The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-02-11
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| A fellow for Drunkenness was fntC
IS on Thursday.
The recent snow has been con
Verted into mud.
The regular Tabernacle choir prac
ices takes place this evening.
The bullion shipments on Thurs
day aggregated $26. 0S9. 05 in value.
The High Council will meet in the
Council House at z O'Clock this even
ing.
Dryer has the March numbers OF
the Lady's Bear and RetersOn's Mag.
0ziHe.
The big -Four MinttreP' troupe
make their second appearance this
evening.
1t iS expected that the new trial
granted in the Keyser case will CON-
mence to-day.
Ga Thursday. Edward ]. Palmer,
= native Of England, was admitted to
citizenship.
Judge Emerson is still sitting in
this district and attending to the
criminal business.
Just as the entertainment clcsed
at the Theatre las. night, fine large
flakes began to fall.
The fellow who discovered the
River Tppecsnoe must have capsized
his boat when naming it.
The frat of series of lectures on
educational topicsSWill begin this
evening in Independence Hall.
A Frenchman's translation of the
phrase "Frailty thy name is woman:"
mile. Frailty is the name of the
lady"
The thermometer indicates another
tumble. The highest point attained
BY the mercury on Thursday was 81
the lowest 1S'.
]. II. Brown, let out of the Jail on
the 9th, got back last night, and for
being drunk anddisturbing the peace
was assessed SO.
The liquor cases are still agitating
the saloon keepers. The city seems
bent on supressing the sale OF liquors
at unlawful hours.
Geo. MoCarty, charged with at
tempted rape, was tried and found
guilty on Thursday. He is to be
sentenced on Monday.
The "Big Four Ministries" band
paraded the streets on Thursday
afternoon. and was listened to by q
delighted crowd. The band is a good
one.
The Frisco Mining and Smelling
Company has resumed its bullion
quite q helty one being
made through the Deseret National
Bank on Thursday.
The report in circulation that Hon.
Orson Pratt was much worse seems
to have been unfounded. There is q
general improvement in his condition,
though on Thursday he was not feel.
so well.
This morning Sheriff John W. Tur-
ner starts east. going after witnesses
for the prosecution in the case of the
People against Fred. Hopt, for the
murder of the sherif1's son at Park
City lsst July, which case is set for
trial on Wednesday next.
In the last three days twelve saloon
keepers have been fined 500 each
81 ,098 in all-and had their licenses
In each case an sppeal has
been taken, and the long expected
fight between the city and the saloon
keepers seems fairly started.
All members Qsdies and gentle
men) of the Mckenzie Reform Club,
eligible to vote, are requested to at
tend q special meeting on Saturday
evening, at 7.S0, in jennings Hall,
for the election OF officers for the
ensuing term. ]. 7. Buckle, Sec'y
The boys at the postofice we're
somewhat surprised last night at the
amount OF mail they received and it's
condition. 1t is stated that it had
not been handled or separated since
leaving Omaha, and the wolk that
should have been done on the road
had to be pert rmed here.
The sale of valentines progresses at
q lively rate. the beastly looking ones
to be in big demsnd.
which 10 q sad commentary ON en-
lightensd tsste. However. Savsge's
beauties-sud they are
b, auties, and as handsome as any
can behind a very ready sale.
And thus another industry j. en-.
There is something strange about is:
WITH all the temperance organizations
and societies formed to further the
cause; with all the re
ported increase N membership;
with all the reported success aud
awakened interest in the csuse-sil
Of recent date-Oyer 2, 1000 pers2Ds
sign q petition testifying to the rapid
increase in the evil OF intern perHnce.
How can it be accounted for?
1.-TWO lovers sat beneath tree.
4 heir names were Joe and Maggie;
And as they sat the girls hair caught
Within the branches shaggy.
And then howl, long, loud howl,
Beneath the branches shsggy,
And Joe he jumped and cried aloud,