The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-01-13
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lg to-day.
The fall Of rain yesterday measure
U 10 of an inch.
% A solitary drunk was assessed q '
q on Wednesday.
d The mercury kept among the for
Ie ties Wednesday.
D. Que individual was fined $40 Oh
!. Wednesday for disturbing the peace.
4 Last night couple OF soldiers. to-
% full Tor utterance, we're locked uS il
4 Jail.
VI Mr. David James started for Liver
pool on Wednesday morning on bust
D uess
The Mckenzie Reform Club vii
indulge in ball this evening at theil
hall.
t A change in the weather, of any
kind whatever. would be acceptable
, just now.
The Union Pacific was again late
last night. and there was therefore nc
eastern mail.
The bullion shipments reported on
Wednesday amounted 70 $6.045. 80
only in value.
Mr.. Geo. A. Metars hAs decidedly
readable advertisement which is pub
| liehed this morning
And now they have diphtheria in
Bear Lake, the Democrat chroniclipg
Two cases in Montpelier.
The printers are talking Of giving
ball the latter part of this or the
early part Of next month.
A fellow was engaged in hsranguing
crowd on corner last night, and
was arrested and lodged in jail.
The present rain storm extends the
whole distance south to Juab; and has
cleared away the snow all along the
valleys.
The Olsen's quadrille band has
gone to Park City to play at the
Masonic ball which came of at that
camp last night.
The Supreme Court has adjourned
over until Monday, owing to the ne
cessity of Judge Emerson returning
TO Ogden to attend his own court.
The superstition that meerscham is
petri6ed ''sea foam". as its name
implies, is erroneous. 1t is a com posi-
ton OF silica, magnesiA and water.
1t is a refreshing sight to see boys |
sksting-particulArly so when they
can skate from any part of town to
Main street, and take the sidewalks
for it.
1t is a cruel thing to shutter the
idols We have cherished in our hearts
from childhood, but it must be done
cat gut is lot the gut OF cat, but Of
sheep.
Owing 10 the recent storms, the
wires were down between Ogden and
Cheyenne Last night, which accounts
for the absence of much dispatch this
The funeral services over the re-
mains OF the year-old daughter of
Mr.. Richard Msrgetts, who died on
Tuesday evening, will tske place from
the residence in the Nineteenth Ward
at 10 O'Clock q. M, to-dsy.
Il is expected that Judge Hunter
will deliver his decision to-day on the
motion for q non-suit, made by the
license, in the case of M. 6haugh-
messy Us. L. F. Gerrish ct a., which {
notion was submitted on Monday last. ID
The largest number of deaths re- !
:ulting from any one disease in this
,ity during 1880 was Ill, being !
,aused by diphtheris. In the course
Of time it may be seen fit for our city !
athers to take precautionary meas
Tres in regard to this disease.
On Wednesday evening crowd OF
Toung fellows were about to perpe-
rate a joke by stuffing a mans
clothes, and throwing them across
he sidewalk to represent q dead
nan. Conductor Howard. OF the
Utah Southern, happening to pass,
Ipoiled the joke.
Jas. P. Freeze, Esq. superintend.
mt OF the Thirteenth Ward Coopera-
i've Store, has had favorable action
AIKEN on his petition to the City
Council, in which he asked permits
ion to put down a stone crossing
rom the Thirteenth Ward Store to {
he other side of the street. the oros- l
ing to be not more than five inches
Ibo7e the grade OF the street. :
Board schoolmaster desiring to ex-
,lain the word Connected" which
lad occurred in the course of the q
eading lesson Nov, boys, suppose d
hat / was always boating of my F
earning-that knew a good deal of l
ATTN, for instance, or that my per. :
onal appearance was-that was
cry good looking. y'knoW-what
hould you say 1 wasf Straightior- n
Yard boy (who had "csught the :,
peaker's eye")-I should say you 4
vas a liar, g. {
Gently treat the little ones,
For the darlieg lssses
Soon will grow 10 naidenhood-
Time so swiftly passes. c
Gently treat the little ones,
Kiss the blooming baby;