The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-14
CHIPS.

It is not certain that the storm
; spell Is fully over yet.
/, The streets are gradually Iosini
their busy appearance.
The total value OF bullion shin
menss on Wednesday, s2S. S29.05.
. Another criminal case has bear
dismissed from the dockets OF thl
A decree of divorce has been vrsn.
ted IN the case of Ann Gotham ps,
John Gotham.
The woman who was logged 20
Jail IN cart on Tuesday night was
fined Wednesday.
The man who doesn't know bis
own mind should be introduced ss
soon as 1t lie big enough.
Contractors are pushing their build
lngs ahead to avoid the storms that
are likely to come any day.
One individual charged with being
drunk and disturbiI z tue peace found
his way into the jug last night.
All was excitement on the strests
on Wednesday over the very meagre
and unreliable news from Injaany and
Ohio.
The Horn Silver IL making some
handsome bullion shipments for the
past two or three days, averaging SIS
900 and $50. 900.
Peter A. Bergqvist, a native oil
Sweden, and Hans E. Larsen, ma
i've OF Norway, were admitted to
citizenship on Wednesday.
There never was a time in the
history Of Frisco when dwelling
houses were in so great demand 40
now. Not bad omen for the future
oi the camp.
The new cir shaft on the Bsrbee &
Walker Nine, which has been sunk
oy contractors, was finished last Fri
lay, when connection was made with
he FIRST level.
A civil case against J. H. Clemet-
haw, now serving out q fourteen
lears' sentence for perjury in the
San Quentin penilentiary, CAL, was
lismissed on Wednesday.
Two enthusiastic partisaus pla ed
anne OF billiards last night, one play
ng tor Garfield and the other for
hancock. The Hancock man won
NO games easily and rejoiced at the
men
The MilennidL Star of September
z. says that Elder John Nicholson.
Tho mas been laboring in the Star
flee, will sail for America en- route
'r Utah, on the 23i instant. Elder
jharles w. Stsyner has been ap- !
oiDted to labor in the editorial
apartment Of the Star. II
The Utah and Northern passenger c
aims run the entire length OF the =
bad, $40 miles in twenty-four hours. z
be train leaves Ogden at $50 and
rrives at Dillon at 40; and leaves !,
'illon at s 20 to arrive at Ogden at
he same hour on the following morn
lg.
Mr.. w. Singer, jr., land agent oil
le Central Pacific, is still at work at v
le land Office here examining the Ii
,cords and Rsceriaining which lands A
slong to the @. P. He is also re,
Giving filings for the lands of the d.
'mpany, and great many are i'm
roTiDg the opportunity now afforded (
r securing the fret right TO the lands
ley desire.
The attention OF a little girl having
Sen called to a rosebush, on whose
pmost-stem the Oldest rose was
ding, whilst below and around il
rec beautiful crimson buds were
st unfolding their charms, che at A
ice and artlessly exclaimed to her
other: Sec. Willie, these little buds
i've Just awakened in time to kiss
cir mother before she dies"
Silver Reef Miner: The interest in
lining matters in this district is
creasing daily, and certainly the
lt-look has never been more favor
lie than tits at the present time for 4
prosperous and busy season. 1
numerous properties that have been '
le for the past year have eilhe
sumed operations or will do 90 soon.
and lessees are working in
lmerous instances with paying and
atifying results.
sbel's waiting in the cleaning l
For her lover, young and fair,
sntly to herself intoning =
Words Of love, and hope, and prayer.
} is sitting by table;
On his face sits grim despair.
abel's lover has been going
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