The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-22
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The District Court is still hard at i
The shortest day OF the year ba
passed.
Christmas trees are finding a ready
sale now.
A solitary drunk landed in limbo
last night.
The streets on Tuesday were 8 veri-
table sea OF mud.
Park City talks diphtheria and re-
lolces at her railroads.
"Pique" and the Home Dramatic
Club on Friday mig hit next.
The bullion shipments on tuesday
aggregated in value SIS. 904.32.
The maximum thermometer on
Tuesday WAS 49, MINIMUM. Sc.
George Willis, a native OF Eu gland,
was admitted t. citizenship. on Tues.
day.
The Horn Silver bullion shipments
for last week amounted to eight car
loads.
And now it looks as though We
were to have a little more fine
weather.
The Tabernacle choir meets at the
Council House at $50 O'Clock this
evening.
Silver City. New Mexico, has made
q shipment east OF rs. 000 pounds of
pig copper.
A pretty heavy fog came up last
nisht; in fact. We have more or less Of
il every night.
Tne bullion shipments from the On.
tario during the week ending the 18th
inst, amounted to $40, 355. SO.
The Indian girl, called Dsserst
snow, arrested. on Monday night, for
'agrsncy. was fined $50 on Tuesday. |
Main Shovel. on Tuesday, was
1ned el5 for being drunk, disturbing |
he peace, profanity and breaking
windows.
The telephone company was
granted the right last night to pro-
ICED with its work; and will COM
hence at once.
The Home Dramatic Clubs first !
in long time comes Of
o Friday evening-ChristmRs Eve.
'Plque" is the piece, and with the
1sny rehesrsAls should be well given
nd we'll put on.
A cubic inch OF gold can be ham.
lered 80 as to cover a space thirty
We feet wide and 100 feet long.
'"enty $50 gold pieces can be ham
lered to a wire that would reach
round the earth.
The suggestion which has been
rged q number Of times lately, to
ave the crossings swept, was adopted
Tuesday, and benisons many on the =
BOD workers arose from ef1emiuate =
ps and masculine hearts.
The crossing leading from the coop I
the west side of Main street, Was O
needed repairs on Tues
Ay, and number of wagon loads OF c
md, judiciously distributed had the o
iect of making the walk passable. q
This morning an excursion train
ayes Frisco for this city, to enable
liners and others to visit Salt Lake :
lring the holidays and make pur- q
lases, and return by Christmas .
az. The fare for the round trip is !"
1916. 81
A trench is being dug across Second
,uth street, just east of the post
ice, and some teams were so
lghtened that great difficulty WAS {
,perienced and alten ed getting J
Iem past. Wider gaps should be u
# for them.
Thegrand jury, yesterday, returned
70 more indictments, found for sio-
lions OF the laws OF the territory.
his makes the number OF indictments
stunned thirty-one, OF which only
70 are for ofienses.under the United
ates statutes.
The show window OF Joslin & Park
like a panorama, but a beautiful
ne. Every day something new is to
, seen, and the days between now 7
nd Christmas will have to be length.
led out considerably before hall OF
leir immense stock will have a
rance to take its turn at the win
W.
ear partner Of my walking hours,
Companion Of my sleep,
Ihere'er go, DER fields or flowers,
Or by the rocky steep;
! days decline, or mornings blush,
Or when the night lets down
le mantle Of its solemn hush,
On the sleeping vale and town.
hours when hope and pleasure blend,
Or in my moments sad,
len clingest closer than friend,
Ny faithful liver pad.