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~ NOTES AND NEWS,
IN rms sIsArE.
81, sr,ttal nspsiea T. 7as h. ChIssoa 1raafms. % A..
"AsnlSu4os' nay %,.-lh NJ ncIaiu hpan. .no
sal.ry Of Commissioner fepne was Increased to
. THE rAntrr. .......
Tho nen1ncrata intend ta fnrcc tho pnssaRb OF
tho Eaton Tariff Commission bill to.snorro"'
TExAs 4 rACirtC.
~ n9 m,'us :. .,, .nS .s."S .u
',s.eo :. w.nne 'e M rcno,. ~ , a
nn nn,tsr f. 70 1e refetsca u % .
committee mt set npputnted, with Instructions
10 rrport I,lll tlcchs,ng forfeited ull tho Tin.
cnr,,r1 ,nntts nln,,p thn linn pf tho rped-that IT,
tue lerds contained IN tho grant alo,S tho l!nc
OF which M rpad has t'ccr constructed az tho
Company hns not constructed mile hf rf'Hd
t,pIn tho western terminus: th': dlslnses of ~
Of tho I,,o orlando 1ktycr: this to tukp crcct
hftcr tho l0th of hfny, 1877.
NoslkArIoNB.
The President non,I1,ntcd Albert D. Isb', Of
Nws,,Sy Il, nrcrs,: M Iien,ninin T. Thaskus Of
A,tlIisn. s,,1orYisor ~ tnn Ccus,ls IN ,,,t
,nnstar Frnt,k punbott I" p"st S hssistMnt i%y-
mnster iIfltel Htnfrs Enyy.
GnAA!.thn ,. "o"H: .,,
Tho HnnEo Conlm!ttco 1n military Affairs
TeconHen.ls TINT elnials fof nlilitnry service
ny 1egss G pslTa.cs m +! s % ~
OH Wnr clnllls.
The tltao Comttlttteo on the li'cillc Hnllrt>ntl;
with two issci.tillE stes celtie. 70 reenft!il'et
cxtensfatl e six years - tho II Northor1I 1iclilu
Mli!soga: WITH; TaG Gnntto Is still In session OIL thu
TIN NEEDLE.
10 The 1rt,ttru d,,cetat,d prf,,.
WAstt1S{irT,Y, d. q, Mny .T,-I'hc Secretary Of
stmtn h,,s rrcniyrd Il tucrntt,htu lfaputch frotl,
Fnr,nam M f!ons,lisf fiencmi 1t t:afro. stating lint
III, ni,.jlsk mn,I Drfrntnf hnyn i,p{n nluGcd IN
mnr,i II stUi,Sr which viii su!E iu a Iortllixht
for tho UnttCd StRfcs.
THE MONITORS.
Tho socrotnrv nr Inn Nnvy tf,-t1nv sput tho
prrsitln,,t n stitptnt,ueutiun In rpiuiton IL Tic
nncTssftv md nrf,nrft.fv nj cnfrnlntiru iht f0tr
Unfinished J1un. tifrfutcd inun}tors~tllo Mon
, 1880-05-28

Tur people OF Chicago arc hospltable and
acan.heartcL to tho Inst degree, but they have
nTepared a reception for tho trlumsire tint
mu;t leave MI unpleasant Impression On thc'r
,ntrJs And moro Is coming.
, 1880-05-28

@;EN. ..xh-hoing II deficiency for tho ycnr fas0:
fnr ,lnfrnyInX the exta'nsra ot the Supreme
tne tfntci Htntrs fur ls1s, fabuN: for l8;p.
xah!mn for lfx' fs:tsirn,Ssu'l u. t thnt ~ ~ +"
mytI.rnt nf gG,it.,Hl N special 1,ep,,ty MHrrlnls
inr rurytcrt r,f,ierssl nj my oleniinn: for tho
payment Of feGA nr,.l exptnMH 0f United MMT-
flals and general Deputies snrnGd during tho
figral YaIr i,t,tlisl9 Ju1lG 10. 18aU, {N0t0 t00.
, 1880-05-28

srx.roR DAVID DAVIS Is not Il limit
.,ermlst. md yct bo says If tho two-tcr1n lmitn-
I'm i. hrokcn down ''an cud Of the experiment
If republican government looms up oarkly Us
~, coet of d ft4tAI concession.
, 1880-05-28
DEATHS ERQM suNsIR0KE.

uos. Tho Thermometer III Il sheltered spot ut
a:tU y. III. nurks q: degrees. Two deaths from
sn1txtroke occurred sn.tlay and threo rrxt rus
tloe. liro0klyn reports fur nuscs ut Iu,1stfsku,
ono fAtAl In JBtsey City Nllo man died to -lMyt
and In NeWbllsY tlo Irish eMiXrAlt: Tho
Captain Of EohnIllor hount down tho Hudson
illsu dlOl frutn hont.
, 1880-05-28

FAN Fl!ANclsco, May .7.-Tho CURSOR s; Coto-
rntln ltnllroaI Company hnyo hcEnn tho wnrk
Of construction Ut tho tirSs 1N' miles between
Carson and Cundolarlt, Columbus mining dis
tr,ct, Noy1.tllt. n. o. Mills, Nichta4 1.,lntne,
WllIfntn blAtutl A.ll 0thur largo capitalists Ut
Culifornia Anl Novada aep thu rrilulpnt stock"
hnf1nrfs
, 1880-05-28

Ir IL sa,d TINT Garcclon was deeply de-
nrc..e,, yhcu he rcad Farwcllfs letter clnsslng
him With john A. Logau III "tho political bur-
.Iars VI tho time"
, 1880-05-28


MILWAUKEE. Wis, Aiuy a7.-Tho annual moet
tnx OF tho stockholders at tho Wisconsin Ccntru
Railway wus hull tu-tay. William r. DIl1e
nud X. u. Phillips. ot Boston, nna II. K, Millul
of Milwaukee,, wpro reelected Directors. III
ruf,ort fOr lS7D shows net euri11gs, $lik},tAO II
Iauruaso ever 1h7s of F1D,:.-!b; YrGas cartllng1
$608, ,738; operating cxpenscs, Sl97, l8.
, 1880-05-28

Hosa sUANEnoN alld Boss Col,,sling have
md A larre md varlcl experience, but ncther
n them has over bcen publicly denounced III
tro rrcnt meetings on tho Ba1lo night.
, 1880-05-28

THE pe11ny-trumpet tlirtl-teru1er bears It's
,ther burdens with ,neckncss, but It repels with
corn tho chargo that1lt bus my friendly rcxhrd
TOR Mr. Logan.
, 1880-05-28

L.rrtr lsf,tK, Ark, siuy .7.-Gc1,. N. q. Dur-
rows, uf Crawford, aud sfuJ. u. II. West Ut Pnpe,
rcternns Of tho Mexican War, md tho Hey.
T'hnnns Coehrnn, Of Fulton. atl for many ycllrH
prominent In utf4lrs III Arkansas, d!ed during
Lust week.
, 1880-05-28

NOMINATIONS for Congress OH shird-term
ttckct would 70 begging III sovorai districts OF
thts State.
, 1880-05-28

TuE Nctps snys 1t las 150,o0 readers; md
lllu0 Of whom tlisapprovn nt and aro dfsgustcd
with It's third-term tomfoolory aud Bcrvility
to the Boss.
, 1880-05-28

TIE Republican party was founded to FREQ
the Slaves It cum nover become Itself au Or
gonltatlon OF slaves.
, 1880-05-28

SAYS an exchange: .-...
sthrnva wcrc votes John Logan ooul,l NOM
IAN ani elect Grant without nny nRslHtntioe.
nea" a ..ns hr[llxht np m blu1, now better known
eoau tnr mi, before his conversion tO tho church
- haI Tic reputation of playing gaiiutiroil1nonlt
stiF entG.
, 1880-05-28

Other Committee amendments AMI Hf'rnn nther
uni,npurtnnt uthell]nlonts wcrt 1Krecl' %, lt!tl
ilni bill pnasut1. IT nds nl,ttit f., ,0 tu tho bill
Mr Vtsri,cus tnai,irci hill for the erection
nf l,n!lainE for Tinted stntes ofces ut TcrTu
Aftcr short executive session, adIuurued.
1tDuhE.
conference report on tho tnlnt resolution tn
DrM: 00 cxtrr s; GsI,es I ri.tIn, n ~ ser. o. Ing
Tho morning hour was dfspe,!scd with mud tho
civil ApprWprlatlon l,lll.
Az '!t'.eti.lInstt yl.a n.lnI'tcl nppraprlatin9
PS;!S. = II, 70 %slsi y ,S Ssfes:i Wso 4 -! ii
Al ein"'id'"snt , i''' T. oisrsi BY Mr. I,owncy, Of
Wyoming. for cxpe'dins nc baantr, of the
buildings Throughout tho country. wns rieslnu
q nr'IeF, nllid . good deal Of laughter On nll
Mr. Keller o.Tcrea1 nm amendment, approprint-
Ing s75 ,tU fnr II geographical md tnp,9rnlhfcal
survey af the territory. IF tho United Atutes
WRIT ,t nt tllg Mississippi H'ser' Hulcd out on
81; Warner offered an. amfn'l,ncnt H 4trikinE
Confederate tie,s. l,ruKK and Inlk tn tito
msfasv "f ;e!r Er!:nstY, taprrs rrla,;nx to the
tl,a next ses@rn,l nf Congress
str. 1!!ackb.trl, saI.l the Government bus naAc
m hilest anil cttr!cst c,icar9r tn gt'Esect ,t,i-
ttrlAts which would bG Of Nac fn writing truth
ari, army of tl,o South could not be complete
VII" oruttu!zisi ai fashiot,cd It, or iine olonv.
inE to tho man WIN for thrco years OK its OK.
lstencc cnilllt1nlNlnd 1t. .. ..
1llneltlrlrt,, 1lraeg, and Keller ,ls to whether
Col. acoit. III charHo af the compiling rccords:
, 1880-05-28
INDIAN TERRITORY INVASION.

-, e9set49 Isra1Ek 70 1Re CAleaoe 1Tt6VN4,
t.avaawoRTit, KnA, May R1.--Company II,
NNaesesntn Infantry, WAS to-day ordered to
eopp esnp GhtdHel. IN Sumner County, Kas,, ia con.
Sfan Sfa1saee s q ear1ous trouble from the whites
WV s&a invading tho lud1an Territory,
, 1880-05-28

LET tho Nc,ps take Oft Logall's dog-collar
before talking about its "lndcpendenco."
, 1880-05-28
THE PRlcF 0F c0Ai.

soL... HkP1l1A. Pa, Nay S1.-Tho 1ehigh aud
ua5aM n-n Coal Exchanges hAye advanced the
es'es Of atovo coal In June ID cents per ton.
, 1880-05-28

THE people nre Just IN tho mood now for
m election for United StRtes Seuator.
, 1880-05-28

shuIl hb carried I'm, md mRctlnnry erected, III
orr 1T tho chief corn- -grlwlng Hthtct. -.
il, nptxMliion It VIM ttrRtd ttlat Washington
WIS Tin rluct. to Grrct machinery. wters.
}nrIis ctiltt i,e currtr'l I'll Under Tho direct
supervision Gf exports.
d. Sir. Alsn,,'s amendment WINS rrtcctr'i,..ycas.
III; hnys. :l1,-nrd tho Committee amendment
wua n0rtad to.
Other Committee amendments AMI H,mn ntt,or
uni,nM.rtnnt utnent]ninnta wcru nKree! %, lt!ti
ilni bill paasut1. II adds n',o1it f2',0O U tho bill
ns It emit. from tho @f0lsc.
Mr. VtnrilruA int rsAlllctl bill fnr the erection
NJ hil!ldinr for Unltetl BtNtts nf1Ices ut Tcrru
lINutt. Referred.
Aftcr Il short executive session, Adjourned.
, 1880-05-28

ThUI1 -HEIIENTI1It4
SAN FRANCISCO, Mny .7.-Ia,i1 Morrill,. late
proprietor Ut tho sacrntnct,to Union, Naval Of
t!ccr of this port, died tlis morning.
, 1880-05-28

nj tltau q. procure, aud uso Hop ntters H1,l you
'A' w Strong, healthy, and huppy.
, 1880-05-28
BUSINESS NOTICES.

To fonaumptIvcs.-7 havo been
hnppy to Ktvo THUR testimony iti fltvor OF the
tsu 0f "WillMr's Pure ctM- Liver otl and Lttnc."
y fur consumption, ,lathnla, tllphther a1l iItl
discusses Ut tho tilruat anu lungs. alanufnctlirel
nmly by 4. u. WilboI. Chemist, uoston. Sold by
NIL 1r1irnjHtA
, 1880-05-28
1TbN9.
n fhs Tpt,esF1t Assotta&<9 +
u Akf L ~

d IL Wt,ltFt Assott4lF9 Ffsst.
WAatiIk0goN, D. G., May s7.-AInonE the lteme
embraced ia tho uensral noitoionoy ~ report
"a tu tue kIous9 this afternoon ar9 tho follow
jpu; 10 uUMplqte tho E,lstuln. House, Court
WHusu, and Fust- Utltee building ut ChicaKo,
$780, wv; for the l4ttsual Revenue Department.
, 1880-05-28
OBITUARY..
MRS. HANNAH CON GER.


Sp<etat Dhpottt TO Tie Chtta9a Tribune.
Et.oiS. H., Mny .7.-Tho mothcr-tn-law of
Postmaster J. T. Wilcox, Mrs. IfannRh Cnngcr,
died to-day nRcsl NJ ycars. Tho funeral will
taku place next Saturday at tho Into home Of tho
deceasel ut 0alGHblrg.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-18
PERSONAL.

8. W. Sears, Esq was down from
Ogden on Friday.
DR.. o. @. Ormsby cams down from
Logan on flying visit on Friday
morning, returning in the afternoon.
General Il. 8. Eldredge and daugh-
ters returned from San Francisco on
Friday morning. Mr.. EidrGdge does
not look any the worse for bis tx
periencs with the reporter OF the San
Francisco Chronicle, the interview re-
sulting from which experience was
published in the HERALD.
Among the arrivals at the Walker
House on Friday was that OF Mr.. ]
I. Grayson, q gentleman connected
with mining matters and a resident
Of San Francisco. Rumor has it that
business is the object OF this most re-
cent of Mr.. Grsyson's visits; but it lie
quietly reported that on Wednesday
morning last Mr.. Grayson took the
most important step OF his life, and
that the lady who arrived at the same
lime and who goes by tbs pame oil
Mrs. ]. I Grayson, can tell bow far
his i'm portant step is responsible for
he smiles that perpetually break
about his lips and chase each other
III over bis oountenaDce.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-18
Nnn-Suited.

On Friday, the case OF E. P. Ferry
Us. the Empire NJ. & NJ. Co. went of
suddenly. When the plaintiff rested
the defense moved for a non-suii, and
after arguments pro and con, the mo
ton was allowed. The plaintiffs
took the CUSTOMARY exception, and
were a lowed sixty days to prepare
and file notice on motion for new
trial The suit had been progressing
for three days, engrossing almost the
exclusive attention OF the court. As
Q consequence of this tarn. the same
order was applied to three other cases
coming up on the came points, bnt
which restej on the one tried. Five
cross-suits had been planted, which
were dismissed on the strength OF the
granting of the nOu suit. there being
no occasion for their trisl when the
other had been thus disposed OF. II
was q pretty lively way OF disposing
OF nine lengthy cases.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-18
Third Dissric: Court.

Proceedings at the Distric- Court
on Friday, Chief Justice Hunter
presiding:
L. S. Osgood vs.. P. Edw. Connor ell
al; hearing on motion for new trial
continued till tomorrow.
E. P. Ferry ct al. vs. Empire NJ. &
NJ. Co.; plaintiffs rest, and defendants
move for 9 non-suit, which is granted;
plaintiffs except and allowed sixty
days TO file notice. etc., for new trial;
four cases With same order.
Empire III & M. Co. vs.. ]. Nc
Lsughlin ct AL; dismissed; five cases.
The People. etc, ys. Frank Dorsey
and Samuel Dorsey; grand larceny;
each sentenced to one year In the
Utah Penitentiary; two other cases
suspended.
The People, etc.. VS.. Fred. We'll
come and Jack Emerson; murder in
the first degree; defendants arraigned
and plead not guilty; they did not de-
sire the court to appoint counsel, and
demanded separate trials; gave their
real names as Frederick Hopt and
John Mcconnell.
Court adjourned until 10 o'clock on
Saturday morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-18
They Plead Not Guilty.

Among the indiotme Is returned
by the grand jury. last week, we're
two for murder in the FIRST degree
sgsinst Jack Emerson and Fred.
Welcome, charged with numbering
young Johnny Turner, at Park City.
last summer. They we're brought 10
from the Peniteptisry on Friday
morning and taken into court. Both
were heavily chained, and the clsnk-.
ing produced 8 peculiar effect as they
came into court Both we're ar
and both plssIej IA ;. gully
In answer TO the court, they stated
that they did not wish counsel EN-
ployed for them by the court. They
demanded separate trials. and were
remsndtd back to the Penitentisry.
Welcome said his real name was
Frederick Hopt, and Emerson gave
bis ss John Mcconnell.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-18
RAILROAD.
The Utah Southern and Castle
Valley Railroad Incorporated.

A few days ago the organization of
q new railroad company to operate a
line from the railroad at Jusb to the
rich coal fields in Castle Valley, and
probably With the mines in the new
fields of Msrysvale, was foreshadowed
10 an article in the HERALD. 1t was
also believed that in time this new
road would connect with one or more
OF the roads that are now leading to-
wards southern and southeastern
Utah. The organization was, as an
nounced, delayed until the return OF
Hon. John Sharp from the east; and
since be has come back the subject
has received such active consideration
that the company has been organized,
and all that Is now necessary for its
perfection ia the filing of the papers,
which will take place to-day.
The title of the company will be the
Utah Southern and Castle Valley
Railroad, the object OF which is for
"the purpose OF building, owning and
operating a railroad from Jusb Sta
ton. Juab County. Utah Territory,
by way OF Sewer River and sslina
Osfi)n to the junction of Muddy and
IVies Greeks in Castle Valley, Emery
County; also line from the mouth
of Sslins Canon, thence by the Sewer
River 10 MsrysvAle, Piute County,
Usth territory" The capital stock is
placed at 81, 800, 900, divided into 49,
900 shares OF 500 par value each.
The actual contemplated cost of CON
struoting the railroad, together with
the cost Of right OF way and other ap-
purtenances for the completion and
running of the road. is, as near as
can be estimated, $1,000. 600. the
amount OF the capital stock. The
number Of directors is eleven. The
incorporators are Sidney Dillon and
Jay Gould, of New York City, John
Sharp, W. II Hooper. w jennings,
Fersmorz Little, L. E. Holden. II.
8. Eldredge, L. s. Hills, j. F. Little,
J. B. RcEbOrough, s. Merritt, and
probably one or two others.
The sixth article reads as follows,
and gives an epitome OF the whole
subject: 'The railroad. so to be built,
maintained and operated, will ex-
tend from Juab Station, in Juab
County, Utah Territory. thence 10
Q southerly course along the
Sewer River, to tAH-mouth Of Sslina
Canon; the i'd csfl0n
by the 20 route;
thence 10 an eaIterly course to
the junction OF Ivies and Muddy
Creeks. in the County OF Emery. the
length of said line being about eighty
miles; also lins from the mouth OF
said Saliua Canon; thence by way Of
Sewer River to Marysvsle. in Piute
County, Utah Territory, q distance OF
about forty miles; the entire length OF
said road being, as near as may be,
120 miles, situated IN the counties Of
Jusb, sanpete, Sewer, Emery and
Piute, Utah Territory" The organi-
cation is for a period OF fifty yeVrs.
Il is understood that work on the
new road will begin as soon as it can
be done. Already an engineer. il is
stated, has been sent south to make
a preliminary survey of the routes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-18
Delinquent Taxes.

It ia possible that, in the excite
ment preceding the approach Of
Christmas, many tsrdy taxpayers have
forgotten that they are delinquents.
But they are likely to 20 be awakened
to the fact in a very forcible and IN
miortsble manner. County Col
lector Crismon has filed in the First
Precinct of this city complaint,
against some twenty-five delinquent
Taxpayers, who. by this time. realize
that it is bad policy to be num-
oered among the tsrdy ones. The
suits uDder the complaints commence
before Justice Spiers this morning.
The cheapest way is to psy taxes
when they become due.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-18
Please Exnlain.
PENNINGTON, Dec. 16, 1880.

PENNINGTON, Dec. 16, 1880.
Editors Herald:
Our last Legislative Assembly
passed a law compelling owners of
lots, orchards and stsckyArds in cities,
towns and villages to have a lawful
fence around their premises before
damages could be collected from
stock owners. The words, Sin
cities, towns and villages" were
added to the bill by the Council as an
amendment after it had passed the
House. Will you please explain the
meaning of the word village, or state
how many houses are required and
how near together they have to be to
Constitute a village? Also how far
from 8 town or village will persons be
compelled to have their stsokyards to
receive the benefit OF the Council
amendment i'll moi being required to
fence them?
II some OF our Legislators would ex-
plain the benefit they intended would
result from the ameudmen: it would
be interesting.
Respectfully, G. T.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-18
Music.

Mr.. David o Calder insists il
keeping befure the public full in.
lorna regarding the musical in.
struments AJd other things kept al
bis store, nearly opposite the HERALD
Office. He therefore calls attention
al ain. this morning, in an advertise
ment, to Whet he terms the larges.
and most complete stock of musical
goods ever brought to Utah, lst OF
which will be found els where. Mr..
Calder has also been making a dis
play in his windo8s, which 10 excel
lent in his line. The public will
profit by reading the advertisement
then calling at the store, not forget
ting q glance at the windows So you
pass, il one could pass without gIanc-
ing at it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-18
CHIPS.

The Police Court is now taking I
rsst.
One week more and We have Christ
mas.
Milder weather and indications o.
moie storm.
Mind your delinquent taxes and
look out for suits.
| The Home Dramatic Club is
thoroughly billed about the city.
The mercury found its way up to
40 on Friday; 24' was the lowest.
There were quite number OF hotel
arrivals by last nights train, which
's rather unusual at this season Of the
year.
The bullion shipments on Friday
amounted TO but $l1 79l %, and are
reported through Wells, Fargo & Co.
The Ogden wing shots speak in
terms OF the highest compliment OF
the treatment received by them a.
The hands OF the Salt Lake shots. The
Junction is their mouthpiece.
The California Mining District,
twenty five miles ut1 Of the San
Simon station. ia reported as being
the new center of Thinning excitement.
About 200 people have gone in there
UIthin tho LAST lhrao uaaka
The ladies conference, which was
to have BEEN held in the Council
House, commencing at 10 O'Clock
this morning. will not assemble al
that place, but at the Fourteenth
Ward Assembly Rooms instead.
Mr.. Jos. Morgan, OF Wellsvills, is
appointed agent for the HERALD,
Daily, Semi, and Weekly. He will
canvass in Wellsville, Mendon and
Logan, and is authorized to take sub
scriptions and receipt for the same.
E. ]. SWaner & Co. have o most
charming little Christmas tree ex-
hibited in their window. It is filled |
with stuffed birdg, with cards in their
little bills and jewelry glittering
through, which will be found in larger |
bills.
Frank and Samuel Dorsey were
each sentenced to one years i'm
prisonment by Judge Hunter on Fri
day. The charge against them was
for grand larceny, and both pleaded
guilty. Each pleaded guilty to
another indictment charging the
same o6ense. but sentences were sus-
pended in these cases.
Merchants are making prepare
lions for a heavy trade to-day, the
asst market day previous to Christ
mas. Trade has been increasing
'tesdily for SONS time, and tho indi-
'ations are that a Christmas trade
will be done which will surpsss any
hing in number of years. And this
8 largely due to thu excellent crops
his year.
Silver Reef Miner: The past week
las been rather a quiet one in our
amp. and We have but little to
chronicle in the way of news. The
has been a great improve
Dent on the previous two weeks and
ne mills are taking advantage OF it
o torn out the usual shipments.
md We hope there will be no more
Interruptions from severe weather.
Don't you dare to kiss me once"
She cried with blazing eyes
1t John, who felt himself collapsed
To half his usual 1ize.
I WON'T" he ssid-"please pardon me,
And l will be SO nice"
'he smiled and said: "Dear John, I
didn't
Say you shouldn't kiss me twice.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-18
Beef. Veal, Pork, Mutton,

We wish to thank our friends and
customers for past patronage, and
beg to inform them that We have a
Choice Selection Of Beef, Mutton,
Veal and Pork for Xmas; with sill
kinds OF Ssussges. Head Cheese,
Bologuss, Liver PuddingS, Triple,
Salt and Smoked Hams, and, in fact,
anything you may want in our line.
Don't forget the "Wssstch Market"
frat vest OF Kimbsll & Lswreuce's.
T MAY & WOOD.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-18
Grand Jury Work.

The grand jury has been at work
less than three weeks but has mas
tered q great deal OF business. On
Friday it came into court and through
Its foreman presented eight more
indictments. seven OF these found
under the laws of the territory and
one for an offence committed under
the statutes of the United States,
The last batch makes the total num-
Der Of indictments nov returned
twenty-eight, only two of which are
brought under the United States law.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-18
RECEIVED, DECEMBER 18th,
A large and elegant
stock of JeWe Try 90. DIS
for tIe Hold Iys, AT Il.
i. SWaner ~ e. rs. +
DIVERS Store.

Beautiful presents in the shape Of
Handsome Books, the Boss Albums,
the cheapest in the city; elegant
Rosewood Writing Desks, Bronzed
and Lacquered Inkstands and Can
dlesticks, elegant Fans, Russia
Lsather Jewel Gases, Glove and
Handkerchief Boxes; Ladies' and
Gents Pocktbooks and Gard Cases;
magnificent Velvet Frames and
EBONY Essels, Toys. Building Blocks.
Toy and Juvenile Books. in
endless variety. All OF the above and
thou ands OF Xmas presents, lower
IN price than any other house in
town, at DwyeI's-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-18
MOre Sneak Thief Work.

On Frid y evaning. about 5 so
O'Clock, DR.. ] VI Benedict left his
buggy ttandine in front of the old
residence OF President Jos. A. Young.
He had not been absent many min.
utes. when he returned and found
that some individual or individuals
had relieved him OF his buggy rug
and ocket case containing q set Of
instruments. The doctor, of course,
has no idea of the identity OF those to
whom he is indebted for the absence
OF bis articles; but offers a reward oil
$40, snd 10 questions asked, for the
re urn OF the stolen articles
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-18

HOLIDAY GOODS JUST RE.
CEiVEDs
LATEST ARRIVALS AND
STYLES OF THE SEASON.
ThE FINEST ALBUM EVER
BROUGHT TO UTAH
ARTICLES OF BEAUTY AND
UTILITY.
GREAT VARIETY TO SELECT
FROM,
you ARE CORDIALLY IN
VITED TO INSPECT OUR
STOCK, WHETHER YOU BUY
OR NOT. WE ARE NOT TO BE
UhDERS0LD.
GoDBE, PITTS & CO.