The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-17
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40 oot1 " 10 PA0SJ SOO
now.
Conference approaches steadily
strange, amt it!
Ice Is found in different parts OF thl
valley every morning lately.
The High Council will meet in tn,
Council House at $50 this evening.
The rainfall up to 9 o'clock last
night amounted to OH of an inch.
The thermometer kept down to 72o
Oh Thursday, and went as low as SIC.
Thursday was a dull and ,reary
day, with nothing Of interest occur
ring.
The long wished for, long expected
sad much needed has come at last.
1t has rsined.
Comparatively few houses are tc
De found vacant nowadays, and rent
is on the rise.
The slight rain OF Thursday after
noon nearly cleared the streets of the
few persons that were on it.
George Burns was arrested on
Thursday on a charge of vagrancy.
he will have a hearing to-day.
Mccormick & Co., on Thursday,
received one car of Brooks bullion
and one Of Germauia, valued at So
700.
The time grows short, and il you
want to register, you have only got
to-day and to morrow in which to
do it.
The new Fifteenth Ward meeting
house is one of the finest buildings in
the city; and it shines now-is is
lighted by gas.
II we want the Indians to continue
to believe in the general superiority
OF the white race, why do we let them
90 to WAshiDgton2
The court did no business on Thars-
day, save admit a few aliens to citi-
zenship, and then adjourned until
Friday morning at the usual hour.
Mr.. ]. D. Farmer is having the
building formerly occupied by F. |
Auerbaoh & Bro. thoroughly reno
waited, preparatory to the opening |
shortly.
Can Ezekiel have had an eye to tho
coming bicycle in that vision where
he saw zone wheel with one cherub,
and another wheel with another
cherub ?"
A foil and prompt attendance of
the tabernacle choir ia desired at the
Tabernacle, at 7.30 O'Clock this even
ing. The matter of the excursion on
Tuesday next will come up.
The schools ia all parts of the city
are receiving accessions every week,
and the prospects sre that the school
attendance this year will be consider
ably in excess OF any former year.
How was it done2 Victor Hugo
wrote to a "fraternsl banquet" of
men that ne could not be
present, but sent them "a shake of
lis hand from the bottom of his
leart."
The Prince Of Wales two sons are
somewhat lively. Willis on a sea
Toyage recently the younger was
heard to exclaim: Come, bub, tune
Up your fiddle and give us God save
your old grandmother
a 5-year-old daughter of Mr.. Fred ]
of the Nineteenth Ward, |
gas lost on Thursday. She may have
,een recovered by this time, but any
me knowing anything OF her where
'bouts Toald be doing an act OF kind
less by forwarding the information 10
Ter parents.
The ball given in the Twelfth
Ward Schoolhouse, last night, was a
cry select and a most enjoyable
fair. About seventy-five couple en-
aged in the "mszey," as Dick
would say, until the witch.
ng hour, and all LETT and went on
leII way relOlclnSs
The concert in the Fifteenth Ward
Assembly Rooms. on Thursday even
ng, for the benefit of the new build
ng. drew cut a very large crowd,
here being scarcely standing room.
he concert was very satisfactory 10
Il, and the proceeds we're especially
to the building committee,
lie built bower of leafy sprays
To shield his darling from the heat.
Would we might live thus all our
days."
He said, reclining at her feet.
las, poor love-blind, foolish folk,
To hold of life so crude q notionl
he bower was built of poison oak,
And they had to use some Blank
blanks lotion.