The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-05
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The mercury climbed to 760, yes.
terday.
The fare from Ogden to Bellevue
is SS1.75.
The moon is becoming beautifully
luminous again.
And now everybody complains of
the hot weather.
Bullion shipments on Wednesday
amounted to SS,S0IS7.
Major W. Hyndman and Mr.. E.
NJ. Wilson are down from Idaho.
The immigrants are expected to
arrive at Ogden at l.SG pm. to-day.
President John Taylor and party
returned from Cache Valley on
Wednesday.
The weather, Notwithstanding
the wet moon predictions" contin-
ues pleasant.
The May term of the First Judicial
District-Judge EmersOn's-began
at Ogden on Monday.
DR.. Eike, of Provo, who has been
in town on business, returns to his
home and patients this morning
Another excursion party is ex-
pected to arrive in this city on Fri
day night. 1t is a sort of Il second
section.
A Utah and Northern passenger
train arrived ut Ogden, from tie
north, last night, bringing the de-
layed mails.
Quite Il number of persons were
at the depot last night, under the
impression that the immigrants
would arrive.
Mr.. J. Birch is opening supply
station at the head of Soldier Fork
Canyon, on the route of the Denver
and Rio Grande.
The first appearance Of Thos. W.
Keene and his troupe takes place
tonight Bukwer's great drama of
" Richelieu Is the piece.
The Home Dramatic Club is work
ing up number of pieces which
will be given in quick succession
when an opportunity affords.
1t is said that the contract for
grading for the Denver and Rio
Grande between Provo and Salt
Lake will be awarded this week.
Mr.. Frink is again disclosing the
and beauties of the heavens
by means OF his powerful telescope.
He held forth 1t jennings corner
asst night. 1t Is likely he viii spend
-he summer here.
Mr.. David james returned from
England on Wednesday. lie has
been absent sixteen weeks, attend !
ng to business and visiting Old |
scenes and friends. He comes back
good health.
Samuel Stone, the person arrested |
md indicted for bigamy, and who
pleaded guilty, was sentenced by |
Judge Hunter, on Wednesday, to be
in the Detroit House of |
Correction for one year, and to pay |
/ fine of $3.50.
The May term of the Second Judi
.ial District, over which Judge
Twiss presides, should have COM
nenced on Monday last, but owing
o the absence of the judge from
Beaver, he being occupied in hear
ng the divorce case here, he was not
He left for Beaver on
Wednesday morning.
Miss Ada Dwyer starts for Beaver
N Saturday morning, where she
will assume her labors us a teacher
# elOcutiOn. Last evening a num-
,er of young invited friends GATH
red at the residence of her father,
fr. james Dwyer, and made merry
or a few hours. The occasion was
very pleasant one for all.
In the Patterson divorce suit, the
hiding of the court was that the
laintiff was entitled to a decree,
which was granted. Mrs. Patterson
vas awarded the custody of the
hid, for whose support Mr. Pas
erson must pay $500 year, and the
anne amount for the support and
of Mrs. Patterson.
Jacob, a son of Mr.. James Town
end, now keeping the Warm
prings lighthouses, died suddenly
N May 3rd. from brain fever. He
1as well and ut school on Friday
asst The funeral services were
Olemnized yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs.
townsend have the sympathy of
heir many friends in this sudden
rom of the running rivulet the icy
chain l. thaved,
md the 6ltier of the winglet of the
d"volet i abroad;
he qu4cklet of the ducklet in the brook
let we can hesr,
md thu rootlet of the piglet will pres
emily appear.