The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-05-02
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Rogat Oh Sunday.
Red h3t weather already.
Hay, $28 to $25 per ton.
Water in the Weber is rising agsin
Tie usual Saturday crowds yester.
day.
Ten deaths from diphtberia lasr
month.
The pe'itIury for this term meets tic.
morrow.
The livery men viii reap a rich
harvest to-day.
Three car leads of bullion were
shipped on Satin. day.
Silver quolat.oas on Saturday: NeT
York, LA; SAILS Lake, Ill.
Quite a number of persons INDUCED
in May Day cut yesterday.
Seventeen years ago today the bat
tie of ChancelorvllIe was fought.
On Monday thu Masons lay the cor.
ner stone ofthe new Episcopal Chapel.
There were no arrests for disorderlv
conduct on Saturday, OF drunkenness.
Professor Plummer gives an enter.
tainment at Ogden tomorrow even
ing.
Fuller's Hill opened on Saturday
with large attendance of pleasure
seekers.
A man and a boy were injured at
Ogden, on Friday, by being struck by
engines.
Mccormick & Co, on Saturday, re-.
ceived five bars of bullion from the
Stormont Mil.
The total number of interments
last month, as shown by the sections
report. was thirty-seyen.
The bridge just east OF the Sixth
Ward Bridge is in a horrible eondi-
ton, needing repairs badly.
"Arolnd the World in Eighty
Minutes " and Sweethearts at the
Theatre tomorrow evening.
The Prophetic Messenger says of to-
day: Sign and make agreements,
aud travel" This is good enough,
boys.
The cases Of the two Cinnamon ar
rested for gambling have been con-
timed until 2 o'clock pm. on Mon
day.
One OF the small boys arrested on
Friday for stealing a bride was dis
charged, and the other two fined IS
each on Saturday.
The statement on motion for new
Trial or an appeal, in the Townsend |
case, va1 agreed upon on Saturday |
before Judge Hunter.
The match for 800 a side between
of this city and Tylor OF
Ogden has been arranged to take
place On Monday, May 10Th.
Attention. Pioneer Engine Com
psny. No. 1. The regular monthly |
takes place tomorrow even
ing. q. 7.30. John Kelson, Sec.
The Third District was & scene of
inactivity again on Saturday, the
Judge opening it, but no business
coming before it, an adjournment
was taken until tomorrow.
A number of the Ogden Masons are
preparations to participate in
the dedicatory services OF st. PRui's
Chapel, under the auspices Of the
Masonic fraternity, on Monday.
The soldier who was go badly beaten |
in q Colored house of prostitution on
Friday. and placed in Jail, was turned !
out on Saturday, by far sadder and !
more dilapidated looking warrior.
The final performance of Mile
Christine and the Midgets at the
Theatre, on Saturday afternoon, was |
very poorly attended, doubtless caused !
by the hour being so unu sual
aud the notice 60 short.
Buck beer is again in the market;
and on Saturday 1t was turned out OF |
and the Salt Lake City
Oreweries, the proprietors introducing
It for toe season by treating their
friends. The quality is superfne and |
is one of those things that reconciles
people u the bot weather.
On account of the increased busi-
ness 10 be transacted 81 the regular |
meeting on Tuesday, the regular
practice meeting OF the Philharmonic |
will be held en- Monday evening, at
St Marks SchoolrOoms. Practice
will Begin promptly at 7.45. By !
order OF the executive committee.
at so o'clock this evening q |
quarterly review of the Seventeenth |
Ward Sabbath school, OF which James
D8yer, Esq, is superintendent, will
lake place st the Sunday School hall.
The friends of the pupils will be in
attendance, aGd a cordial invitation ia
extended to the superintendents OF
O:her schools.
s. i Kenner, Esq, Of the Ogden
junction, Is in town IN the interest of
The Utah and Northern Guide Book
and Directory. which is being gotten
lp by the Junction Publishing Com
pany. The work will undoubtedly be
4 useful one, and prove a success.
An advertisement will be found in
another column.
Away" she cried, with accent bold,
And looks that were quite sinister;
e Come near me not, for I've been told
That sou, sir; are a minister"