The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-08
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Races at the Driving Park, to-day.
The mail was about an hour late
last night.
The young moon i' again visible
IN the west.
The presen. is . week OF paying
ADJUSTMENTS.
There is not very great deal Of
druDkenness at present.
The Francklyn party returned
from Frisco last evening. il
Hon. Geo. Q. Cannon is UGah's
next delegate to Congress,
Lost Ship and Phil. MAreet!s at
the Theare on Friday night.
The S,ormont Mius is making coed
shipments OF fair grade ore.
The bullion shipments on Thurs
day aggregated in value s29. 051 81.
Ogden sud other country towns
must present sspulchrsl appearance
at present.
The dTiIts both north and south in
the Bsrbee & Walker Mine maintain
their fine appearance.
Mr.. William WagsGsf has grown
this season some of the largest apples
ever produced in Utah.
Medord Mayne. a native OF Canada,
and Robert Sim. a native of Scotland,
we're admitted to citizenship.
Tee "Widow Bedots" company
will appear at the Theatre on Mon
day and Tuesday evenings next.
Henry Keyser, who Sal convicted
of the larceny of tue church cattle
some time ago, has been granted q
new trial.
The arguments in the case of the
Psrley's Park Us. the Sw!sseTland,
before Referee Williams. were corr
oluded on Thursday.
The Shipment OF S.ormon; bullion
through Mccormick & c. for the
month of September aggregated
$51 S26. Not so bsd, is it9
The jams at the Theatre doors lAst
evening, and on Wednesday night es-
pecially, wheA Mr.. mckenzie had bis
benefit, were something Immense.
hon. w. a. Hooper was able to
ride cut yesterday afternoon. All will
be pleased to learn Of the prospects of
his speedy recovery from his late
severe illness.
TIE October number OF the Utah
Farmer is cut with an excellent table
of contents. We are pleased to learn
that the periodical is steadily growing
in popular favor,
Two such nice young men, genteel,
done up in the highest style that the
tSilor's art could get them; collars
erect, shirt studs, etc.. all o. K,
standing in the alley drinking whisky.
Eye, for shamel
Park City Record: A cave occur
red in the slope of the Black Diamond
coal mine, near Coalville, belonging
to Bob Mulhall, on Monday Last. One
miner, whose name We could no.
learn. received severe fracture Of the
skull.
The fellow Parker, charged with
committing rape on q 1O-year-old
girl at Nephi, some days since, has
been found guilty of the charge. He
was tried before Judge Emerson, at
Provo. the jury being out but very
few minutes.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. DR..
A. Scott Chapman will take place
this afternoon, at 2 O'Clock, from the
residence Of the family, on Third
South street, three doors west of the
Congregational Church. All friends
are invited to attend.
Yesterday young man apparently
under the influence ofspirits feTulsnti.
esssyed the feat-in skating psrlance
l-of ''cutting a circle" on the new
pavement near Commercial street.
He was bafflsd; bis feet went into the
air and mis- head in the gutter.
Some corns;alks at the door Of the
grocery department of the Emporium
attracted a good deal of attention yes
Iterday. They were grown in the gar
lden of Hon. Wm. Jennings snd
measured IA feet 6 inches in length.
r And yet Utah is not corn country.
The lssp year ball in the Twelfth
Ward Assembly Rooms will take
place this evening. Such young gem
tlemen as have not been invited are
informing their scqusintances of a
variety Of pressing business engsge-
ments that evening. We hsvs
several.
The surveyors general met yesser-
day and without trsnsactiDg any i'm
, portant business adjourned until IL
+, o'clock this morning. The committed
. appointed on Wednesday reported
and the report was directed to be
presented before business was at
tended to.
A mathematical maiden named Chaueel
! Said, ooh, iei" and "For shsmer and
''Ob, Law, sIri
Dividers have limbs
Like indicate hims;
So circles I draw . saucer J"