The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-05
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Races are on he taps this week.

Races are on he taps this week.
The City Council meets tonight.
The Hasenwinkle troupe wen; wss
on Sunday morning.
The mercury recorded 740 on Mon
day; 490 was the lowest.
The bullion shipments on Monday
amounted 70 $50. 04l.4S.
The trial OF CT minal cases in the
District Court COL tinues
| The conference rates on the rail
roads ent into effee, Gu Monday.
Some of the schools are taking a
vacation ibis week on account of con-
terence.
Some women were evidently "born
to blush unseen"-at least they are
never seen to blush
The Logan Leader bas increased it's
slzs. The paper is doing well, judy
ing from appearances.
Jsaeh HaybalI, Mary @. Young
and George Bradshaw were admitted
to citizenship on Monday.
Judge Jacob s. Boreman applied
and was admitted to practice at the
bar of this district. on Monday.
Mr.. Dwyer has Puck for September
29, 1880, Chic for September 20, and
Harper's Weekly for October 9th.
The exhibition OF waxworks,
south of this Office, being free. is at
tracing large numbers of persons.
Three criminal cases have been
tried this term, and in each verdicts
of rot guilty" have been rendered.
There we're q great many teams
about the streets, on Monday, aud
the sidewalks we're well lined With
persons.
The Police Ceart is not doing a
very lively business at present. One
female drunk was attended to on
Monday.
The boxoffice will be open this
morning, for the ,ale of reserved |
seats to the "Octoroon," on Wednes-
day night.
When it is written D. D., it stands
for doctor OF divinity; but when 1t is
written id. it signifies something
altogether different.
The Azslea Club leap year ball is
to occur in the Twelfth Ward School
House on Friday evening. 1t is to
be pleasant affair.
A case of alleged perjury which
took place in the land Office some time
ago, came up for trial on Monday,
and alter two hours trial, verdict
Of mot guilty" was rendered.
A soldier, who was landed in Jail
1n Saturday night, for being foul.
nouthed and for fighting city officers,
8 still in Jail. He will be turned
,ver to the military authorities.
The Utah Western Railway will
'un Its regular trains from the 9th
Monday to the 10Th of the present
month. to accommodate conference
Visitors. the round trip costing but !
jingle fare.
Howard ". Cole, held on a charge
If petty larceny, Was tried on Mon
lay morning, and after the case had
'een given to the jury, that body, in
| few minutes, returned a verdict OF s
not guilty"
A party of English tourists went to 8
Alts, on Monday, to see the famous 7
emma. They may have bought
took in the darling few years ago,
nd want to find the hole where the
money went.
Pleasant Valley coal is now for sale
y Mr.. Gould, five car loads having
'een received. Hereafter the public e
5 to be given the choice OF GOALS
Weber, Pleasant Valley, Rock
springs ard Red Csiion.
There will be a special meeting OF !
he Wasatch Company, No. 2, at the
ngine house, Twelfth Ward, on
tuesday evening, October 9Th, 1880,
It 80 sharp. Officers and mem
'ers please take notice. By order OF q
he foreman. VIM. R. Adkins, secre- +;
airy.
The street Car track is to be ex- |
ended shortly block or two south 7
rom the end on Main street, when it !
7ill then run west, thus accommc- '
stiDg the citizens in the wards in the s
part of the city. The a
tep has been determined upon for c
ometime. s
Some fun for the bystanders was |
'ccssioned on Monday afternoon, by
frscas between a colored woman
nd some Cinnamon, on Commercial
treet. The Cinnamon claim to have }
ented the premises nov occupied by {
he colored woman. and in her alb
enoe moved in. She returned, threw
heir traps into the .treet and "6red"
he Cinnamon cut with.s Ratchet. She
avs her lease extends through the :
resent month.
Here is SKETCH" said the poet, Il
Unto the editor gray, I
That tossed me off in an idle hour I
To pass the time away"
Here is club" was the answer,
In bland and smiling way,
With which frequently toss me of
Six poets in day."