The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-15
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The weather is warming up again.
There was NJ eastern mail last
night
Ifthere were little less dust, or &
little more rain
Building still continues in different
parts OF the city.
Fishing and Tl-asure seeking par
ties ere in iull blast.
The streets are remarkable only for
being quiet these Gays.
As water is less plentiful there are
fewer overlooking bitches.
The sprinkler continues to be q
nuisance in some quarters.
The "Wldow Bedott Company"
played in Ogden last night.
The chetkey tramp is abroad in
great plentiiulness once more.
Seventeen years ago to-day the bat
tie OF Jackson, hiss. was fought.
You hear nothing but Twenty
fourth celebration from all quarters.
The Cawnpore massacre, India,
took place on the 18th OF this month,
1857.
Tue bullion shipments, on Wednes-
day, aggregated in value the sum of
s22. 6O2 90.
Dryer expects, by noon to-day,
HarPer's Magazine for May and the
Popular Monthly.
The clerks room of the Third Dis
trict Court is just abont as sadly de-
serted 80 poor friend.
"Rosedale" will be produced on
the evening of the fwenty-fourth By
the Home Dramatic Club.
The Tenth Ward Choir and q party
Of friends went out to Black Rock,
on Wednesday, for a days enjoy
ment.
Over zoo, 900 pounds of freight was
loaded for the Yankss Fork and
Wood River Districts at Blackfoot
last week.
Milford, on the Utah Southern Ex-
tension, has been established FIVE
years, and during that time has bad
two deaths.
County conventions for the August |
elections are being held everywhere. |
When will we have ours? The fall
elections take place next month.
The Utah Eastern people keep |
steadily at work, grading, cts. The
Union Pacific graders. it is said, have
been ordered to desist for the present.
Harvesting will commence at Bea-
yer the .latier end OF this month.
There is some suffering from drouth.
but small grains are looking pretty |
well.
The arrests Tor stealing water have
the first individual being
found guilty and fined S.. This is q
pretty good hint for others to take
notice OF.
A great many beautiful displays
are to be made on the TWenty.fourth
in the procession, the educational
and dramatic departments having
excellent ideas to work out.
At the Beaver Woolen Mills, on
morning, Heber Dean, an
caught his nand in the
receiving painful injuries,
the blood vessels in the back OF his
hand being ruptured.-FIisoo Times.
At Ogden. on Wednesday, the Utah
Central accommodation train collided
with G. P. engine, the cow-catcner
Of the former struck the latter and
tore of the rear truck. No great
damage Was done, the trains going
slow.
The wind on Saturday broke down
a number OF trees in different parts Of
the city, which lay across the side
walks and obstruct it. In many
quarters also tho lower branches Of
Iocutt shade trees need trimming to
save injury and annoyance to
pedestrians.
Mr. o. P. johnson, who was in
Town on Wedne day, was in the
Wood River country a few days ago.
He says some rich strikes have been
made there recently. One man, who
moved their from Boise, and WAS
obliged to borrow money to get there,
has just sold a mine for S75. GOO
Blackioot Register.
Daring the month of June 663. 653
pounds Of freight were received at
B!ackfoot station. The month OF
May WAS about the same, while July,
August and September are expected
to reach 1 ZOO, OO0 pounds. il not far
exceed that amount. The indica-
tons are that IS much freight will go
to Wood River during the next three
months as will 60 to the Yankee
Fork country.
Oft in the Silly night,
Ere slumber's chain hath bound me,
l lay and swear with all my might
Al tho rats pOmmuninp round me