The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-24
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es The weather still continues to s
2, delightful.
ie The average safe door is somethin
le to have pried in.
70 The bullion shipments on Thursds,
y totaled s27. 1854.
y The auditors quarterly report i
ID published this morning.
At No bullion shipments we're reported
= from the south last evening.
v W. Gibberd, on Thursday. wa.
2 fined So Tor assault and battery.
d The High Council will meet in the
Council House att 80 this evening.
Nine car loads OF bullion were
shipped from this city on Thursday.
t Lee. a Chinauan, arrested for as
II sault, was discharged on Thursday.
, The mercury went up to 760 on
! Thursday, the lowest recorded point
: was co..
F. Bro. Foreman has held his last
: term OF court in the Second District.
E So be says.
The talk Of the town on Thursday
was the action of the Liberal terri
torial convention on Wednesday
night.
John Pearson was 6ned $40, on
. Thursday. for drunkenness, assaulting
Chinsman and disturbing the
peace.
The Business Sample Rooms, With
the motto "Ne Vile Fano," or
posite the Postoffice, will be opened
about the let prox.
The company of immigrants now
en- route for this city left Omaha on
Monday night, and are expected here
tomorrow ssening. N
The September term of the Third
District Court began active business
on Wednesday, and all the cases set |
for the day were disposed Of.
The beautiful Central Schoolhouse
at Ogden will be dedicated on Sum-
day. President Taylor and q party
from this city participating.
A rehearsal of the Romance of a
Poor Young Man." to be given on
the 9TH of October, will take place at
the Theatre to. night, at O'Clock.
Minnie Crawford was arrested for
disturbing the peace and profanity
and fined $40, and on the charge oil
abusing the officers she was fined an
other $40.
Mr.. Phil. Margetts proposes that
the performances a. the Theatre on
his nights, the Sth and 9th OF Octo-
Der, shall be first class. Rehearsals
nave already began.
The sidewalk between Main street
and the State Road, which has re-
Gently been graded, is now covered
with asphaltum its entire length,
and ia one OF the finest and most at
tractive in the city.
This mornings dispatches show
that Gen. N. Kimball. postmaster at
OgGsn, Was elected one OF the vice.
presidents OF the organization of the
Army OF the Cumberland, at the
reunion at Toledo. o., on Thursday. ,
A q year-old boy, named Alex. 1
Jobe, was lost on Thursday. He had
on white apron and black straw
hat. Anyone having seen the child
would do favor By leaving word at
Mrs. Byde's Tesjdence, Thirteenth +;
Ward.
TIE bullion shipments from Silver
Reel. through Wells. Fargo & Co.,
from September 9th to the Is b. in .
elusive, aggregate the sum of 49,
sos As Total shipments for the
present month, up to Gate, $54.- !
1884.
The Beaver County convention OF
the Peoples Party has chosen Mr..
W ] Cox and Mrs. Sarah NJ. Dell
IS delegates to attend the territorial
The delegates are in
structed to vote for Hon. George @.
Cannon as the choice OF the Beaver
ties.
Mr.. Geo. A. Meears, the enter
prising liquor dealer, publishes this
an analysis OF the Warm
Spring water, in which be shows its
properties, and offers it t.
the public free at the west door of his
place of business, where it can be
had by anyone.
We acknowledge the recsipt, with
the compliments of G. Diehl, grand
librarian. oil the catalogue OF books
in the Masonic library. The cats-
logue is o work of 123 pages, and
shows the library to be in possession
of $3.50 works on nearly every con-
ceiyable subject.
Charley Morse, the miner who was
60 severely injured in the Stormont
Mine, last week, by toe falling Of q
huge slab of rock, ia getting along
very nicely, and is already able to
hobbls around on crutcbes. He will
be all right again in short time
Silver Reef Miner.
Somebody says the devil only
came into the world after woman was
placed here" Te which Susan B.
Anthony replies: III there had been
only men 10 the world, the devil
would never have come into the
crowd. He could have found better
company elsewhere.
Mr.. DSyer has received No. 40 Of
the franklin Square Library. con-
tanning memoirs OF Rev. Sydney
Smith," No. SS2 of the Seaside
Library, containing "Out of the
World:" and No. Al, class A, Of the
Standard Series, containing pulpit
Table Talk" by Edward B. Ramsay.
LID; also Bu:rieEs GeLineGtor for
October.
Republicans and democrats are
still betting on the result Of the
coming presidential election. On
Thursday a democrat mp from
Southern Utah, bet 500 that
Hancock would have q larger majority
in New York than Garfield would
have in Pennsylvania; and the bet
was promptly taken up, and another
500 put in the hands Of the stake