The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-06-18
CHIPS.
City Creek has a boom" new.

again.
Ogden talks OF forming a philhar-
monte society.
The city is as quiet as one could
conceive It to be.
Dwyer received Hlrper's Monthly
Tor Juue last night
Few DRINKS nowadays, and lew
arrests on that score.
Sneak thieves should keep away
from Sa Lake City.
TIE mercury bounced up 10 910
ye terdsy. 'Ow's that ior 'igh2
The Bingham folks will celebrate
the glorious Fourth on the thhd.
In these oleomsrgarine days no one
knows on which side his bread is but
tered.
The Fourteenth Ward Sunday
sch o. will spend today at CaldeT's
Farm.
ST Marks Schoolhouse, opposite
the CRY Hal. is receiving a new coat
of paint.
The Fourth is close At land, aud
the professionals will have to rustic
to be ready.
THIS is the year in which there has
been no spring fever, there having
been no spring.
"I'n let you ofl easy this time" Sc
the horse said when he threw his
rider into the mud.
A hole in the culvert on Second
South street, on the east side of the
State RI al, needs repairing.
There will be a meeting OF the
members Of the High Council at the
Council House this evening, al 7.30
O'Clock.
This is the sixty-6hh anniversary
Of the battle CT v a,erloo-the final
defeat OF tue grea- and magnificent
Napoleon.
Though MT apparent. grea! deal
OF building is going on in different
parts OF the city, and many new resi-
dences are being added 10 shose ST..
ready up,
The weather sergeant has promised
to let up on this hot stream IN day
or two. He is only giving hint to
the Fourth Of July committee on
stands. etc.
Il is 20! hattery when We class our
police officers among the most effi-
cient thief catchers In the west. The
dea,b-knell OF the rogue is sounded
when be reaches this metropolis.
II the generous soul who plays a
conceItina within ear distance of this
sanctum would i've US rest after 2
O'Clock, We could manage to put up
with the racket the other seven
hours.
The strike in the Empire ia looking
fine. It ia in tbs west drift OF the
800 foot level, and at last accounts
3 foot vein OF ore was showing,
which greatly Tesembled that in the
OEtario.
Have any steps been taken to deny
the assertion that the headquarters,
With stock in trade, If q band OF
horse thieves, is up City Creek
Csnou? The taxpayers clamor for
protection.
Howard. the U. p. detective ar
rested on Wednesday night for for
gerry, Is here in jail swailing the lssu-
ance of a requisllicn by tne governor
of Wyoming. He has as many
aliases as a cat lives, and is now called
Williams.
Mr.. J. Meredith Davies, western
passenger agent OF the Chicago &
Northwestern Railway, is in the city,
distributing handsome maps OF the
United States, showing the advantages
of purchasing tickets ria the great
railroad that be represents.
Under the efficient mans cement OF
Tom Gillespie, Esq, the otornont
Mil keeps steadily at work eating up
sandstone and turning out big silver
bricks. Seventy 10 seventy five tens
is the amount OF ere pot tal-cgh the
mill every twenty four hOurs.-NiHsr.
Denis Kearney, when released from
/ Jail, the Ctier day, made speech on
| the Sand Lot. in which lie said he
WAS going TO take up the agitation
where ne left of. And he did. He
REQUESTED each peT;on in the audi
ence to bring four-biti to the next
meeting, toward purse u pay his
fare TO the green5ack CONVEX ton.
Superintendent Geo. W. Thatcher,
of the U. & n. Il. r returned to
Logan on Thursday, after being IN
town q couple OF days. He says q
large number OF men ara ut work
grading beyond Red Rock, in Mon
tana, and it is expected the road will
be running distance of seventy -Hve
miles iulther before the summer Is
over.
The blawsted grasshopper has even
got down this far south, but just whas
| he will find here TO sppease his vora-
ciCus appetite is a puzz er. There Is
mo vegetation around the Reef to
speak Of, aad not much old ma
chinery to be ate up. II siiicicus
sandstone or conglOmerate sill Go
MIN for square meals, why he can
oct all be wants. Miner
4 novel sight was witnessed on
| Second SoCta street yesterday alter
noon. 4 swarm OF tees located
itself in the middle OF the Io4d, oppo
site the postlnice, and TOOK no ofeusS
1T the large crowd Of persons thai
gathered around, not even ttiDginG
ono VI tuem, A Dive wag eVeutuaiJ
| brought and stter some labor the beti
j. / found a home in the rew hive.
Mr.. Pail. Margetts. the popu 81
comedian. has gone to great expense
TO give q frst-class entertaiDm Mt a
the Theatre on Monday evening
NIX, and bis friends should encour
age him in his efforts. that he Will b
Ii0duced to d. it again. The pro
gramma offered is worth all that
asked for admission, ard croEdet