The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-30
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a runaway yesterday, but no one
hurt.
Lively times continue a, the police
court.
Several inebristss on the street yes
terd4y
Six car loads OF bullion were ship
PEI yesterday.
There will be no tabernacle choir
practice tonight.
The fremen INDUCED in a mas.
querade bal lsst night.
The charity ball takes place on
Thursday evening next.
Mr.. Il. Stsudsge, postmaster Of
Richmond, Cache Vsllsy. is 10 town.
1t has been making an effort to
snow for several days past, but is too
cold.
The total value of bullion ship
mepts. yesterday, amounted % $780,
279 55.
Ogden is indulg;ng in a highly
intellectual drama, called Mother
Goo e."
The quotation of silver in New
York. yesterday, was 1.132; in Salt
Lake. 1.104.
Mr.. Ell. Preston is down from
Bingham. Says everything is quiet
Whereabouts.
The streets were fear.ulIy quiet,
yesterday. Times are getting duller
and duller every day.
Mr.. Dryer has the February num-
Der Of Frank LeSLis's LGdy's Magazine
and Farmers almanac for 1880.
Won. Everill, employed on the
Temple Block, was injured in the leg
yesterday by being struck by large
block of granite which be Vas cutting.
A grand leap year ball takes place
in the Twelfth Ward Assembly
Rooms on Friday evening, February
9th, for the benefit of the Sunday
School.
Mr.. G. F. Culmer left for San
Francisco, yesterday afternoon, on
business connected with the Teapot
Store. Increasing trade necessitsles
the trip.
The Supreme Court heard the az
gumects in the last case on iis calen-
dar yesterday. 1t meets again to-day,
when some decision will probably be
delivered.
Several parties arrested for prostitu.
ton on Wednesday night were tried
yesterday; only one, however, a girl,
being found guilty aud fined. She was
assessed $50.
The young man Taylor, at Provo,
who has bullet in his head, had a
bad spell few days ago, but is better
again. DR.. Benedict goes down to
see him this morning.
The funeral services over the re-
mains of Lottie, the daughter OF NJ.
Fuller, will take place from the resi-
dence of parents, in the Tenth Ward,
at 1880 O'Clock to-day.
Ogden Iron Works are again as dead
as q spoiled lobeter. They have closed
temporarily on account of the solidity
of the work done by Jack Frost within
the last few hours Hustler.
Merchants state that yesterday was
one of the dullest Gays on record.
They are not discouraged, however,
and feel happy in the certainty of 8
big business boom in the spring. Al
ready heavy consignments Of goods
are on their way to this city.
The Utah Rod and Gun Society is
anxious to learn by experiment
whether bl4ckbirds will answer for
pigeons in shooting matches q the
club. Any person. therefore. able to
trap these birds will receive a good
price for them by handing them over
to any member Of the club.
First Aged Lady, from the North
Well, 1 declare, they're patentiDg
everything nowadays.
Second A. L.-Whst have they
patented now, Mrs. Jones?
F. L.-Why, solicitors. see a
sign this morning saying: Mr..
-, Patent Solicitor.
8. Il. L.-Guess he must be q
neWly-inyented book agent O. some
sort.
You see a lady, dressed quite stunning,
Ate q rapid horse-car running;
She shouts, with wild gesticulaiion,
As if she'd wake up al creation,
And shakes her brown umbrella madly.
go, what a sightl" you whisper sadly;
"She could attract him where SIZE fingers
If she could whistle on her fngersP ~