The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-30

These cool evenings are simp
immense.
William Penn died on the SOth
July, 17ls.
There are 1, 400 stamps in opera
ton in the Black Hills.
Quite little village is springing u
about the Horn Silver Mime.
Milford seems to be the liyelies
town in Utah at the prest time.
Dewitt Talmsge lectures q. th
Theatre next Wednesday evening.
The Thermometer dropped to AZ
on the 29!h, the highest being 74o.
The bullion shipments reported OF
Thursday, amounted to only s., 992.31
The High Council will meet at thr
Council House at z 80 this evening
The Brooks Smelter at Stockton
has shut down. temporarily it is pre-.
sumed.
The immigrants arrived yesterday
about noon, and we're icon all about
the streets.
The mercury was not very far from
the freezing line yesterday morning
Just before sunrise.
Several parties are being organized
Tor campaign in the vicinity of the
Big Cot onwood lakes.
Sheriff John W. Turner is sick in
bed. worn out by the excitement and
e1ertions consequent upon bis sons
murder and the arrest of Welcome.
Tho Tintio Mining and Milling
Company made its second bullion
shipment on Thursday. The mill is
located at HomanVille, Tintic District.
Frisco can furnish employment to
several more good carpenters, build
ing and improvements being greatly
retarded for want Of competent work
men.
Four OF the six prisoners in the
Beaver County Jail are indicted on
charges of murder. Their cases will
all be disposed OF at the present term
Of court.
There will be general meeting of
the Olympic Club at the Hall next
Thursday evening, August 9th.
Members are particularly requested
10 attend as business of great i'm
portance will be transacted. @. T.
Stevenson, Sec'y.
On and after Monday next the
train on the Utah Western
will leave this city at 4 45 instead OF
05. and, returning. leave Lake Point
1t z Is and Black Rock at z 25 The
lime of departure OF the Sunday train
8 not changed.
not so many young ladies and gen.
lemen ride on horseback during the
evenings since the Twenty-iourth.
Gould not some incentive be gotten
Up to encourage the delightful past
ims?-a good chance for a personal
exhibition before the public might
answer.
Officer Calder picked up a boy at
be depot on Thursday morning who
tole ride from Ogden on the emf
yrant train. He said be hailed from
New York; he had every look OF a
'agrant; was about Is years old, and
Judge Piper gave him thirty days on
he streets.
Among the myriads of strange
eatures in w. w. Coles stand
Ird shows, is a pair of enormous sea
species OF amphibious
which have been supposed
,xIinct. They are just what they are
representative most wonderful ma
inc monsters living.-Ss. Louis Globe
Democrat.
On Thursday afternoon 8 fire broke
,ut in the barn of Mrs. III NJ. Bar
att, in the Twelfth Ward, and IN a
hort time was in flames I fire.
men arrived in time to prevent any
erious tlaze, and extinguished the
lanes after the roof and some hay 10 |
he loft had been burned. The loss,
t is thought, will not exceed 500.
The entertainment given in the
social Hall on Thursday night Tor the
benefit of Miss Matte Paul Hughes,
vac 10 every way worthy of the
LIBERAL patronage it received. The
concert was excellent. the various
parts being warmly spplauded; and
be comedy, Two Can Play at that
iame," is q beautiful little piece,
ull of fun, and was well performed,
the little room afforded
y the stage.
lis nidnight-on the garden wall,
See that dark object what is that?"
But when they heard fendish yawl,
They knew at once it was the cat.
When disappears the yellow cream
From off the milk within the vat,
You hear an angry woman scream:
at was the cat It Was the cati"
When Romeo, on his bare head,
Gave Juliet "taffy" and all that,
lie thought he heard the old mans tread,
But Juliet said it was the cat.