The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-17
inks.
Full m 3on ard full men l4st mig

Full N con ard full men l4st night
lie W stl,I continues excessivel
cool.
They are complaint of c Ii q
Milford.
rhe highest thermometer Oh Satur
d-y was 90; lowest, 29o.
The Educaii0n4l Association vii
saorIlT Teiume its session.
Services will be held in the TabsI.
nscls tbs stterr ON. as usual.
The trial of jury cases continueI
steadily in the District Court.
The bullion shipments IN Saturday
amounted to the sum OF SIS. 927 IL.
According to the Sentinel Milford
Is making an tiJII to start free
achool.
The Creedmo II Shooting GALLERY
opened on Saturday, morning and va.
crowded sll day.
The Eighth Quorum of sevsn.ie.
will meet at the Council House TO-
DAY at 1890 p I'd.
Il is believed that the telegraphic
report will come regularly in future,
but no one can tell.
The new Groesbeck building, q
short distance south OF the Wasatch
Hotel. is just about finished. Il is a
beauty.
The streets we're crowded on Satur-
day, 80 usual. and more than one
would have expected so shortly after
conference.
MutuAl improvement societies are
recommending their sessions, and we
may look Tor an early opening Of the
lecture season.
Toe matinee at the Theare on
Saturday afternoon drew out large
and delighted attendance of children,
and some ladies and gentlemen.
The election excitement has thor
oughly subsidized here. and republicans
and democrats are now hard at work
betting on the presidential election.
The Union Pacific express train
Was two hours and ten minutes late
last night. The Utah Central waited.
and the mail was brought down and
distributed.
Gorgen Rasmussen, a native oil
Denmark, William Blake, q native
of England. and Ann Grant, also
native of England, we're admitted to
citizenship on Saturday.
The choral branch of lions Mu.
steal Society will meet at the Council
House, on MONDAY evening, at II
o'clock. Business OF importance
will be transacted. a full attendance
is requested.
The duplicate certificates OF pay.
ment for enumerators arrived here on
Friday, and the enumerstors are
signing them and having them sent
back. There is some show OF these
persons receiving their pay within the
course OF human events.
The Salt Lake cricketers have q |
practice on Monday at O'Clock pm. |
On the Monday following they are J
going to Ogden to play q match game ,
with the Ogdonions, and expect to !
give them Psyneiul drubbiug. So
saith come OF the experts.
Messrs. F. Auerbach & Bros, are
continually receiving new goods,
many OF which are of a very superior !
and unusual quality. There fine
store was crowded all day on Satur.
day with purchasers, ard if things
keep on in this manner, their mag
nifcent store, now afiording such
ample acConmcdatiOns, will be too
small.
This morning Messrs. Jos. Jennings,
O. B. Felt, Jos. Cutler and John II. |
who were called to 20 on |
at the last conference, leave
for their fields of labor in Europe.
On Friday evening 8 pleasant gather |
i0g Of friends of the fret named gen.
tleman took place at the residence OF
Hon. Wm. Jennings. All present
wished the young missionary pleas
ant, useful and successful absence.
Political chances and changes,
Bring one and another on top,
And sometimes the upper dog quickly
Is chang d to the dndermost pup,
And one of the great slterstio
The fortune of politics grant,
Is broadcloth galore of fellow
Who once wore patch on lis pants.