The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-20
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The schools are resuming labors.
Silence is the 6ttess reply TO folly.
HarvesiiDg is going on in earnest
The bathing trains continue to hold
up well.
The Germania has resumed bullion
shipments.
The population OF Milford is IL
creasing slowly.
The Tabernacle Choir meets in the
Council House tonight.
No business Was transacted at the
District Court on ThIrsday.
The High Council will meet at the
Council House a: 7.30 this evening.
The bullion shipments Cd Thurs
day aggregated in value, $51 5S4.73.
Mr.. FuIlidge is doing we'll in re-
ce ving subscriptions for his quarterly
journal.
Southern Utah also seems to be
dull, but everybody seems to be
hopeful.
Lawn sprinkiers will find some
thing OF interest in this mornings
HERALD.
The innocent never know lhsy are
watched, while the guilty are always
suspscting it.
A man is like q match-you can't
tell what be is made OF until he comes
to the scratch.
Every time a person tries a water
melon he encounters the emaciated
Dr.. Tanner joke.
Quite large party OF young ladies
and gentlemen were out riding on
horseback last night.
The streets presented much live
lier appearance on Thursday than
any former day this week.
No one need expect very lively tim,
at present; the farmers are too busily
engaged in gathering their crops.
Barbour Lewis. ESQ.,. was ad-
mitted to practice at the bar Of the
Third District Court on Thursday.
The 1ume on the east crossing OF
Second South street where it intersectsI
the State Road, needs some slight
repairs.
A party oil young ladies and gentle
men, the former in white riding hab-
its, presented a lovely sight on the
streets las. night.
Utah grspes will soon be on the
market; but they will be scarce, the
heavy frosts this spring having killed
many OF the vince.
A number OF neat little resldences
are being erected up City Greek
canon, along the old road that leads
up through Eagle Gate.
On Saturday night, at 80 O'Clock
another of the parties leave by
special over the Utah Western to at
tend the ball at Lake Point.
On Wednesday q runaway took
place near the Temple Block, when a
wagon containing WhitewRshing
materials suffered loss OF one wheel. |
The bed of the Twentieth Ward |
street car track, where it turns from
Main along South Temple Street, is
being filled in and repaired gener- |
ally.
The amount Of filth visible about
our city at present is appalling. III
there ia not great deal of sickness it
will not be owing to the cleanliness Of
tho city
The members of the Seventeenth |
Ward Sabbath School, intending to go
on the excursion to Black Rock te-
day, must be at the Utah Western |
depot before 8 O'Clock.
The liberal party is going TO raise
things now; it seems stra1ge. how
ever, that they should forget that the !
surest way to show their own weak
ness is to bring out the strength of
their opponsnts.
A good runaway was spoiled by q |
cool-headed old farmer on Thursday.
One OF his horses kicked over the
tongue. and the span began flying
down Main Street. but he held on
tightly and brought them to in few
moments.
Prof. Billy Madden, the well known
New York athlete, is in the city.
en- route for home from California. 1t
is probable the gentleman will remain
in Salt Lake a few weeks, and give
Lessons in boxing; that is. provided a
class OF sufficient number to Justify
him shall be formed. For the present
be has taken rooms at 1854 First
South Street.
The Indian summer hat for women
is said to be OF straw. 1t will be
knocked in on the front, jammed in
on the back, showed in on each side
and kicked iu on top. Then the rin
will be iammed up sll around to make
the whole effect harmonious. 1t will
be trimmed with strips of sheet tin.
turkey wings. old fruit cans and
debris generally. 1t ia an economical
kind of hat, as it ecu be made by
taking boys old straw hat, running
whseLbarrow over it a few times,
and hltching on whatever comes
handy.
Mary had little rope,
Fam botrc did cha iurny n II.