The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-02
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And the cry is, hotter yet.

: And the cry is, hotter yet.
e Wednesday was a thoroughly
e lquiet day.
! Six deaths are reported from diph-
! liberia last month.
t Our city continues to be visited bv
large numbers of tourists.
One vagrant, Jerome McGregor.
+ was fined $40 on Wednesday.
Races and racing is the talk of
everybody. Let US have a few.
Bullion shipments reported on
Wednesday amounted to $5,1O976.
The conundrum now is: When do
the bathing trains begin to run regu-
, larly?
Hon. Orson Pratt has SO far Ie-
covered as to be able to be around
again.
| Gus Williams opens at the The
latre on Friday evening in "Our
German Senator"
On last evenings freight an in
ljured man was brought up and
taken to the hospital.
The Eighteenth and Thirteenth
Ward schools will go to Calder's
Farm for an out some day next
week.
The Central Pacific being half an
hour late on Wednesday morning.
the Utah Central was also that much |
behind time.
The card of MeSsrs. Charley Car
rington and Bert Young, of the
Dexter Stables. appears elsewhere
this morning.
The Old Folks Excursion ON the |
22d of this month. Remember the |
occasion and the cause hard enough |
to encourage it!
The mortuary report for this
month shows the number of deaths /
during May to have been thirty-seVen
in Salt Lake City.
Several Salt Lake parties are dis
cussing the project of going to the
Yellowstone country for sum-
mer's out this year.
The official thermometer regis
tered 500 yesterday, but several I'M
official mercury markers tailed
higher than that figure.
The heaviest mortality during
May was from acute lung disease,
the number of deaths from this
cause reported being eleven.
Welt How about that Fourth of
July celebration? If it is the in
tention to do anything this year,
lively work will have to be COM
menced.
The Southern Utonidn gives a
most flattering notice of the con-
Guiding reading given at Beaver by
Miss Ada Dwyer, who taught an
elocution class there.
Mr.. w. Fl. Strickland, general
agent Of Haverly's Mastodon Min
strels, has completed the necessary
arrangements for the appearance
here of his monster troupe.
The hearing on the application of
the owners of the Pinyon Mine,
Park City, for an injunction against
the Climax, was commenced on
Wednesday, and will probably last
a week.
Ogden Pilot: The Central Pacific
brought in ia passengers this morn
ing, seventy-Six of whom were MEM
bers of the Raymond ex-
curSion, which went west a short
time since.
The aggregate value of bullion
by the Ontario, during
the month Of May was $3.50 ,301.33.
1t must be remembered that the
mill was shut down for eight days,
from the 18th to the 25tn.
On Wednesday, the butchers gen.
orally discussed the action of the
City Council on Tuesday evening,
in passing the resolution removing
the slaughter houses to the land
north of the Warm Springs.
The aged mother of our respected
tOwnSmen, Henry and James Din
woodey, died yesterday. in the Third
Ward of this city. The funeral will
take place on Friday, from the Third
Ward Schoolhouse, at 10 am.
Last evening the friends of Misses
Hattie and Libbie Hooper, on invi-
tation of the ladies, passed a few
very pleasant hours at the residence
of Capt. Hooper. The evening and
the occasion were most delightful.
Watson Bros. the well-known
contractors, builders, manufacturers
of tombStoneS and monuments, and
dealers in mantlepieces and hearth
stones, will be seen represented in
our advertising columns this morn
ing.
1t is unlikely that the present
term of the Third District Court,
will continue longer than the 1st of
July; Judge Hunter limiting on
Wednesday that an adjournment
it may not be sine die-would take
place before that time.
a general attendance of all men,
bers in good standing in Salt Lake
Lodge, No. l, is desired at their hall,
this evening at o'clock, sharp, as
business of an important nature
will be brought before the lodge.
By order of VIM. T. Donelson, w.
G. T.
On Saturday next the students of
the University of Deseret will spend
the day at Calder's Farm. The aca-
demic year of the University closes
on Friday, and the day succeeding
will be spent at the pleasure resort
mentioned. Friends and old stu
dents of the University are invited
to participate.
An ingenious method of walking
hens out of a garden has recently
been patented. 1t is called the
Progressive reform hen promul-
gator" 1t consists of an inverted
spur which points backward into
the ground, which is fastened to the