The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-08
CHIPS.
Circus on Tuesday and Wednes-

I Circus on Tuesday and Wednes-
day nights.
There were several prairie schooners
on the streets on Saturday.
The bullion shipments on Saturday
aggregated in value SIG. 552.S9.
There were more than the usual
crowds on the streets on Saturday.
AM stilI no word Of Tasksr, it
locks as though he bad made good
escape.
II some inteIlects had little less
fluid in them they would not sppear
so thin.
The thermometer braced up to So
on Saturday; the minimum thermo.
meter Was GO. rlfs-
| A Brookfeld man is raising COW
with three tails. How can be milk
her ii fly tint!
On Monday evening Prof. K. G.
Maser will lecture on Pyramids OF
Egypt" at Ogden.
That First South street horror in
the shape OF black. bob-.ailed dog,
has returned. Abste it.
Car loads of rock are being shipped
from this city to Ogden for the new
Coop. building az that place.
On Saturday morning Judge Emer-
son overruled the demurrer OF the de-
PENDANT in the case of ]. Reeves rs.
]. L. Gillogly, for libel.
W. W. Cole'a gigantic shows were
new, original and the most complete
exhibitions that were ever given IN
this city.-Baltimore (Md.) CONNER
cial.
The following notice may occasion
ally be found postsd upon the door Of
Partisan newspaper Office: Gone
to ight duel, be back in hall an
hour"
A party of artistic pleasure seekers
returned to town on Saturday, sud
presented q drsary, dismal, dusty.
but Jolly picture as they rode up
Main Street.
Mr.. Charlton JacobF, the victim OF
the accident on the Utah Western
Railway, on Wednesday last, is
steadily recovering, and will be out in
short time. H
Mr.. G. r. Savage is working up 8
rally. Having refitled the portrait
gallery it is again in full blast, and
will. as ever, make every effort TO
satisfy patrols.
The young girl who was SO severely
injured the other evening by being
thrown from a horse in the Nine
tenth Ward. is recovering. She was
very badly bruised.
The Chinamsn arrested for abus-
ing boy was fined So; the boy who
insulted him and the person who
attacked the heather for abusing the
boy, were both discharged.
South Temple street, from Main to
the depot, on the north side of the
street car track, is yet a rough road
and terribly dusty; If it could be
sprinkled it would be great blessing.
This morning a party of two ladies
and two gentlemen make a break for
the Big Cottonwood lakes. AS they
leave at O'Clock they hope to get at
their destination by the witching
hour.
1t is reported by a party making q
csleIul examination that the north
western part of the Ute Reservation
is fit for nothing but occupation by
such numbering savages as the
White River Utes.
A case of assault. in which whole
family was arrested, was tried before
Judge Pyper on Saturday, who dis
charged the defendants, and held
that the female complainant had no
just grounds for the charge preferred
by her.
The presence OF the amateur mar
tisl band in the procession on the
Oath has planted germ of ambition
in the minds Of several of our young
prospective musicians. Mr.. George
Hedger wants to see them; he can do
them good.
Beside the sad Ees waves she stood,
A maiden fair to see,
And softly murmured, elbow, sweet
winds,
And bring my love to me!n
A pleasure boat came sailing in
Across the ripping tide;
A bold, brave youth sprang out AID
cried,
sat last I've found my bride!
Oil maiden fair to see," be said,
"Come, will you sail with met"
Said she, "You bet!" and so he'toek
TIE maiden fair to sen.