The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-06-17

"A Party by the Name OF John
son" on Monday night.
The lazy Ioafer was numerous OF
the streets on Wednesday.
Tourists are becoming fewer ard
FATHER between in this locality.
The bids for city bonds will be
closed and opened on Saturday.
The famous battle of Bunker Hill
took place los years ago to-day.
Home made strawberries ATE sci.
ling from zoe. to 35c. per quart.
The mercury got as high as 81
yesterday. Close on to the nineties.
The bullion shipment on Wednes-
day aggregated in value S17. 3S9.61.
There is dispatch at the Western
Union telegraph Office for Frank
Wheeler.
Strawberries ara selling at 81 a
quart at Silver Rect, and small!
quarts at thst.
A big crowd went to Calder's Farm
on Wednesday evening, and INDUCED
in jOllifoatiOn.
Tombstone, with a population Of
1000, supports one daily and two
weekly newspapers.
A herd of sheep was driven up the
State Road last evening. Look out
for fall in mutton.
Fanny Fullereide is home again
she has found her way into the
Ogden city jail on the old charge.
The Morgan smelter started up Oh
Wednesday. and shipments will be
recorded in the increased precious
metal output.
The finance committee of the
Fourth of July celebration report
close on s. 800 actual ducats collected
up to Wednesday night.
Lumber for pan frames ia being
hauled to the Christy Mill. The ad-
dition OF two psns and settler will in
crease the mills capacity consider
ably.
Judge Emerson, while he has not
announced his decision, has informed
the attorneys that he will grant the
motion for new trial in the Keyser
case.
Miss Winters, one Of the lady teach
ers in the intermediate department
of the Deseret University, returns to
her home at Pleasant Grove, this
morning.
A census enumerator got q terrible
whipping in PiItsburg because be
pressed stalwart Irish woman for
an answer to the question: "Are you
white or blGck?''
The census Of the city has not been
so far completed that its population
is fully known, but will be shortly. s
close estimate puts tho population
between 10000 and q, 900.
Harry Lorraine, tae song and
dance man, vino was here g few
wears ego, Ia running a troupe in
Eureka, ard will shortly make a
tour through Idaho, Oregon and
California.
Hon. John Sharp and the pay car
OF the Utah Southern reformed on
Tuesday evening, after having dis
tributsd between $50, 900 aGd $40, OO0I
in filthy lucre and made the en-
plo!6s happy.
Toe trustees OF this county elected
under the new law are coming up
and filing their bonds in a lively
manner, aud beginning on their
duties Others should FOLLOW 10 the
good example.
Some burelaries have been going
on at Ogden lately, and it is thought
probable that the parties now under
arrest here on similar charges may
be the ones who have been doing the
Junction City.
The COW nuisance is abating. and
there is no apparent hardship worked
Oh 6UyOD6s 4 no ULACSI5 uGFC uUllt
more to warn persons than anything
else, and they are nov becoming oil
the opinion that the one who does not
mind his own animals is a pubic
sponger.
The long-expected change in the
ownership of the Barbee & Walker
property took place or Saturday last.
when the New York company, by
their representative, w. B. Wells,
Esq., took possession of the same
Every thing at the mill and mine is
kept running along as usual, Mr..
Wells having assumed the general
superinteIdency for the time being,
with John Y. Gamble IS foreman OF
the mine. Miner
TborO yOung girl OF Oii-suutVrT,
Who of Thomas music had q smstter,
And he bawled so by night and bawled
SO by day,
That the neighbors subscribed and sent
her away
To Europe to finish her smatter.