The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-06-06
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until TUESDAY.
A so itary drunk was locke up o.
Saturday night.
Remember the election for trustee
on Monday evening.
A couple of unimportant runaway
took place on Saturday.
The Fourth Of July celebration
losing some enthusiasm.
The absence OF drunks on tae street
is becoming very marked.
The tbrongs yesterday were not 81
large as general on Saturday.
Prospecting parties are encountered
often in the vicinity of Frisco.
The most personal column in 6
newspaper is the editors spinal COL
umn.
The boss blashersk;te, Kearney,
passed through Ogden. eastward on
Friday.
Wheat, oats and harley very back
ward everywhere in the southern
country.
Boys, we have it to-day. The
Prophetic Messenger ssys: Sunday.
Court the fair"
It is said that Tasker's murder oil
the German, for which he is now in
jail, was iustifable.
The special committee from the
asylum commissioners will 60 to
Pennington to morrow.
On the 9th day of June, 1899, the
famous and eternsllg quoted orator
Patrick Henry, breathed his last.
James Vincent and Joseph Per
kins. natives of England, were ad-
mitted to citizenship on Saturday.
Settle promptly with us and we
will settle promptly with someone
else'' is a good motto for a bill
head.
The only bullion shipment Oh Sa-
turday was from the Ontario, which
consisted Of four bars. valued at
81, 1856.
Ice, in the SEWER Valley, nearly
of an inch thick on June
LIST. Fruit, potatoes. squash, etc.,
badly frozen.
Barratt Bros. are transforming the
'front.' part of Salt Lake House into
he best lighted and most useful show.
looms in the city.
Fortunately there is one day in the
week on which a person can 90 to
church, and this happens to be the
lay. Make note OF it.
John G. Garrison has been arrested
md locked up on a charge of stealing
harness and a couple of ropes. He
will be tried on Monday.
The Builders Association OF st.
George gave ball at st. George last
vening, to which We acknowledge
he receipt Of an invitation.
Napoleon Johnson has proved him
elf worthy bis illustrious front name
y getting gloriously full and being
lned So for the ambitious sport.
The selling of stock in the Utah
Eastern Railroad continues without
batement and the work OF grading
} pushed ahead with equal vigor.
Don't ego to church to-day, and
Ook devout and seem to pray, and
re to morrow's sun goes down be
ealing SANDER through the town."
The census enumeraters are hard
t work all over the territory. A
lumber of those in this city expected
o have completed their labors last
yening.
The members OF Pioneer Engine
No. /, are requested to
!tend their regular monthly meeting
c-morrow evening, at 7.30. ]. KEEL
on, Secretary.
Betty Fielding requested the police.
nen 10 lock her up last night, as she
aid she was afraid she would get into
rouble if che ran around. She was
accommodated.
One beekeeper in Davis County has
Ost sixtY-shree bee hives out
1 sixty -four, the Ioss to him being at
east $3.50, and no. $3.50, az published
n Saturday morning.
Maynard, the young man Stat bed
With pair Of sbesriDg knives a. Fort
HERMAN, week ago last Friday, Is
citing better, Notwithstanding the
declaration that he could not possibly
i've.
The commissioners appointed to-
xamine into certificates issued to
lrors and witnesses in criminal cases
ontinues at work, and seems to be
.oing a considerable saving for the
Recent reports from Cnallis state
hat the road to Bonanzs was esill
unopened and the former town is
dead. 1t was enlivened
With shooting scrape June 1st, but
10 one vas seriously injured.
GlasSboppers are out by the
Millions 90 the bottoms southeast of
nab Station. Also az Fgyette,
Warm Creek, in Sanpete County.
The citizens there held a mass
Meeting few days ago snd formed a
protective uuion."
The touching line Our frat 10
lesven" vas gratuitously added TO