The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-24
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n The "Strategists" will be repeate
5 tonight.
d Two uneventfnl runaways o.
Ell Monday.
The arrival of tourists is yer,
: large about now.
r Mrs. Charles was again fined 81;
= on the old complaint.
The City Council will hold its
regular session this evening.
Tie thermometer on Monday
ranged between $50 and 44s.
Ogden must be booming, with her
electric light and water works.
| A poStoffice has been established
at Thurber, Piute County. Utah.
This morning Hon. John Sharp
and Judge Piper leave for New
York.
Ole Olsen Wald. a native Of Nor
way, was admitted to citizenship on
Monday.
The monthly meeting Of the board
of trade of this county will be held
on Saturday next.
The pigeon shooting match at
Park City, for the two silver bricks,
will take place to-day.
Mr.. Ed. L. Half, of Clapp & Co.,
Boston, is again in Salt Lake, after
an absence Of five years.
The only bullion shipment re-
ported on Monday was one bar
Christy-Value, Sl,6S9.04.
Miss Ada Dwyer returned on
Monday night from Beaver where
she has been instructing a class in
Ielocution.
Three men rode thirty-fve miles
on the 10th, to see Fred Welcome
shot, and seemed considerably dis
appointed.
See the notice elsewhere of sports
on the line of the Utah and Nevada
Railroad which take place on Dec
Grafton day.
Sears Il Liddle. grain, feed and
seed merchants, are in full blast in
their new premises, "a and 20 First
South street.
The grand jury for the September
term Of the Third District Court
will meet on Thursday, September
22d, at IL am.
The legal voters of the Twentieth /
School District can see an adv. in |
column relating to the June
election of trustees.
One S. Johnson was bound over in
$500 on Monday, to keep the peace |
towards a negro whom he was ac-
cused Of threatening.
The petit jury, the names for
which appear elsewhere and which
were drawn on Monday, will con-
vene on Monday, October 10th.
Railroad contractors and graders
should see the Columbus" scraper.
Mr.. Lowell is agent, and says it is
the best. 1t is advertised in another
column.
The telephone will shortly be ex-
tended to the Penitentiary, and to
Wagener's brewery. The poles for
wires to Fort Douglas, are being
placed in position.
Orson w. Huntsman has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Hebron,
Washington County, and Gideon a.
Murdoch postmaster at Joseph, Sc
yier County, Utah.
Mr.. A. Kimball, the young man
who was burned by the bursting of
the boiler fiues on a Utah Southern
engine some time ago, has COM
menced to improve.
Mr.. J. J. Guentherodt, manager Of
the Salt Lake branch of the mer-
camille agency of r. G. Dun Sc Co.,
is in this city making arrangements
for opening an Office shortly.
Among the arrivals at the Walker
House on Monday evening. were
those Of three railroad Z. p
T. Clark, Thos. l..
Kimball, and J. Blickendeefer.
The wind on Sunday, not only
made the day very disagreeable, but
also blew down a number of trees
in this city and in different parts of
the county. 1t also cleared off and
cooled the atmosphere.
Mr.. Dwyer has the June ScribneT,
No. % Of the Humboldt Library,
Seeing and Thinking"
by William Kingston Clifford. T. X.
s., the May number of Family
Herald, and the latest Frank Les
lies Illustrated.
The Hooper and Eldredge block
is to be built Of the Atwood brick,
which have an enviable reputation
for hardness and durability. The
Atwood Brothers lost 10000 unburnt
brick by the late rain storm, which
was particularly heavy at their
yards in Cottonwood.
An honest miner from Cotton
wood, with first class credit among
the boys and plenty Of money coming
TO h m on pay day, ran short Of funds
1T one of the hotels on Saturday, and
soaked" his coat behind the bar.
Sunday morning the poor fellow sat
put on the sidewalk in his shirt
sleeves until an acquaintance
sauntered along and redeemed the
coat.
There was q gay maiden named Fanny,
Who wouldn't darn seeks for her granny
Bat she'd sit all the day,
And she'd hammer away,
Like plumber upon the pisnuy.