The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-10
CHIPS.
Conference I'm cIose to DAY.

The conference storm has come at
last.
Bullion shipments on Saturday
were very scarce. rsd
"Widow Bedott" at the Theatre on
Monday evening.
The police court is doing a coed
business a: present.
The District Court did nothing on
Saturday. not being open at al
The jury will be in attendance at
the District Court at 10 O'Clock On
Monday.
The streets were SC wet on Saturday
morning that very great many did
not get cut.
Egyptian Mysteries" and "Hirdoo
Shadows" at Jenniags' Hall on Mon
day evening.
The trial OF civil cases will COM
mence tomorrow morning in the
District Court.
Auer & Murphy sold over 700 Tom
and ferries on Saturday. the biggest
run of the season.
The board of trade at Logan has
established nice wagon and ma
chine department.
On Saturday Wells, Fargo & Co.
received four bars of Ontario bullion
valued at S., 115.40.
The highest Thermometer Oh
Saturday was $40; while the mercury
reached a point 20' lower.
lions Board OF trade will hold 8
meeting in the Council House al
1850 o'clock on Monday morning.
Creditors of the estate of Ernest 1.
Young, deceased, should read the
notice published in another column.
Two drunks we're fined on 6atur-
day; one assault and battery case was
disposed of, the defendant being dis
charged.
Mr.. Ed. II. Murphy has purchased
the old Camp property, on the north
east corner OF Second East and Sonth
Temple street. --a
7. A. Lyme. the veteran actor. will
read TulIidge's great play of Eliza
beth" at the Theatre on Friday
evening next.
Mr.. Boyd Park. on Saturday, was
elected member OF the board OF
directors OF the Wood River Mining
Company, vice Mr.. Mcqueen, re-
signed.
"'Twas bright, Twas heavenly,
but 'tis past" We knew the decent
weather we have been enjoying for q
few days past could not last. II bad
to rain.
The Union Pacific vas little over
three hours late on Saturday night,
and the Utah Central waiting, the
mail did not arrive until it Wss much
too late to distribute.
A soldier laid down on one of the
principal streets last night. overcome
with too much Of the ardent, where
be remained asleep until carried
away on WheelbsrToW and taken &
Jail
The regular meeting OF the
McKenzis Relerm Club will be post
n poned for one week, owing to Mr.
Logan Paul having rendered the
club benefit on Monday evening
]. T. Buckle sec'y.
i Arrangements have been mad,
| by which the conference tickets ovel
the Utah and Northern, Utah Cen
trail, Utah Southern and Utst
Southern Extension viii remain gooC
until Wednesday. ~
, It Tsined very heavily on 6aturds!
morning, drizzled through the de.
I with intermittent sunshine, ant
about $50 o'clock last night genuin
! winter was introduced with a stead,
snow fall, which continues ss We q
/ to press.
Yesterday morning. as the fremel
5 we're clearing the underground waite
. sec ACROSS West Temple street, ID
j hose bursted, and a gentleman pas
sing was treated to free bath. /
was iunny to see him jumpiog from
. side to side. the hose following, Xix
] the Wrilhing OF a snake. Ii ais
frightened team, which started Il
: run away, but was stopped before
had got heaeEay.
: They met, they smiled, they wept, the
p loved, ...s.e aa
! BE called her Jane, she called hir
Thomas
} A richer man rode down th 9 lane,
And Tom brought suit for breach
: Hat Tam & larry