The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-05-05
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Inc Streets are a lEtle TOO quiet al
present.
A little wind with considerable dusl
last night.
Bullion shipments continue exceed.
ingly light.
The work of improving the streets
goes steadily on.
No trials took place before Judge
Piper on Tuesday.
There is another percsp,ible abate.
ment in diphtheris.
James Brown was arre,ted on Tues
day for being drunk.
John Thompson and troupe sppear
at Ogden this evening.
The High Council will meet ct the
Council House at z O'Clock this even
ing.
"A horse dropped down dead in the
southeastern part of the city on Tues
day.
Ogden rejOices in the frss session
OF her new court with petit and grand
iuries.
John Trunkett was admitted to
citizenship, on Tuesday, IN the Third
District Court.
The Dessert National Bank pub
fishes an Interesting dividend notice
this morning.
a general meeting Of the Seventies
will be held this evening at the Coun.
Gil House, at z O'Clock.
Z. N. Gallop found his way into the
city bsstile on Tuesday evening,
charged with drunkenness.
The water in the Twentieth Ward
ditch will be turned of to-day, that
the ditch may be cleaned out.
On Monday DR.. J. NJ. Benedict
removed a 6broid tumor from the
arm Of E. II. Pierce. of Ogden.
Some OF the "Universa" baths
have arrived and can be examined at
DR.. Richards drug store, Main street.
Fanny Fullleide was picked up on
Tuesday in her customary state Of
intoxication and for abusing a negro
wench.
Cricketers and base ball men in
tend making vigorous efforts 10
remove the failing interest in their
games.
The Pacific Express Company re-
ceivcd on Tuesday two bars of bullion
from the Christy MIL, Silver Reef,
yalned A. s3,Sl0.43.
There are a few peach trees in
bloom, but very few, and these are
nearly all young ones, they seemingly
standing the winter better than the
older ones.
Mr.. W. @. Rydalch came in from
GrsntsvilIe on Tuesday, bringing with
him a band Of horses which he is
taking 10 the range in the vicinity Of
Box Elder.
The friends of Mr.. Robert Patrick,
OF the Eighteenth Ward, who has
been laid up for a short period, will
be pleased to learn of the gentleman's
conyalescenoe.
The bank On the West side of the
water mains, near the reservoir, up
City Greek, slid down, on Tuesday.
No damage wag done, and the slide
was repaired in short time.
By last evenings mail Mr.. Dryer
received No. 119 of the Franklin
Square Library, containing young
Lord Pentrith. by J. B. Harwood,
AID RarPer's Bazqr, for May 10.
The 6remen were engaged in the
good work, on Tuesday, of cleaning
out the ditch on the north side OF
Sacond South street. and spriDkling.
What these places need Is regarding.
The water will never flow until this is
done.
Prof. @. B. Plummer, the eloeu-
ZIONIST, will give readings at Fort
Douglas, this evening, at which a
number OF civilians will be present,
taking advantage of the opportunity
thus afforded for hearing this excel.
lent reader.
Dir. Thomas Dobsou, the night
Waterman, who has been i'll for such
81 prCtracted period, AID whose place
has been filed by his brotner, viii
lard Dobson, is testing his strength Oh
his old beat for a few hours during
the early pait OF the night, p1epara-
tory to assuming the duties in full.
Across the door-yard fence they hung,
just where you might observe Them
nightly;
The gate between them gently swung;
He murmured, "Ah it shines-so
brightly
Yon gorgeou- mooal so soft and fair,
wonder if it's populated?
l wonder if some Teller there
To such duck as you is mated?
l wonder if they lean like this
HeTe-leL me &c. my am around you;
And if they kinder, sorter-[tsiptis!!l
Ouch! Ow! Lean bscki Ny thumb!
Confound youI!
Ny thumb! The gate has mashed it
aat!"
[Let's drep . curtain on the meeting,
For what he said Just after that
Would indeed scarcely bear repeatiDg.l