The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-03
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: The city is fea1miug its TonteG
quiet.
The Philharmonic viii shortly give
q concert.
Inc thermometer recorded as high
IS 40 yesterday.
all reigns quiet about the Police
Court once more.
The bullion shipments are dimin.
ishlng very preceptibly.
Walker Bros. have a couple Of
nnely displayed windows.
Tomorrow the September term NJ
the Third District Court closes.
The Hamill readings on SATURDAY.
afternoon and Saturday evening.
Trenches are ,tlIl being dug along
second South street. for water mains.
Prof. Hamill aud daughter expeo,
to go to Provo on the 14th and 18th
insts.
The last two days have spoiled
whatever sk4ting ther) may have
been.
The present cold weather c'e RS the
street OF persons at an early or
these EVENING"
Matte Eg4n discovered a cousin,
last night, who paid her fms and got
her out OF jail.
The wind at 2.15 pm. yesterday
was gliding along at the rate OF 81
miles per hour.
The smelterS, fortunately, have not
yet been obliged to shut down on &C
count OF the scarcity OF coal.
There are 2.Sss, 2S2 acres of open
land in Oregon, and 761 900 acres OF
timber land open to preemption.
"2th piks" on vase in q boarding
house, reminds Us that the landlord
has adopted the reform in spelling.
Merchants are somewhat anxious
at present regarding the prospect oil
delayed holiday goods over the Union
Pacific.
The Union Pacific was about an
hour late last night; the Utah Central
waited and the mail was brought and
distributed.
Mr.. VanPra2g, who struck Mr..
Taylor, OIL Wednesday, appeared in
court on Thursday, plead guilty and
Was fined S25.
The emily bullion shipments reported
on Thursday were through Wells,
Fargo & Co.-four bars OF Ontario
bullion, S4,7O5.66
There ia a compensation for every
attiictlon-Winter brings the sausage
evil, but sausage renders q decrease
in superfuous CANNES and felines.
The rumor of a fire in the lower
part OF the city, on Thursday alter
noon, proved to be caused by the
burning OF a large pile of rubbish.
A dispatch to President Taylor, on
Thursday, announced the death oil
Bishop Thomas Csllister, of Fillmore,
which event took place at 9. 20 o'clock
on Wednesday night.
1t is a mournful spectacle to behold
3 young man wasting his energies on
the tuneful ACCORDION, in front OF a
butcher shop, in the belief that his
lnaGorata lives there.
Three days of almost steady wind
from the south and southeast. 1t
should turn to day. if it continues it's
general custom, come from the north.
west, and give US heavy snow, pre-
cedec by little rain.
From all that can be learned. Dr..
OCallaghan has skipped out. He
has shaken the dust of Blackfoot
from his feet and walked out. He
mas not been seen since Thursday
night. and is supposed to have gone
north, may perhaps not be many
miles from Blackioot at the present !
time, and may possibly be in Mon
na.-Blackt0Ot Register.
Mr.. H. Blackper, road supervisor
Of Beaver City, called on US yester-
day. He says the road through the
pass is going to be built at once, and
says they will take the contract 10
build the road from here 10 the top of
the ridge for $3.50, or the citizens
here can DO their own work. Come
up and build the road. PAe people
are hard at work on the other side of
the mountain. Colonel Douglas will
appropriate $500 worth OF work in
the canon.-Milfsrd Sentinel.
Wives of great men oft remind US
We may make our wives sublime.
Forty dollars for q bonnet