The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-15
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yesterday
The ColvilIe troupe appears t.
! morrow evening.
DR.. Mackenzie will hold forth
ia the Theatre tonight.
} Oafl G. Asmussen has for sale
large assortment of new goods jul
imported.
D. T. u, no. I15, holds a spscis
meeting to day, at l p n. J. /
Bosch, Secretary.
The thermometer has been rsngin
from leo to 200 below zero at Eden
Ogden Valley. lately.
There were quite a number of Wis
itors in the House branch OF tn
Legislature yesterday.
On Wo, The heather arrested with
Dan for running an opium den, va;
fined S25 on Saturday.
A fellow in g beastly state of il
toxication raised a crowd yesterday
near the Council House
A collector for the reliei OF the
distressed irish will take place in 81.
Marks Cathedral, to-day.
The Union Pacific was a little late
last night, ami the Utah Central COZ
respondingly oshind time.
The Supreme Court rnet yesterday
and rendered a number of decisions,
and adjourned for two weeks.
Mr. S. ]. Nathan lsaYes for New
York this morning, to make pur-
chsses of spring and summer goods.
The manner in which Mr.. Savage
disposed of his homemade valentines,
yesterday. was worthy of special
notice.
The store of Miller & Co., Ogden,
was burglsrized on Friday to the
amount of about $50. The Rustler
so states.
Bicyclists are growing more and
more numerous and more and more
pugnacious. if we may be allowed to
use the expression.
The most absent minded man on
record was found last night-he was
hunting ell over town for the horse on
which he was riding.
A strictly select party will be given
in the Seventeenth Ward Assembly
on Friday evening next. A
good committee has the matter in
charge.
Notice OF the dissolution of the
partnership between Messrs. a. j.
and E.. j. Swaner, is published. Mr..
E. ]. Swaner will control the business
in future.
A couple of stone masons, brothers,
INDUCED in a disgrsceful fist fight
pear the market corner, last evening.
Both are middle-aged men, and both
were drunk.
a number of folks have received
but none have been OF so
useful a nature and go we'll formed
As the one received by Mr.. and Mrs.
It's boy, and the first one,
100.
A card of thanks from Prof. Geo.
Oareless and Mr.. Mark Croxall, ap-
pears in this mornings HERALD, ad-
iressed to the ladies and gentlemen
Who gave the Careless Orchestra as
distance in their recent concerts.
Mr.. @. R. Savage will lecture on
Thirteen thousand Miles by Land
md Sea-" in the Thirteenth Ward
Assembly Roome, on Monday even
ng, 10th inst, at 7 o'clock, under
he auspices of the Y. M. M. I. A.
The public invited, free.
The New York Herald has instruc-
ed Mr.. Jas. Dryer to take subscrip-
ions to it's fund, in this city, for the
Jeneft of distressed Irish. !, Mr..
Dryer is furnished with the neces-
AIRY blanks and receipts. and is now
to take subscriptions.
Secretary Thomas, yesterday, re-
,eived a telegram from General Muir
'ay, the newly appointed Governor,
iaying he would leave Louisville, KY,
or Salt Lake, this week. Governor
Murray will thus not arrive until
after the adjournment OF the Legs
ature.
a bot vas made between Messrs.
Medhurst and Patterson, and decided
that the former could kill
nine out OF ten birds, Patterson to
'elect the birds. The match was
shot yesterday, and the first two birds
being killed out of bounds, Mr.. Med.
hurst lost.
The Utah Southern passenger train
encountered the same difficulty with
regard to snow yesterday, that was
on Thursday. Up to
o'clock last evening, the train had
not passed Lehi going south, and will
not arrive back before this morning.
Two snow ploWs were at work the
whole time, and every possible effort
made to get the train through.
Oh, what q thing is Lowell
II cometh from above,
And lighteth like dove,
On some.
But some it never hits,
Except to give them fits,
And take away their wits,
Oh, hum