The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-06
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More storm in prospective.


Y The streets were rather quiet ye
: terday.
r The streets were very quiet Ia
] Rignt.
Coasting is the principal oocup:
,, ton of boys.
Mr.. John w. Kerr went east yes
terday morning.
A car load of Utah and Northern
locomotive wheels have been main
tracked.
And still the Ogden shots do net re
spond to the challenge of tbs Sal
Lake sports.
The Sunday School Union of tht
stake held a meeting last evening in
Assembly Hall.
Work doomed all day vest 4rday OF
the new mammoth Central Pacific
water tRnk.-RustLer.
Mr.. Albert h. Chester, OF Hamilton
College, Clinton, Oneida County, n.
Y, was IN town yesterday.
A lady, joking about her nose, said:
Il had nothing to do in shaping it.
1t was birthday present."
Patti opened at the Grand Opera
House, San Francisco. last night,
and was accorded a most enthusiastic
reception.
The girls" are to have a grand
calico bail on the 18Th. All the police
have been invited. Don't you 90,
Charley, don't go.
u. @. NJ. I. announce that, in order
TO make room for spring goods, they
will commence their clearance sale az
ence. See the advertisement.
A man named Blackburn was
robbed eff $25 about 8 mile from
last week. The robbery
was perpetrsted in broad daylight.
Wilhelmj leaves for this city this
morning. This king of violinists,
With Mex Vogrich and Marie Sal.
'otte, will appear on Friday evening.
A Spanish woman who resides at
Jharley's restaurant on Main street,
vas Ihot through the hand by a sol
ier on Friday night lass.-Ratch-
nan.
The sidewalk in front of certain
newspaper Office in this town ia in a
ad condition, and was the subject OF |
1any uncomplimentary remarks yes
arday.
The citizens OF Oxford, Oneida |
)ounty, Idaho. are exerting them.
elves 70 obtain railroad connection |
etWeen their town and the Utah and |
Northern Railroads.
Gllmer & Salisbury have removed
heir shops from Corn Creek TO
iinersvilie. They have also raised
be fare from Frisco to Beaver to
7.5O, and freight &c. per pound.
The young man, ]. II. Hougny,
rrested on a charge Of forgery, was
cguitied yesterday, but rearrested on
charge OF Improperly using a har-
esq belonging to another party.
The Union Pacific Express Com
any, yesterday, received four bars of
lllion from the Ontario. So, SS1.64;
rec from the Christy, Silver Reef,
!, S58 81. and one from another
urce, $2,012 Sc. Total, SO, 252 IS. ]
Two loads OF marble slabs from the
larries of the Utah Mar BILE Com
my, Snake Greek, have been re-
lived in this city. The stone is of
.cellsnt quality. The marble COM
my should have a fJrtuna in store
r it.
The lecture advertised to be given
1 Monday evening, January 9Th, by
. w. Stayner, in Eleventh Ward
ssembly Rooms, was postponed until
ridsy evening, January 9th, at the
me place. at 7.30, in consequence
the Sunday School meeting last
'ening.
Last night a young woman COM
aimed vociierously OF the slippery
ndition of the entrance to the post
ice, and averred that shs was black
ID blue where she had fallen. A
" ashes, q small shovel, and one of
ose nice young men would set
right in a few minutes.
The individual arrested on Satur-
W, on suspicion OF having deprived
drunken country fellow of his
oney, was discharged yesterday.
ere not being sufficient evidence.
le police state that, had the
iGcipal witness told them the
me story that he testified to,
ey would not have made the arrest.
Born on a Monday,
Fair in face;
Born on a Tuesday,
Full of Gods grace;
Born on a Wednesday,
Merry and glad;
Born on Thursday,
Sour and sad;
Born on q Friday,
Cody given,
Born on Saturday,
Work for your living;
Born on q Sunday,
Never shall want
So there's the week
And the end ont.