The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-28
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The Wood River County is still OF
top.
f. The COW nuisance needs another
abatement.
The rain has male the atmosphere
delightfully."- cool.
Several DRINKS were fsed in various
Gums on Tuesday.
Sam Ballard was assessed S. fol-
assault and battery on Tuesday.
The total value o. bullion ship
ments on Tuesday wac SIC, 40s.S3.
The town hss been sfIlicted with
serenaders for two or three nights
past.
A Mrs sawyer was arrested on
Tuesday for keeping a house of ILL
fame.
After long yeais-or rather months
we Lave actually had a refreshing
shower.
A number of theatrical attractions
are engaged for the fret half OF next
month.
Home missionary meeting in the
Council House at 7.30 o'clock this
evening.
Two young fellows. arrested on q
charge OF stealing money at the lake,
were discharged.
Inc Two deserters arrested on Mon
day night were turned over to the
military authorities.
The Junction: The U. & N. Z. r.
has nov in active service twenty-six
locomotives which are kept in con-
slant use.
Elsewhere will be seen the notice OF
reward offered by the Fish and
Game Protective Society. ReaC- it
1t wont hurt you.
The Utah Central bathing train did
not go out last night, the engine and
cars being taken south to bring the
passengers here.
Mr.. @. w. Carter succeeded in
getting several very fine Photographic
views of Saturdays procession. The
views will soon be on sale.
1t is customary in parliamentary
bodies, and one that chsirmen rarely
venture to override, to make the
gentleman who moves the appoint
ment OF a committee its chairman.
The bathing train west last night
was not crowded, owing to the
cold weather and those who went in
we're pretty thoroughly chilled. A
day or tive. however. will bring about
the old state OF heavy wash trains.
The Fish and Game Protective
Society has some pretty solid iniorma-
ton in it's possession relative to viola
tons of the game laws. together with
names of guilty parties, and proposes
to use them and make it warm for
the offenders,
The st. Louis GLobe-Dsmocrat Gays
Of w. W. Coles circus The ring
performance is fully equal in interest
10 the mensgerie. Everything shown
n the posters ia seen in the arena,
and here again Coles promise is
found not to be empty.
Ths boy who was drowned ct Den.
yer on the 25th, mentioned in our
was 10'year.old son of
Mr.. j. w. Watson. formerly Of this
,ity, and father-in law of Mrs. /. NJ.
Darratt. The drowning was caused |
By the capsizing Of boat.
4: the county convention of the
Peoples Party for Weber County,
held on Monday. the same territorial
officers were put in nomination as
we're put up by this county. Hons.
L. Farr and d. II. Peery were also
nominated for members OF the Legis-
ure.
Have you engaged, or do you depend
in q lawyer your case to deft nd 21
Thus to the pristine spoke the Judge
A good man, free from bias or grudge.
Il guess" was the polite reply,
Tibet, with the courts permission, j
Viii jest sorter defend myself
[ amt dead yit, nor laid on the shelf"
And then that pris'ner grsbb'd stool,
And, with look determined and cool,
He settled the sheriff with one on the
head
The next thing done was to clear the
shed;
And then, without the slightest remorss,
The rascal rode off on the judges gray
horse.