The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-06-15
CHIPS.
Park City talks Of e celebration.

Park City talks Of celebration.
The hottest day yet on Iondsy.
A base ball club has been organized
in the Park.
Ms Martini was fnod s. iot using
Insulting language.
Judge Hunter contemplales visitingI
San Francisco - once
Silver quotalioos Monday 49, New
York, l.15; Sab Lake, l.l2
TIE District Court mas adjourned
until next y cdresjay week.
TIE frst rehearsal of remes"
took place On Monday night
Jim Evans, d native o; Wales,
was admitted u citizenship on Mon
day
LsaJ mas raised TO E42 per ton
here. ana commands 45i. in New
YORK
The Morgsn Smeller Is expected to |
FIRE up lo-dag on ore from the Puts.
burg Nine.
B,uy Fielding wa5 ran Into the !
jug on Monday, charged with drunk-
enness sad ,aUa1cy.
The bullion shipment, on Monday |
aggregated in va.ue, S2S, $50 So.
Pretty good Tor oae day.
The race takes p'acs mex. Friday.
"Naj 2 King" the Ogden rose, aud |
others are in active training.
Oae Of the tonisst sights of me
season Wss visible on Main street last
eGening; five bicyclis,s IN row.
The census enumerstors, except in !
sparsely settled locations, should have
completed their labors by lsst night.
: hurdy gurdy FEM is about the
streets. He Is the fn,t Of the kind
who has had the temerIiy to perform
here.
The case OF the young man Arthur,
who was cut about he head on Satur
day night. comes up this morning.
He was cut on hail on MJndsy.
Hon. Thomas Il. B,enis, delegate
to Congress from Washington Terri.
tory, arrived from the capital last
evening. accompanied by bis wife.
The oolY business transacted, on
Monday. III the Dstrict Court, was
the appointment OF appraisers for the
land now in contest on the canal
route
This Is the last day OF the BLACK !
smiths Dream" Crowds of young
people have taken advantage Of the
gratis admission offered by tie
managers of the neat little exhibition.
Fanny Fullereide, that wel,-known |
nuisance, had her fair paid out OF
town on Monday. and the community !
will held her memory IN grateful RI
memberance If sac viii only stay
away.
J. F. Borggeu, the fellow who was
arrested on Saturday, charged with |
running off w.t. buggy and break
ing it, on Monday paid the owner !
$40, ana paid the court So, and was
discharged.
General Butler states tlat the in
mates OF the Penitenliary will cele- !
brste the Fourth in fine style. II. S.
Wiener has been chosen orator, and |
Mr.. Geo. Reynolds rsade7 Of the
Declaration Of Independence.
Euoch Able, who surrendered him
self On Saturday night 10 the charge /
of beating Hank Graves. OF the State
Road, about two weeks ago. had
hearing on Monday morning. and |
was fined $50. Tw0 others, arrested |
on the same charge, were discharged. |
Mr.. P. Margeits informs ia that ne
has secured q first class company,
and will give tine public 4 genuine
dramatic trea! on Monday, June 21st.
He has engaged fer toe occasion the
celebrated Careless Orchestra, who !
will delight the audience with some
grand orchestral selections.
DR.. Millburn, the blind preacher,
lett for the west on Monday after
noon. He spoke four times while |
here, delivering two lectures, and !
preaching on Sunday morning N the
Presbyterian Church. aud III the
evening .. the Methodist. He con-
WINGED all wh5 heard hin that he
possessed a very bright mind.
At the meeting o the Clerks Early !
Closing Association, last night, it was
decided 10 adjourn until the frs,
Monday in September. The mer-
chants have been capvassed to some
extent to learn their sentiments about
closing at an earlier hour. but al
present the Indications are not very
favorable. The Coop. already closes |
q! z every evening, except Saturdays, !
and Walker Bros. have resolved to
close, st en- early date, .. 100 o'clock
every evening save Saturdays, and
would close earlier ii Others should
decide to do likewise.
Nature, equal in her ends
When she made man the stronger,
In justice then to make amends,
Made wOman's tongue the longer