| Show LOCAL MD OTHER BRIEFS LED 472VS silver SUSU f VEJLS FARGO CO shipped yesterday r Ores 5U6 t THEHR will be 1512 lock boxesfdnd drawers in r the new postoilicc JusT received a shipment of choice dried beef at Hardy Young CosT Cos-T shoes for ladies gents misses and children chil-dren at cost Spencer Kimball 150 Main btrcet CULMEK Buosdessicated cocoanut still takes the lead Call and buy a pound for S 2 cents MCCOiixiCK t yesterday received Han nuer bullion WOO MlVer and lead ores 421150 total I35O Tar Old Homestead company closed their engagement at tho theatre last l evening to a good audience Town anti stage Is a new candidate for public favor It is a bright little sheet and is pub llshcdby Joseph liull jr Fn E per ent per annum paid on savings deposits de-posits intcrcot compounded quarterly at the State Bank O Utah eivnltul 5JUOOOO REV W D MAUKUY will here after occupy the pulpit of the First Methodist church Hem He-m preach his > inlt al sermon on Sunday next THERE are messages at the Vestern Union offlco for Edward G Uihloin W H Ingalls P McAllister J H Anlu m M A Suotweil George Frandsea George il Thompson TJKPOTV Murahuts Springer and Bush will retire re-tire from office 0 n September l Marshal Par suns having granted them a furlough It is understood un-derstood however that the furloughs will be permanent ALOXZO SADLEH aged sixteen and Henry Jacobs aged thirteen iv6re arrested by the police ycbterdavtor stealing lejil pipe from the opera school house ThcyAvlll probably go to the reform THE case of J C Sandberg charged with as fcdulting Edward hay Joe Bushs posse with n Deadly weapon nich was t have been held before Commissioner Greenman yesterday was continued until September 13 POLICE SERGEANT CAXTLAN who recently sustained severe injuries by falling through a bltylight while hunting for burglars has recovered re-covered sufficiently to be around and will resume re-sume his duties on the force next week Zioxs Savings Bank and Trust Co receives deposits on interest at 5 per cent per annum paying now as In the past seventeen year both principal and interest demand V Wood run president George Q Cannon vice prebt SEHGEAJT FrxzMAnniCLs report of yesterdays yester-days temperature is as follows At 533 am salt Lake city 50 Helena = 2 Fort Custer Fort Washakie f Rawlins 43 At 1 a mSalt Lake city 70 Ogden 70 Stockton Stock-ton 51 Blngham SS Park City 57 Provo 5 Alta 6 Logan 57 YESTEUDAY the Utah Commlsson appointed the tollowing deputy registrar Ogden First precinct William H Smith vice George L I Corey resigned poll 2 Moab Grand county to be attended to by H Krouse county registrar polls Richardson Grand county Charles J Elliott poll 3 Thompson Springs Grand county coun-ty Henrv Bougaard poll 4 Westwater Grand county Hugh Lind TiE coming reces at the Driving park are attracting at-tracting a great deal ot interest among horsemen horse-men and the management will endeavor to make this meeting the most successful ever held here There will be four days racing commencing on September 5 and purses amounting to 54000 will be hung up A number of outside horsemen will bring their flyers here and the races are bound to be be of an interesting interest-ing character The entries for the trotting and pacing events will close tomorrow A Independent Workingman who is one of the committee appointed to draft a platform and declaration of principles for that party said yesterday I will be made out of prime material grooved and tongued impermeable to the aitackbof enemies containing principles princi-ples thathave lain in dormancy fora decade with a people lacking sulllc ent political courage to present them to tire public Our platform shall be made of American material by skilled American mechanicor Americans NUMBER of the gentlemen admirers of Miss Read bent on giving that charming young lady a good bend off prior to her departure for her home in Cincinnati arranged u tallyho to Cal ders for last evening Several vehicles carry ins deligutful people rolled down Main street and on arring at the farm a very pleasant time was had in boating and dancing The moon was never brighter and sparkled so sweetly on the dimpled waters and there were many moonstruck maidens shimmering oh so sweetly A LARGE number of the members of the Salt Lake Mining exchange and other business men of that city recemly made up a large excursion to the Tintic mining district at < Eureka The I excursionists were < shown through the property and given aproper and ocular demonstration of the appearance of an active and profitable mine In consequence the Salt Dake papers are full of it and public attention and interest has been greatly aroused in that and other mining properties pro-perties I is a good example and one that could be prolitably followed by some of our own mine owners Uflittr Mining Exchange Journal TUESDAY through the courtesy of the officials of the Utah central railway was another gala day for the members of the tabernacle choir or for as many of them as could avail themselves of a free ride to the new but already famous Mountain Dell resort up Parleys The day was perfect the grove ample for all the picnic era berryuig good local residents ting t-ing and obliging railroad facilities first class and the improvised programme given in the bowery was the crowning feature of the out A special train of three pars conveyed the excursionists excur-sionists Dell and their friends to and from Mountain I 1 I is the dirtiest hole I ever saw on the face of the earth I dont believe the blankets ever saw fresh air The closets which are used by at least twenty men remain uncleaned and the stench is something awful saturating our clothes so strongly that when we arae out pco pic held theic noes in disgust This is the testimony of J AV Johnson who was unfortunate I unfortu-nate enough to limp on his legs McGinty is charged with threatening to brain the prisOners with his club just because they hoUowel through the window Charges of feeding the prisoners out of old tin cans picked up in the alleys are made Tero are so many tales of sickening horrorb about thIs black hole of Calcutta Cal-cutta that the police department ougnt to be either beheaded or whitewashed |
