The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-24

t. j. DASSE1I 4H oDOhCh VI GO q 1890
date for recorder on the Citizens ticket.
PAT HARDY, carpenter. was arrested
by Officer johnson yesterday for stealing
a pair of shears from room on Second
South street.
THE food inspector last week con-
demned $3.50 pounds OF food stuffs and
made 4S2 inspections. besides testing six
samples of milk.
for Sugar house, will be at Shoots store
on Monday and Tuesday to revise the reg
lstration list, etc.
SUCcoTH, or Feast of Tabernacle SER
vices will be held this evening at the
Jewish temple, Fourth East, between
Second and Third South, at 1880. Sermon
by Rabbi Moses P. jacobson.
BRADSHAW, the crook who recently
stole watch and was sentenced to ninety
days. imprisonment, has been pardoned
by Mayor Baskin. The man is very sick
and wants to get back to his people.
A BOX of wedding cake was received
from the Hawaiian Islands last week by
Mrs. Kinney. Il was sent by her son,
w A. Kinney, who recently took unto
himself a wife in the paradise OF the
sea-
A GENTLEMAN from the country, while
QllhluR III tuc UClR4OOlAOOA Va - anu
First streets yesterday, was thrown from
his vehicle and rather badly injured
about the head. The accident was caused
by a chuck hole.
ABOUT forty couples were il attendance
at the Elite club ball last evening. Miss
Jeremy and Mr.. Myberg won the prizes
for the best walters. Arrangements are
being made for q masquerade ball at the
Auditorium Friday evening.
Rev. CLARENCE I. Browns subjecr
at the Congregational church this morn
ing is Business Is Business, - being the
last of the discourses upon the LABOR
question. In the evening Mr.. Brown
will speak on 'tGambling.'
COMMENCING tomorrow morning, the
deputy registrars for the city viii meet at
j. B. Walden's Office, in the old Nc
Cornick bank building on Main street, to
revise the lists, ado new names, etc. The
registrars will sit each day through the
week.
THE new joint building of the Brigham
Young Trust Company and Henry Din
woodey, on First South, is greatly admired
by all. Messrs- Watson and Bowman,
who have the building in charge, have
received many compliments on the ex-
cellence of the work.
THE marriage of Miss Agnes Brewster
ana MI AlDtIb GlDcOn Was cOlSU1u1LCu
St. Mark cathedral on Thursday even
ing. After the ceremony supper was
served at the home of the BRIDES parents,
and hearty congratulations were extended
to the happy couple.
THE health department last week at
tended to twenty two complaints and
issued fifteen burial permits, five cases of
contagious diseases lone of diphtheria
and four of scarlet fever) were reported,
and one death from diphtheria. Eight
births were reported. The pay roll for
two weeks was S395.75.
PAYMAsTER WIrCHER of the army and
his talented and popular clerk, Philip V.
o. Van Vechten, have gone from our
midst and will be stationed hereafter at
Ell Paso, Tex. They leave many friends
and well wishes behind them. The pay
ing of the soldiers in Utah will be done
from Denver in the hereafter.
THE conviction of q darymay a few
DAYS ago of selling adulterated milk
ought 80 have good effect upon other
milk vendors who have engaged in the
same besineSs, if there are any such.
Food Inspector Kendall spent much time
in working up this case and the dairy
men, who laughed at him at first, dis
covered when he got into court that he
was ssloaded for bear.
B. f. FOSTER, manager of the Favorite
saloon. was arrested for robbery last
night, on the complaint of Rudolph An
derson. Anderson says he was drunk
and went into the Favorite saloon, where
he had some drinks. He pulled out q
roll amounting to $40, counted it over in
the presence OF Foster and replaced it in
his pocket. Shortly after he missed the
cash and had Foster arrested on the
cha.ge of robbery. In default of $500
bonds he remains in Jail over night.
SHoRrLY after o'clock last night a
two-story frame shack, in the rear oil
Teasdel's store, was discovered to be on
fire aud an alarm wss sent in. The de-
partment soon had two streams playing
on the structure, and the blaze was ex-
tinguished in few minutes. The place
was occupied by j. r. Montgomery as a
scale repairing shop, and 1t is sup
posed that the fire originated from de-
fective fiue. The loss will not exceed
$500 or $500.
SOME whispers went the rounds, apropos
of the sham battle, that some OF the In
dian soldiers had loaded shells in their
belts. the result either of careiessness OF
design. But Lieutenant Steedman de-
clares the charge to be absolutely without
foundation, as the Indians were cautioned
beforehand and perfectly understood the
situation. As they are not careless with
their guns, the accident charge seems I'M
reasonable. and as they have no reason tt
wish to kill the white soldiers. the design
accusation seems unjust.
A SQUAD of police under the command
of Captain Donovan made raid on
house of i'll fame on Third South street
between Main and West Temple streets
last night, and arrested the proprietress
Rose Miller. Miss Miller declared she
was keeping perfectly respectable lodg.
ing house, but at the same time. it is al
leged. attempted to buy of Captain Don.
nvan with SIS. When the bride was refused
she threatened to tell stwhat she knew
al,out the captain and stated that he haC
taken diamonds and other iewelry from
parties and converted them to his owl
use. She was taken TO the police offic,
and booked on the double charge of keep
ing a house Of i'll fame and blackmaillng
Her bond was fixed at $3.50, in default 0
which she went TO jail.
Large stock imported anc domesti
voolens. Buckle = Son, Tailors.
BANKING. brokerage and real estat
bdsiness transacted by B. III. Schettler
at 60 South Msin street. Interest pail
on deposits.
ABSTRACTS furnished, titles insured an,
ner cent. paid on deposits by Utah It'll
Insurance and Trust CO., 16O Main street