The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-06-09
CHIPS.
The County Court ia in session.

Frisco revels in dramatic asscci
ton.
B Ogden is troubled with the CO
nuisance.
/: The Fourth OF July is likely to CON
off after all.
: The butchers seem t. enjoy the
= early closing.
The >ntrary winds have brougt
another cold spell
Who ever thought GarfelI woul
not be nominated?
Joseph Dean was admitted t
citizenship on Tuesday.
The Ontario shipments for the pas
week aggregated $50 1864.
Maurice McGrath, Winnemuck, ,
is in town again from the north.
Resi- estate transactions are not a
lively as they were q short time ago
The High Cou Gil will meet in .hl
Council House this morning st II
O'Clock.
Twenty thousand dollars more have
been appropriated to the Jordan and
Salt Lake City Canal.
The recent snowstorms in Amer.
can Fork Os10n will delay the shir.
ment of ore from that quarter.
G. B Moultou, Esq, enjoyed a run
down to the metropolis. He has been
peregrinating between Lsadville and
Idaho.
Garrison, arrested a few days age
on charge Of stealing a harness and
a couple OF ropes, was discharged on
Tuesday.
The Council. last night. authorized
the sale of 100 of ths $500 bonds,
named serieg B, which will be placed
upon the market.
The Third District Court was open
on Tuesday for the transaction OF
business but none came up and an
adjournment was taken until Satur-
day.
The City Council, last evening, re-
ferred the question of the expediency
of placing quarantine restrictions on
diphtheria to the committee on quar-
antine.
Bad little boys aud good little girls
spend the greater part of their time
iu breaking down the locust trees
and robbing them of their fragrant
blossoms.
The wind and dust were appre-
cialed on Tuesday; had it rained with
out being preceded by these occur
renees no one would have survived
the disappointment.
The road to Park City is in good
but a man is needed COZ
SANITY to keep the stones out of the
road, rolled down by cattle and sheep,
as well as to prevent washouts.
Some Of the enuruerators seem at
q loss under what head to put per-
sons engaged in certain businesses,
which argues that they have not
carefully read their instructions.
Considerable money and many
articles of clothing we're lost and won
On the result OF the balloting for a
presidential nominee by the republic
can convention at Chicago on Tues
Jay.
On Monday night the slaughter
house of White & Sons. in the Six.
.eenlh Waid was broken into and
besides turning loose a number of
animals, some tenderloins and other
meat were carried of. csAert q
Already a number of COWS have
been driven to the estray pound
under the ordinance and agreeable to
the warning of the city marshal. In
a short time persons will find that il
Is profitable to take care OF their own
cattle, and not compel others to do it.
The board of asylum commissioners
meets to-day, and will take action on
the report OF the special committee
sent to examine the Davis County To-
cation. To-day is likely to see the
location OF the institution settled be-
yond any further possibility of ques
ton. QO.1NsL/ s
On Tuesday morning, the aged
gentleman, named John Smith, who
fell from a street car q couple of
weeks age, a note of which was pub
Iished at the time, died from the in
uries then received. The coroner's
ury, after an inquest, returned YER
dict of accidental death.
One OF the most thoughtful acts re-
corded OF late was that of a gentle
man, who, writing to parties of the
death of child from diphtheria.
sprinkled the letter with a mild
solution of carbolic soid. If
similar thought!ulness we're ex
ercised by all persons in such
matters there would be much fewer
deaths to record from such malignant
diseases.
One would never have believed
the number OF profound politicians
this city contains who had never
heard the average foreigner discus
sing the good points OF the several
candidates and different parties before
a bulletin board. 1t is simply over
pUwering, and makes one feel that ii
he had been born 10 China he
might have known something about
Americans
He told his wife that since she went,
A visiting her ma,
He'd had the dTosriest old time
That mortal ever saw!
But when she went to cleaning up
Around the house that dsy,
The champagne corks we've scattered
round,
Just gave him dead away
Coed News-GOOds are Falling.
Piles of new Dress Goods, Fancy