The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-31
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} The hotness is returning with rapid
} pace.
!, The election on Monday; do moi
forget.
Tourists have nearly deserted US
again.
Soda Springs water is selling at zoe.
per bottle.
/ A little too much shooting ID. being
INDUCED in Of late.
The moon is thing of the past to
the average mortal.
The public health this month seems
10 have been very good.
Salt Lake ia remarkable at present
Tor its general dnllness.
There are stiil some unhung horse
thieves in this vicinity.
The bullion shipments on Friday
aggregated $50. 264.19.
Pullman cars are 10 be pa: on the
Utah & Northern shortly.
The mercury got up to 85' on
Friday. and retired IS far back as
52'.
This is our weekly market day,
and the usual Gro Rded streets are an
tIcipated.
Jake Heusser has removed to COM
modious and comfortable quarters,
No. 139 Main street.
Nj. Payne has added Hsnan & |
Reddish's fine goods to his general
stock at the Big Boot.
The Tintio NJ. & NJ. Co., at Ho-
Evansville, seems to be making pretty
regular bullion shipments.
1t is stated that the Brooks Smelter,
at Stockton, will resume operations
firing up at night.
A priesthood meeting will be held
in the Sail Lake Assembly Hall to-
day, commencing ct IL O'Clock am.
A big gilt and illusion enter
tsinmenti is billed to take place in
the Theatre two or three nights next
week.
The storm OF Tuesday last visited
Alpine, Utah County, severely, as
will be seen by an account published
elsewhere.
There are q number of places
whsre stsgnsnt water is to be found
near and on Main Street. Some are
worse than filthy.
The interior of the new store OF F
& Bro. begins to present
IN appearance indicating q compile
lion Of the alterations.
Mr.. Doyle. the old gentleman run
lver by car at Ogden q couple OF
lays ago, is still alive, but on Friday
vas not doing so well as on Thursday.
W. W. Cole. the enterprising show
nan has on exhibition the largest OK
,ver bred 10 this country. The huge
brute weighs 800 pounds. How is
hat for beeff
Migrants will soon learn to keep
,hy OF Salt Lake. Judge Pyper's
lniform prescription OF thirty days on
.he street for each case is curing our
city OF the disease.
Junction, Friday: A couple of ir-
zane soldiers were brought in from
he west this morning. They we're
attended by a military guard, and are
being taken to the Soldiers Home.
Washington.
Two lamps in flames have been
umbled out of quarters near the
HERALD Office lately. Some pluck is
displayed in picking up the uninYit-
ng articles and pitching them out
n the street.
An individual who said he came
here two or three days ago to see how
.bav did in Utah had a chance tn hA
pretty well advised on the subject on
Friday. He was up before Judge
Pyper on q charge of exposing bis
oerson, and in che hearing not only
vas the charge proven, but that be
had attempted to decoys girl away.
He was fined $50, and will work it
out on the streets. That's the way
they do it. my hoy.
Bap cath a shady tree they sat,
He held her hand, she held his hat,
[ held my breath and lay right fat
They kissed 1 saw them do it.
He held that kissing was no crime,
She h Id her head up every time,
| held my peace aad wrote this rhyme
While they thought no one knew 1t.