The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-04
CHIPS.
: Races to morrow.
The ''Glorions Fourth. E" -
The streets we're tanned.

Races to morrow.
The ''Glorious FoUrth."
The streets we're jammed.
The trains to this city were crowded
| all day yesterday.
Another year adds It's portion to tbs
history of this nation.
The District Court has adjourned
until the % of August.
This day, seventeen years ago.
Vicksburg surrendered.
All business houses. banks, etc.,
will be closed tomorrow.
"Our." tomorrow afternoon; "Ex.
tremes" tomorrow night.
Celebration services will take place
in tOne OF the churches today.
The bullion shipments on Saturday
aggregated Ia v due, s21 $50 10.
Toe telegraph lines were down east
list nigh, hence no report this norn-
ing.
An arrest was made of boy last
night or firing ufi crackers within
the ile limits.
The Dsseret Bakery show window
got busted lA.t night by Fourth OF
July fire cracker.
Do not forget tha, the Utah West
ern bathing train leaves to day Tor
the lake al 4 10 I'm.
MIR. Il. B. Pront, agent OF the Utah
Forwarding Company. of MILFORD,
came 10 town last evening.
Members of the Reform Club are
requested to be at the hall at $50
sharp on Moudsy morning.
The sale of reserved seats to the
performance on Monday night Will
continue through tomorrow.
The sinking Of tie ariesian well
continues steadily. it becoming from
one to two feet deeper every day.
Mr.. Rodney Badger, agent U. 5.
& U. s. E at Jn.b. came up Satur-
day evening, TO spend bis Fourth.
The celebration on the Twenty
fourth promises to be Inc biggest
thing OF the kind ever given in Utah.
In Salt Lake it is the flower boy,
not the flower girl. The Americans
take all the poetry out Of everything.
The Utah Central Railroad will run
two special trains on Monday to Lake
Shore and return, instead Of to-day.
On Thursday evening last the saw.
mill and planning machine of Mr.. E
Broad, of Gcoele, were burned to the
ground.
The Glee Club are requested to
meet at the Council House on Tuee-
1sy evening at O'Clock. c. ]. !
ThomaR.
Joslin & Park are daily in receipt
OF new and beautiful articles of lew
elry and useful and Ornamental gold |
and silyerwsre.
A rather serious cave occurred in |
the Stewart No. Nine, Bingham, a |
few days ago. 1t will require some
time to repair the damage.
Members of the Martial Band are
requested to meet At their practice
room at 9 am. sharp, Monday, July |
9th. E. Beesley. Captain.
The Utah Southern was a little laIe
in arriving on Saturday night, owing
To the immense crowds Who crsmmed |
into the cars at every station.
Tue Chinese here spent consider
abe money for bunting on Saturday,
and many OF them have their eua.t-
ers literally covered with flags.
DR.. Banks Mckenzie will lecture
in The Theatre tonight on the 'Law
of Kindness 10 the Human Heart"
a. s 30 p. M, sharp. Admission free
II. s. Young. ESQ.,. secretary Utah
Central, Utah Southern and Titan
Southern Extension railroads, leaves
for New York this morning, on rail-
road business.
A full attendance OF the mem bers
of the Philharmonic Is requested for
the rehearsal Tuesday evening, as the
solos and duets will be taken 10 their
regular order.
Bingham held a celebration for
her school children and aged citizens
on Saturday. The miners will come
down to-day to attend the celebration
here ON Monday.
The Fireworks on Monday night
will commence at 9 O'Clock, and it
must be remembered that, in order
to obtain good view, it will be neces-
cary to re: on Arsenal Hill.
The ladies oil the Mckenzie Reform
Club will have lunch spread at the
rooms Of the association, on Monday.
from l O'Clock in the afternoon till
evening. Lots of choice and tempt
ing viands.
The intended bicycle race. ar
ranged for by the Olympic Club, to
take piare on the Square en- Monday,
Is postponed on account Of the rough
ness OF the track. Inc bicy clers are
willing, but the ground is unfit. Other
exercises will be added to the attract
i've programme, 20 that all will get
their moneys worth.