The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-01
CHIPS.
Cold nights are still the rule.

Cold nights are still the rule.
There was some frost on Mondal
night.
September 1.t-the month o
oysters.
There was q very heavy frost a
Logan on Monday night.
The bullion shipments on Tuesday
amounted to SIT .624 26.
Tee streets are painfully quiet anC
business distressingiy dull.
Tbs mercury on Tuesday reached
6t'; the lowest point was AZ.
Teere will be q meeting OF the Sew
enties, to-Gight, ct the usual time and
place.
A wafer STEALING case from Big Cot
tonWood was heard before Judge Py-
per on Tuesday.
The grading of South Temple
street from the depot eastward. still
progresses 6neiy.
Snow fell to the depth OF three
inches at the terminus of the U. 4 N.
r. r on Monday.
The trial of the Parley's Park and
Swisserland SUIT before the referee
progresses steadily.
1t. is thought that Referee P. L.
Williams, will render his decision in
the Oregon-Bulte case this morning.
a new turn table for the street cars
is being put in close to the stables
between South Temple and First
South streets.
Milford is making an effort to have
the Second Judicial Court removed
from its present place at Beaver
and located ct Milford.
Constant shipments OF iron are
being received at the depot Tor the
SAnpete Valley Railroad, and these
are being pushed south.
Park City Record: There 10 more
building going on now than ever be.
fore in the history OF Park City. The
sound ofthe hammer and saw are con-
tinuous.
This morning Mr.. John Sharp, jr.,
and Prof. ]. B. Newberry, 60 south to
visit the mines at Marysvale. They
60 by rail as far as Juab, where they
strike across the country.
Sheriff John W. Turner, OF Utah
County, came up from Provo on
Tuesday night, bringing with him
JEFF Mcbride, the Indian who recently
escaped from the Evanston Jail.
A preamble and resolutions to be
presented to President Hayes, pre-
pared by the committee appointed at
the last session of the Council, was
submitted to that body, last night, and
adopted.
On Monday next County Superin-
tendent OF District Schools Lewis will
open his school in the Twentieth |
District 6choolhouse, under the name
Of the Twentieth District Graded |
School. He hiss engaged two good |
who will al dhim.
Mr.. s. P. Tessdel, proprietor OF the |
Eagle House, advertises that be will
give the market price for all kinds OF
Tried fruits and that his delivery
wagons will call at the residences of |
persons having fruit for sale upon
leaving addresses ut tho store.
The Ninth District schoo' reopened |
% last Monday, with goodly attend.
,nce, under the supervision of Miss
D. 4. Scribner. The tuition fees at
his seminary have been placed at
S5c. per month for Primers and First
Readers, and sos. per month for all
above.
Judge Piper had lively time
,gain on Tuesday. The negro
Eench who complained Of another,
IN Sunday, had q white msu arrested,
N Tuesday, charged with robhing
Ter. She said be slept with her and
ook her money away. He was fined
80 on the ofense
The committee appointed by the
esidents Of the Tenth, Frat and
second Wards to present Their claims
o the waters of Emigration Creek
,eiore the commissioners are: Bishop
VarburtoD, Joseph Booth, ]. Van
EASEL, George Pope, Bishop Peter
on, John Tlbbitts, Bishop Speirs, @.
iwaner and James Woods.
Ie stood with his ear to the telephone
At time when he hadn't oughter,
md caught the words in distant room {
OF his only child-a daughter.
he sounds he heard to his heart sharp
went,
Like the stroke ofa rssper's sickle:
Dol %! good gracious Neddie, dear,
How your moustache does ticklel"