The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-04-27

day, and does so to-day.
The show window of Auerbach &
Bro. is GXed up aitractively, and is the
admiration Of the ladies.
Real estate men ssy inquiries o
persons desiring property incline tc
the eastern portions of the city.
The Philharmonic has very large
membership, and the practices are IN
real earnest at present, at least.
A colored individual, arrested OF
the instance OF q demi-mOade, for steal
ing clothes, was discharged at her re-
quest.
The Park City people are in &C.
stacy because bare ground can be
seen in spots within distance of nine
miles.
The wages of persons employed on
the Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany are to be raised on the 1st oil
the month.
Lieutenant Waterman is here on a
brief iurlough from the White River
country. He will return to his post
in short time.
There was a large attendance at
the funeral of Mrs, E. F. Thomas. in
the Thirteenth Ward Assembly
Rooms on Sunday.
The Pacific Express Company lie.
ceived, on Monday evening, one bar
OF bullion from the Christy Mill,
valued at $2,02S.15.
Barratt Bros. have imported the
largest parlor looking-glssses ever
brought TO this city. They are for
the elegant house OF G. Read, Esq.
On Saturday night, a coal wagon,
with two boys in it, backed into eel.
lar, one OF the boys getting his arm
broken, aud the other being bruised
little.
The posloffice has decided to admit
queen bees through the mails. AL
drones, however, ehould be kept out
OF the ueP~l'-Ae"f Too many in
already.
The Central Pacific trains are
running again after a blockade OF
nearly a week. Three days mail
was received from San Francisco on
Monday.
The street on Third South, between
Third and Fourth East, is in dread
full condition every rain or snow fall.
The dumping Of several loads of dirt
and gravel would beneftit materially.
On Saturday last a gentleman
named Thomas Allsop had his right
arm crushed between rollers at toe
Mingo Smelter, Sandy. The injury
was so serious tina! the arm had to be
ampataled below the elbew.
\ pet monkey get hold of an end
less rOpe running over a pully above,
and after he had climbed two hours
he thought he had discovered per-
pc tusl motion, and gave it up.
Who has heard anything for months
pest of the result OF the bar meeting
held in this city for the purpose OF
drawing up a memorial to Congress
asking for fourth judge for this ter
riiory?
Prot. J. L. Barioot, curator OF the
Museum. has been seriously i'll for
some time psst, the trouble being
neuralgia of the heart. We are
pleased to state that he IS now in O
fair way to recover.
"Thero was but one, only enc coli
tary cupboard in the whole of that
cottage, and tina! one, the sole hops OF
the widow and the glorious losd-stsr
of the poor dog, was bare" Hear
Plummer's sermon on Old Mother
Hubbard tonight.
Hoodlums in the vicinity OF the
residence of Mr.. Goldberg, the cloth
Ter, have maliclously broken down
several yards of the fence in from: of
the house. Some OF the vicious youihS
are known, and the owner of the
property wishes them to repair the
palings.
The commissioners of the insane
asylum resume their lab0rs today,
going through this county and ex-
aiming the locations here, and pre-
ceeding to Provo tomorrow morning.
l. ia expected they will remain at
Provo tomorrow night and return On
Thursday evening.
A postofice has been established at
Erda, Tooele County, and John Hall
stead appointed postmaster. An
Office has also been established at
Wellington, Millard County, and
James A. Kelly appointed postmaster.
The Office at BoltonheirD, Piute
County, hes been discontinued.
Junction. A train OF eleven care
from the west, came into Ogden this
morning. On the train were the
bodies Of W. II. Morrill,, which will
be taken Immediately to Mactips,
Ohio, and that OF George Philips. to
New York. Both Of these are vic
Tins of the recent disaster on the
@. P. line.
By last evenings mail Mr., Dryer
received Frank LesLie's Illustrated
Newspaper for May 1st, the May mum
Der OF the american AgTicuLturist, the
May number of Boz Bells, and q fine
number too, and No. 727 of the Sea- |
side Library, containing ''The Light
of Asia" by Edwin Arnold, and
self Culture" by John Stuart
Blsckie.
Chew caramels, with false teeth il;
Unite your shoes with mittens Oh;
Throw bowers away, and try to win;
Take passage when the train is gone,
You may do all of these, indeed;
And 'twould be nearly IS surprising
AS 'twould beif you should succeed
In business without advertising.