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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-09
The Ogden Iron Works.

Va learn that it Is the intention
OF he new board of directors to con.
fir heir efforts to the manufacture
of railroad iron, for which our terri
tory offers an almost unbounded
market. The recent rise in the price
Of this article throughout the United
States, and the exorbitaDt freight
tariff to all points in the west COM
bine to make this industry of great
and promising importance to the
people of the western interior. We
believe the era mas arrived in our
history when this enterprise, which
has so long remained dormant within
close proximity ID mountains of the
finest iron ore in the world, will be
revived and prosecuted to a successful
and gratifying completion.-Juncti0n.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-09
SALIVA SHOOTING.
A Most Remarkable Case.

| The young man, Rupert Tayler,
who shot himself at SaIina, couple
of weeks ago, the ball entering the
forehead and passing into the brain,
is still alive. The particulars of the
affair we're published in the HERALD
IN full aud at last accounts the young
man was at Provo. in charge of DR..
Pike. DR.. Benedict went south to
visit him on Wednesday, when be
made further examination of the
wound, in the course of which he
passed his forceps through the aper.
ture in the centre of the forehead,
where the ball entered, and followed
Its course through the brain, as far as
the instrument would reach. When
the forceps had gone IN that far the
point Wag almost against the Inside OF
the Uranium, about half way through,
but the ball bad not been reached, |
and has probably passed to the back
Of the head. The patient is doing
we'll, and gives every prospect for a
This is one Of the most re-
cases ever known. even
more so than the Lands case mem
Toned heretofore, as the patient, it is
aid, suffers no unusual pain aad is
tesdIly mending; besides this, it con.
radicts the generally acknowledged
beory tia, ball passing into the
rain brings almost instant and
lways certain death In addition to
De ball, there are also embedded in
le brain two or three pieces of the {
one Of the forehead. The result of
lis case will be watched with inter :
It pot only by the young mana
lends, but by the medical world. +
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-09
4 New Cutoff.

Mr., Toponce came in Monday and
vent out again Tuesday. For several
weeks past he has been superintend-
ing the work on the new cutoff on
the stage road. This new route will
save ten miles, and is much easier
road than the old one. 1t starts IN
below tae Narrows on Lost River, and
keeps the west side of the river straight
thr5uch from Kennedy's to the Big
Butte. The company have built two
stations on the route, and put the line
in good condition for quick and easy
trayfl. Water is being conveyed from
the spring at the Butte, through pipes
to the stage road, one mile distant.
This will be a great accommodation 70
The travelling public, as iheJ can get
an abundance of water for themselves
End stock, making it the most dgSiF,
able route from Blaokfoot to Lost
River.-Yankse Fork Herald.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-09
Soldiers Snow Bound.

By last evenings train from the
states, Major Bryant, commander of
the Fourteenth Infantry Company,
Of Fort Douglas, now quartered a. the
White river agency, returned to Utah
on a brief furlough. He states that
during the whole of the long mcrths
that has interviewed since the COM
pany was detailed ID go on duty, they
have lived in idleness, in camp, with.
out having so much as seen an Indian.
They sre how, he says, showed in for
the winter; but as Uncle Sam has
kindly kept uD their supply ofrations,
there is no doubt but that they viii
fare as vel as they would ifquartered
ct Fort Douglas.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-09
Wilhelm.

This evening the greatest living
violinist, the renowned Herr August
Wilhelmj, will appear at the Theatre.
From the rapid sale of seats yester-
day. there Is every reason to believe
he sill be greeted with fall house.
Our citizens will remember the
delightful strains OF the celebrated
Ole Bull, and the great eagerness
with which his concerts were
attended, and when il 10 stated that
Wilnelmj IS conceded on all hands
and by the leading musical critics, TO
lar excel that aged ard great disciple
of Paganini, come idea OF the great
attraction offered this evening may
be obtained. Il is an erroneous
idea that ne plays only the
most intricate selections and such
SO can be appreciated only by
musical critics; the Hungarian
Dances" and the Love Serenade, "
are the embodiment Of melody, and
as played by Wiihelmj, will thrill with
delight alike those unsteady educated
and those not. We would suggest,
however. that Mr.. Wilhelm perform
some well-known melody. for such
selections are greatly appreciated
here, and as his rendition of 'Way
Down Upon the Swanee River" has
drawn forth the most lavish plaudits
of the press. he could play nothing
that would more suit our audiences,
at lesst as one of his selections. The
few press quotations made in these
columns will serve to indicate the
great success which has attended him
everywhere.
With regard TO Marie Salvotti, the
prima donna, though little has been
said concerning her. she is a gen.
uine artist. and by many is claimed
to be far superior ID Patti in every
respect, from which something of her
powers may be conceived. The
young pianist, Max Vogricb, is con-
sidered second to few, and has been
spoken of as the peer Of Kelten, here
With Patti few weeks since. There
is little doubt but the performance
will be we'll attended. Following is
the programme for tonight:
l-Co1ceTto ............'...'.... ...'.... ClOptn.
Herr Max Vogrich.
2-Air from Nsbucco............... Verdi.
Signora Marie SalvOtti.
3-Concerto for P1ganint.
Herr August Wilhelmj.
4-3oDg Interchangeable.
Signora Mario Salvotti.
5-LOVe-Serenade......,........,..... VOgrtch.
Herr August Wilhelmj.
6-Paraphrase on SOmnambula...... List
Herr Max Vogrich.
7-Hungarien Dances. Brahms.
Herr August Wilhelmj.
S-Magnetic Vslse............ .........ATditi.
Signora Marie Salvotti.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-09
Athletic Club.

For some time past there has been
talk among the young bIoods about
organizing an athletic society, and
there is every reason to believe the
matter will come to a head and q
regular athletic society be organized,
which will encourage ont and indoor
athletic exercises, especially the latter.
With q view to communicating the
project, a meeting was held last
night, at which the matter was ex-
planned, aud some iorty-9eyen persons
signihed their willingness to become
members. Mr.. T. W. Gardiner was
elected chairman pro tenn, with @. T.
Stevenson secretary pro tenn The
meeting then went to business with "a
will and the following committees
were appointed: On ways aad means,
A. D. Wheeler, Gus Heyman and G.
7. Stevenson; On constitution and by
laws, G. P. Huey. ]. II. Young, F.
G. Reed aad F. W. Gardiner. The
meeting then adjourned until next
Tuesday evening, at s O'Clock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-09
The Bieyele COnnndrum.
SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. s, 1885,
EllIsFo,.o TIsr11T.

SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 8, 1851
Editors Herald:
I observed q communication IN
your paper, this morning, signed py
"Ben Lomond," which I think needs
little comment from someone better
posted than be appears to be on the
bicycle business. Your correspond
ent seems to think The bicycles ex-
clusively adapted to professional ex'
perts and perfect roadways, whereas
they can be driven with advantage on
any road where q horse can trot with
a buggy. The subscriber has ridden
one, mainly on the State road, south
Of this city, for thirty-.hree miles IN
about FIVE hours, including stopp1ges,
and part of the time against 8 heavy
head wind. Bicycles are used in
many places by physicians and others
instead of horses. while IN the city OF
Detcoit the Geographic messages are
delivered by bicyclers. Experts make
almost incredible distances. A
Frenchman named Terront has lid |
den 1864 miles in twenty-six hours
a distance that would wear out three |
horses. a machine that enables
man to do this should not be despised,
and it evidently is not, as hundreds
ara in use in this country, and the
numbers are increasing rapidly.
There are upwards of 10000
n use In England alone, to cay moth
ug OF the numbers used in the rest
If Europe, while in France 300
nile trips are made at tie rate of
linety-two miles per day, over the
road. In regard to your
idea that it is i'm
possible to glance away from the
machine, that is a mistake, as humid
eds of people in this city can testify.
Is to inability to "repose" on the
machine, that must be admitted. It
vas not purchased for that purpose,
ut as means of healtbful and IL
elligent recreation.
= Very respectfully.
"a PROFESSIONAL Expert"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-09
The Word "SOzOdOnt, F"

Which has already become q house
hold word, is derived from the Greek,
aud composed OF two words. Sozo and
Odontes. 5000" translated, mesns
to preserve, ard COLONIES" the teeth
-"SOZODONT" a preserver of the
teeth. And it is true to its name. Ii
beautifes and preserves the teeth,
.hardsns and in7igorates the gums,
and corrects all impurities OF The
breath. The odor of this pure preps'
ration is so delightful that 1t Is a lux
ury to apply it. It is as harmless az
water. Sod by druggists and per.
| tuners. CIT
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-09
Wing Topics.
SALT LAKE CITY, January 9.
10 ID I'll --,.

SALT LAKE CITY, January ..
Mr. L. r. Ketcham:
Dear Sri hereby accept your
challenge which appeared in the
Tribune January Ssb, and nsme the
following conditions to govern the
match
First-We are each to shoot at
twenty birdie, at twenty-five yards
rise.
second-Bogardus rule, to govern
the match.
Third-The Ioaer to pay for the
birds.
Fourth-The stakes to be for $50 a
side, and deposited t Ordner & Pat
terson's by Il o'clock to-day, January
9th.
Fifth-The match to take place
to-day, on the grounds of the Salt
Lake Shooting Club, on the State
Road-Arnold's-at l O'Clock pm.
Respectfully yours.
w. WINEGAR.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-09
COunterfeiter Arrested.

a couple of days ego q man named
George Crsighead vent into Tribe'C
store. Ogden, and purchased an over
coat for So, paying for it partly il hall
dollars, which be placed on the
counter in piles of one dollar each.
Mr.. Tribe was busy at the time, and
after seeing that the amount was cor
rect, placed the money in the drawer
without examination, and CIaighead
departed with his overcoat. A short
time afterwards, oae of the clerks In
the store, while making change, dis
covered some counterfeit half dollars
IN the drawer, and called the atten-
ton of Mr.. Tribe to the fact. The
latter at once recollected the circum-
stances given above, and Immediately |
gave information of the facts 10 Sheriff
Brown. a diligent search in the city
failed to discover the counterfeiter, but
Information was received which led 10
the belief that the person wanted had
gone north. The matter was then
placed in the hands of Marshal
Young, who discovered that the party
wanted was in Brigham City, whittier
Mr.. Young went, and st a late hour
set night succeeded IN capturing his
nan at that place, together with the
lies used in the manufacture Of the
'ounterfeits, and a quantity of the
money. Craighead was
loughs to this city. He formerly 8
-ept a saloon IN Brigham City, bat .
is license expired and the counter y
citing was carried on in his old 0
AID. The dies, which ara il the q
of Marshal Young, are OF O
-ude workmanship, and the counter IL
its themselves were easily detected. o.
Ie succeeded IN passing them by u
Iacing a genuine hall dollar on top e.
counterfeit, so that e person not Il
E4mining 10th would not notice the
curious coin. He will have a hear
u on SATURDAY.. Dispatch. c
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-09
Guns, P:s.y.s,

AMMUNITION, Fishing Tackle, Cut
ery, etc., ETC., can be had OF the
BEST QUALITY and at LOW PRICES from
lake HEUSSER. All kinds OF
eEPAIRIaG PROMPTLY ATTENDED To.
Lovers of Rife Shooting should not
all 10 call and tTy their skill at the
SHOOTING GALLERY; it is the best in
town, OI1
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-09
french.

Tc-aight Is the regular monthly
meeting Of the NYasatch Engine Com
pany, No. 2 Al are requested to
attend, as business Of Importance will
be transacted.
Il. 4. Brewer, Sec'y.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-09
OVERLAND HOUSE.
kuER & MURPHY.

: We are now ready to supply to
: Families, at greatly reducsd rates,
: Everything of the choicest selection,
in the Wine and Liquor line Our
: prices are such as to be within the
reach of all, so that those who con-
} ITEM plste puTch ating for the Holidaysl
will save money by giving Us Q trial
A liberal discount to the trade is also
given,
{ N.B.-We keep in stock, especially
for medicinal use, the Iurest Bran
] dies, Whistles, Wines, ETC., at mod
lsrate prices.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-09
CHIPS.
King Thaw is still chief.

King Thaw is still chief.
A hen never mislays an egg.
Diphtheria continues its rAvages.
| w. Watson was fned SO for being
drunk yesterday.
Members OF the Legislature have
alrfa " commenced TO s.rive.
The irog aud mushroom crops
ought to be immense this year
Beware OF the byey,Is fen5; there
Is four OF him in this city now.
The storm, yesterday afternoon,
while 1t lasted. vas very severe.
There will be Il grand Wilhelm
matinee On Saturday afternoon.
One thing is noble aoout the tramp
he never strikes a iob-when it is
down.
Anew fling OF an old Never
lock up your horse after the stable is
stolen Z"
1t is only the female sex who can
rip, darn and tear without being coz
s;dsred profane.
The conference Q. the Y. NM.
l. A. of Weber County, takes place at
Ogden on Sunday next
DR.. ]. NJ. Benedict went to Logan
On Thursday afternoon, expecting to |
be absent close on to a week.
Gee. Fry was taken beio.e Judge |
Piper on Thursday, and being proven |
guilty, was fined 80 for yagra1cy.
John lyman, who, with the fellow
Hayes. ran over Hess, On Wednesday
afternoon, has not yet been cspt1red.
Jupiter was remarkably bright last
hight, three of bis moons being
clearly visible through Mr.. Frink's
elescope.
One OF the boys in blue found his
way into the city jail last night, and
vas retained there until called for by
N officer.
Mr.. Hess, the gentleman run over
n Wednesday afternoon, is getting
long nicely, and it is expected he
Till be on his feet again in week.
G. F. Culmer prides himself On
avipg the largest stock OF window
lass to be found in the territory; also
n the manufacture Of show CAGES.
ee his adv.
The Pacific Express Company, yes
9rday, received four liars of bullion
ON the Ontario mill, So, 900. 80, and
ne from the Leeds mill, Silver Reef,
!, 1924. Total, SIS, 213.73. q
The line of beauty - Athletic: :
Don't you bycycle?' .K.thetic:
Emo. 1t deyelopes the calves OF | .
le legs SO! Makes 'em stick out
ou knovl So coarse! Positive de.
rmityg"
Another happy couple we're yester-
~ 'oined in wedlock and deter q
incl to bear life's storms and pleas- L
res together The many friends of
II. and Mira. Geo. H. Dunlord wish .
-em Joy aud long and prosperous a
nion.
Tbs other evening one OF our young
'O1ts took out a lady for a sleigh
de. When she started with hin she
as in sound body, but when he re- I
rned her home she had fractured
m, said to have been of a very
we're comminuted character. How
happened is a mystery. VIII Sug I
plain?
: lover5 sat beneath the shade,
And un2 the other said; :
Chow IA s that you beg
Hath smiled upon this suit CT mine;
IL 5 heart, it palps 4 you {
, lis to be thy loved l, 2 :
Say, 0y nymph, wilt marry me ?"
Tnen lisped she soft, "Wby l3ly ~
no, EVERYBODY Bring your
arper's Monthly, Weekly, and
azars to the HERALD Bindary.
rst-olass work at low rates. 70 L
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-09
New Furniture,

We open this date. the first OF four
car loads of FURNITURE and
House Goods. This arrival makes
our stock complete, and We invite
your attention to prices.
d6 BARRATT Bros.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-09
4 Beautiful DisplaY

Of Holiday Goods at Cameron'S New
York House. Go and see his Zoe.
and 25c. Counters great novelty
and marvel of cheapness. dl4
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-09
University of Deseret,

The frat term of the second
semester OF the academic year, 1879
so, will commence Janusry II.
Beginning classes will be organized
in all the studies of the term.
JOHN r. PARK,
JS President,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-09

CARPETS. WALL PAPER. lace
Curtains, Window Shades. Cornices,
and fall line of Upholstery Trim
mjngs. Wire Cloth, at
II. Dinwoodey's Furniture Store.
oIS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-09
another Frightfnl RunoEer.

On Wednesday evening an old
gentleman named John Williams,
was run over, and received Injuries
which, it is feared, will prove fatal.
He had been visiting the house of his
daughter in Mil Creek, who lay dead,
and was returning home, and while
in the road, saw q man driving
furiously towards him. The old
gentleman ende&yorad to avoid
the team. but the driver. who
was inebrja.ei, whipped up mia
animals, ard. Il IS said, seemed to
endeGyOr to Eun over the old gentle
man, which he succeeded in doing,
whether intentional or not. Mr.
Williams Ha7 caught IN the wheel
and several times dashed to lheearth,
the right side Of his jaw being broken
in two places and his left leg frac-
tured, while he is severely injured in
other respects. and it is seriously
thought he will never recover. The
driver, upon seeing what had hap
pened, returned and rendered the IN
fortunate man what assistance he
could, coming to this city for a ply
stefan. and made every effort to repair
the harm he had been instrum entail
in doing. He is now under arrest,
on a charge of cunning over the old
gentleman.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-09
A Tramp Abroad.

The announcement that Marx
Twain is about to present COM
psnion volume to MS most popular
book Innocents Abroad" will be
heartily greeted by the reading public
of America. The prospectus of the
new book, styled "a Tramp Abroad"
ls cut, and the work itself will be iG-
sued early in February. TEE material
for this new contribution to The hu
morous sketch literature of the day
was gathered bg the author during
his last s3journ il Europe. Those
who have rGai "IDnaCeuts Abroad"
and who has not ?-kcOw hoW much
fun be can Crogd into q page, and hog
much humOr he can find IN ordinary
things and very commonplace events.
The Tramp AbrOsd" is to be "a gos
aipy record of the authors tour
through Germany and ether parts OF
Europe during the past two yeaIs, il
which he delineates by pen and pen
Gil the many strange scenes he be
held, the adventures he passed
through, and the people he nat and
mingled with" The volume will be
profusely illustrated in the peculiar,
unique style which chaEscterizes tee
expressive and suggestive pictures in
bis other books.
"a Tramp Abroad" is to be uni
form in style and price with limo
cents," and like that, g subscription
book. Mr.. r. NJ. Powers has re-
ceived the agency for Utah, and will
Immediately open the canvass.
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Notice.

NJ. William n. Cowley is author
lied 70 canvass Tor the SALT LAKE
HERALD. taxa Subscriptions and or
ders fer Advertising AMI J0bWark and
reseip. t1v the same.
HERALD P. & ?. Co.
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WATER PIPES LAID to order
by HEESOH & ELLERBECK, Old
Constitution Building. al
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JOB PRINTING neatly, cheaply
and quickly done at this Office

To APPRECIATE fine workmanship.
see the fine stock of SILVER FILIGREE
JEWELRY. just opened at
d2I JosLIN & Parks.
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information Wanted.
BRISTOL, ENG Dec. II, 1879,

BRISTOL, ENG DEC. II, 1879,
Editors Salt Lake Herald:
VIII you be good enough to publish
the following, and oblige . poor
widow: Over twenty ye4rs SGD two
of my brothers, Thomas and Janice
Mutt, emigratsd to Salt Lake City,
since which time I have received but
three letters from them. and I am
very anxious to hear of their where
abouts. They are between 40 and
80 years of age. Ny name, when
they left, was Ann Mutt, and l was
residing at Cheltenham, Gloucester
shire. Any person able to furnish
information of either of these gentle
men, or both. viii confer favor on
Yours respectfully.
ANN DoEL.
Please address Mrs. Doel, Sick
Nurse, IL Cowper Road, Hampton
Road, Redland, Bristol, England.
Utah and other territorial papers
please copy.
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Wanted.

HOUSEHOLD AND STORE GOODS FOB
CASH.
Before you sell your outfit, consult
John Crane, west OF Theatre. He
pays the highest price for everything.
nj
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JUST RECEIvED.-The new style
''Bon Ton" Visiting Cards, gilt
edged, in neat cases. Call and see
them; they are tasty and cheap. su6
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SPLENDID LAGER BEER and
the VERY BEST LIQUOR. You
can get it at JUAB STATION, on the
U. 5. Z. R, from II. W. Hartley.
Also Groceries. Give him q call.
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Hot Tom & Jerry.

And genuine Irish, Scotch and Rum,
and other Hot Punches, at the OCCI-
DENTAL, OF
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Fashionable and KObby.

We have Just received by express
the LATEST STYLES of HATS.
d2O L. & A. GOLDBERG.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-09

4 BARGAIN. A new Victor
Sewing Machine for sale. Apply at
this Office. iv11