The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-14
CHIPS.


Business continues to pick uE
gradually.
Wood River seems TO be psnning
out very well.
The bullion shipments on Monday
amounted to the sum OF S24, 722.6S.
The maximum Thermometer OF
Tuesday was so; the minimum 400.
The Utah Western bathing trains
are not so we'll attended now; but
they run just the sane.
1t is expected tba: seventeen large
volumes will be required to contain
the work of the census bureau.
a number of missionaries leave for
their various fields of labor this
morning. Some are for Europe.
The display windows of F. Auer-
bach & Bro. attracted great many
on Monday. They are magnificent. -
The Boston TfdreUer says MiIlard
Fillmore was the nandsomest of all the
American presidents and Mr.. Lincoln
the homeliest.
The "OctorooD," on the night OF
the 9th of October, so far as lie at pres
ent known, will be the next tnest-
rlcal attraction.
A gentleman living at West Jordan
had ten fine bucks killed by a strange
dog on Thurscay night last. He esti-
mates his loss 1T $3.50.
Mr.. Marx Croxall is putting up one
of the preltiest residences Ia town on
South Temple street, short distance
east OF the Eagle gate.
The trial of Stephens and Pollard
for the killing of William Billburn
has been postponed until the next
term OF the Second District Court.
There do not seem to be any new
developments 10 the matter Of the
seizure OF Union tunnel, in the On
tario mine by the Henrietta men.
An impossible gulf divides the
animal from the vegetable kingdom.
Young women are squeezed because
they are sweet, lemons because they
are sour.
On Monday the lowering of the
north side of First South street,
between Main and the State Road,
was commenced in front of Cranes
second hand store.
The grading OF the south side Of
First South street, between Main and
the State Road is completed. and the
whole sidewalk nearly covered with
ssphaltum. 1t is a big improvement.
A good old negro was burned to a
crisp recently somewhere down In
Georgia. The text OF the funeral adj
dress, oddly enough. was: well
done, thou good and faithful SER
want"
On Monday morning Constable B.
Y. Hampton proceeded to Ogden and
returned with one John Flanagan,
charged with attempting to clear out
and leave his creditors 10 mourn his
absence.
Four new towns have been started
in the Wood River country, Idaho:
Belleview, On Lower Wood River;
Leadville and Gslonce, on Upper
Wood River, aud Saw Tooth City,
near Galena City.
The concluding arguments in the
suit of ]. L. Cove Us. 3. ". Morgan,
for an accounting between partners,
which grew oua of the Morgan
Smelter, were made before Judge E.
D. Hoge, referee, on Monday.
Silver Reef Miner: Work is now
progressing en- the Stormont Mine
with very f1attering results. The
pump handles the water in good style,
and force OF twelve men are at work
in different parts OF the mine. In the
collar Of the incline a vein OF ore has
been struck which will sample $50
per ton.
1t is stated that a foot race will take
place to-day on Washington Square,
about i O'Clock, the parties being
Ben. Arthur and Mr.. jackson. The
latter gives Arthur 10 yards in $50.
The stakes ale not stated. but it is
understood that Park City boys,
where Arthur is employed, having
come in expressly to run this race,
have bet OF Arthur to the tune of
about $500.
Twas dusk as he stood at the woodshed
door,
And the weather was damp snd raw;
His manly fingers grasped a file,
He was setting rusty saw.
Oh, sound of woe The neighbors' cats
Sit envious by and listen;
While dOleiul chant assaults the ear,
And the fresh-rssped ssw-teeth glisten.