The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-06-30

ACNHAAs
The population OF the territory. or
a close guess, Is estimated Mt abou
lac, 900 souls.
Tie bullion shipments from toe
Ontario for the week ending June
18th were S4S 681 fl.
:. Garfield and Hancock are both a
couple of inches higher than six feet,
snd are heavy weights.
The Ontario Company consumes
fifty tons of csal every twenty-four
hours Park City Record.
The rock foundation of the new
addition to the Wasatch building is
nearly finished to the level.
Frederick l.. Hansen, a native of
denmark, and William Jack, a native
OF Scotland, were admitted to citizen
ship On Tuesday.
Denis Kearney went west last even
ing. He says when his party gets
in power all the territories will have
presidential votes.
DR.. Mckenzie is expected here TO-
day, and a number of the temper
ance club named in his honor are ex-
pected to meet him.
II things go on very long in the
manner they have begun, the town
will not be able to hold the procession
on tho TRantv-fCurth
After the present, there are still
two more cases 10 be heard by the
Supreme Court. 1t will adjourn
before the end OF the week in all
probability.
The party who went south with
Mr.. Jay Cooke are John NJ Butler,
SIlas W. Petit. E. G. Eltonhead, w.
F. Snyder, al Of Philadelphia, and
George E. Marshall, of Chicago.
A good start for runaway was
had In Second South street, on Tues
day afternoon; four horses striking
of With wagon, but were brought
up without any damage being done.
First We had the hurdy-gurdy, then
the blind singer and his fiddle, and
now the inevitable hand organ, dec
GRATED with the stare and stripes, and
a MANNED boy in blue turning The
crank.
And now Dir. MARROW L Cum
mings and Miss Christins Decker
have joined hands and become one.
The event trsnspirsd on Tuesday,
and hosts OF friends extended con-
gratuiatIons.
Dir. Dryer has No. 127 Of the
Franklin Square Library. containing
Mrs. ELEPHANTS story, The Queen;"
the July So Nicholas, Frank Leslie's
Newspaper for July Sd. and HGrper's
Bazaar for July 10Th.
The mau who purchased folrI
bottles OF beer ct Harris, on the Stale
Road, the other evening, and LETT a
snide twenty dollar bill, is known,
and had better go back wtl tue
change aud avoid trouble.
The members OF Zion's Camp,
Mormon Battalion and Pioneer, re
gliding out of the city and who can
take part in the coming celebration,
are requested to communicate with
]. E Taylor, P. o. box. 295. Salt
Lake City.
It may bea splendid JOKE, but those
ladies could not app eciat9 it who
were compelled, yesterday evening.
to walk in the road on account OF the
heavy spTsy that was covering the
sidewalk from that fountain at the
corner OF Fifth East and FRS. South
streets.
Unitei States Collector Hollister
and Major Raum, brother to Com
missioner Raum of the internal rev.
enue department, visited Frisco on
Saturday, toak a look through the
Horn Silver and Carbonate Mines,
and went on their way rejoicing
Southern Utah Times.
Mr.. R. r. Hawkins, the HERALD's
gell-known correspondent "Custos
Morum." passed Ogden last even
ing - route fer California. He has
Iatel Ereturned from Panama, and
now goes west SIS assistant sGperin
Iendent OF the Lewiston Hydraulic
Gold Mining Company. Trinity
County, Cal.
At Nephi, on Tuesday I4eraiae,
son OF b. Midgely was kickei to
death by horse. He was leading
the animal to water. when it became
frightened and ran away. and be got
entanged in the rope. being dragged
quite 8 distance and so badly bruised
and msngled that he died in about
fifteen minutes. The scalp wss
stripped from the skull. He was
about IL years of sge.
4 man whose eyes were lachrymo:e,
And on whose body shabby clothes
Hung loosely; and whose bullet head
Bore unkempt locks that once were rcd,
Come slowly to the kitchen door,
Ard said, II am very pore
An helpless ritter; couldn't you
Give me a little work to do?"
rs; there's pile of wood, and there'-
But where was that poor man, OH where?
A shutting st lively rate
| Around the house and out the gate.