The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-19
CHIPS.
Some birds are always robin.

e Some birds are always robin.
; The streetsare almost deserted.
The circus caught EN- allin Cache
! The rain on Tuesday cooled the sil
delightfully."-.
he il a hardened william woo tazei
life cheerfully.
Mr.. Dwyer has the August numb e
OF the Family Herald.
Lead o'e shipments are COMPARE
lively ligh. at present
Henry J. Fisher was admitted to
citizsnship on Wednesday.
One hundred men wanted to work
st railroad grading See adv.
Sunshine showers o. Weduesd ay
afternoon; brief aad beautiful.
The Percy Conn ination Is the at
traction at the Theatre next week.
Trsmps are qnite numerous about
town at present, aud many of them
are hard cases.
Prof. C.rsless publishes = card to
the members OF the tabernacle Choir
and bis other friends
The Utah Western bathing train
was late last night, something having
occurred to the engine.
The new buildings, which will Join.
the WAsatch Hotel some day, have
the second story finished.
Bondholders OF Utah Western Rail
way stock will find notice ofinterest
TO them in this issue Of the HERALD.
Mr.. W. J Smith was kicked in the
abdomen ty horse. on Tuesday, and |
painfully injured, but is getting along
nicely.
The members OF the Seventeenth
Ward Sabbath School, and friends, go
to Black Rock on Friday morning, 70
spend the day.
The Junction has a very pcetioal
suggestion about encouraging mining
in it's vicinity, but one which is the
most unlikely in the world 10 be acted
upon.
The Tenth Ward Band, on the au-
thority OF the railroad officials, con-
tradict runner that there will be an
excursion to Cache Valley, extending
over more than three days.
Agreeable to instructions from the
City Council on Tuesday night, Chief
Ottinger commenced water
ing First South Street, from Main to
the depot. on Wednesday afternoon.
Russia isn't going to be put in the
shade by countries that boast only
poor little phylloxers, grssshoppsrs
and armJ-Horme. She sees these.
and goes them the anisophlia and
cscydomiade.truc!or b-tser.
White & Sons, butchers, tell in
their new advertisement, about their
6ne beef, mutton, pork, veal and
corL beet, which can be had at their
two esta5lishments-1237 First South,
and 63 Second South S!ree!s. |,
Wells, Fargo & Co., on Wednesday,
received two car loads OF Horn Silver
base bullion. sS5, 600; one car OF Carrie
Steele, s1,s61.72; eight Tintic NJ. &
N. Co., 81 401 20; four bars Of On
tario. $4.296.56; total value. S15,.
569.9S.
Cars on the Utah Central and Utah
Southern roads ara to be decorated
with elegant advertisements hereafter,
as is the custom in the east. The
agency for two years, has been
granted Mr.. s. Lechtsnstadter, aud
be is already at work on the matter.
Wild chickens seems to be scare
this year. A party returned from
Cache Valley on Wednesday. and in
four days. the whole number bad
killed but t~enty-four. On Tuesday
= party visited the vicinity of Kays-
Vile and met with even worae luck.
A boy returning from Black Rock,
last night. attempted to Jump of the
bathing train on its return, while just
On the other side Of the Jordan, and
fell aud cut his knee very severely.
An engine went back after him and
be was brought to town and his
wound dressed.
The Utah and Northern Railroad
Ia now running Pullman slsepers on
its road. largo" went north last
night. Advances" goes up tonight.
L. N. Bennett, Esq, general super
Of the Pullman Car Com
pany went north on largo" The
sleepers are truly beautiful and COM
in every respect.
In ancient story we are tsld
That Midas touch turned anything 10
gold;
But We, to-day, astranger thing behold
Men turn to anything when touched with
gold.