The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-11
CHIPS.
Circus again to day.

OikCua again W uays
The prodigaIs have returned.
i The population of Idaho is 2.611
The young moon is smiling on u;
once more.
Everybody Is going out OF town
nowadays.
Business is picking up little in
the District Oour.
The "Sunny South" at the Theatre
to morrow evening.
A young leliow was fined So for
profanity on Tuesday.
The motor license ordinance has
not been perfected yet.
Jos. 8. Lindsay was admitted TO
citizenship on Tuesday.
The hotel arrivals seem to be
pretty heavy at present.
The bullion shipment on Tuesday
aggregated in value $23. 373 SO.
The wind and dust during portion
of Tuesday were simply fearful.
There we're nearly 1000 under the
tent at Coles circus last night.
The bathing trains still retain
their popularity, and are crowded as
usual.
The thermometer crawled up to 910
on Tuesday; still she rises; the lowest
was 67'.
Mr.. Charlton Jacobs continues TO
recover gradually, and will soon be
about again.
The grading OF the sidewalks on
First South Street will be commenced
in few days.
Twenty-Five good miners ore wanted
by Mr.. Adamson, at the Pleasant
Valley coal mines.
The water in the City Canal will
reach Dry Greek in lew days. It'll
now opposite Draper.
There we're no objections at the
Jity Council, last evening, to the
assessments for grading First South
Street.
Numbers of persons drove in from
he settlements ten and fifteen miles
o see the circus performance last
light.
The man who has been brought up
IN hog and hominy is the man who
wants quail on tosst when he strikes '
, hotel.
Fishing is profitable to the country
'outh, but to The city clerk who has all 4
ne parAphernalis for catching the fine r
ribe, there are no fish in the streams.
An Ohio widow owed her hired
nan 1920. She married him to
qusIe the account, and then for Sc.
ecared a divorce and turned him ,
at.
The children arrested on charge
f setting fire to a load of hay were T
ischarged on Tuesday, the evidence o
eng insu efficient TO warrant convic-
ion.
A leopard never changes his spots
! mosquito does. however. 1t will Q
zttle IN q new spot every fye sec I
nds, and sing all the time it is q
hanging.
Tbs streets were enlivened on Tues
sy by the singing of a one-armed n
Iilor who carried picture OF 8 Z
lsrine disaster in froat OF him, and R
no solicited aims. '
1t is now stated that Ben. Tasker p
ould never have made his break but
r reading the account of Tanners i
at; nutritious water and freedom
ere good enough for him.
General Butler, warden OF the PEN \
sntiary, has been deeply interested
the progress of DR.. Tanners fast,
I'D with the aid of nutritious water
prepared 10 care for any number OF
rde.
Park City Record: Our school was
oeaed this week with a good attend
ice. Mr.. Condor thinks he will be
Die to handle it this winter il the at
ndsnce does not exceed seventy-fve
holars.
At meeting OF the directors OF the
ark City Water Work, held on the
)th of June, w. 1. Snyder's resigna-
on as a director was accepted, and
.mes S. Wheeler duly elected to fill
lie vacancy.
Supervisor Thomas states that Utah
lows q much more rapid increase of
1pulAtion than any other territory,
,cepting Dacotsh, and this has yet
be heard from. There is little
1ubt but We will beat our northern
ster also.
be sun was shining fereely hot
n hour or two before it sot-
Then looming his outrageous hat
lgernon strsyed where Mabel sat.
] front of the parental hut
his gentle, fairy creature suit.
IL mindless ofth burning heat
be axed him il he'd take seat.
nd though the portico was net
e gathered up his coat and set
ut all to once't it kind Of hit
is fancy, that be wouldn't sit.
nd, rising, cast look Of hate
pom the spot where he had safe. y
hen drawing up her queenly height
air Mabel seemed to grasp the sight,
nd ever after with boot
be spurne1 his penitential suit.