The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-26
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City Council meeting tonight.
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!, Judge Pyper had busy day Of ID.
g The election takes place on mex
d Tuesday.
A solitary drunk Was fined SO on
. Monday.
; The heavens dropped a lite OF the
. gentle last night.
The Utah Central was about five
minutes late last night.
More THE ling. Now's the time to
lock your barn-ihe horse is gone.
]. s. Mcmillan has been appointed
postmaster OF Besser, Beaver County.
Track laviug en- the Utah Eastern
was to have commenced on Monday.
Some men onsh. to think OF ret
ting up before taey talk OF settling
down.
The bullion shipments on Mondsy
aggregated the handsome sum of
$40, 862.42.
A new floor has been put in the
pos.ofice. Heaven be thanked for
these small fsvorsl
Mr.. NJ. L. HAllsnbeck spoke to the
Mckenzie Reform Club Monday |
evening, on temperance.
4 large party OF laborers for the
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad, left
on Monday morning.
Moody and kAnkey will 90 to Camp
Douglas this morning and sing and
preach 70 the boys in blue.
The case of the saloon keepers fer
maintaining a disorderly house was
postponed until this morning.
The second bsl' OF the series will
take place at the Fjremen's Hall on
Wednesday evening. the 9th inst.
A report on the sIeet. on Sunday
evening that an accident had taken
place on the Utah Southern was false.
Guusmi!hs are doing a good busi- !
ness now; preparations are making
for the reception OF the knights OF the
jimmy.
The streets. on Monday evening,
we're sprinkled thnroua bly,; so thor
oughly that with the rain they were
muddy.
Elder D. @. Dunbar hiss organized
a theological and scientific class in
Glasgow, after the order Of the Y. II.
NJ. ]. A. 10 Utah.
The regular monthly meeting Of =
the Ladies' Temperance Union will
be held this afternoon, in Jennings
Hall. at 8 o. lock.
The trial OF o. Ostler against W.
Phillips ct al tor $40. COO damages,
Tor ialse imprisonment, is still in pro-
yrsss in the District Court.
1t is estimated that 5000, 900 bar
-els OF cider will be made during this
Ieason, and that 10000, 600 gallons I
If water will be slyly added.
Mr.. Dryer has received Rarper's
Weekly for October 30th, Puck for the .
10th, Young Ladies' Journal for Z
November and Chic for October 20.
The vagrant arrested on Saturday, /
hight, had his trial postponed until 7
le could secure q witness. who hap ]
)ened to be out Of town On Monday.
An advertisement elsewhere, this ar
morning, calls for 100 teams to work -,
N the Denver and Rio GranGe Rail-
cad. Seven months' work guarar.
eed. v
The Boston Post has tried 'em all,
nd it says that there is no language ~
Ike the French in which to call Z
nan bad names and talk 90 fast that
. has no chance to reply. OF
The Home Dramatic Club has de- mt
ermined to give some new pieces, b
ne Bankers Daughter" probably Y,
eisg the fret. The Etep is a wise
ne and will be appreciated. =
Only one man out of 1000 in this 4
0untry makes daily use OF fractions, I
nd yet every schoolboy muIt go |
trough the tables as il the salvation 3
I his life depended on them.
The taxpayers are making lively
'acks 10 the collectors office, as
hose who do not pay up before Sun
ay will be delinquent, and liable to
Il the disabilities of delinquents.
Complaints are made that the
river OF the train omnibus purpossly u
nnoys people riding on the street car
ON trains, by driving unnecessarily
lose to the ear. There have been
lme close shsves to accidents. The
olice should interview him. u
The rustic Lo was in town on Mon u
ay. Eight Well.dressed, tony In
ians started down the State road
bout 5 O'Clock on Monday evening,
ach driving span OF slick ponies,
ressed in bran new hainetses, and 70
ttached to bran new wagons Some
the wagons we're covered, and ali
I'D on bows. They we're thoroughly
ivilized Los.
And now the festive schoolboy
Answers questions with fuency;
But time his brightness will alloy,
And he'll be thrashed for truancy, z