The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-31
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b1lldozsd.
/ The season Of parties and lecture
comes on apace.
}. The Sunday School jubilee take
place this morning.
General Q. c. Rich continues Il
It improve slowly but surely.
Autumn leaves gathering is not al
popular this year as iast.
Christian jacobson was admitted tc
citizenship on Saturday.
Those who have failed to pay iheil
taxes are now delinquent.
No eastern mail last night. The
U. P. train was too much late.
Hon. George Q. Canon is the
! Peoples candidate for 81 elton.
"Guy Faux" on the 9th OF Novem-
ber-gunpowder lot day in EnEl land
! The bullion shipments on Saturday
aggregated 10 value the sum OF So, :
l04 So.
The Police Court has not been
doing ruch rushing business of late
as formerly.
The University commences the sec
ond quarter OF the fret semester on
Monday, at 9 O'Clock.
The prettiest place of the kind in
this city. by long odds, it the Salt
Lake Assembly Hall.
The highest point to which the
the mercury asceuded on Saturday
was 49,, she lowest 320.
Remember the election on Tues
day, the ID, and cast the bsllot which
will do you the most good.
The Liberals hold their concluding
rally tomorrow night, and will stir
up the Peoples voters to their duty.
Attention Pioneer Engine Company
No. l. Monthly meeting tomorrow
evening at 7.S0. ]. Kelson, Sec'y.
Everyone is braoing up for the re.
suit of the presidential election on
Tuesday. They wait with bsted
breath.
October will finish its courae for one
year this evening. 1t has been a
pretty decent month, take it all |
through.
The cold was very severe on Satur-
day night. considering the season and
the general pleasant weather for a
time past.
More than funny. Residents of
Utah sending to nursery in Kansas
for Utah" cherry trees. and paying
a fancy price. too.
Large numbers of children are ex-
pected in from the settlements to day
to attend the jubilee in the Taber-
nacle this morning.
The Milton Mobiles PHOENIX"
troupe is we'll billed about the city.
Their engagement commences on
Wednesday evening.
The case of Geo. Grant, for break
ing open a trunk and taking out $40,
at Sandy, has again been postponed,
this time until next Wednesday.
Mr.. Hsllenheck, here with Messrs.
Moody and Sankey. will hold a tenn
DeraDce meeting in the Mckenzie
Club Rooms at 7 80 O'Clock this even
ing.
"All is not gold tha. glitters," aud
all fruit that is shown in jars does not
grow on every kind of trees. even
though the agent OF nursery swoars
to it.
The streets we're thronged on Satur-
day, particularly about z O'Clock in
the evening, but it was too cold for
people to remain out for any length
Of time.
The Liberal wah hoses have been
wasting wind, time and ducats in q
few alleged strongholds. After Tuss- {
lay they may get some idea OF how
little strength they have.
To horticalturists-If trees in q s
nursery are dug up betsre the wood is 7
ripe and carried over l 200 miles be-
fore being transplanted, are the trees
10 be blamed for not growing?
Quite an excitement was created in
the lower part Of the city yesterday
afternoon by the stumbling OF mule.
the result OF careless driving. No
harm, only couple of scared women
and few yelling children.
The Paramount nursery, Kansas,
isn't draining the pockets of Uton-
ians. Oh. no But, then, We have
the Utah" cherry, the Lady"
grape. the "Sharplesa" strawberry,
and ever 60 many other fancy things.
There is no question about the re-
suit OF the election on Tuesday, but
every voter of the Peoples ticket
should 60 TO the polls and deposit his
ballot for Hon. Geo. Q. Cannon, just
as though the whole responsibility of
the election rested upon him.
The Utah Eastern is in a position
to produce $50 toms OF coaI per day,
when its road is really for shipping.
Of this amount the road is under con-
tract to supply .he mines with con-
siderable amount. Salt Lake con-
sumes, during winter, 500 tons a day.
That ia q boss idea which Salt =,
Lake have OF sending away for trees
and vines which Utah can beat at
half the list prices. AMI which orig
inally we're taken from UtsD, sent
east, and then returned, and are
Jumped at by an excited and enthus:-
astic public.
s. r. Miner: We are pleased to give
our readers the gratifying Intelligence
that the old aud-by. Leeds, is
showing very promising signs of again
coming to the front Recent develop
ments show large body OF fAir-gradA
ore, and while the strike is not suffi-
GENTLY determined TO base estimates
upon, We would not be surprised to
hear OF their mill soon again produc-
ing bullion.
A certain brilliant statesman and
orator and Rome bowler is giving
evidence OF the great Interest he has
for the welfare OF Utah by prevent
ing, as president of the board OF in
.ana oorn paIsosopara onr cotton -,