The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-03-23
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e again.
The Union Pacific is running OF
time again.
q Gardening and farming are in
I progress in all directions.
Auer & Murphy were again ar
> rested for selling after hours.
The moon IS getting pretty thin,
to speak after the manner of men.
About one dozen of the electric
light lamps were put up on Tuesday.
One of the stores south of the
Wasatch is being thoroughly reno
waited.
The liquor question did not come
up before the City Council iast
night.
Tie calling of the chancery docket
of the Third District Court is set for
to-day.
The bullion shipments on Tuesday
aggregated in value the sum OF
Sl6,9l457.
Dwyer has the March number of
the Family Herald and Frank Les
les illustrated for the 10Th.
The atmosphere was remarkably
clear last night; the heavens being
literally covered with stars.
This pleasant weather is deci-
dedly conclusive to the development
of flies, beetles and bugs of all kinds.
John a. Stevens and company ap-
pear for the first time this evening, |
at the Theatre, in " PASSIONS Slave"
The trial of the colored and Indian |
wenches for fighting on Commercial |
street on Monday, viii take place to-
day.
Rivers in this vicinity have COM
menced to rise, and will be booming
ere long. should this weather con-
tinue.
The Accident rs. Tiewaukie case
has finally concluded. 1t was the
only business before Judge Emerson
On Tuesday.
c. r. Savage, Esq, the indefati-
gable YiewiSt, and Fred. Lam
bourne. returned ON Tuesday from
heir western trip.
Flowing, for the excavation of the
cellars and for foundations to the
lew block of buildings north of
lere, commenced on Tuesday.
And now the Barbee and Walker
Zine, at Silver Reef, has closed {
lOwn; and the citizens have organ
zed safety committee against the
liners Union.
1t was $50 in the shade here about
Don yesterday. AT $40 o'clock ON
1onday night, at Boise City, Idaho,
he thermometer marked go above
eTO. How is that for warm?
This is the day on which the filing q
I the statement, ETC., on motion for f
new trial in the Hopt case is to be {
lade, and on which Fred. Hopt is 2
} be sentenced for the murder of I
ohm I. Turner.
We call attention to the advertise t
lent of Mr.. Marion Merrill, which f
ppears i'll our local columns this b
forming. Mr.. NJ. has a fine stock of t
pods IN his line, at "Phil'S" old f
llOOn, 12GO, First South street. k
st. Mary's Hospital is to be built Z
1 Second South street, on the +
'rner of Fourth East, a piece of
'ound having been purchased for d
Ie purpose, which is now being .
Id out and trees planted on it.
"Under the Gaslight," which is to
J presented ON the 5th of April,
as rehearsed last night at the The
re. Messrs. Mckenzie, Margetts,
raham and Misses ColebrOok and =,
dith Clawson and Mrs. Ardelle "
cummings are the strong cast. =
Tom Cassel, who was here with I
nellie Melville, as Tom Casselli, =
Is IA miniature imitation of the
gyptian Obelisk, with the hero
yphicS, etc, on which he has 4
ade application for a patent. The
Ell is ingenious, and is on exhibit
on at Dryers store.
Tuesdays Pilot. The remains of ="
eneral Emery Upton went east =
is morning. Major ]. B. Camp 4
Ii and Major Egan, of the Fourth
nited States Artillery, acted as {
cOrt from San Francisco. General 4
j. Alexander, commander of Fort q
lis, and a brOther-in-laW of Gen. th
pton, came from the north and OF
ct the party, and he and Major II
gan accompany the remains east, m
lille Major Campbell returns to =
IN Francisco, after making a visit
Salt Lake.
How doth little busy b n,
(By Il mean belief VI
Improve each shining hair to see
II she can catch swell
Bow skillfully she plsiis each tress,
How neatly folds her pads,
And lets a carl flow down her back, ID
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