The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-05

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Horseback riding continues popu
lar with young ladies and gentlemen
these lovely evenings.
While other things have not beer
very lively, real estate transfers havl
bean pretty free lately.
To morrow morning the Eighteenth
Ward school will open, with Miss
Lottie Claridge as principal.
Charles Seal and Harvey P. War.
rem, natives Of England, were ad-
niLted to citizenship on Saturday.
The Atreets were not as lively
yesterday, es they usually are on
Saturday, though pretty we'll filled.
The September term of the Third
District Court commences on the 23d
inst. The petit jury will report on
the 30th OF the month.
President Hayes refusal to accept
the hospitality of the city, means
more monsy for the canal. A couple
thousand dollars saved.
Butte City must be a very attrac-
tive place; a number Of vel. known
and prominent 8als Lakers contem-
plate making their homes there.
Dick, the OhiDaman, arrested on
Friday night for keeping q gambling
house, was discharged; but An Fook
was assessed $50 on the same charge.
4he fremen in their approaching
excursion to the north, offer tickets TO
Ogden and return a. $3.50, those to
Logan being the same as advertised.
There have not been very many per
s1nG invited to attend the grand lunch
10 be given at Fort Douglas on Mon
day, in honor Of the presidential
party.
The "Wi1ow Bedott" company.
which played here some time ago is
to secure the Theatre for
performance on the 18Th and 18th of
October.
Things continue remarkably dull
about the court room, but expecta-
tions for lively times are INDUCED in
when the September term COM
menoes.
An advertisement calling for sealed
proposals TO furnish supplies for the
Fort Hall Indian Agency is published
this morning, which those interested
will peruse.
The members OF Pioneer Engine
Company No. l, are hereby notified
that their regular monthly meeting
is on Monday evening at $50 O'Clock.
J. KelsoD, Secretary.
Fl. GollsbIough & Son are prepared
TO carry passengers in comfortable
spring wagons from Salt Greek or
Nephi to MarysVale, by wsy Of San
pets and Sewer stage line.
1t was thought our hot season had
been knocked out of existence, but il
This sort of thing keepa up few days
longer it will be ss no. as ever. We
are sure of cool nights in future, how
ever.
Unless South Temple street, which
IL now being graded so high, sinks
or the crossings are raised,
they will simply be recipients for
water during winter and will be in a
very bad fix.
The funeral services over the re-
mains of the wife OF Bishop S. A.
will take place in the ThiI-
teenth Ward Assembly Rooms at IL
O'Clock this morning. Friends are
invited 20 attend.
Park City has only twelve saloons
in full blast and all doing a good bust
ness. There are nine business houses
where liquors are kept for sale, max
ing total of Iwenty-one places where
mans thirst can be sppeased.
On Wednesday evening next, there
will be rehearsal Of the ''Octoroon"
to be given by the Home Dramatic
Clab next month, on the occasion OF
the benefit rendered to Mr.. David
Mckenzie, in which he will take part.
The funeral services over the re-
mains Of the infant child Of s W
Sears, Esq, were held at the resi-
dencs Of his father, in the Eleventh
Ward, at the appointed hour, adj
dresses being made by Elder G. w.
PenroSe. and Bish0ns T. TAYLOR and
A. McRae.
An old Scotch lady, who had no
relish for modern church music, was
expressing her dislike for the singing
of an anthem in her own church. one
day, when a neighbor said: Why
that is a very cid anthem. David
sang that anthem to Saul. To this
the lady replied: "Weel, Weel, moo
for the first time understan' why
Saul threw bis javelin at David, when
the lad sang for him."
Park Record: Colonel Ferry is well
pleased with his success in the Pa K
City Waterworks. But four leaks
occurred in the two and half miles
of piping when the water was let in.
About forty residences and business
houses have had service pipes laid,
and We presume many more will have
water conveyed to their houses before
snow flies. Mex. in order is hose
cart and fire company.
All, how we'll do 1 remember,
With my spirits ref of glee,
One bright ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
It'll, 1858. CD e--- ~
Leaving tales of happy bloodshed,
Which 10 ten-cent novels shine,
l INDUCED, behind the w0edshed, -
In my fathers pipe divine.
Reyeling in this employment, ~
| Paradise seemed very nesr,
Till, somehow, the cheap enjoyment
Made me feel tribe queer.
Suddenly through my equator
Shot strange darts OF pain, alas
| Just about two minutes later
i was stretched upon the grass,