The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-07

n managed to escape.
= The next attraction at the Theatr,
= Is Prof. s. 3. Hamill, the elocuiion
Ist, and his daughter.
3 The Thirteenth Ward sc-o DOL. Mis-.
q Mantle principal. begins it's second
Q quarter on Monday.
i D. z. o., No. lis, meets to-day. al
l:SO O'Clock. Elk. Com. at 1890. ].
E. Bosch, Secretary.
: This is the last day on which
Moody and Sanksy can be heard.
They leave for the west tomorrow.
This is 3 month with = holiday in
t-Thanksgiving day, which comes
on the last Thursday in the month.
The bullion shipments on Saturday.
90 far as reported, aggregated 800
72l.4O. Only this and nothiug more.
lions Musical Society's concer,
takes place TO morrow night. Par
ticulsrs appear in advertisement and
posters.
The second qn4-'pr Of the Seven
tesnth Distri school, Mr.. J. NJ
Young, prin cipAl. commeucss on
Monday.
o. L Ellison has one OF the nestest
little stores in town, and his stock
of jeWelry is displayed to admirable
advs ntage.
The Union Pacific Eaa late again |
set night. and a. the Utah Central
failed to wait the eastern mail Was not
brought down.
The qusrterly stake conference of
the Cache Valley Stake commenced |
at Logan on Saturday, and will last
through tc-iay.
At the Theatre, last night, the
Home Dramatic Club read one OF the
pieces they have in contemplation of
presenting during the holidays. !
The total value of the shipments OF If
bullion through Mccormick & Co for
the month of October aggregated the
neat little figure of$52. Cos 20.
Since the fret discovery of gold in
Idaho, on Orc Fine Creek, the total
yield OF that territory has aggregated
the enormous sum of $50. 0O0,OO0.
Mr. Jno. w. Snell adverties, this
morning, for teams enough TO move
so. 600 pounds Of ore over sixteen
miles of good road. See the notice.
Judge Borsmaa and Rev. R. G.
McNeice will speak ct the Mckenzie
Reform Club Rooms on Monday
evening. Singing, reciG .tions, etc.
The bullion shipments from Silver
Reef, through Wells. Fargo & Co., b
from the 21st to the 9th OF Oc,ober,
inclusive, aggregated the sum of s26.
67S.S1.
The dodgers" continued to make
things lively on Saturday, and handed
the greater part Of their quarters
earnings over to the smiling dispenser
of the still more smiling ardent.
San Frsncisco's latest sensation
Was a woman on the streets the other
day with a handsome costume Of
ordinary bed ticking. It's the latest
agony in the way OF dress goods.
Not even during conference have
the streets presented q more busy sp- :
pearance than they did on Saturday. \
At times teams crowded Main street
90 thiokly that could they hardly pass I
each other.
Monday evening. November SGh, is
toe regular quarterly meeting OF the
F. NJ. /. Association. All bremen
are invited to attend. To commence
at 7.30 p.m., sharp. J. A. Blytf;
secretary.
Wood River Is filing up rapidly
with enigrsnts who work for lees
than miners wages, consequently
that country does not present at pres
ent very attractive field for men
seeking employment.
Col. ]. R. Winder, city assessor and
collector, places q notice in this morn
ing's HERALD, which will be of great
interest to citizens who are numbered
among delinquents on the tax list.
II you are delinquent you had better
read the notice.
Mr.. Thomas Harper requests q
full attendance of the members of the
Mckenzie Reform Club choir and
all interested, this, Sunday, after
noon, at 2 O'Clock, to practices for |
Mondoy evening" entertainment. j.
Il. RnckIa apnratarV
A soldier got fearful head put on
him On Saturday night by a woman
of very questionable virtue. She beat
him over the head with a bottle so
badly that his own mother would net
have recognized her darling boy. |
He is said to have been sober.
The general Sabbath meeting of1he
Church of Jesus Christ OF LATER day
Saints in this city. will be held at 2
O'Clock this afternoon in The Salt
Lake Assembly Hall, unless the
weather is exceptionally favorable. 10
which event services will be held In
the Tabernacle.
Mr.. Park. OF Joslin & Park, has
now completed the internal improve
ments in his store, which sdd very
greatly to its attrsotiTeDess. The
display window which has been ex
tended out az far % the Law allows,
catches the eye great deal more
readily and admits Of much more
advantageous exhibition Of bic fine
stock OF goods, while the repsiutrpg
lof the store and other changes al!
contribute 10 the better appearance
OF the inside. The; firm makes =
specially Of its cocks nov, of which It
has q very large, new and elegant
stock. a SE1Et[ --z-E
A maiden there was at the fair
Who sported lot Of banged hair;
But the people they hooted,
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