The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-29
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Conference begins one week fro
to day.
II is predicted that winter will 9
s In early this season.
Again no bullion shipments frol
the south last night.
Pity garden thieves are vel
numerous at present.
The bullion shipments, on Tuesday
aggregated $2S. SO.
! Utah grapes are selling at So. Of
pound; California at 15e.
The mercury. on Tuesday, went q
to "a. and dropped to 42'.
The arguments in tho mandamu
case commences tonight All O'Clock
John George. a native OF EopIsnd
was admitted to citizenship on Tues
day.
One woman drunk was fined So
on Tuesday, and one male drunk
The home missionaries OF this ajax,
VIII meet in the Council House at7. Sc
this evening.
The HasenWinkle Dramatic Com
psny appears at the Theatre to NOR.
row evening".
Mr.. James Curr;e. for ohok;no
Robinson, whom be charged with
stealing $l2 from Mrs. Douglass. was
fined $50, on Tuesday.
Another proposition for lighting
the city by means of the electric light
Was made to the City Council last
evening. It appears in the Council
minutes this morning.
On Sunday party of ladies went
to BrintOu's Ward. When getting
out OF the carriage the driver oramped
the buggy too far and one OF the
ladies was thrown out and had her
hesd pretty badly cut.
Haynes & Son, the welI-known
boiler makers. have an order from
the Horn Silver Mine to make with
sill possible speed three fine 60 horse
power boilers. Haynes & Son are
doing an immense business.
The City Council has decided to
give Union Squsre to the University
y Deseret for the erection Of the New |
University building. For present
needs, a more beautiful, convenient.
'r suiIabls location could not have
been found.
Some fellow somewhere predicts
hat 1t will be very stormy about the
md oil September and the early part
u October. We cannot cay as to the
alter part OF Septem Der. but regard
hg the early part of October we are
prepared to offer bets ON storms,
conference begins early in October.
In the case of ]. T. Cove against
;. w. Morgan, the referees iudg.
nent, that the plsintif recover the
sued tor. has been affirmed
y the court. A stay Of proceedings
as been allowed. to give the defend
Mt time to prepare a statement on
notion for new trial.
In the suit just Instituted by the
lutte Mining company against the (.
'regon. West Wind and City Rock
lsims. in Big Cottonwood, an order
court has been granted giving the
lslntif the right to make q survey
the workings of the properties sued
gainst. IN order that the extent Of
esspsss and amount OF damage may
Q determined. III
Last evening Mrs. Emmeline B.
fells, one OF the ladies mentioned
Geo. 4. MAxRelPs petition 90 ]
ling registered, received telegram
ON Mrs. BelYA A. lockwood, OF
telling her to stand by
sr rights: "AlloW no encroachments
your liberties; no mandamus he.e;;"
hich shows that the question is now
nown all over the country.
here are 8 number ofu creep
Ito this world to eat and sleep;
nd know no reason why we're born,
ut only to consume the corn,
eveur the cattle, fowl and fish
I'D leave behind an empty dish.
avens and crows might fill their place,
nd swallow corn and carcasses,
cen If their tombstone when they die,
emit taught to hstter and 10 lie,
here's nothing better will be said
han that they've eat up all their bread,
runk up their drink AID gone to bed.