The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-29
CHIPS.

The moon has almost entirely left,
Indications are plenty for q storm.
The Thermometer reached 710 yes
terday.
W. Kelly, vagranf, was fined SIC
on Thursday.
Indisns still continue to be abuud'
ant hereabOuts.
The Horn Silver Mine keeps up its
lick at shipments.
The Liberals hold their final rally
on Monday night.
The High Council will meet in the
Council House at Z o'clock this even
ing.
The value of bullion shipments. on
Thursday, aggregated in value sl4.-
5O1.9
Remember that the election OF
delegate to Congress takes place Oh
Tuesday next.
Ii you haven't paid your taxes, THE
Is about as good = time as any in
which to do it.
The play Of Gay Faux" to be
given November 5th, lie being viger-
ously rehearsed.
The wiud reached a velocity OF
twensy-eiGht milea per hour g! 1880
pm, Thursday.
Six car loads OF native copper we're
shipped east lsst week from mines
near Yuma, Arizona.
The trough near the City Hall Lot
corner is undergoing repairs. Some
OF the wood ia ro,ting.
Dryer has the November number
OF american AgrieWlturist and ;hs
Chimney Corner for the 6Ih prox.
D. G. Mclaughlin, of PARK City,
was admitted 10 practice st the bar
here on Thursday, on motion OF
Judge Sutherland.
An exchange assumes to tell what
the Indians raise" The thing they
raise most is that which Robert In
gersoll doesn't believe in.
Messrs. Sankey, McNiece and Hal
lenbeck appeared on the Walker
House register, on Thursday, as mem
bers OF the Salvation Army"
Colonel Fair is said to have sent the
democratic state central committee
a check for $15, ZOO, for a start. A
bung. hole like that indicates Fair
sized barrel.
Night shifts are to commence oper-
ations at the new Horn Silver Smelt-
ing Works this evening. by means OF
the Brush electric lighls which are
up at The location.
The heavy and clustering wind of
Thursday morning, which blew leaves
and dust in every direction, Gained
down in the afternoon, and left the
sky cloudy, but the weather pleasant.
The bullion shipments from Silver
Reef through Wells, Fargo & Co.,
irum the 14th to the Goth, inclusive,
aggregated the sum of $l9, 1857 IL.
Total for the month, to date, &c.
354 o..
The mining outlook in California
never was better than it is a! present.
Steady development Is being made in
the old mining counties, and the long
despised quartz lodges are growing
steadily in favor for mining invest.
ments.
Geo. Grant. the man put in Jail On
Wednesday night, for breaking into a
trunk at Sandy, amused himself by
destroying property in the jail to the
value OF SIS, for which he will be tried
to-day, together with the charge Of
stealing the $40.
In consequence of the decided sue
cess attending the fret presentation
OF the beautiful drama of "rhe Rent
Day." on Wednesday evening last,
the Tenth Ward Dramatic Assooia-
ton have been induced to repeat it,
followed by new aiterpiece. called
Nothing Like Paste"
The bride came of a horse bar
ncssed to a su!ky rake, near the Jor-
dan, yesterday morning. He imme.
diAtely started at furious speed. the
driver escaping over the back of the
seat. and brought up, after two-mile
run, in the Seventeenth Ward, with
the 6. T. considerably damaged.
She skipped across the muddy street,
Her heart went pit-a-p4t,
A banana peel she CHANGED to meet.
And down she quickly sat.
a twinkle fingered in her eye,
AS she rose up with q rustic,
She murmered, "How is that for high?
never phszed my bustle."