The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-04-30
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J REINFORCEMENT of tha streets go,
steadily on.
Well, how about the asylum? Sha
We have it?
There was quite a crowd at th
races yesterday.
Five countie. in California contain
quicksilver mines.
TIE Decker horse stealing cas-
comes up to-day.
The Twc-headed Nightingale give
another exhibition to day.
The bullion shipments on Thursda
aggregated in value S19. 5l6 70.
A glass bali shooting practice wat
INDUCED in on Arsenal Hill On Thurs
day.
The silver quotations on Thursda,
were: New York. l 1355; Salt Lake
1.1Ogg.
No more oysters until Orp1st. The
months with an having run out fol
the present.
Twelve years ago to-day Leayen
worth, Ind, was destroyed by u fear
full hurricane.
Every person, together with his
"Pinaiore " relatives, is the possessor
of horse and chariot.
George @. Bates has been elected
attorney fet the LesdviIle and Ter
Mile Railway. Colorado.
Mr.. Emil Haas, Of Paris, registered
at the Walker House last evening.
He-is on his annual tour.
The number Of persons unoom-
prOmisingly opposed to the canal has
diminished wonderfully of late.
Clean out your water bitches OF
Matchmaker Wilcken will be com.
PEELED to made it warm for you.
At Silver Reef. last week, SO q
hundred was offered for -four. but
none could be bought even at that
price.
Seven Car loads OF bullion we're
shipped on Thursday, and one of lead ,
the Germania smelter sending out
seven OF the eight loads.
The number of visitors at this
season of the year has been IN.
equalled for long time past. All
the hotels are doing well.
Mr.. Joseph G. Romney will deliver
his lecture On the Battle of Life" at
the Eleventh ward assembly rooms
to night at 7.30 pm. All are invited.
On Wednesday. Judge Emerson ad-
lourned the present term OF his court
at Provo, and the following term will
not open until the th ird Monday in
September.
W. s. Mccormick, Esq., started
for Silver Reef with Mr.. johnson,
who is here from New York in TIE
interest Of the company owning the
Stormont Mine.
The Silver Reef Miner, in its last
issue, gives an illustration OF the geo.
logical formation OF Silver Reef, with
the faulted vein which has been caus-
ing so much difficulty in that neigh
borhood of late.
The bullion shipments from Silver
Reef, through Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
express, for the week ending the 9th
nst., aggregated S24, 5O5.97. For the
corresponding week, one year ago,
The shipments amounted to $24,-
369 10.
All members of Salt Lake Temple
Of Honor No. l. in good standing,
sre notified to attend our regular
this (Friday) evening, at
80 sharp, for important business by
order OF the Wet. Chas. w.
5ymons, W.R.
Miners are making the best OF this
beautiful weather IN preparing for
double work this season. This is no
lime to delay, and fanny work is to be
lone it must be commenced 81 once.
We will see what our many new
organized last winter, will
10.
By last evenings mail, Dryer re-
3eived No. % of the Standard Series.
the "Idyls OF the King"
BY Tennyson; No. $50 OF the Seaeide
Library, containing tee "Life snd
Epistles of the Apostle Paul" first
half; and the May number of Frank
LsSlie's Lady's Magazine.
The patty of missionaries, thirty
tx in number, who left this city on
he 18Th Of the present month.
reached Liverpool on Thursday morn
ng, having been on the ocean z days
aDd % hours. which is very quick
line, the fastest on record being 2
lays. 8 hours and s minutes.
VIVA: has become of the enterpris-
ng citizens OF the different parts of
his territory who we're going to send
ia history Of the manner in which
their towns were named. Il will not
be many years before these names
and their history will be of value,
and public spirited citizens should
exert themselves 10 have them placed
On record.
The cattle on thousand hills,
Contribute to the millInan's wealth,
So does the water from the rills
IhHtis slinDed into the cans by ttealLh