The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-01-27
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The cry is bad bridges

p The cry is bad bridges
McLain has been bound over.
Yesterday was every inch 8 sprinj
day.
The printers party comes of to-
night.
@. D. W. Fullmer. Esq., OF Cache
Valley. is in town.
The Police Court It'll keeps up q
good or bad showing.
Mr.. Hugh McCorkindale was up
from Milford last night.
The receipts OF the Theatre lAst
night, amounted to $3.50.
The ice crop is being gathered now,
and it is not az good As could be de-
sired.
The Alta Relief Committee held
another session on Wednesday alter
noon.
The mercury ran up to Az On
Wednesday; SSs was the lowest point
reached.
The performance at the Theat e
last night drew out q very large
audience.
The calendar of the Third District
Court for the February term is nearly
completed.
The Great Basin Mine is now shiL-
ping bullion under the name Il
Connor bullion.
Freight traffic on the Utah and
Northern has fallen off considerably
since the holidays.
This weather, with the present good
roads, is bringing lucerne into town
again in wagon loads.
Two or three more days like thai
of Wednesday, and horseback and
buggy will again be the rage.
The coal question seems to have
decided itself now, as there no longer
exists any agitation on that account
Mccormick & Co., yesterday, re-
ceived eight cars of Conner bullion
vailed at So. 600. No other shipments
were reported.
Edward 8. Hammer, q native o.
denmark, and George Trombridge. 8
native Of England, were admitted tc
citizenship on Wednesday.
There are quite large number o.
idle men about the streets nowadays,
though there does not appear to be
any very extreme poverty.
Milford Sentinel: There is report
going the rounds among our miners
that the Rocky Copper Mine has been
sold to Salt Lake parties for $50, 600
The Ontsri9 Mill still makes reRu
lar bullion shipments, but as the
precious metal goes over the railroad
now, and does not come here, no re-
port is made in this city.
Two or three drunken fellows iu
the Theatre last night, while not
boisterous, made themselves con-
spicuous nuisanees by talking aloud
during the progress OF the play.
The members Of the Liquor Dealers
Protective Union held another meet
ing on Wednesday. The object was
to still farther consider the constitu.
ton and bylaws Of the organization.
The first cornet player OF the Fort
Douglas band played a short sole
during one OF the selections by the
band last night, which was very finely
rendered, and called forth applause.
The bullion shipments from Silver
Reef, through Wells, Fargo 4 Co.,
from the 18th to the 18th inclusive,
aggregate SIS, 374.4S. Total ship.
ments for January, to date, s53,
S45.21.
There was another exhibition lasI
night OF unmsnnerly conduct in 9
portion OF the auuience in rising
before the conclusion OF the play and
preparing themselves for leaving the
Theatre.
The Fort Douglas band played il
frUnt of the Walker House or
Wednesday night, gathered a large
crowd, marched to the Theatre and
played there. The band is rapidly
improving.
The members Of the fire depart
ment had q drill yesterday evening
atSixthEsst and Second South streets
for the purpose of testing the force o.
the hydEant at that point The
steamer was out.
Mrs. Subdued Grief Brown, in thl
Bankers Daughter. Lad her thiIC
husband last night. Mr.. j. E. Evan
tsking the part OF Old Brown az vel
as that Of Babbage. He made it a
much OF success as he has done o
Babbase.
A saudy-complexioned snoiohmar
Registered at the ONT house. or
Tuesday, as Pig Jones tsuggestlve)
He Was shown to a room with 1--WE
beds. one of which was already taken
During the night he decamped. tax
in q bundle OF clothing belonging L
the other occupant, IN which, IL Ii
clAimed, there was purse conssIE'
ling S25. He is wanted.
"Oh, where is my boy tonight
Where is my tender youth roaming?
A mother sang, in anxious tones,
At the twilight's yellow cleaning.
Well, that fragile youth was mile away
Quite comfortably fixed you see,