The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-22
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The eclipse occurs on the 9th
inst.
Bullion receipts on Saturday
amounted to S7.S45.
Ogden is better satisfied with the
electric light than at first.
The highest thermometer on Satur-
day was SO, the lowest $50.
Business was very lively on Sat
urday, especially among groeers.
The pigeon shooting match takes
place at PARK City on Tuesday next.
Grand and petit jurors for the Sep
TENDER term of the District Court
will be drawn on Monday.
Haverly's "Strategists" Company
begins three nights engagement
at the Theatre Monday night.
For several nights past shooting
has been done in parts Of the city.
Some one will get nabbed yet.
1t will in all probability keep get
ting hotter and hotter right along
now, until about the 10th of June
On Saturday, E. Sutherland was
fined $3.50 for being drunk. etc,
and breaking the windows of the
Jail.
The Police Court was compare
lively quiet on Saturday, nOtWith-
standing the lively condition of the
streets.
The trustees of the Tenth School
District publish notice of the
annual June election IN another
column.
The case of John +. Delamater,
charged with grand larceny, was
tried at Ogden on Friday and he was !
Dwyer has the North american
ReCieIO for June, and the Agrtcul- |
.uriSt and LeStie'S Lady'S Magazine
for the same month.
The Utah and Northern Railway
'eceiYed two new engines on Satur-
lay from the Brooks Locomotive
Works, Dunkirk, n. y.
Already engagements have been
made for the Theatre for a great
majority of the nights from now
Until the middle of next month.
A new side track has been put
Iown at Granger on the Union Pa
ific Railroad, and work on the Ore
on Branch is being pushed vigOr-
usly.
There is Il report of a pitch battle
etween the engineer corps Of the
Union Pacific and Central Pacific
railroads III Twin Greek Pass,
daho.
The matinee ut the Theatre on
afternoon, widow Be
ott," was well attended. The
roupe left for the west on the
fternoon train.
Mr.. John S. Lindsay is making
borough preparation for his patri-
tic performance" Under One Flag"
o be given next Monday night
Teek, Decoration Day.
There is no confirmation by tele-
raph that Celestial of New York
TaS threatened with maltreatment
Y his penny-hued brethren for hum
hing to himself, while ironing linen:
See he COnkling hero come"
Mr.. l.. Goldberg, the big clothier
1 the Wasatch Building is doing an
immense wholesale business, the
idewalk in front of his large store
eing nearly all the time filled with
Gods either going out or coming in.
Excellent progress is being made
n the block of building north of
his Office, being erected by Captain
Topper and General Eldredge. The
is now nearly in and
'ill he COMPLETED this week. The
lmber will be put on the ground
his coming week and the super
Jructure commenced.
Mr.. Frank Z. Aiken, of Haverly's
trategist Comedy Company, will be
here with pleasure by
lany old time Chicagoans that :
new him as being leading man at
FOODS Museum, on Randolph street,
hicago; playing with Mr.. and Mrs.
homas Barry, Nellie Howard, Mrs.
toneal, John Dillon, McManus and
ne rest of the old-time favorites
nat were with Colonel Wood.
here once was 8 wild-eyed editor,
With a washxomsn bold for a creditor,
When che dunned him out loud,
Right before big crowd,
~! but didn't he shake his bald head
at her.