The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-11
CHIPS.
Colds ere popular.

] Colds ere popular.
| "Our Girls" on Monday night.
/ Arizona has population Of nearly
$4,000.
Mining strikes seem to be the order
OF the day.
Preparations Tor conference are al.
ready being made.
The customary Saturday throngs
are expected to-day.
Remember that registration COM
mences on 1he 13tu inst.
There were 10 bullion shipments
from the south en Friday.
A private party will be given at
Fort Douglas this evening.
There are 425 miles of the Central
Pacific Railroad in Nevada.
There was an unusual number oil
d-unks about the streets on Friday.
The streets we're considerably live
lier on Friday than for some time
past.
A party of sixteen persons left this
city for California on Friday after
noon.
Several drunken braEls took place
last night, but no enc was seriously
injured.
The Firemsn's excursion to Logan
City, Cache Valley, returned on Fri
day night.
The bullion shipments on Friday
amounted to but the trivial sum Of
SO. 1868.
The Brush electric light will knock
love walks in the heart Of the city into
cooked hat.
Another fine passenger coach has
been added to the Utah and Northern
rolling stock.
Times are expected to pick up
hereafter, as harvesting is getting
through with.
Judge Dunno, who left here on
Thursday morning, will stump the
state of Illinois for the democrats.
The party given in the Seventeenth
Ward Assembly Rooms on Friday
evening was success in every respect.
Edmund q. Lecheminaut, native
OF the leland Of Guernsey, in the
British Channel, was admitted TO
citizenship on Friday.
81 don't mean to reflect on you,"
said one man to another. NO"
was the reply. you're not polished
enough to reflect on anybody"
The democrats here are Offering
bets OF 8 to 8 that Hancock will carry
New York this election, and the re-
publicane are taking the offers up.
The display artist at Cohn Bros
store has evinced much good taste in
the pIeaent layout. At night, when
the gas 10 lit, the windows leok real
lovely.
The full particulars Of the double
homicide will be published in this
mornings SEMI-wEEKLY HERALD, to
be had at the HERALD counter at &c.
a copy.
'If Jones undertakes to pull my
ears" said loud-mouthed fellow on
a street corner, ''he will just have his
hands full" The crowd locked at
the mans ears and smiled.
"Mr. Smith," said lady at a fair.
won't you please buy this bouquet
to present to the lady you love"
"Iwouldn's be right" said Mr..
Smith: "I'm a married man."
The work of laying ties On thu San
pete Valley Railroad will commence
Immediately after the return of En-
gineer NJ. I. Burgess from New
York, in the course of ten days or
two weeks.
The Hillside Company now en-
ploys seventy-five men at the mines
and furnace, and the Bristol Company
employs fifty men. This ought to
make Bristol one of the liVeliest
camps in Nevada.
The owners of the Silver Chief
Mine, on Friday, finished loading
their first car load OF ore at Ogden,
which was shipped to Salt Lake in
the afternoon, This is said to have
been the first car load OF argentifer-
Gus ore ever ahipped from this dis
triot.
Ogden Junction: An old gentleman
of this city, named Faitoute, hRs been
missing since morning, and fears are
entertained that ali is rot right, as
he has been dependent for some
time. Information of him will be
thankfully received by Mr. Watkins,
shoemaker, Fifth street, Ogden.
"Iwo more difhes of cream" ---
To the waiter he cried,
His eyes staring wildly,
His mouth open wide,
81 love her most madly,
To marriage Pm bent,
Aud I'll satisfy her appetite
If it takes my last cent"