The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-13
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No more theatrical entertainments
u0tIl Saturday,.


Q No more theatrical entertainment
n until Saturday.
Special conference rates over th
railroads end to-day. $3.50 81
? No bullion shipments we're reports
from the south on Tuesday evening.
The bullion shipment on Tuesda.
aggregated the neat little figure o
$50. 1855.
The Park City folks, whils pleased
with their water works. are displeaseC
with the rates.
/ There were quite a number O
Indians of all eizes, sexes, ages and
styles in town on Tuesday.
The bullion shipment from Silver
Reef for the month Of September, az.
gTegated the sum Of $97, ZIP go.
The graveyard at Park City is being
fenced, but the fencing committee il
stuck for means at the present mo-
ment.
A social party will be gisen at the
Firemen's Hall. by che Salt Lake Fire
Department, on Friday evening. Octc-
Der 18th.
The weather is gradually growing a
little warmer; the maximum tner-
mometer on Tuesday was 5S0; mini
mum, $50.
The Egyptian Mysteries and
Hlndoo Shadows" will be given at the
Theatre on Saturday afternoon and
evening next.
The -bullioa shipment through
Wells. Fargo & Co., from Silver Reef,
from October LIST 10 the 9Th inclusive,
aggregated $29,974 68.
Some young lAdies and gentlemen
love the moon 30 much they remain
up until 2 and 3o'cIock to see fair
Luna set behind the western hills.
The funeral services over the re-
mains OF the bright little son OF Mr..
5. r. Marks took place on Tuesday,
and we're attended by large number
of friends.
The tormisu, VI toe Utah & North
ern las been removed 20 Dillon,
forly-ive miles beyond the previous
terminus. The line OF the road is NOW
S47 miles long.
Park City had a Chinaman, who
besides being a good cook, essayed to
be good counierieiter. He reclines
in limbo while awaiting an interview
with the grand jury Of this district.
The surveyors general did not con-
clude tue labcrs of their convention
on Tuesday, as expected. The day
was spent IN revising the ground gone
over. They hope to finish up to day.
The SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD and |
WEEKLY HERALD are good papers to
.end TO your friends. Full reports OF
proceedings aud all the
stest news. Price Sc. To he had at
he HERALD counter.
A tall corn stalk was 90 exhibition
in front of this Office, meas
lring fifteen feet in length. 1t was
aised by mT. Staines in the TWentieth
Ward, and is of a South American
'afieiy. This ne believe to be The
allest corn raised in Utah.
Dryer has Harper's Bazar for the
Sd, the latest number of the W0rld
f Fashion. Nos. 81 and 143 OF the
franklin Square Library, the former
obtaining Justin MoCsrthY's Ills
DRY OF Oar Own Times" and TIE
after. three volumes of Morley's
'English Men of Letters" series.
Mr.. E. w. Tullidge has received
ONE proof copies of steel-engraved !
Ikeness of President John Taylor.
he picture is designed for frontis,
'ieoe .or the second number oil
l&ttidge's Quarterly Magazine, and is
strikiDgly correct portrait, as well as
q excellent specimen OF the engra-
ef's art.
Oar Geographic dispatches this
norning are meagre because the lines
re down between Cheyenne and
.aramie. Such dispatches as are
iTen have been sent by train
etween the points named. Full
of the Ohio and Indiana
lections will appear tomorrow
norning, elements permitting.
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"This earring needs repairing, love,
Before it getteth worse,
And that it may not be forgot,
Prsy put It in my purse" /.
The action to the word he suits,
Thus making chance to tell her,
You cannot now deny that I'm
A purse-of-ear-ring feller."