The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-15

I'M. BEoEEIso and Prof. Ring have
returned from their hunting trip; but
owing to the fact that a party DIN
dams had preceded them, they were IN
able 70 fina any larger game than a feV
chickens. Our bear story Will have u
appear later. 80. ..,-,-a Il .-...
lN oiRcLEs which profess 70 be well
informed il Is said that work VIII be
vigorously prosecuted on the new
Union depot here and that the building
will cost $500 This. Il true. will be
very acceptable intelligence to the citi-
zens OF Ogden. "-'-'
Who is Job Hatch? These coiu INNS
gravely informed our readers yesterday
that he Is n Wasatch County merchant
and stockman. What we meant to say
Is that The intelligent compositor' set
Us up wrong. The name written was
Joe, and not Job. .a To- tsiIa1
TOMMY" MoRRIs has Just repsinted
the front OF 8. Horrocks & Sons store
on Main Street; be has also done an
r'istic job on the front of PEBBLES Drug
) or. He will shortly begin painting
. mammoth building of Kuhn Bros,
nd has an almost endless amount Of
Ct~er work on his hands. 20. .-t
The popular attorney, Mr.. N. Tan.
ner Jr., has just placed in his Office q
No. Remington type writer. His
rapidly increasing business made il
necessary 10 i'm prove his facilities for
writing and the machine which he has
just purchased enables him to do the
Work with ease and dispatch We con-
graduate him on his new acquisition.
Trrw Tf,l;av, -. -. -. !. III. A..
pretty wind mills on the streets is said
to have robbed a little boy out Of FIVE
dollars yesterday. The little boy, a son
of Mr.. Ezra Farr, fou d five dollars on
the street and the Italian seeing him
pick 1t up said: Here l will give you a
windmill for that, at the same time
holding out his hand and taking the
money, handing the boy one OF the
toys. The boy told his father OF the &C.
currence ana the Italian was asked
about IL. When asked II he gave the
boy the right change. he replied no.
The boy only gave rim a nickel and
was going to bring up the other FIVE
cents this evening. The police were
consulted about this matter; but no ar
rest has been made. rrl-f.n.
A cHRoSIc drunk and almost per-
petual ward OF the city. named Henry
but commonly dubbed |
. Duchy,p perpetrated pretty good
thing on a fellow countryman the other
lay. "Duchy" had been serYin 2 |
put a sentence for drunkenness anu |
i seems bad concluded when his |
lime was up TO- go out into the |
country and 60 70 work on the farm.
he approached an old Ger
nan who was out OF work and conf
tentially told him that he had been at /
york for the city; but as the wages were
.oo low to suit him, he was going to
luit ana strike for better Job. He
VAS only getting a dollar day from
he city and that was hardly enough TO
suit him, and il his friend wanted the
position, "Duchy" would speak good
word 70 the marshal and could proba-
bly, have him installed in the employ Of
he city. The German thought this
fas pretty good and according made an
to meet "Duchy" at the
)ily Hall. At the time agreed upon
he old German was ON hand, but Han
eR failed 70 show up. He had just
zone mp town, the officer said. The
iermaR then explained the object OF
lis visit. Ibid YOU let Hansen have
ny money ?" "Yes, he wanted to get
ONE washing from q ChInaman; gave
i'm . cents" Later, the German left,
aging he did not think he wanted
Duchy's" vacant place.