The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-04-20
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Mr.. scannell. Of Frisco. is in town.
And still there is storm in the air.
Logan is suffering from diphtberis
sgain.
The police court is having its peri
odical run.
The Fourth OF July question is sgi-
tati g great many.
The streets were livelier on Monday
than for many days past.
Miners and 9rospectors are fitting
up for the summers work.
Mr.. o. J. Salisbury came from
DesdWood On Monday evening.
John Florida was fued $40 on
Monday for assault and battery.
Territorial republican convention
assemblies at 10 O'Clock this morning.
Another runaway marrisge took
place last night. Four in g week.
Next
A person named l. williamson was
fined SO. on Monday, for disturbing
the peace.
On Monday afternoon couple OF
boys were fined $40 each for beating
a Chinsmsn.
The Sherman youth had another
bad spell on Sunday morning; he
frothed fearfully.
Mr.. G. R. Baratt returned from
the east on Sunday night, where he
has been on business for some time
past.
The engine house of Wasatch, No.
2 was drsped in black yesterday, out
of respect to late member of that
company, Mr.. H. G. Gushing.
The Union Pacific express train
was nearly an hour late last evening,
but as the Utah Central waited the
mail came down and was distributed
as usual.
Mrs. q. G. MCMILLAN, wife of the
deputy clerk OF the Third District
Court, started east on Monday, for
a four months visit with friends and
relatives.
By last evenings mail Mr.. Dryer
received Leslie's illustrated Nelospa.
per, and Harper's WeekLy for April
"a; the Family Herald for April; also
Puck for April II.
Messrs. L. P. Higbee, A. K.
Ziegler and E. A. Thomas Of Ogden
registered at the Walker House on
Monday evening. Down as the
representatives from Weber County?
Unless we are mistaken there is an
ordinance against obstrucling the
sidewalks or displaying articles across
the water ditch, and We think the
piling up of baled hay Gomez under
its provisions.
A dispatch from Toquerville, on
Monday, says that at $50 o'clock that
there was q heavy shaking
of the earth, seeming TO pass from
to southeast. 1t was pre-
slight sensation OF earth
quake.
The remainder OF the "girls" ar
rested last Friday for prostitution had
their hearings on Monday, several
being discharged, and the remainder
fined in the usual sums of $99 and
$50 each, according as they we're
keepers or inmates.
For some time past the mail to and
from Park City has been carried by a
man, and the passengers compelled
to walk, from the summit Of the
mountain. The roads are so far
improved the coaches are running
once more.
The discovery of a temple cut in
the solid rock, after the fashion of the
rock temples OF India, is reported
from Monroe County, Missouri II
was accidentally found in ridge on
the north side Of the Salt River, and
has a room heWn out of solid lime
stone 50 feet wide, so feet long and
80 feet high, with the roof vaulted to
the centre.
The Olympic Club, at its meeting
Monday evening, took action on the
report of the committees appointed
to look into the matter of a Fourth
OF July celebration. The result was
the appointment of another commit
tee to act with such citizens COM
mittee as might be appointed for
similar purpose. The Olympic boys
appointed are Messrs. /. M. Bsrratt,
Ike Trumbo, W. s. Crismon. ]. D.
Spencer and Fred. W. Gardener.
When lovely woman hears strange news,
What form of speech so eficacious,
To give expression to her views,
As this plain English - Goodness
gracious -