The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-17

against its will. He always axss j
first.
Six car loads of bullion wer,
shipped. yesterday, through McCor
nick & Co.
Mining prospects are looming NJ
somewhat now, in view of the open
ing of spring.
| Ogden is to have local burlesqur
on Pinafore." A burlesque on {
burlesque is something new.
The streets are not fully dry, We
dust flew around, yesterday, in abund
ant and dissgreeable quantities.
The Park City Record says tht
Water Works Company of that 10
cality has levied its first assessment
The young ladies are making bis
preparations for the iancy-jress bal
at Jennings Hall, on Friday even
ing.
It is expected the juvenile perform
ance of the opera Of the "Grand
Duchess" will be given on Saturday,
April 8.
The barber sends his children TO
the carpenters shop for shavings. and
the shoemaker sends his to school .or
whacks.
A saddle horse ran away, yester-
day, with its rider, and piled him in
ditch. Nothing but a scratch and
wetting.
Temperance and labor are the two
best physicians of man; labor sharp
ems the appetite, and temperance pre-.
vents him from INDUCING to excess.
Small ice gorges have formed in
City Creek causing CveIhows, but
none of any importance. The pecu-
lisriiy OF the weather accounts for it.
The colony of persona mentioned in
the HERALD, some time ago, as on
their journey to the San Juan coun-
try, have succeeded in crossing the
Colorado River.
Leader: People who should know
state positively that at least one mine
in the mountains east of town already |
shows an immense body of ore which |
can be shipped with profit.
The large hardware firm of Geo. |
NJ. Scott & Co. are having a big boiler
made by Haynes & Son. Scott &
Co. are doing an immense business
now. as they have always done.
The suit OF Selah Chamberlain rs
Charles FL. Raymond ct a., involving
some mining property. occupied the
attention of Judge Hunter yesterday.
% the exclusion OF all other business.
A letter from Fountain Green states
hat the snow there has driitsd as
nigh as the fences in places, while
cod for cattle ia almost tx
lsusted, and many are periehing.
The Geld is extreme.
Tie annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Summit and Red Bird
Consolidated Mining Comany. for the
slection Of officers, will be held
March Goth, 1880, at 2. pm, over
Wells, Fargo & Coz. bank.
The petition of number of per-
ons, asking that Washington Square
De laid of according to a plan sub
nilted, and used as a bicycle park,
vas reported upon adversely, last
night, by the committee on public
grounds of the City Council.
An original genius who had broken
lis left arm twice, his right leg once,
md his dexter clayicle when he was
. baby, was surprised when the en-
)loyment agent Of q railroad COM
,sny declined to accept his profer of
ervice as an experienced brakeman.
The fowery corn dootor exhibited
limselfon Second South street yester-
lay afternoon, removing warts, oorns,
,unyons. ETC., and gathering in the
'ducats" of toe enthusiastic multi
ude. AS it was impossible" for him
o remain in town any longer, he
caves to-day for the far west.
A spanking span of horses, yester.
lay morning on First South Gtreet,
ook a notion to run away. They
we're attached to'a wagon loaded with
lumber, and in their jolly run spilled
t all along the street. They passed
,ut Of vision, and our bicycelists not
icing at hand, we are unable to
ecord the result.
A lady recently had a premonition
hat as soon IS she printed her first
'olume of poems she would die.
The premonition was fulfilled. We
would earnestly call the attention of
! large number of poetical young
aides and gentlemen to the fact that
hings generally happen without any {
1remonitiou at all.
Salt Lake haa got the puzzle craze
bad. Mr.. Dryer received q big ship.
ment yesterday which went like hot
cakes, and has telegrsphed for more.
He has received word that several
firms in the manufacture of this Gin
fernal invention" are unable to
supply him, owing to the excessive
demand in the east.
Some gorgeous idiot. by way Of a
Joke, run of with the buggy of young
gentleman while he was visiting a
house last evening, and after running
the horse until it was covered with
lather, drove il up to Jennings corner. |
put the blanket over it and lef. it. A !
large sized boot, placed foroibly where
it would do the most good, might |
have a beneficial effect on such a
person.
Little blocks shall all remind Us
What bloek-heads are yours and mine
When we depart and leave behind us
Still unsolved the final line.
The problem that perhaps another
Donkey will, with might and main
Sweat and toll and swear and bother,
Try 10 bring out right again.
Let US then be up and doing,
Wrestle now no more with fate,
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