The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-31
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: O0A e0IOOu KEEPERS Will D6 IlleQ
DAY, Tor selling liquor On Sunday.
E A fellow. named T. Gowan, vi
3 arrested on Thursday for vagrancy.
Coal is being delivered at PARK Cit
oy the Union Pacific Co., a; Sc a tor
The Oyster Gro:to will set suppe
IN the Theatre for the fremAn's bs
To night.
I The snoE is still piling down in th
mountains, and the scenery ever,
where is thoroughly that OF winter.
| Mr.. Meears bas had q fine head
light made with which to decorate th
front OF his Business Sample Rooms
The grand dress ball of the Fire
men takes place at the Thea,r
to night. 1t is already an assurel
success.
1t is hoped that work on th,
new University building on Unior
Square, will be commenced early il
February.
There are still e great many per
SOUS on the streets, who are in for thC
holidays, and spending their money
pretty freely.
In the District Court 10 bushes.
whatever was done on Thursday. The
court will be opened at the usual hour
this morning.
The only bullion shipments re-
ported on Thursday were through the
Express Office, but they totAled in
value S27, 1910.
The Ontario made a shipment OF
ten bars OF bullion on Wednesday,
over the railroads, the value OF which
was perhaps $4,000.
It took the stage from Park City
two days to ge. through, on account
of the steady SHOWS in PArley's Oafion
and the heavy drifting.
The box Office will be open at 10
O'clock this morning for the sale OF
spectators ticke,s to the fremen's
grand dress ball tonight.
EN-. DeMar. arrested for keeping q
house OF lll-fame, was discharged 90
Wednesday, after trial. it not being
proven that she did keep it.
The Bankers Daughter" will be
presented tomorrow night for the
irst time, by the Home Dramatic
Club, assisted by local talent.
The proprietors OF a saloon we're
ried on Thursday for selling liquor
liter hours, and discharged, the evil
lence to convict being insufficient.
Another New Years Eve - and |
his is a good time to get ready for |
he manufacture of new resolutions
: that they can be broken on Satur-
y.
+. ne Blair. formerly a noted |
,ua.1 of the treaGure carried by Wells,
cargo & Company on stages, and now
superintendent of mine In Nevada,
5 in town.
The fellow Mescham, arrested on
Wednesday for abusing his wife, WAS
ound over in 5000 for six months TO
eep the peace, especially towards
is family.
The Union Pacific was eight or ten
ours behind time last night. The
ItAh Central came in on time, and
ne eastern mail will be brought dsWn
niS morning.
An individual who testified against
ne saloons, in the recent arrests for
slIing liquor after hours. etc., was
eaten last evening. supposed to be 9
ssult of his connection with the ar
ests.
Ara W. Sabin. who attempted sui
ide q week ago last Sunday night,
nd who was brought to the st.
iary's Hospital on Tuesday for treat
,ebt, is getting along all right, and
Iill be we'll shortly.
E. ]. sWaner & Co., the jewellers,
rho are now located on the east side
{ Main street, will, about the first of
be month, change quarters, and
AXE a better and more advantageous
tand, iuat below Jennings & Sons.
At q meeting OF the citizens of
'aris. Bear Lake County, Idaho, to
onsider the propriety OF applying for
charter for q city government, it
las decided that they did not want a
ity government yet. So says the
Democrat.
Three car loads OF silkEorms from
apan passed through Ogden on
eastward by express, in
srs fixed especially for them. They
re valued at over $1,000. 900, and
heir destination is probably Italy, for
which point several car loads passed
yer the same route few days ago.
Another heavy trade. but more in
substantial and necessary way than
n last Friday in a luxurious way,
J anticipated to-day. The bad con
ition OF the roads, however, ia likely
o keep many persons in the country
within access ofthe city, from coming
Dto town to make their las. purchases
or this year.
Blackfoot Register: There is every
eason to believe that there will be
rand rush in the spring to the
mines OF the Wood River and Yankee
CORK countries. We learn that
thousands contemplate leaving Colo
ado for these countries, and We would
lot De in the least surprised to see
500 people in the Wood River
amps before July LIST.
At present it does not appear that
yew Years calling will be very
generally INDUCED in this year. It is
o be hoped not, if the day il to be
AIKEN advantage OF, as is too frequently
he case, for the making Of cheeky
.als; or il it is to be used as day
n which persons are licensed to get
o q besstly state OF intoxicstion on
liquor not paid for By those becoming
ull.
\ girl in Gold Hill placed her shoe
per q shaft where the air should 60
through:
And the miners down there
Died for want Of fresh sir.
Tou may think this . lie-but tits true.
SHELL BARK HICKORY NUTS,
% cents per h., at W. L. Prices,
second South ct. I