The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-29

and blood will tell.
Lead quotations on Saturda
showed that this article commando
but S37.5 per ton.
Mr.. d. G. Dunbar went to Ogde
on Saturday in the interest of tn
Salt Lake HERALD.
A couple of children, boy an CIR
were lost on Saturday. Their parent
are at the Cliff House.
The advertisement of Mr.. w. {
Morris, the "bOSS" painter, will b
found elsewhere this morning.
The regular meeting of Zion
Musical Society is postponed til
June 9th, 1881. d. NJ. McAllisteI
secretary.
The drive to Fort Douglas to wit
ness the dress parade on Sunday
evening Is INDUCED in by all VIII,
can afford it.
Four hundred and fifty years agt
tomorrow Decoration day)the MaiC
OF Orleans was burned at the stak,
at Rouen, France.
If anything is to be done this yea,
in the way of a Fourth of July
celebration, it had better be com
menced without delay.
The HERALD employees will en-
JOY holiday tomorrow, Decoration
Day, hence there will be no edition
of this paper on Tuesday.
A culvert in one of the street.
running east and west in the lowe
part of the city is in beastly condi
ton and almost impossible.
The streets were quite crowded
on Saturday afternoon, and until ;
late hour at night. but not a very
rushing business was done.
James Kelly, a native of Ireland
and James w. Owen and Thomas C.
West, natives of England, were ad
mitted to citizenship on Saturday.
The business department of the
HERALD will be open on Monday
morning from o'clock until 1890
in order that subscribers may obtain
their Sunday papers.
The performances of "Sharps and
Flats" on Saturday afternoon and
evening, by Robson and Crane and
troupe, both drew good houses. The
piece is simply immense.
"Our German Senator" with Gus
Williams as the Senator, is the next
theatrical attraction. The company
is well billed and their advertise.
ment is published this morning.
There are now three surveying
parties at work between the mouth
Of Emigration Canyon and the Park
What does it mean? Is the Utah
Eastern to be brought to this city
Among the new music recently
received by Daynes s. Coalter is a
delightful waltz, Foam" by r
Kohaus, and potpourri of airs
from "Billee Taylor" arranged fol
the piano by W. A. Fallman.
There seems to be a misapprehen
sion as to the appointment of Score
tary Thomas as special census agent
for the collection of church stats
tics. His duties are not confined tC
the Mormon church, but extend tC
all the churches in the territory.
2. Quinn, the deSerter who was
near the track at Woods Cross, when
a fellow deSerter was killed, being
run over by a train, and who was
brought back to the town alleging
that he had a broken back, was
taken to LeavenwOrth on Saturday
morning. He will remain in limbo
two years.
Tomorrow the cricket match,
heretofore mentioned, comes off at
Washington Square. Everybody
will be made thoroughly welcome
and the contestants will be picked
informally from those who are pres.
ent on the grounds and desire to par.
ticipate. A rousing and jolly time
is anticipated by lovers of the old
game.
Some individual was about the
streets on Saturday hunting for a
rifle match. A gentleman of this
city, who handles rifle with ease
expressed his willingness to let the
stranger beat him, but when search
began the stranger could not be
found. 1t is possible that if he is
still hunting a contest and is willing
to put up forfeit, he will be &C
cOmmOdated.
,, A dispute over game of pool a
the White. House, last night, re
suited in a fight, in which one of TIT
participants got very severe beat
ing, being knocked senseleSS. Late
two other young fellows (brotheri
respectively of the first two en-
gagged in a set-to, but were separ
ated before either was damaged t
any noticeable extent.
Bowring Brothers, the live grocer
and fruit and fish men on Firs
South street, have fixed up a new
and novel arrangement in one o
their windows to keep fish cleal
and cool. A sloping stand is mad
of zinc, on which the fish is placed
and a cool stream of water from |
fountain plays upon it constantly
| The idea is an excellent one, ant
: will be a benefit both to their pa
irons and themselves.
Ogden Herald: We are informe,
that, yesterday, as the u. s. \
freight train, which leaves this cit
at 6.15 am, was running down tn
road on the divide between
I this side and Cache Valley
a carriage containing two VIC
men and a child came in contac
with the train. One horse was in
stantly killed and the other fatal!
injured. The vehicle and the han
ness was q total wreck. Strange t
say, the ladies and the child wer
! unhurt.
/ The Pilot says: A purse of $50
was staked in a running race be
tween the Hooper mare LAX
Shore" and MasOn's "Buekskin,
the race to come off on Saturday
! June 18th, in the Ogden DivinI
Park, and under the auspices of tn
! association. After the money hal
been placed in the hands of J. "
McNutt. he was also made the Gus
todian of $1,000 more, wagered b
two parties on this race, thus NAL
! ing 81 200 staked upon a half mil
running race on the day above me1
. Ainrnnd