West and Fifth South. They
broke a pane Of glass in the front door
but their operations started a dog to
barking and this aroused a man who
was sleeping in the place He had the
pleasure OF taking q shot at the crooks
but missed them. The burglars are
invited to call again. The next time
they viii find a shotgun waiting fol
them.
At 6 a. m. yesterday the thermome.
ter registered IS, at noon 60 and at {
D. m. IS the maximum temperature
being SIS and the minimum 81 OBJ.
server Salisbury's forecast for Sc
hours ending at p. NJ. today is
Fair weather, slightly cooler. The
observers comparative report for yes
terday was as follows: Salt Lake. SIS
Cheyenne, 50; Helena, IS; Winnemuc,
O. 90; Idaho Falls, As. 10 a. M: Salt
Lake. 81; Bingham, 81: Ogden, SO; Lo.
gan, SO; Park City, 60; Provo, 81.
Large stock imported and domesti,
woolens. Buckle & Son, Tailors.
B. FL. ScHETTLER, No. so Main street
buys and sells foreign and domestic ex'
change. Interest paid on deposits. No,
farlal work.
VISITORS from ali parts of the country
during conference time are invited to cal
each morning for a copy of THE HERALI
with our compliments.
Abstracts furnished, titles insured anc
per cent. paid on deposits by Utah Till,
Insurance and Trust Co.. 100 Main street
Important Telegram.
Ualder's Music Palace. As and ~ West FRS
South street:
Highest honcrs. Chicago pianos ant
organs.
MASON & HAMLIN, ORGAN AND PIANO Co
Provo Mills Wooden Goods.
Wholesale and retail st Cutler's, 8
Main street.
Niue. Lambs Farexeu Sale.
The ladies should remember that Nine
LAMBS sale commences Tuesday, Oct. 3
at p. m, and will continue until every
thing is sold. We will have our usua
magnificent display, and hats will b