The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-14
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u The streets we're lively, a. usual, o
J. Saturday.
D. Wheat brings in 75o. to SOC. pc
. bushsl now.
A man who opens oysters doe
things By halves.
Things we're quSt al the Polio
Court on Saturday.
The weather. while delightful,
clear, is decidedly cold.
The bullion shipments on saturda,
aggregated in value. 500. sO6.49.
The Utah EAstsrn and cheap Goa
IL the ell absorbing topic at present.
Mr.. Dryer has received the Decsm.
Der number OF GOdey's Ldiy's Book.
As With q WON .n, 60 with the
horse. His back nair is bis name
trouble.
The Qlintupsxal Minstrels give
their fret performance tomorrow
evening.
Prof. I. B. Lewis school in the
10th district, will commence a new
term on Monday.
1t is now expected that the Custer
Mill, Salmon county, will commence
operations on the 1st of December.
Anderson & Pomeroy's list of prop.
critics on the irst page, and Eli B.
kelsey & Sous on the fourth page.
The Utah Eastern track is now laid
beyond Wanship. or over half the
distance between Coalville and Kim
ball's.
The repetition OF Monday nieht's
concert by lions Musical Society, on
Saturday afternoon, drew out . good
sized audience.
Mr.. ]. N. Letter. the miller, has an
advertisements in this mornings
HERALD regarding -four, which will
be found OF interest to all.
A st. Louis paper has an artiol.
on "Mince Pie and Destiny" "Dss
tiny" is supposed to refer to the
Subsequent mach-Aohe.
From Monday to Friday of las.
week, the deaths ia this city num-
oered ffteen-fiYs from diphtheris.
No deaths we're reported on Saturday
"Ghastly jolly" is given as the AL
st addition to fashionable slang In
England. 1t was probably created
or use at 3 mother.in.laW's funeral.
Mr.. G. G. Ruthrauff has received
Eord that the Brush Electric Light
company can ship the lights for Ux-
len in one week, and that they will
% so. Il is Mr.. RuthraufFs insen-
ion to have everything in readiness {
nd start the light on Christmas Eve.
The attention of Judge Hunter for
nree days pest has been occupied
18th the case OF e. j. R1shton
gAinst L. B. Leverich, and it vas
iven to the jury on Saturday after
DON. The case involves tbs sner-
nip OF the old race track, over .Jor
an.
The members OF the executive
of the Mckenzie Reform
lob are requested to meet in she :
orsry at 2 pm, sharp, Monday.
I tho regular meeting on Monday,
z 80 pm, Rev. r. G. McNeice r
I'D Gen. NJ. NJ Bane will speak. i
God singing, reci.ations. etc. All
Ivited.
Unto 8 Yale professor, married late
life, child was born. That child
As now advanced TO the mature sge
three years. "a charming little
low !" cay all toe professors
lends. ''Yes. yes" replies the
armed man deiectedly. But fail
ace ID him the least leading toward
70 exact sciences" :
Parricidal: OF, pertaining to, or
psrricide.-Xdy. Parri-
de: The murder of ones own father, Z
other, child, or other near relative, :
ltron, or Of one to whom particular E
veience ia due.-BldckStoHe. Par I
eide: The murder OF ones father,
other or child, etc.-JohnsoH. Vide
'orcester's Dictionary; also Web
er's.
The Union Pacific passens err train
As about two and a half hours
te last night, "a usual
be Utah Central waited and
ought down passengers and mail.
be reason the U. P. express is 90 7,
uch behind time now lie said 10 be d
used by the fact that the passenger
10 to await the convenience OF
eight trains.
One day last week some freight T
RS escaped near Bingham, and ran :
'wn the road like streak of CREASED
,htning. One or two we're broken to
eces, but one kept the track and
n some distance across the river.
o damage was done to anything ex-
pt railroad property. but accidents
that character ought to occur as
frequently as possible.
hen I was a LAD I served term,
) boss mud-slinger for q brick-ysrd
firm,
stacked up bricks with 8 nicetee,
I'D was soon elevated to an 4. q. B.
stacked them up so carefullee,
nat now Pm known rs an eIpertes.