The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-25

on Monday as usual. 'le1
The streets were rnu.n.r
crowded on Saturday. '~'Ily
The primary fair will be omen 3.
two days next week. 1Of
The Driving Park track
never so lively as now. ""S
The fair at Logan, which has ~.
closed was a big success. just
The boys in blue were out in frn
force Oh Saturday night. ''''
John S. Thompson was admitted
to citizenship on Saturday. '''O
Tuere were quite a number %
DRINKS on the streets last night,
The bullion shipments renortad 49,
Saturday amounted to $4,000 0nI W
One case of assault-in ENGLISH
knock-dOwn-was fined S. on Sat
urday.
The mercury on Saturday wor.
up to $50; the minimum thermomoo'
ter was 4S0.
Memorial services will be held br
all religious denominations in tTs
city on Monday. '''
The Hebrews opened Then
business establishments after sT1
down last evening.
The funeral Of the late Gen Bar.
mum takes place from his late resi-.
dencc this afternoon.
The board of trade for this
county held a meeting in the Conn
Gil House on Saturday.
And now there is talk of getting
up a race for trOtterS which have
never beaten three minutes.
The matinee of Patience ON
Saturday afternoon was well at
tended and well appreciated.
The Theatre viii be unopened to
the public this week, but nightly
reheaTsalS will take place.
There will be 10 performance at
the Theatre any time this week.
The "Sea of Ice" will be played next
week.
The number Of bowling DRINKS
last night was exceptionally large,
and they were heard in all direc-
tiOns.
There will again ae a general su-
spension of business on Monday,
when the funeral of Gen. Garfield
takes place.
The impaneling Of the grand
jury was again postponed on Satur-
day, until the 27th inst. This IS the
third postpenement.
On account of the Union Pacifc
being three hours late last night
the Utah Central did not wait, aIC
no eastern mail came down.
Persons were making a good
ready for Monday last night, pT
chasing such groceries and the like
as they might need till Tuesday.
The members of Oquirrh En-
campment Battalion, I. O. 0. F., art
hereby ordered to meet in their hal
at 10 o'clock to-day, sharp. T. G.
Bailey, Captain.
Notwithstanding the fact that
Judge Hunter has declared thu
ordinance invalid. saloon keeper;
maintain the appearance of closing
at the regulation hour, 10 o'clock.
Water from the city canal is now
being emptied into the First am
Second Wards, and at the waste
gates below as much is carried ou'
as runs in City Creek when at It's
highest.
Sexton J. E. Taylor reported thai
the mortality for the week ending
last night was eighteen, Of which
eight were the deaths Of childTel
under years Of age. The morta'
ity keeps up.
DR.. Dyer, the electrician, has bee
meeting with such marked sncceS
in the treatment of sick persons J.
this city by means of electricity, an
effects a cure in so short a time, th1
many of his patients have given hlD
the name of "Dr. Lightning.
About S.45 o'clock last night :
founding was left at the house o
Mrs. Strickland, three doors Westl
| Mr.. Henry Dinwoodey's store. J
note with it stated that the chill
| a healthy boy, would be 4 weeks Oh
tomorrow, and gave it to AIs,
| Strickland for all time. The naHEs
was signed, and is that of a DaDssn
woman. Some persons from W. l'
Nineteenth Ward. who have nocl[
dren, took it and will bring 1t up
AS a result of good work-and a.
vertising in the HERALD-MessLs,
PendIetOn s. RideOut, the COmllns--,
cial street horse shOers-than WloI
there is none better-haye oes1
forced to double their capacity alo
have made quite an extension ~ -
their shops, and yet they 70; :tT
crowded. The boys have a peCulLL%,s
faculty of making a slow AUaIT
speedy, and a flyer better still
| the result OF their excellent sh0elD7