| Show LOCAL AIm OTHER BRIEFS INSURE in the Home Firg of Utah ZIONS Savings Bank and Trust Co GRAND dinner at the Saddle Rook today A SENSATION No sensation in police circles last night OIUENTAL FRANKLIN the finest open grate stove in the market McCoiiNicK A Co received yesterday Silver and lead ores 0850 HIGH council meeting next Wednesday January at 730 pm WLLIS FARGO 1 Co received yesterday Ore 50JIO bullion 6419 A GRAND ball is announced to be given by the Denhalter Elites in the near future HAVE the footpads gone out of business or is it merely the cairn bciore the storm New winter suitings just from the looms at JC Cutler A Brother So Main street A BOY arrived at the home of John Priestley of this office ono week ago this morning JOSEPH SIMON has removed to 117 S West Temple street opposite Continental hoteL FIVE hundredpairs mens slippers from 51 to 15 in endless varieties at Spencer Kimballs IF you want the best currants and raisins for your mince meat call at Hardy Young Cos Tim Denhalter Rifles have received their new puns and arc preparing to engage in the ghost dance I I THE Salt Lake Rock company now has nil I kinds of building rock and will mi orders to any amount I I THE Christmas number of THE SALT LAKE HEIIALU was indeed a line production Idaho falls Times THE SALT LAKE HERALDS Christmas num her is far ahead of anvthmgof the kind issued I in the northwestBoise Democrat I THERE are messages at the Western Union telegraph office for H B Hugeman G Swan Ed P Hobart and L Thompson THE fellows who have had sleighs engaged since the Fourth of July are getting impatient or a generous installment of the beautiful A PARTY of New York capitalists have just closed a deal in which they become owners of four mining claims adjoining the BullionBeck Two vehicles collided on South Temple stree yesterday evening opposite the Teuipleton hotel The result was a broken wheel and a frightened horse SAVU is the secret ot wealth Five percent per-cent per annum paid on savings deposits i interest compounded quarterly at the Stato hank of Utah capital 5500000 CHARLES ELLIS lectures in the opera house at JLehi this evening Monday evening he lec tures at Springville Tuesday evening at Pay on Wednesday evening at Spanish Fork ZIOS Savings Bank aa Trust Co receives deposits on interest at 5 per cent per annum principal and intciest on demand W Wood niff president George Q Cannon viceprest THE Christmas number of THE SALT LAKE IERALD was a hummer It was handsomely i ntcd and beautifully engraved and is a cat er in the cap of THE lIERALDI trela Idr OVINC to repairs in the Salt Lake theatre the Unitarian service will be held in the evening at 7 jo oclock Rev Enoch Powell of Topska Kas will deliver an address on Authority in Religion THE Western Shoe and Dry Goods company extend their cheap sale for one week longer in I al appreciation of the liberal patronage given I them during the past year They wish all their friends to call and lay in supplies WHENEVER Western Shoo and Dry Goods company assert a cheap sale you can always count on it being a genuine one They were thronged with buyers yesterday and did a tree mendous business It goes another week < Doc FAUSTS Holstein cow Lady Winkle liltccn years old has line twin heifer calves one day old The lady gives eleven gallons of mult a day so that there is no danger that the twins wjll suffer from lack of maternal nourish meat JOHN JANSEN and Thomas McDade forfeited the 115 each which they had deposited in the police court treasury on Friday when they were charged wIth stealing a ride on the Rio Grande Western They consider it a very ex pensive road to travel on SERGEANT FITZMAOKICES report ot yester days temperature is as follows At 533ara Salt Lane O Helena 2S Fort Custer 14 Fort Washakie 18 Rawlins 20 At II amSalt Lake city 34 Ode 1 33 Stockton 17Bingham 20 Park City 18 Provo 20 Alta 10 Logan THE New Years edition of the Park City JIIiH is at hand It is brim full of facts and figures in reference to the great mining camp and cannot fail to do good wherever it goes Park City is to be congratulated on the fact that it has at last got a paper with push and enterprise behind it J H DDPAIX of Minersville is in the city and has left at the chamber of commerce sam pies of ore from his mine the Monte Cnsto in tne South Star district Iron county Assays run as high as 750 ounce of silver 55 per cent lead and fiOj in gold The average samples will run 213 ounces of sih er cJ H S JOSEPH the rustling civil engineer was fortunate enough to discover a strip of unlo cated ground on Eureka hill mis week It Is needless to say that He lit onto it like the his lone early bird onto the equally hsioric worm There are still great opportunities in this dis trl = tfor rustlers Em ektt Chief A PARTY of workmen left the city yesterday for Alta to work on the Greeley mines They will begin operations tomorrow morning Two hhiits will be put on and the shaft will be sunk LS rapidly as possible Preparations will be made for a large shipment of ore as soon as the wcatter grows cold enough to permit travel J ver the snow THE sentiment expressed at the architects meeting last night In regard to the propriety and justice of open competition in the matter of plans for the now city and county building is shared very generally by the leading business men of the city THE HERALD has heard ex pressions of opinion on all sides regarding this matter and has yet to learn of one disinterested party who favors any other mode of procedure MR RICHARD J CONELEY and Mss Rhoda A Mullett were mnrriedat the residence of the brides mother 246 Wall street at 830 JCew Years eve Commissioner Greenman per forming the ceremony There was a large at tendance of the friends of the young couple and they thoroughly enjoyed the feast that fol lowed The presents were numerous and ele 1 gant Mr and Mrs Consley will be at home O South Third East street after January 4 IT is stated on reliable authority that party of Colorado mining men are now in Tintic look int over the prospects for purchases of desire able property These gentlemen are also con tcmplatmg an enterprise wnich will furnish fur-nish an abundant supply of water to that camp The water supply under present arrangements is rather limited and if the camp increases to the sze it is confidently hoped it will next spring the supply will be entirely inadequate The plan that is proposed is to lay water pipe from Utah lako to Tintic and put in pumping apparatus Althonga the laying of the pipe will involve a considerable outlay it will eflectually solve the water question for Tintic |
