The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-17
UHiPs.
EverYthinp is Quiet aesin.

VIVA! has become of the Ogde
mining boom7
The Utah Eastern aad coal asit
hon continues.
Thanksgiving Day comes one wee
from Thursday.
A little over fvs weeks and Xms
will be upon us
Seventies meeting t1-uignt ct III
Council Kous, at.
In two cass toe Ontario shippei
SIS, 310.i9 ia bulliOp4
When trains are teleAcuped tn
poor passenger :, Is s'ars.
Toe High c.. neil meet In. tn
Counoii House al l and 6 p u.
The next theatrical attraction vii
be MacaliIster. the wizard and gif
enterprise mar.
Gait RS dissplving views as th,
Twelfth Ward Assembly Rooms to-
morrow evening".
The mercury wens down 10 g Atov,
zero last night, about 10 O'Clock, 26'
below the treezi0g po,at-
Fresh olsters Tor Sail," has been
displayed on = sign in front OF place
OF business 10 Bisckioot.
The hunters are 10 clover at pres.
e1t, game being messursbly plentiful
and the weather delightful.
The rich colors OF American au.
tumnsl leaves are described by an
English visitor IS a little bit tAHdry."
The sudden change from moderate
weather to the nipping BoresD blasts
on Tuesday, caused q rafting among
dry bones on the street.
The opening of the November term
of the First District court ut Ogden on
Monday, was the signal for g rush OF
persons to be admitted to citizenship.
The bullion shipments from Silver
Reef, through Wells, Fargo & Co.,
from the Sd ofNovember to the 10th,
inclusive, aggregated the sum Of
BIZ. 977.0S.
Spiers Bros. have a good workshop
IN their new quarters, and ihey are
good mechanics, too. Their new shop
g in Commercial street, south end.
They'll be glad to see you.
A party of the young friends OF
Miss Keetie Haywood surprised her
asst evening. it being the occasion OF
her birthday. A pleasant evening
vas spent and enjoyed by all.
The Union Pacific was behind time
again last night, as usual; the Utah
central waited and brought the mail
lown within forty minutes behind
ne regular time, and i. was distrib-
tied.
Frisco Times: A genuine wake
vas held last night over the body of
he man who so suddenly died night
iefore last. The intermeDt was made
bis afternoon il the Champion Gem.
terry.
The Quintuplexal Minstrel Troupe
id not give q second performance
lsL night, the attendance not being
efficient; hence, az a matter OF
c9nomy they concluded not to per-
0rm.
A Chinaman was arrested on Tues
az night-for gambling He did |
OF give name, but it is safe to put |
down Sing Hop. He gave $50 for |
is appearance before Judge Piper
o-dsy.
The petition presented to the City |
iouncil last night, regarding the
jtah Eastern Railroad. was the
argest which has ever been sent into |
nat body, signed exclusively by tax
ayers.
The only bullion shipments, on
thursday, we're through Wells, Fargo |
, Co mine cars OF Horn Silver ore,
4 1926; sixteen bars OF Ontario
ullion. SIS. 80 70; total value, $22,
80. 25.
Men who are trying to become
amous by initiating DR.. Tanner don't
ct on very well. The only way to-
ain notoriety by making q fool OF
ourself is to invent some new way Of
DING GO.
The cold wind, last night, cleared
he streets OF every person not com
,elled to be out. 1t would have been
. good night for Liberal rally. All
be bummers in town would have
attended to have kept warm.
The regular meeting OF the Salt
lake Educational Association, which
vas postponed last Friday, on account
If the reading by Prot Hsmill, will
axe place next Friday evening a! the
Council House at 7.30 o'clock.
By last evenings mail, Mr.. DSyer
Zadkiel's Almanac for 1881;
he Family Herald for November;
HQrper's BGzar for November q; and
Harper'S Reekly and Frank LesLie's
Newspaper for Nov. 20.
The case OF the Brigham City Mer.
camille Institution against o. ].
Hollister. for the recovery of $4,000
alleged to have been illegally COL
lected by the revenue officer as q
scrip tax, ia on the docket for trial st
Ogden during the present term OF
court.
Prof. Hsmill, the elocutionist, held
his first class meeting last evening;
at which about sixty attended. Oh
this number about fifty will join,
while many private classes have been
and are being organized. II all those
who join work as hard as the pro-
lessor does when he instructs, Sail
Lake will have about 200 passable
readers, some of whom should exec
in time.
Akou Bill Barnum-(may his tribe de
cresseD
Awoko one night from a deep dream o
peace,
And saw within the moonlight in hi
room,
Making it rich and like a lily in bloom
An angel writing in book of gold.
Exceeding cheek had made Bill Barnur
bold,
And to the presence in the room he said
"What Writsst thou?" The vision raise
its head,
And, with look made Of all sweet 81
cord,