The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-02-03
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The weather still continues delight

The weather still continues delight
fuI.
"Mareppa" will be repeated this
evening.
Rain began to come down again
about midnight.
One person arrested on Wednesday
for ASA It. was discharged.
The new moon was beheId last
night IN the western heavens.
The advantage OF being chimney.
sweep il that his calling scots him.
The bullion shipments on Wednes.
day aggregated in value, So. 557.94.
he sued for her hand before mar.
risge. and her baud sewed fer him
after.
The rainfall from Tuesday evening,
until Wednesday evening, vas .04 Of
an inch
The Theatre will be opened nearly
every night up to aud including the
22nd OF this month.
The youthful prig. Nash, was fined
SO on the charge OF stealing q shovel
On Wednesday. He has other csses-
No one is truly rich who has not
wealth of lave, wealth OF sympathy,
and weslth of good will to all man.
kind.
4 suit for $50 GOO damages-min-
ing csse--hAs been instituted in the
Third District Court; second has
been commenced for 81 800.
TIE thermometer has almost
climbed up to summer regions. the
mercury going as high as 57e on
Wednesday, with 410 as the lowest
point.
Solomon Brothers & Gold have
moved into new quarters on the other
side of the etreet, formerly occupied
by Hills restaurant. They have
fixed up the place nicely.
On Monday and Tuesday week, the
18th and 18th insts.. Sullivsn's noted
"Mirror of Ireland, and Irish Comedy
troupe" will perform at the Theatre.
The company is well spoken of.
This evening the employees OF the
Q. O. NJ. I. Shoe Factory and Tan
merry Mutual Aid Society give the
first OF a series OF three parties, in the
Twelfth Ward Assembly Rooms.
Hooley's Minstrel Troupe, consist
ing of thirty performers. which left |
Chicago on Monday, will appear here !
on the 10th, l1th and 18th, and will |
give matinee on Saturday afternoon.
Park Record: The snow on Bonanza |
Flat is ten feet deep on level. The |
cut made through this for the passage
Of the Utah boiler required immense
work. In drifts the cut is as much
ls fifteen feet deep.
The Junction says that on Tuesday
night person named Geo. Nicholas
bit of the left ear of David Thomas,
turing an alteration. Nicholas is
I'D in $500 bonds TO await the &C.
ion Of the grand jury.
Il is said the reason the County
Court has refused licenses to persons
'unning saloons down the State Road,
q because citizens theresbout have
1etitioned against the court giving
them licenses, on account OF maiDe
aiming disreputable places.
This evening the grand installation
IF the new officers of Salt Lake Lodge
No. 2, l. o. G. T., will take place in
heir hall over the Deseret National
Bank. A few invited guests will be |
present and participate in . fine
'epass, aitef the exercises are over.
Silver Reef Miner: The contractor
on the drift OF the Buckeye
third level are making fair progress,
considering the solid nature OF the
rock, which is said to be the hardest
ever encountered in the mine, owing
10 which fact the connection with the |
east cross-eu! may not be made as
,OOu 10 WAS anticipated
On Friday evening, February 4th.
\ social party will be given in the |
Twelfth Ward Assembly Rooms, By
the ladies of the Relief Society of the
ward. A goUd committee has the
matter in charge, and such funds as
are raised will oe devoted to deffsying
expenses of recent improvements in
side the Assembly Hail.
Yesterday, at the Creejmoor Gal
lery, 25 Second South street, Mr..
George A. Meears made the best
record with a pistol that has ever
come under our notice in this city.
He made fourteen consecutive bulls
ayes, at fifty feet, the bullssye being
il inches in diameter. This is q
good record, and il will be hsrl work
ior any one to best it.
Though Harry knows the time is late,
And breads her angered sire,
He hates 10 leave his charming fate,
Or rather-leave the fire.
. What happy hours, sweet, SPEND"
He Ei1ha GalOna with thee -