The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-01
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Horseback riding is reeairi1g it
II popularity.
n The arrivals in town lately havI
a been toierably heavy.
a D. not forget the election to-mor.
; row, Monday. August ID.
r The thermometer s,ared up 10 90
7 on Saturday; the minimum being so.
! Tne mortusry report shows only
three deaths from diphtheria during
July.
On the Slst of July, Loyola. the
founder Of the Jesni. system, died,
1866.
Two or three dIugks landed in jail
last night, and one case OF assault and
battery.
Meeting of D. 7. U. No. 115, to-
day. at 1 80, usual place. Ex. com.
at 1890.
The Third District Court convsnes
to morrow, after somewhat lengthy
adjournment.
The heat is creeping upon US again,
and all thoughts OF the cool nights
are being forgotten.
Reports from ChalIis are that that
locality and Bonanza are just about
as dull as they well can be.
|
Buggy rides 10 Camp Douglas is the
popular way OF spending the Sabbath
evening, to those who can do 50.
A party of pleasure seekers left for
Big Cottonwood Lake by the Utah
Southern train Saturday morning.
Some fine specimens OF Utah
marble can be seen at the Teapot
Store, which are we'll worth examiu-
ing.
Active work on the Stewart Mine
No. l, at Bingham, has not yet been
resumed. Prospecting, however,
continues.
This is the anniversary of Nelson's
famous battle of the Nile, fought in
1898, in which the French feet was
destroyed.
A party of young fellows left for an
out last night, on horseback. Dave
Calder and VIII Calder we're members
of the mob.
On Saturday, Wells, Fargo & Co.
received two Car loads of Horn Silver
bullion, S.. coo, and SIX bars of On
tario bullion, 81, 1854.
The members of Pioneer Engine
Company, No. 1, are requested to
attend their regular meeting at 7.30
O'Clock on Monday evening.
The thief who got away with box
OF clothes on Friday night, while the
owner stepped into house on Second
South Street, has not been captured
yet.
A number OF territorial and county
off GERS are to be elected tomorrow,
and every member of the Peoples
Party is expected to 60 to the polls and
deposit his vote.
The Prophetic Messenger says OF
August 1st: Court the fair" Now
boys, the heavenly bodies are favor
able for once, and the opportunity
should be seized.
The bullion shipments made
through and reported by Wells,
Fargo & Co., from Silver Reef, during
the month OF July, ending Saturday,
amounted to s94.678. Boys, hoW's
that?
just think of it, you can only go to
church once in seven days; six dsys
you are excluded from the privilege.
Why, boys, you ought to jump at the
chance. and this being Sunday you
should try the novelty.
Mr.. Jacobs, mentioned in ccnnec-
ton with the Cahoon as. Cshoon
divorce case, which has been on trial
in Ogden for some days past, Ia not
Mr.. Zsb. Jacobs, conductor on the
Utah Central passenger, So many
have supposed.
"The coming circus casts its bills
before" and judging from the excel
lent display made by Coles agents, he
has got a little the ''slickest" show
that ever came this way. Wait for
/ it, boys. Those sky-reaching giants
are taller than cd Geliah himself,
and no mistake.
The heather taken before Commits
siouer Pearson at the instance of an
other heather on Friday. on a charge
of embezzling, had his hearing con-
cluded on Saturday, and was bound
over in the sum of $500 to await the
action OF the grand jury. A pretty
clear case wss made against him.
The county and city delegation.
appointed to investigate the matter OF
backing up the water in Utah Lake
by placing dams in the Jordan,
and to ascertain what. II any, damage
vii be inflicted upon persons living
along the shores of the lske, will
start on their errsnd about the middle
of next week.
| According to the Junction Miss
Ellen Wheeler appeared before Com
missioner Feishsw at Ogden on
saturday. and preferred charge OF
rape sgsins! L. W. Smith. of Ogden,
the crime alleged to have been CON-
mitted in Ogden Csflon on July the
l23d. Owing to the nervousness OF
the prosecutriI the hearing was post-
poned until next Wednesday.
Mr.. G. W. Carter. the entorprisiDg
t Photographic, took some excellent
! views OF the procession on the
Twenty -fourth-last Saturday. They
) are five in number, and some OF
; them are really fine, giving an excel
: lent idea OF the character OF the
grand display made. Four of the
sections were taken near the
Townsend House, and one shows the
old log cabin-one OF the finest por
tons OF the displsy-standiDg in
front of the Temple Block, with the
throngs of people about.