The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-26
CHIPS.
Ice every night.


! Ice every night.
Another Sabbath. 81
E The bullion shipments are picking
: up somewhat. @-
q TIE melancholy days are approach
| ing rapidly.
Silver quotations on Saturday were
t New York. 1 12s per OF /; Salt Lake
} 1.09s.
Primaries OF the voters Of the PEG
!. pies ticket 81 Z o'clock tomorrow
night
The Police Court lie now enjoying {
spell as dull as it was brisk = few
weeks back. -
1 The bullion shipments on aatur
day amounted to the handsome figure
OF $S5. s4S.96
The Supreme Court held a session
on Saturday. when some decisions
were rendered.
The cold rain on Saturday alter
noon was mixed with snow ir some
parts OF the city.
1t is said 6 change is 3 rest, and il
would therefore be a good rest for
many to 90 to church.
The mercury keeps getting lower at
both ends. On Saturday it rose to
600. and dropped to 4Ss.
Tullidge's Elizabeth" will be read
at the Liberal Institute some evening
this week by T. A. Lyme.
Lead still keeps up g good price,
the latest Gales placing It's value on
the market at $45 per ton.
A foil attendance of the Union GIee
Club is requested at the Council House
on Tuesday evening at $50.
The girl who Was 90 seriously
burned on Sunday last, in the Ninth
Ward, js getting along nicely.
The immigrants arrived in this city
on Saturday. They got into Ogden
about o. clock on Friday night.
The choral department OF lions
Musical Society will NEST at the new
Assembly Hall on Monday evening at
.7.SO.
Mr.. D. o. Calder has just received
q lot of the beautiful I'D. o. Calder"
organs. which are now displayed at
his rooms.
On Saturday a boy named Albert
Dixon was lost from the Nineteenth
Ward. His home is two and one-hslf
blocks east OF the Ward Schoolhouse.
We would respectfully call the at.
tention of Mr.. Williams. the dog-tax
msn, to a bulldog chained up to the
door of Little & Roundy's store. 1t
has no collar on.
DR.. Kindrick delivered lecture on |
Saturday, on cruelty to dumb
animals, opposite the Postofice. The
doctors lecture was an open air one,
and be had quito an audience.
Commercial street at the north |
end, is now brought to the grade; the |
ditch has q stone covering, the
entrance to Commercial street from |
First South is cobbled, and the whole |
is in beautiful condition.
The store iuat opened by Mr.. ]. D. !
Farmer, in the building formerly oo-
cupied BY Auerhach & Bro, was one
of the attractions on Saturday. There |
were goodly crowds Of persons in it !
all day, and Mr.. Farmer evidently |
means to do q rushing business.
Besides the members of the Taber-
naele Choir, to whom the railroad
furnishes, as has been its custom for
number OF years, free transportation,
. few immediate friends will 60 to
American Fork en- Tuesday and enjoy
the exercises to be given there. The
round trip will cost the friends 81
each.
The prominent gentlemen who
leave this city this morning to attend
the dedicatoTy services OF the New
Central Schoolhonse at Ogden on
Sunday morning, consist OF President
John Taylor. Apostles George Q Can
non and Jcseph F. Smith, Hons.
VIM. Jennings, John T. Caine and
James Sharp, DR.. j. r. Park and L.
]. Nu!tall, Esq.
The pocketbook OF Mrs. VIM.
Douglass, which was stolen from her
on the Utah Southern train on Thurs
day evening, hss been found near the
railroad track this side of Pleasant
Grove. 1t contained the brooch, key
and lrinkets. but the $l2 was gone.
somebody OF course having stolen the
purse, taken the money out and then
flung the puTse away. A person
NAMED Robih was arrested and tried
on This charge, as stated on Saturday
morning, but failed to be convicted.
Laws, as we read 10 ancient ssges,
have been like cobwebs in all sges,
Cobwebs for little & es are spread,
And laws for little folks are made;
But, if an insect Of renown,
Hornet or beetle, wasp or drone.
Be caught in quest of sport or plumber,
The fimsy fetter flies asunder.