The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-21
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Ou AuceuHgs
Remember the primary meeting
90 Thursday evening.
All the principal business places
will be closed on Saturday.
The Twenty-fourth is the prevail
iug AID only general topic.
The bullion shipments on Tuesday
aggregated SIS, 1896 in value.
Another rel hot I'D semi-suItry
day. Oh. will il never gentle?'
The track Of the U. & n. R. R. i.
now laid FIVE miles beyond Red Rock.
The Horn Silver is keeping up it,
shipments, averaging over SIS, COO s
day.
The thermometer at Silver Rec
ranges daily 100 higher than it does
nere.
Young couples are making the
most OF these beautiful moonlight
nights.
A lame gentleman was thrown
from his horse last evening. but. was
unipjured.
The shipments OF ore to this city
from the Salmon River country have
commenced.
The bathing trains continue to
take out large crowds nightly, who
enjoy the waters.
The Mayor has been authorized to
lease the market lot, buildings, etc.,
for period OF ten years.
Travel over the Utah and Northern
is increasing. The trains both north
and south are we'll loaded.
There are very few gra:shoppers
around nowadays, and no report OF
there being any near here.
A telegraph Office has been opened
at Milford by the railroad company,
the work bsing completed on Tues
day.
Tne thermometer scored So as the
highest Oh Tuesday, % higher than
Monday, and IL lower, yesterdays
lowest being 66'.
The freight trains from the south OF
late have been so heavily laden thai
it has been nee, ssary to leave a num-
Der of cars at Lshi.
The report of the quarantine COM
mit;ee OF the City Council was taken
up last night and, after some discus
sion, laid on the table.
On Sunday, it is stated that Ida
Belle, DEM monde of this city, had
a lot or valuable jewelry stolen from
her residence while she was at the
lake.
All members OF the Priests Quorum
Of Salt Lake City, are requested to
meet at the Council House, tonight
"Wednesday, at z o'clock. Andrew
Burt, president.
Do no: forget the Seventies meet.
ing tonight. Arrangements are to
to be made for a place for them in
1.-The grand procession on Saturday.
So says the committee.
The Philharmonic Society ad
iourned, last evening, until the fret
Tuesday in September, when the
practice of THE Creation" will be re-
sumed, with the expectation of its
being presented three or four weeks
later.
The contract for furnishing 800, COO
pounds OF beef for the Indian agency
at Ross Fork, awarded on Friday to
Cnas. Pepper, Esq., of Salt Lake
City, was gwen the lowest bidder,
his bid being 1866 per hundred,
gross.
At the suggestion Of the Mayor, on
Tuesday evening, the City Council
decided to move the estrsy pound
from Its present quarters in the Four
teenth Ward to Washington Square,
g portion OF which is to be set apart
and used for that purpose.
The Fort Cameron Base Ball Club
and picked nine will play match
game at Milford on the oath. The
picked nine are-Barker, Dick Nor
ris, Mclean, Burt, West, Sharp,
Savage, M. Morris and A. Morris.
Bets OF $500 aside are up on the
result.
We have recently received dear
little toot.ey wootsey of a poem,
which relates how when chipping
crickets CEASE to cry, and pale stars
blossom 10 the sky, and twilight's
gloom has dimmed the bloom and
blurred the bulterhy"-an alleged
lovely female called Kate comes out
and unla.ches the gale for the writer
OF the slusb /; but its publication can
never be. Poetic license is all right,
bat blurred butterfly means one
thst hss been stepped on, and the
idea OF twilight stepping on q but
terfly Is shade too high.
Vol, Bob asked Sallis to be his'n,
She tod him Nay" with many sob,
And ever since that try ing season
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