The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-21

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The coal question has been droppe
and the glass question Is being take
up.
The grand masquerade ball g
Sandy cones Of on Wednesday ever
irg next.
The new dramatic association I'm
derWent an encouraging rehearsa
Saturday night.
The streeta were crowded on sAtur
day, as predicted, and a good, brisI
trade was done.
Dryer has received 1000 new puz
zles, good ones, in tin boxes, and the,
are going like blazes.
The second term of the second Sc
mester Of the University o. Desere
commences on Monday.
The case of Gus Renig, for assault
and battery, was postponed for on;
week, witness being absent.
The fair moon, the tender moon
the mild moon, the cold 1ooD, a
you choose, shineth muchly once
again.
Judge Piper has purposed building
a cocoonery on the east bench. He
is Satisfied with the silk prospects
OF Utah.
The hare and hound raee men,
toned on Friday morning will take
place next Friday afternoon, at
O'Clock.
The Utah & Pleasant Valley Rail.
road has managed to get its trains
through again. Ice, not snow. was the
difficulty.
Our esteemed English lady cores
pondent talks back" The COM
can be found on the
fourth page.
A new comedy will shortly be pro.
duced in New York entitled Zone
Wives" the scene of which
is laid IN Salt Lake.
According to the Junction, an at
tempt to wreck the Utah and North
ern train was discovered in time 10
prevent any accident.
On Saturday Chief Engineer G. N.
Oltjnger received from the east 800
feet of new hose and other appliances
for the fire department.
By last evenings mail, Dryer re-.
,eived Frank Leslie Popular Monthly
Tor April, and Madame Democrats
Lays Magazine for April.
The stockholders of the Buckhorn
Silver Mining Company are notified
n an advertisement of the annual
meeting for election of officers.
A big Irishman was planted in jail.
asst night. for being drunk. He ia
he one that was hired to clear the
ideWalk near the postOffice, the
,ther day.
The team of Gen. R. T. Burton ran
away yesterday, with himself and
couple of children in the buggy, but
hey were hauled up by their owner
,efore doing any damage.
A pile of dirt fell on one OF the
,hain gang, who Was working in the
lang at the head of Main street.
Though nearly covered he was IN
blurred, but terribly frightened.
Pat. Lannan has bought one of the
biggest oxen on record; it weighs
}. 016 pounds, and was driven down
Main street on Saturday TO the ad-
niration of every one that saw it.
A mob of hoodlums was out, last
hight, yelling to the moon, pro-
ongedly and vociferously proclaim
ng their admiration of some beauty
whom they designated their "loVe."
The water pipes under McKim-
Minis livery stable broke on Saturday,
Ind filed the cellar with water. the
ire steamer wasrun down and pulled
he water out in a short time. The
,nly damage was wet walls.
On Thursday, JohG D. Reese, a
citizen of Malad @ ty, died,
after an illness of three or four weeks,
rom typhoid fever. His remains
nave been inferred at Brigham City.
BE was about 6S years of age, and
highly esteemed.
A lady was heard to ask friend
n a street car thu other day, annie,
IS it proper to cay this ere and that
ere ?" "Why, Kate, OF course not"
was the reply. "Well," said Kate,
II don't know whether it is proper or
not, but 1 feel cold in this ear from
that air" The conductor tainted.
A motion was msde before Judge
yesterday, to dismiss the
case of the People against n. v.
Jones, for shooting a tramp, who
was running away after having been
The motion was based on
the ground that the trial had been
put of too long. It was Overruled.
Mr.. Philip Margetts leaves on Tues-
day morning to fill an engagement al
the Brigham City Theatre, on
Wednesday and Saturday next,
March oath and 9th. They will per.
form the "Will and the Way, or tbs
Mysteries of Carrow Abbey" IL
which our friend will appear in bi:
specially OF Old Fidelity.
Mr.. E. q. Murphy, grand master
of the 3. w. Grand Lodge, I. o. o.
f. of Utah, in accordance with the
proclamation of the ". II. Grand Sirt
of the Sovereign Grand Lodge, 1. o.
o. F., has recon- nended that tht
26th day of April be duly observed b.
all the lodges of the territory as tn
six,y-frst anniversary of Odd Fellow
ship in America.
The following question is up 70
debate by the Philomathian Society
on Monday evening, at 7.30 O'Clock
in the parior of the II. E. Church
Resolved, That Ambition ia to
Greatest Means by which to Obtain
Success. Afirmative-Messrs. ]
B. Fsilow, Fred w. Gardiner an
David Evans. Negative-Messrs. J
B. Olsen. Robert Gorlinsky and A. c
HO7ey. All invited.