The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-05-11
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City Council tonight again.

Oity COUNCIL tonight agalnS
The High Council will meet this
: evening a.7 O'Clock.
= Betsy Fielding wss fined $40 ioE
being drunk on Monday.
Jacob Ornslein obtained his release
II bankruptcy on Monday.
Everybody ard his 'Piusfo fora" re
Ia ions INDUCES in horse run.
An appeal to the Supreme Court in
the HOopeI-Townsend case vas per-
fected yerterday.
The members of the Olympic have
received their suits and run every
fair night lOr exercise.
The shooting match between Pat
tersOn and Tyler-SlOO = side
comes of at Ogden ,--morrow.
OTson Il. GosihiDgtun. Frederick
lCowley and Sayah HatY we're ad
mitted to citizenship on Monday.
A gentleman just up from st.
George, reports that nearly the entire
fruit crop. together with many trees.
is killed.
Nj. George, A. Mesars has returned
from bis rather lengthy business
and pleasure trip east. He looks as
we'll az ever
a fine double Blake pump was
shipped out to tbs ParIey's Park
mipe-on Monday, from Scott & Co's
5srdware store. b. ~ ~
Mr.. EIbridge Tans has received
from Nantucket leland, piece OF
the famous Plymouth rock. where the
Pilgrim Fathers landed.
Eleven years ago yesterday, Nay
10th, the lsst rails we're placed on the
Union Pacific aud Central Pacific
railroad, st the PromontOry.
Ga Monday the Pacific Express
Com sny received two bare OF bul
lion from the B6rbee & Walker Mil, |
Silver Reef, valued at IS, 9O5.15.
The young members of the drama.
tic club are working steadily at the
comedy of "Ours" with a view TO lis
production about Decoration Day.
-Four of the five persons arrested for
gambling plead guilty on Monday,
and we're fined $50 each; the other
party plead not guilty, and will have
his hearing to-day.
On Monday w. H. Bird applied for
admission to The bar of the Third |
District Court. and the Judge ap.
pointed J. g. Sutherland, a. Hagsu
ana ?. L. Williams an examining |
committee TO report.
By last evenings mail, Mr.. Dwyer
received LesIie'S Lady'S Bqzar for
June, Frank Leslie illustrated Net0s-
pqpsr tor May Is, and No. 737 of the
Seaside Library. containing Char
lo.le Temple" novel.
When the trains commence run.
ming to Milford this week, railroad |
communication will have been es-
tablished a distance OF 225 miles south
OF Salt Lake. and but sixteen miles
from Frisco. 'Rah for I'd g railroads.
a number OF the young lady and
gentlemen friends of Miss Lulu Eiler.
bsck spent iew enjoyable hours at
her home last evening, the occasion
being q celebration OF her birthday.
She was the recipient Of many hand
.some presents.
Last year Idaho produced nearly
100000 in bullion more than Arr
iona, about two-:hirds as much as
Montana, and about half as much as
Utah. This estimate is made with.
out reference to the ore shipped out
of the territory for reduction.
Il gay, old lady" said man on
country road near this city yesterday,
did you see a bicycle pass here just
now ?" mo, l didn't see no kind
of sickle, mister; bat just now | seed |
a wagon wheel running away with q
man. You kin believe II or not. |
wouldn't If [ hadn't seed it myself"
This evening, at Emporium Hall, |
Mr.. George n. Catcher will deliver
an eloquent lecture On "Intemper-
ance, commencing at s O'Clock. |
Mr.. butcher has been in the lecture |
field fifteen years, and nas spoken |
/. eco times during that period to
large audiences. All are cordially
invited. Admission free.
Pro-. Piummer has received a very
cordial letter from prominent citizens |
of Ogden who were present at his
recitstions on the Sd inst, requesting
him to give another entertainment
and rendering him complimentary
benefit. We think if the professor
would appear again IN Salt Lake our
citizens woold give him s. rousing
hOnge-a! any rate those who heard
him bsi0re would be sure to 60 again.
1T 8 O'Clock On Thursday evening
next another hare and hound race
will take place by the members Of
the Olympic Club. This time Messrs.
Charley King and Will. Gorlinski
have been chosen the haTes, with
Al. Wheeler leader Of the pack, and !
| II is expected that about twenty. five
hounds will participate. The race
will last about Thirty minutes. Mr.. |
Walt. Conrad vii! reward the frat
hound in with silver medal.
The Sherman youth met with q !
mishap On Sunday. He and a friend
we're sitting in a barber shop, both
the friends feet and one OF Sher-
mau's above their heads, resting
against the stove. In moment OF
extreme forseLfulness the Sherman
youth managed to lit the other foot
and placed it with the frat. Il was
too much-the stove could not resist
the pressure, ard fell, the contents Of
the kettle OF hot water on the top OF
the stove distributing Itself over the
iuuiucky pair.
Obi the spring, the beautiful spring,
| OfRll the four seasons the cussedest thing!
Over the house-tcps it whistles snd rolls,
Over the peOpia and telegr9Dh-poles,
i-~Raining,
Blowing,
Thrashing around,
Filling the eyes full Of puIverized ground,
Beautiful spring. with its opening buds,
House-clesniDg troubles, tern carpets and
sudsl
Obi give US one crack at the people who