The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-09
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High Council this evening at 7.s0
O'Clock.
A solitary drunk Landed in limbo
on Thursday.
The Walker House hall Is being
rscAlcimine1, etc.
On the 9th of July, 1850, President
Zachary Taylor died.
And still the organization of new
mining companies progresses.
The Tabernacle is to be redecora.ed
and draped for the Twenty-fourth.
The bullion shipments on Thurs
day aggregated in -Alue, 800, 1888.
Ore shipments are becoming live
lier as the snow melts and roads
open.
So many 60 out on the bathing
trsins now, that two large street cars
from Main street are made to con-
meet.
A concert and dramatic perform
auce will be given in the Social Hall
next Thursday evening. An excel.
lent programme hss been arranged.
Mr.. Ben. ". Morgan has given
about fifty numbers of Scri6Her's
Monthly to Gen. Butler, for the delec-
tation Of the inmates Of the Peniten-
tiary.
An individual for being drunk and
inviting another individual to make
an involuntary examination of the
interior Of pistol was fined SIS on
Thursday.
One will travel q long distance
before be beholds a happier sight
than that witnessed at Black Rock on
Thursday. Gray hairs and bright
smiles foreverl
The members of the COMMITTEES on
nationalities for the celebration of the
Twenty fourth OF July are requested
to meet tonight a, u G. NJ. 1. office
at 6 O'Clock. a. W. Carlson.
There are no less than 1000 idle
men in Eureka, says the Leader, and
many OF them half Starved, and still
people wonder Why il is dull with
such an army of unemployed.
The many committees On the cele-
bration for the Twenty fourth are put.
ting forth their best efforts. Tue like
of the display that will be given on
that day has never been seen here.
It was nearly s O'Clock when the
Old Folks excursion arrived here on
Thursday night, but the excursion
lists looked so happy they could have
endured it an hOnr or more longer.
The tabernacle choir will meet a.
7.15 O'Clock this evening, ct the usuai
place. A prompt and full atteu-
dance is desired, &c matters Of i'm
portsnce to the members are ID come
up.
DR.. McKenzie's return here has
caused many more persons to JON |
the temperance society. There Is a
splendid opening for local temper
ance orator, or foreign one, to re-
claim many bright young men.
While at work in shoecrsft Ravine
the other day. says the Tuscarora
nes-Rerielc, q Chinese miner picGed |
up an $50 gold nugget. This is the
second nugget Of about that value
found in the same vicinity this sc ason.
Miners and metalurgists who desire
to participate in the pioneer celebra
tion on the 24th OF July Will please
meet at the Deseret Museum at 8
o'clock. Friday, July 9th. By order
Of the committee, F. ]. Pascoe, chair
man.
Mr.. Elisson, the well-known watch
maker and ieWeler, who has been &C.
cupyiDg quarters IN what ia now the
Auerbach building, has removed to
No. 142 Main street, 8 few doors south,
where his old friends and customers
will find him.
Ali carpenters and joiners desiring
to take part in the forthcoming csle
brstion on the Oath oil this month will
please meet tonight at 7.S0 O'Clock
at the Public Works carpenter shop,
Temple Block. to make arrangements
for the procession On tha. day.
It is thought there will be few
theatrical companies through this
way this year. as business is 30 good
in the east and the inducements for
visiting the coast and San Francisco
are very few. This will give Salt
Lake the 60 bye pretty thoroughly.
A depth OF si1!y-two feet has been
attained in the Cerro GoTdo shaft,
and water is row beginning 20 seep
in. The shaft is being sunk through
five feet of vein matter. Colonel
Oompson the superintendent of the
CerTo GordO properties, will send q
car load of bis choice ores to Chicago
in a few dsys.-SoutherH Utah Times.
In July within the garden
Doth fit the butterfly
In July the jocund youngsters
For circus tickets sigh.
In July the happy roJin
Doth jump across the lawn:
In July the gay mo quito
His elm. ter hath drawn.
In July the stive feline
Hears the wild noct. rnsl "Scat ~
In July the merry maiden