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

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a large number OF house-hunlera
traverse the streets. But few houses
to rent and figures are going up re-
msrkably.
Since this last cold spell COM
menced the water has fallen in the
Jordan nearly two feet, and in ether
rivera correspondingly.
Trains Will commence running to
Milford on the Utah Southern Ex-
tension on Saturday next, and con-
tinue doing so thereafter.
Hon. VIM. Jennings, nov on e
visit east, writes to q gentleman, that
his leg, which has caused him go
much pain, is improving.
Due, the florist, attracted a good
deal OF attention by exhibiting on
the street, on Saturday. = great
many magnificent Gala lilies.
Though no recent sales Of lead have
been made, its market value has
dropped to near $50 per ton; it COM
tmands 44c. per pound in:New York,
There does not appear to be q very
great degree of interest felt in base
ball this year. though a game or two
may develop considerable enthusi-
asm.
The Prophetic Messenger says this
is 8 good day to travel. Young man,
follow Mr.. Goodwin, who was to nave
supplied brains for the Hsadless, and
go west.
And nov a begging brigade is tc
be organized to rob the Mining Re
porter OF its caput in order that g
oIsnium may be procured for the
HeadissS.
The annual mesting o! the stock
holders OF the Utah Central Railroad
will be held at the Dessret National
Bank, at 10 am, June 1st. Direc-
tors are to elected.
Some of those who yielded to the
Headless begging brigade, and gel
down amounts, have commenced to
regret their act, and are taking THU
opportunity OF Withdrawing.
Tue Union Pacific was about twC
and half hours late last night. il
consequence of which. though the
Utah Central waited, there was no
mail from the east distributed.
The youth of the Net0s, who writes
the heayy hen articles for the
local columns Of that paper. finally
Matched a joke last evening, after
setting on it for several months.
The Criterion literary association
adjourned for the summer last even
ing. The members demonstrate th,
good results of their studies and exer
cises since their organization last isll
George T. Becker, geologist il
charge OF the United States geologics
surveys west OF the Rocky Mountains
is on tho Comstock. HIS business
to finish the work commenced b
! Clarence King.
Had BOT Mr.. Goodwin gone away
4 it was the intention OF the proprietor
and friends OF the HCaGieSs to hsv
taken up collection in some OF tn
churches to .dsy to enable them {
pu. head on 1t.
i The regular meeting Of the Phil
harmonic Society will be held at ST
Marks Schoolhouse on Tue.da,
evening, ct 7.30. Practice of tn
CREATION viii be continued. Fol
attendance desired.
Il. T. Brown, Esq, MAJ ager c
| Tile Miner, Butte, Montana, visitei
| Salt Lake yesterday. He is en- r0u'
! for the east on business for hi
sprighlly i-urnal, aud Continues hi
journey this morning.
Junction: The People, rs. Ammol
P. Pitkin; charge OF rspe; cOuF
appointed II. w. 0. Msrgsry fc
defendant, who plead guilty o
counsePs advice; sentence reserve
till Monday. May 10.
/ crowd Of miners in Mulloy
Paul's drag, with two span of hor7e;
, drove up Main street, singing, o
? Saturday afternoon. attracting con
siderable attention and making then
D selves very conspicuous.
: Mr. John Thompson, the chsractt
! delineaior and prosean actor, hi
: made arrangements to produce heI
/, bis speciality of ION Hand" which
I played by him alone. The evenir
chosen for the performance is Frids
pext. aerg q
Il A correspondent, ID. B., ," writir
!, from Salt Creek, concerning Il
7 young man Thomas Bseeze-who
: sudden death a few days ago "
connected with unpleasant rumors-
confirms what was stated In q
HERALD on Saturday, namely. ID
. Bretzs had been we'll treated by b
e late employer, who was entire
d bl2meless in connection with Il
d young mans sudden demise. RayiI
d published the letter from BfeeZS
:: employer, it would be mere repetitit
% Of facts to print I'D. BIS" commur
cation.
q The farmer turns the fuIr5w
- With g careless uneoncern;
: And
Il The fairness works the handle
Ofthe big, old-fashioaed churn.
Their son sorts out the listers
% For plsnlin' in the cellar;
While
Their daughter on tho back porch
Is talkin' to her fellar.