The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-11
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sleighing.
Lead is still asked for at s65.
The legislators are crowding in.
Byciclism is the all absorbing topic.
Wilhelm at the Theatri on Mondj
night.
The thaw has suspended operations
for the present.
The U,ah Southern was somewhat
late last evening.
The st1rm yesterday was the Sc
verest of ,hs winter.
Four car loads of Nevada ore were
received in town yesterday.
Silver is quosed in New York at
LIB; in salt Lake at l 104.
At 5 40 am. on Saturday morning.
the wind blew at the rate Of thirty
two miles per hour.
BY last evenings mail, Dryer re-
ceived PetersOA's Ladies National
Magazine for February.
David o. Calder, the mu,ic dealer,
has 1000 copies of new sheet music
at half price. See his adv.
The party arrested on Friday night
for putting a Mansard roof on a
soldier was fined $25 yesterday.
There we're but few people on the
streets, yesterday, the bad weather
doubtless keeping many at home.
Surveying on ths Utah and Eastern
railroad is in progress. under the
direction of Major Wilkes AID son.
The Legislature convenes on Mon
day, and will continue for forty days,
the time being limited to that period. |
Walker BroF. do some big talking |
this morning about reductions. See |
for yourself. They publish the fig
ures. =,
There has besn heavy fall OF |
snow along the line of the Central
Pacific, which will need the snow
ploW.
1t now Looks 30 though the sky
would be bright and clear, and suit
able TO those who desire TO make Oh,
serVations.
lions Musical Society will meet at
the Theatre on Tuesday evening, at
z O'Clock, instead Of Monday, as be-
fore understood.
The bullion shipments from Silver
Reef through Wells. Fargo & Co.'s
Express, for the month of December,
aggregated S74 1854.
Mr.. Geo. A. Meears has a genuine
cat fish on exhibition q: Walker Bros
& Co.'S store. 1t was caught some.
where in these regions.
The physician attending Mr.. Hesa.
the gentleman wilfully Cverun on
Wednesday, says ne has sustained no
injuries, save few bruises.
Up to 9o'clook last night the Park
City stage coach had not arrived here,
from which it is inferred that the read
in PArley's Canon is badly blocked by
snow.
1t is probable that the storm on
morning has done consider
able damage in the cations, by block
aiding and perhaps causing snow
slides:
Mccormick & Co., on Saturday, re-
ceiged one car load OF bullion from the
Morgan Smelter and four Car loads OF
Nevada ore, the value of which wac
a. Sc, 300.
The Dispatch says a heavy land
slide is reported to have taken place
on the Central Pacific road, between
Emigrant Gap and Cisco, but owing
to the partisl interruption of tele.
graphic communication We are un.
able to obtain the full particulars.
Mr. Luke A. Port. one of the edi.
torial corps of the Warrensburg, Mo-,
Standard, and a correspondent OF the
London Standard, was In town yester-
day and called. Mr.. Port is going to
Arizona aud Mexico to write up those
for the journals he repre-
sents.
The hay thief has come to the
front. The other evening q couple of
them entered the yard of resident OF
the Twerty-6rst Ward and carried
away a good share of his lucerne.
They could be tracked for a distance,
but not far enough to discover their
persons
Now would be good time to do
something for the Museum. The
will sit, and this impor-
tant institution with little means
and little judgment, might be put
upon a basis that would make it an
honor to the territory, repository of
the most valuable information, and a
source of constant revenue.
It was high-school graduate
Who biscuits tried to make,
Already having tried her hand
At batch of pig-lead cake.
She stirred away quite faithfully
Until did ache her bones,
But the product of the long days toll
Was sold for pavipg-stones