The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-28
CHIPS.

Don't Ore: the Philharmonic to
night.
Sailor Jack hes been fned s. to-
! vagrsncy.
| Simon ]. friedman Wss admitted Il
citizenship on Monday. 4s1
j The bullion shipments on Monday
amounted to s22, 1854.
w. Davis was assessed $40 for beiina
drunk and disturbing tbs peace.
Monday was considerably hottie,
than other days for several days past.
No bullion shipments were received
from the south on Sunday or Monday
evenings.
The streets we're quite lively on
Monday, everything appearing tosbe
on the stir.
DR.. Ellis r. Snipp has returned and
will shortly open an Office in the old
Bishop Hunter residence.
President John Taylor and party
returned from Ogden on Sunday
evening BY special train.
A Postofice has been est, blished
at Salem, Utah County, ani James
Davis appointed postmaster.
Ga Saturday General Ell. B. Claw
son was accidentally thrown from his
buggy and had bis arm broken.
The tabernacle choir and a number
OF the immediate friends ofthe mem
oers 60 to American Fork this morn
ing on a pleasure out. -se2eio
DwYer has Harper's Weekly and
Frank LesLie's Illustrated for October
I'd, and the October number OF the
american A9ricstlturist.
A female, who has become one OF
the fixtures OF the City jail, found her
way back again on Monday, in Q
beastly state OF intoxicstion. /
The thermometer recorded 700 on
Monisy. considerably higher than for
q day or two past; and went down to-
59e, the lowest recorded point 80 far.
There was considerable talk on the
streets on Monday about the attempt
to have the names Of women in this
county erased from the registration
lists.
The Immigrants destined for the
south, who arrived here on Saturday,
left on the Utah Southern freight at
80 O'Clock on Monday morning for
their several objective points.
Track laying on the Utah and
Pleasant Valley Railroad. between
SpringviIls and Provo, will be re-
sumed to-day. The Utah Contract
Company has the work In hand.
The Union Pacific was one hour
behind time on Monday evening.
The Utah Central waited and the
mail was distributed. 1t was one
hour and q halt late on Sunday night.
A convention OF the surveyors
general Of all the western states and
.erritorieo is called at this city on the
9Th of October, hy Gen. Williamson.
so says q dispatch published else
where this morning. !
Gen. Butler, warden Of the Peni-
tertiary, is getting everything in
readiness to move the rosd to Park
City which passes the Penitentisry.
He will put up a fence which
will thus enclose the old road and
lorce teams to 90 farther out.
It 10 stated that the Union Pacific
will shortly issue round trip tickets
from here to Park City and return
for 81. Persons will go on the z
o'clock Utah Central to Ogden; board
toe U. P, Ond go to Echo, and from
there take the branch line to Park
City.
The gambler who Lett this city to
follow the individual who lost $50, 900
a few days ago, with the intention OF
making him pay So, 500. has returned,
but did not get the money. He fol-
lowed the man to Green River. and
as the man would have nothing what
ever to do with him. he returned.
In bis affidavit praying for man.
damns to compel the assessor oil the
county to erase the names of women
from the registration lists, George r.
swears that he is the owner
OF taxable property. In view of
this declaration. it is rather strange |
that his name is not to be found on
the assessment rolls either OF tae city
or of the county.
There was an old lady Of Warren,
A traveller stepped on her cOrren;
She totters and rec ed,
And holered aud squesled.
And wished she had never been borren. |