The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-24
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quiei on Saturday.
The Police Court is not doing 3 YER
rushing business Of late. 80,
The bullion shipments on s4lurda
aggregated in value s2l, 789 Oh.
The machinery for the sampler Q
Milford was shipped from this city OF
Monday.
A great many of. the old miner
baVe left Frisco lately for other Geld
OF labor. rse rr 14zS /
The highest point reached by tn,
thermometer on Saturday was 64'
lowest, S80. .s
A large plumber of men and teams
have gone from Nephi to the Denver
and Bic Grante i4iiroad.
Messrs. Tully and Grover, Of Nephi,
have taken contracts on The Denver
and Rio Grande railroad.
The Horn Silver Mine is nov being
worked by force of new men. eli
the old miners having left. ga
The proprietors of the Delta Saloon
we're arrested 81 midDigh; last night
FOR keeping a disoTderly house.
We will have a grand jury in this
district in December, but no petit
Jury until aftsr the next drawing. i,
The rehearsal for the Sunday school
jubilee. TO be held in the Tabernacle,
viii commence st 10 O'Clock this
morning.
Milford SentiSei: The machinery
for McCoF kindale's camping works
has all arrived. aud viii be in work.
ing order soon.
Moody and sankey held coupls OF
meetings on Saturday in the Metho-
dis. CDurch-ons a, pm. the other !
at 80. The latter one Was well
attended. 30
There are now understood TO be
fourteen or fifteen OF tbs petty thieves
and burglars 10 this city. Some OF
Them are wicked looking individuals
and would no! stop a, trif1es.
Mr.. Dwyer has The November num-
oers Of Popular Science Monthly and |,
Scribaer's, No. II of The Humboldt
Library, and No. IS OF The Standard
Series, containing Sala's paper,
America Revisited" II
II
Two trsmps landed in limbo last
right. They were at first believed
o be the persons who robbed MArs-
lens house on Wednesday night last, {
'ut it was satisfactorily shown that it
ould not be proven on them, il they
we're the guilty parties.
On Wednesday evening, the Tenth
Ward Dramatic Association will give
o entertainment in the Ward Assem- r
ly Rooms for the benefit of the v
uilding committee. The pieces to-
9 given are Rent Day and the j
arce of Caught by the Cuff"
T.ere are now twelve mining dis :
-icts in Grant County, New Mexico,
nd there will be double that number I
an early day. The prospecting
srties which have gone out since
'lctorio crossed the line, cannot fail \
, find something. Tue whole coun-
, is scanned With mineral belts.
Messrs. Haggin & Teyis, OF San {
rsncisco, are said to have paid
100, 900 each for mine in Sinalos, =
ear the Chihuahua line. This pur-
1ase is considered one OF the best =
roperties across the Mexican line,
nd worth, to-day, perhaps not less =
ian s., 600. 600. b
Rev. Lewis A. Rudisill is the newt
lstor of the Methodist Episcopal
nurch OF this city. and who sue
eds Rev. DR.. Fisher. The latter
Is been appointed superintendent
the American Bible Association for
e territories embrs cling Utah, Idaho,
ontans and New Mexico. Mr..
1disill accompanied Messrs. Moody
I'd Sankey here.
The wheat growers OF the San Joa-
lin Valley, CAL, who have probably Z
educed this year some OF the best I
heat grown in sny country, are
that they have small \
aspects OF making any money on
count of Low prices. But grape
overs who few years ago cold
apes down as low as So and $40
q, don't complain this year.
We have received the Supplement =
the Illustrated Catalogue of Mast,
eeDzTeig & Co.. which was pub
he'd in 1879. The work was done
San Francisco, and ia truly beauti-
!, and will certainly compare very
Vorably with eastern productions of
like nature. On pages 80 and 35 2
9 limitations OF gold and diamond d
lgE, which are very natural. The
tslogue is q very beautiful spscimsn
printing.
A pearl-drop of tear
Stood in her soft blue eye: as L
Her lover sat beside her
And brealhed mourniul sigh.
UWhv WepDpat dear7i1 he said