Show LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS THE darkeys opossum supper and dance last night was a success THE Utah boy was conspicuous by his absence ab-sence in the Liberal procession yesterday BUSINESS < was generally suspended yesterday and a regular Sabbath luse quietude reigned I JtST received a shipment of extra choice finnan baddies 15c per pound Calmer Dros Tat Evening Social club gave their second ball of the series in the opera house last evening L THE Merry Hours club had a pleasant time at the G A R hall last evening Olsens band furnished the music THE third annual exhibition of the Utah Poultry association will be held In this city on She 23rd 21th and 25th TrreNineteenth ward political club meets this i evening at730 Mr John Henry Smith will be the speaker of tt e evening Z C M L announce in another part of this paper that they will hold a great clearance sale this week commencing today THE Ninth Ward Political club will meet this evening at 730 when considerable business of importance will be transacted THE finest assortment of fancy slippers ever displayed in the city at Spencer Kiinballts Come early and secure the first choice ADVICES from Park City are to the effect that A heavy snowstorm is prevailing the like of which has never before been seen there MK S A KENNEK will be the speaker of the evening at the Second Ward Peoples political club meeting Thursday evening January 2 All invited ALL members of the Twelfth Ward Marching club are requested to meet at the chapel at 7 clock pm fully uniformed also drum corps J G Midgley captain THE figures relative to the ore and bullion output published in THE HERALD of yesterday were kindly furnished by Mr Dan S Spencer of the Union Pacific office Doc J H WINSLOW who has been identified with the Walker house for many years past has severed his connection with the hotel and will probably embark in the real estate business IN the Fifteenth ward last night was a very enjoyable dance in the schoolhouse Larson band furnished the music and W CL Rankin promptel In the afternoon the Sunday school children indulged themselves at the same place WIUJAM EDDINS a fireman on the Rio Grande Western was coming in on No3 yesterday from the east and in passing through a snow shed he got his head out a little too far to onside on-side and btrack it against the shed bruising himself quite severely Two HERALD men counted the men and boys in the Liberal procession veieraayas they passed two different points There were exactly 531 in line and the general effect the uniforms was the same as ot fireworks going off in the day time singularly enough the day was beautiful beau-tiful till the parade commenced then a storm set in It lasted till the parade was over when it came out smiling again A BURGLARY occurred early Tuesday evening at the baggage rooms of the Rio Grande Western West-ern depot The clerks had gone out but a moment mo-ment to warm and when they returned it was found a thief had purloined 818 which lay in an open cigar box The lid of the box was thrown back so as to cover a small box in which lay f70 Had the cigar box been closed larger booty would have been secured Tnn New Years Jrtbune made its appearance yesterday but did not create much of a sensation sensa-tion It was a twelvepage edition eight pages Sarger than usual and contained a great many facts concerning the years progress most of which had to us a very familiar appearance Still it is a creditable issue and may in a measure meas-ure counteract some of the bad effects created by the Tribune during the year past THE holiday edition of THE SALT LAKE HER ALU is one of the finest things of the kind ever gotten up In the west The front cover is lithographed litho-graphed and represents a snow storm upon a dark ground but is relieved so as to exhibit clearly the tabernacle Board of Trade building and HERALD office Upon the right is a train of cars and in the foreground a cross The whole thing is gotten up of the size of THE DAILY HERALD The frontispiece is a splendid cat of Brigham Young The illus rations are of a high < type of art embracing p 10 te buildings mountain moun-tain scenery manufacturing establishments etc A page is devoted to Idahn giving sketches of its early history and present resources Boise Idaho Democrat AT 5 oclock yesterda afternoon Mr Read superintendent of the street railway company was solicited by the theatre manager to run an electric wire to the stage for the flower effect in the third act of Faust It was quite an Emdertalang especially as it was a holiday and cnost of the men were off duty but through Mr Beads courtesy and the energy and good nature of Mr R M Jones electrician and his assistants as-sistants the wires were strung and the lamps in placefully an hour before they were needed The effect was an electric one in more ways than one and so entirely new to Salt Lake that it will bear frequent repetition A similar effect trill be produced in Der Freischutz SOME time since the marriage of a certain cigar dealer to the daughter of a man well Scnown in business circles here was noted and the fact that the bridegroom was announced as intending to enter into business at once was favorably received But it seems that the kind of business he was intent upon was not strictly legitimate at least what he did do was not altogether alto-gether in accordance with the most approved methods for he recently took his departure accompanied by several thousand dollars of his fatherinlaws money and his wifes jewelry The father went in pursuit and word is now received re-ceived here that he captured the venturesome young man at Denver Let us hope so LIPMAN WALLERSTEIN Cos store on Main street was entered by a burglar early yesterday morning and he succeeded in getting about four dollars In change The sneak however got out of the store much more hurriedly than he en tore because the noise awoke Jake Oures and Max Lipman employees of the house and they rushed into the salesroom with guns Jake covered cov-ered the burglar at once with his gun and snapped twice at him but the cartridge failed to explode The burglar then rushed excitedly through the window breaking out one of the large panes in making the exit and as seen yesterday by signs of blood badly cutting him self on the glass The clerks followed him into the street and ran after him nearly a block in I their night clothes They fired three shots without effect as they were probably too much excited for good marksmanship Their pluck however is commendable and the scare given the vagabond may last for some time MAy strangers are with us these days among whom are a number of our country sfriend The hotels did their share yesterday Ao make the day pleasant for the class of people peo-ple stopping with them by some handsome bills of fare which we here briefly notice Walker Oysters two kinds potag fish potted California quail opossum with sweet J potatoes three kinds of roast prairie chicken Jour kinds of pastryand twelve lands of dessert CullenTwo soups baked trout tenderloin of beef with mushrooms quails opossums a la Missouri five kinds of vegetables and sixteen varieties of dessert printed on a beautiful card CUft Soup boiled sturgeon Utah ham and pickled tongue five kinds of entrees five roasts Including Kansas turkeys and young pig with I appropriate sauces vegetables and eight vane ties of pastry ContinentalConsomme napier white fish oyster sauce seven dishes of meats four varieties of vegetables and seven kinds of pastry Valley Hous > e Julienne soup baked thad clam salad seven kinds of meats including includ-ing roast turkev and a nice variety of pastry |