The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-06-20
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:, The first lot OF city bcuds weru
e taken ~ un Saturday
J Ogden has been enjoying a peno,
: of exciting TuuswaTs.
The bullion shipmer t, on SATURDAY
: aggregated Sls.6 $50 IS.
The road to Frisco was to hav,
been finished this week.
: Tie highest thermometer on Salur
E day was 7s0; the lowest So.
June 90, 1861, Mcclellan tool
command IN West Virginia.
R~mem5er the Performance At int
; Theatre on Mo-day evening.
Some bad places o. First South
street are being filled up With gravel
The ladies' VI this stake have jusl
finished boiling two days meeting.
Hugh MoCMkindnle, ,h4 commits
sion DAu. nos been IN town lev
days
!. The streets we're very crowded OF
saturday, but very little nusiness vas
done.
The visitors who arrived last night
Will spend the day in visiting Sail
Lake.
Nothing can surpa's the witehing
besuty Of these lovely moonlight
nights.
Three car La !s Of bullion were
shipped on Saturday, the fist in thai
many days.
The "ProDhelic Messenger" brands
to-day in this mannel; Very I'm
favorable"
Monday, June q, is the longest
day in the year. fine days feel
shorter already.
Latey & c.. have determined to
erect hCtsl at Milford. Milford l.
the growing town.
A solitary drunk landed in jail Oh
Saturday night, though there were
any number on the streets.
Jessie W. Fox, engineer oftde Utah
Southern Extension. came up Oh
Saturday night from Frisco.
The great Indian corn doctor he'd
forth 10 sdmIriDg crowds on the
street on Saturday afternoon.
Siegel G. MARKS, doing general
merchandise business at Silver Rect, !
are going to open at Milford.
Fourth of July people are casting
about them for young ladies TO repre-
sent states and colonies in the coming
celebration.
1t doesn't pay to get iul these
nights; it is as bad as being drunk IN |
daylight; everybody can see you and |
tell who are.
Nothing will be done in tia way Of
court business in the Third District
Court until Wednesday next, when |
it will be opened again.
The weather was considerably |
GOLFER on Saturday, and though |
there was some wind, the duet was not
so all pervadiug, 90 to spesk.
A western editor grimly remarked: |
"Let me supply the bustles Of the
women and my paper will have the
largest circulation IN the world"
Tie Utah Western will commence
running the regular bathing train for
the season. on Thursday, Oath inst.
The .me will appear In Tuesday's
issue.
A crowd started for East Canon
last night On a fishing expedition. 1t
IS thought = majority OF them will
eat their FISH of manielpiece icrl
some %eek TO come.
Hon. a. o. Smoot and SON arrived
at TIE 5audWicn Is!a1cs o. tue 17tb
OF May, and the day after arrived at
Laie, tle headquarters of The mission
there. They were well.
superintendent John Sharp will sol
south on Monday morning by special,
leaving before the regular train. He
will probably be accompanied by
some gentlemen UO8 in the city.
The members Of the Mex enzie Re
form Club are requested to ,uru out
IN foil force, at the ball. on Monday
evening next, Tor the transaction oil
important business. VIM T. Foul.
ger. Secretary.
The box Office VII be open to
morrow morning for the sale OF re
served sia,g to tne Lancashire
Las" performance IL the evening
a rush IS anticipated, so you mad
better 60 early.
"Do you keep any rough note
paper?' asked limid maiden OF enc
OF cur stationery clerks. tae other
day. mot il we can sell it." was
the smart reply of the clerk; but he
kept some that day.
A party Of yachtmen wen. % the
island Iast night, by moonlight, and
remained there, expecting to return
to-day. Among them are ID. L.
Davis, A s Patterson, jos. Silver, G.
F. Gunner, DE- FIrman. :. w. Darke
and others.
/ On Monday Mr.. David 0. Ca.Ger
and a number Of personal iIields will
spend the day at MS farm, about five
miles south OF tbis city. the beautl-
fol place with It's shade, lake, boats
and many opportunities Tor pleasure
will be appreciated by the chosen
number.
i There was a sorry lot OF indl.:Cua.s
OF the street on Saturday, among the
class known as sports, who had cal
culated to draw In bushels of ducats
on fridays races, but who Lest in
stead. The flying CT the track by
Grey Eagle" broke many OF them
up, and has had tie effect of tel
poTarlly paralyzjng some.
The Dorsey niggers, bound over for
burglary the other day, were 10
again on Saturday, charged With
,tealing q pistol, and upon that it was
found that Sam wss the guilty party.
and the Judge gave HIM ninety DAYS on
= the street in the chain gang Tba