The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-05-07
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Lovely dsy, but cold.
The canal boom boometh.
Look for a Fourth OF July boom.
Apr! 7ih, 1861, Arkansas seeded
1t was so cold that ice formed OF
Thursday morning.
No bullion shipments whatever
were repoltsd on Ihurseay.
! Not guilty ms to be the general
yerdic: IL criminal case now trying.
The street. we're much Hyelier on
Thursday than for several d Us past.
A per-on was arrested las. evening
charged with refusing to pay for
meals.
The High Council will meet at the
Council House this evening, a. 7
o'clock.
a Salt Lake lady states that Ogden
is remarkable for one thing. ct least
tough meat.
Eureka has turned out over $50. =
900, 600 in bullion. This is "a pro-
duction as is a production"
John Thompson and Company
played to a full house at Ogden Cd
Wednesday night. So tbe Junction
states.
Elders Alma P. and David Spills
bury end President John R. MUIR
DOCK left for missions 10 the states on
Thursday.
A match game OF base ball will be
played a! Fort Douglas, to-day, be-
tween a picked nine OF this city and
Company D nine, commencing at 2
O'Clock pm.
An invitation to attend the family
reunion Of the relatives of Mr.. ]. z
Johnson. Of St. George, has teen re-
ceived. The delightful affair was to
have tsken place on the 81 instant.
The Horn Silver Mine, at Frisco,
has shut down for the present, with |
sufficient ore to keep the smelter at
work for two months. The Godbe |
Smelier has also shut down tempo
rarily.
During the week, from April &c, to-
May Sd, II. McCorkindals & Co., of
Black Rock, U. S. E, received 442,-
555 pounds of bullion. and shipped |
louth in merchandise, 287 1876 pounds.
Total. 7SO,25
There is nothing like originality.
A Bodie sign painter, in his leisure
moments, has painted picture of an
angel with red hair. This is some
hing out of The usual line and is
lot drown from nature.
Haynes < Sons are making a new
i0-horse power boiler at the works on
;oulh Temple street. They are first
lass workmen, and while their work
in durability the imported
articles. their prices ara evan below
Eastern figures.
The headless sheet still numbers OF |
without sn7 guiding or other intel
ect, and between begging for money
md begging for mining letters. the
Eo things called writers now Oh it,
lave become qualified for situations
n modern church fair.
Heber J. Romney, son of George
Romney, was the victim OF very
,sinfal accident on Wednesday. A
;hisel fell from a scat1old on 8 build
ng st which he was working, aud
struck him on the nose. cutting a
severe gash, which it took six stitches
o sew up.
The Sandy stage coach came near
-unni0g over q child on Thursday
afternoon. A lady with TIVE children,
)ne in a baby carriage, vas crossing
he street west from the Deseret
National Bank corner, when the
;oach came Ground at u swinging
;ste, and the lady, in tie anxiety to
ave the child walking. which was in
greatest danger, left the baby car.
'isge, which Was struck by single
rec, Knocked over and the child
hroEn cut. Its face was scratched d
title only, but there came near being
. fatsl turnover.
Fair Alice, of the ball the belle,
Tripped lightly on her dainty feet,
When suddenly she slipped and fell,
And on the floor she took seat.
The maiden, blushing like rose,
Quick with her sister flies away;
oh, sister, did they see my-toes-
Those hoIrid men?-do tell me nay "
They didn't look-they were discreet"
Miss Alice poutiug, says sits mean
iy new silk stockings look so sweet
But don't you think just one was SEEM"