The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-10
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5brove Tuesday.

as d bicycle club Is to be formed.
ID The election was very quiet yester
le The streets were quite lively, Mon
.e Never leave home with unkind
n words.
= A iourishing business-the writing
, masters.
% Judge Higbee was down from Ogden
It yesterday.
q The barometer is falling. Look out
4 for q storm.
u Several valentine parties next Fri
y day evening.
Nicholas Oollisy was admitted to
! citizenship yesterday.
/ Some people are 20 tender-hearted
E they hate ID strike match.
/, The heather Chinee participates in
!, bis New Year festivities now
Mr.. Phil. Margetts, the actor. in
duiges in a periodical birthday to
} day.
Rocks grow harder and harder
with time. Everybody knows that in
the beginning there was no ADAM
aunt.
Geo. A. Cfufult. overland traveller,
registered at the Walker House last
night.
The report is without foundation
that the Limburger cheese factories
in this country are not making 8
scent.
Fresh osfion breezes rather get the |
bulge on old Sol's rays these days and |
makes the climate much fresher than
it would otherwise be.
The Ne1os adv. man deserves
the prize for authorizations, In setting
up the concert programme. he speaks
OF Rossini's overture as "Wm. Tell"
May thy grave be ever green, is
the refrsin of 8 soug which senti-
mental post of the west has written to
his lady love. It is sweet and melan-
choly.
The mild and besming dreE out
innumerable loafers, yesterday, who
engineered their way TO the soah
side Of large buildings near Main
street.
WhsTs is there q ggsatsr satire
upoR nan than in the sanse OF chssE,
ShsFS the 9assn has - DO The work
and the king is Che one to be pro-
tected.
bill was introduced in the House
yesterday, by Mr.. Lyman, for law
to protect the public against ircom-
petent physieians, etc., and providing
punishmens for quacks. :
All ladies who have Joined the
Woman's Temperance Union, and
al friends of the cause, are invited to
meet at Independence Hal, this
afternoon at 80 O'Clock.
In the United States Supreme
Court, on Monday, 81 instant, the
following entry was made in No. $40.
Z5rubbabel SAoW, Us. L. E. Down,
ct al. Affirmed per stipulation.
The ladies of the Seventh Ward
Relief Society give a party in the
ward assembly rooms, on Friday
evening nex'. The invitation bears
the words: ''Bring lunch baskets
we'll provided. No round dances
during the evening"
TIE case of the People, ETC., vs. II.
G. Shurtlif ct al; for completely in
the robbery of Wells Fsrgo's treasure :
box on the Utah Central, some years
since, was dismissed on Monday, on
motion Of the defense, and with the
consent OF the district attorney.
The arguments in the Keyser cattle
case were concluded yesterday and
the case given to the jury, which,
after being out fourteen minutes, re
turned a verdict of guilty. The sen.
tenoe has been deferred till Thursday. 4
An effort for new trial will probably
be made.
Ghe unfortunate Joe Bush having
almost lost the use of his right foot
and limb by exposure and neglect.
caused by his morbid. craving for
liquor, be hss 1T last been sent to the
hospital in Salt Lake City through :
the kindness of Messrs. Hodgman &
Greenwell.-Rustler.
About 8 O'Clock last night. at the
Elephant corner, couple of soldiers
got into a row. when one pulled an
eight inch knife and was about to
slice into the other. The assaulted
party, however, avoided the knife,
and peace and friendship was restored
between the patriotic pair.
The first badge match of the Rod
and Gun Club will commence at ].
NJ. Worley's, State Road, at IL am,
to-day. A large attendance is ex-
pected. The badge ia not yet COM 4
pleted, but certificate will be Issued
to the winner, so that he may claim
the prize On its completion.
G. R. Savage, Esq., will lecture IN :
the Tenth Word tonight, at $50. :
Subject-''Thirteen Thousand Miles
by Sea and Land" also 10 The
Third Ward Soho )lhouee tc-morrow
"wednesday evening. His lecture
advertised for Wednesday next, in tbs
Twentieth Ward, is postponed 70
Tuesday, February II.
On Monday morning, Mr. Alhuns,
= clerk Il Walker Bros' sore, vas
found dead in his bed; the oDlpanion
who slept with him, Mr. Twombly,
had not noticed anything strange,
and when be swoke nudged Alhune
to wake him. He then discovered
that be was dead. a c0roner's in
quest was held, and the verdict was
that he died from ssphyxia. He was
A years old, and his native place is
New York.
It was waggish magistrate
Whereto was brought sinner,
Who'd sadly thrAshed the maid he loved
Because he couldn't winner.
Relatively, yet much amazed,
The judge repeated dryly,
"Alas that he should lacarate
The lass he rates so highly"
DR.. HENRY SLADE, the world