The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-01-16
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Oh, for q let up on this rain.

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Mt Cal entertainment in this city.
D Mr.. Sears and his wife were dow
re from Ogden on Saturday.
q Few tame DRINKS found their wa
- - into limbo last night.
10 There was the slightest evidence q
.s ifost Imaginable on Saturday night.
/ When does the County Educa
Q tionsl Association hold its next meet
}. ingH
Mr.. ]. P. Howe, the business agen
Iof the Wyman Comedy Company,
!. in town.
: The frat term of the second semes
8 ter OF the University OF Deseret, be.
z gins tomorrow.
The Thermometer, on Saturday,
! ranged between AZ as the highest ami
$50 IS the lowest.
3 Men gathered in knots all about tn,
3 streets, on Saturday night, discussing
the last slide at Alta.
While it is disagreeable, q wealth
OF good CROPS is being piled up in the
mountains by the storms.
There were not great many teams
, in from the county on Saturday,
owing TO the heavy roads.
The talk of the town, on Saturday,
was about the terrible avalanche AT
Alta on Saturday morning.
In the United States Supreme
Court, on Monday last, Arthur Brown,
Esq, was admitted to practice.
The stGts road is in q terrible con-
ditiGn With mud. It is between two
and three inches deep on the level.
Between 8 and 9 o'clock last nigh {
the clouds broke and cleared away,
and the moon shone out with delight
iul splsndor.
The next term Of Judge Emerson's
court, the First District, will be held
at Provo. commencing on the third
Monday in February.
The Union Pacific was behind
time again last night, and az the
Utah Central did not wait, the eastern
mail was not received.
The heavens seem to have a par
LicuIar spite against us. The like
has not been known within the mem.
DRY OF the oldest -.
All Wyman and his troupe appear
at the Theatre on Friday and Satur-
day evenings next, and on Saturday
afternoon in a matinee.
The lecture season seems inclined |
to lag this winter. What has be-
come of so many of our lecturers this
season! Wherefore this silence?
Mr.. H. B. Willies, OF st. Paul.
came down from Park City on Satur
day having visited some mining pro.
perties, there iC which heis interested.
A special train ran down to the
Horn Silver Smelling Works, seven
III "a below the city, on Saturday,
vi narty interested in seeing them.
Tn, p City Record tells of q
valuable, 80 ke recently made In the
Claim in ThaYne's Canon.
The extent OF the strike is not stated.
A resoldtion passed by the City
Coupefl, granting the right of way to
tho Salt Lake Power, Light md Heat
ing Company, will be found on the
IouIth page.
For all the good the moon has done
Is this time We might as veil have
mad none. For nearly four months
now our moonlight nights have been
spoiled by foul weather.
The total rainfall for the week end
ing 9 O'Clock last night, was 0.58 Of
An inch-not q great deal. but with
he accompanying thsw. sufficient to
make deuced sight OF mud.
The only bullion shipment reported
ID Saturday was through Mccormick
{ Co., and consisted of three cars OIL
iermAnia lead and three bars OF Ger.
mania silver, valued at IS, 480.
A great many persons went to the
1epot on Saturday night, to meet the
Utah Southern train al it came in
rom the south. bearing those fleeing
rom the wrath OF the avalanche.
Persons near the city have been
taking advantage OF the recent tbaW
and rains to plow up new ground,
and some old. which they were un-
able to do in the fall because OF
ack of rains.
The Office of the clerk OF the
District Court was without anything
If interest on Saturday, there bsiag
10 session of the court. which has sd-
ousned until 10 o'clock on Wednes-
lay morning next.
This morning Msssrs. James
Dunn A. O., JIG. and w. G. A.
3moot, return to Prove, having COM
oleted the purchases for the new store
which is TO be opersted in connection
With the Provo wooden factory.
Saloon keepers, as rule, seem
little worried over the petition pre-
ented TO the City Council lasi Tues
lay night, asking that more stringent
be adopted regarding the
manner OF conducting saloons.
The body OF Leo Steinau, the sui.
Tide, has been LETT with the city sex.
on, to be retained until the young
mems parents can be heard from. 1t
8 probable the body will be sent to
Louisville. KY. for interment.
Judge S. P. Twiss. will proceed to
Beaver some time after the sitliDgs of
be Supreme Court have ended, be
having been assigned TO the Second
District by Secretary Thomas, in bis
capacity OF acting governor of the
erritory.
Since hunting is not good, sleigh
ng is spoiled, buggy riding disagree
Ible, fishing out of date and walking
lnbearable, some OF the young people
nay surprise themselves to-day by
.oing to hear the word of God :
preached.
The attention of those requiring
OF any description, at any
inc, is directed TO Mr.. David Evans
ard. elsewhere. He makes jobbing
| specially and promptness feature.
It has not been generally known that
he is authorized by bis license 10 tap
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