The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-15
CHIPS.
The streets were very suiet sgain
on Tuesday.

The streets we're very suiet sgair
on Tuesday.
Seventies meeting 70 night, at the
Council House, at7.SO
The bullion shipments on Monday
amounted 10 only SO. 1865.
There have been large number Of
Indians in this city, the past two OF
three days.
| The iron for the Utah Eastern
railroad, with some rolling stock is to
be shipped to-day.
The thermometer only reached 79'
en- Tuesday, as the highest recorded
point; but it did not go below $50.
The boys in blu continus sprseing
on their last quar- er s pay. They
are net so boislerous as usual, how
ever.
The frame and mascn work on the
Custer mill Is being pushed ahead
very rapidly. Freight teams loaded
with freight are arriving daily.
We were again serenaded by the
band OF young musicians who have
Afforded us pleasure on former coca
slons. Do it often boys; We'll never
object.
The District Court continues open
from day to day. for any tEifling bust
ness that may come up, until
the opening of the September term
on the 23d inst.
On Tuesday Demas A. Saunders, a
native of England, James w. Ed
ward, native of Wales, and |
james Shape, a native OF England,
were admitted to citizenship.
Fifteen men can get employment
at the Pleasant Valley coal mines by
Supplying at the Office of the Pleasant |
Valley Railroad in this city. The |
Office is in the Wasatch building.
Republicans found it pretty diff
cult to keep up there courage on
Tuesday; apd you could banter them
With bets as much as you pleased and
hey would not bite. Maine upsets
hem all.
Mr.. P. Margetts will play with the
Eleventh Weird Dramatic Associa-
ion, in the Eleventh Ward, on Fri
lay evening next, the pieces being
Chimney Corner" and "Brothpr
Bill and Me-"
Mr.. Dryer has received Godey's
IGdy's Book for October, Puck for
september 9Th; Harper's Bazaar, for
september 25th; Harper's Reekly and
frank Leslis's Illustrated Newspaper
or september Is.
The Jews began the celebration of
heir Day of AtonemeDt at shutdown
asst evening, which will continue
Until shutdown this evening. During
bis time their places of business are
enerally kept closed.
Mr.. Geo. Duniord, the popular hat
er, again calls the attention of the
u6lic to his large supply of hats,
Thich embrace sll the latest styles
nd varieties, and are marTels Of
heapuess and beauty.
The old lumber casing abou. the
ydrant near the NeI0s Office is being
lken up aud rock one put in its
lead, agreeable to a resolution
dopted by. the City Council some
NO or three weeks ego. IL
A certain roam mare banteEsd a
ertain black mare to go g half-mile e
nd repeat race for $50. which the
lack refused because the stakes were !
% small, but offered to go for 500, +
hich the roam refused because the 4
axes we're too large. Hence 10
ice. r
Ogden Junction The miners of c
lis district are doing more towards K
eveIoping their GLAZING than the Ii
lost OF people imagine. In q few y
ays ne shall have something to Say d
bout the good work already done on
.versl of the mining claims now
sing worked in this district.
The fellow W. q. Wade, arrested
q Monday on a charge of passing =
Tvs into the prisoners in the City 7
,il, 10 aid them to escape, was tried d
n Tuesday. found guilty and sen
need to ninety-nine days imprison- d
Ient. He will improve the streets o.,
II that number OF days, and whsn be I
ITS out will probably conclude to let /,
her prisoners make their own es- d
,pe. =.
he softly kissed his sleeping wife; n
Then with lingering look
OF fond affection straightwsy went
And kissed her pr tty cook.
Alas for him, his gentle vie
He thought asleep was not,
And for the cook and husband, too,