The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-28
CHIPS.
We are OF the eve of December.

Prot. Macsllister wound up bis
weeks engagement here with 3 good
sized audience.
The streets. yesterday, while
crowded, were not so much so as
usual on Saturday.
Dryer has the December numbers
OF Popular Science Monthly and the
North american RerieD.
The real estate men are doing q
lively business, as their advertise
ments this morning show.
A reward Of $50 is offered for . lost
parcel containing agreements, esti.
males and orders on q O. NJ. i.
The Chicago Times says that Boston
is 25O years old, and this explains
why her women wear spectaclss.
The season when deer bunting ia
legitimate is nearing ITS end. After
the Both it becomes a violation OF the
law.
Sabbath services will be held in the
Salt Lake Assembly Hall to-day, az
usual, the pipes having been re-
paired.
The Union Pacific was t. o hours
late last night. The Utah Central
waited, and the mail was brought
down and distributed.
Andrus ]. Stenblom, q native OF
Sweden, and Alfred ]. Ridges, g
native of England, were admitted to
citizenship on Saturday.
DR.. Bsnson's son, who met with
the accident on Friday, by Giant
powder, bad his finger and thumb
blown off aod his face burned.
The first Careless Orchestra Con.
cert of the season comes of to-mor.
row night. The sale OF reserved
seats has been excsp tionallY heavy.
The bullion shipments from Silver
Reef, through Wells, Fargo & Co.,
from the 11lh OF November to the
18th, inclusive, aggregate the sum Of
$22. 52s91.
About two inches more snow fell in
this city on Saturday morning. This
item is for the benefit OF our country
and need not be read by
the city subs.
The Mill Greek water case. which
has been in progress for several days
past before Judge Piper, was con-
cluded on Saturday, the jury return
ing verdict Of acqultt4l.
The boy Oropper, who met with
such a severe wound by the discharge
of shot gun, at Deseret, a week or
two ago. is getting along nicely under
DR.. Benedict's treatment.
Hon. A. o. Smoot, OF Provo, con-
leaving for the east on
Tuesday. He goes to revisit his old
home in Kentucky and to gain some
facts concering his relatives.
Professor Hamill and daughter will
give another rea1ing at the Theatre
on Saturday evening next, &c the
solicitation OF many admirers; and it
will doubtless be we'll attended.
The air was ful! OF froet last night
which fell steadily. There were no
clouds in the lky, so that it was not
snow. 1t was very fine and almost
imperceptible even to the touch.
One week from to- morrow and the
grand jury of this district meets in the
District Court Room. Congress meets
on the came day. which adds tri6e
to the importance OF the occasion.
The case OF Frederick Chandler fer
being two or too muchly married, lie
to come up before Commissioner
Sprague on tuesday aft ernooD, as per
for further examination.
Still no word has been heard of Ed
ward Wells, the person against whom
a warrant has been issued for indIcl.
ing the bite on Alex. Jacobson from
the effects OF whiJh lie died on Wednes-
day.
The new Weber County bridge
over the Weber river was to have
been completed and ready for use on
Saturday. 1t is e substantial wooden
structure, and is built about two rods
north of the Utah Central bridge
Owing to unavoidable circum.
stances the meeting of the Seventies
of the Second Municipal Ward will
be held in the Seventh Ward Meeting
house, instead of that of the Four
tenth Ward, as announced the NeUs
Of last evening.
Emma r. asks US: "Do you think
it is right for q girl to sit on young
mans lap, even if she is engaged to
himl' And We say: ''If it Was oul
girl in our lap, yes; II 1t vas another
girl in our lap, yes; but il 1t was our
girl and another fellows lap, never.
The big strike made in the lowe
workings of the Buckeye mine, SDve
Reef, is holding out splendidly. ant
OF until the necessary drifting j
done can its extent be determined
This will be commenced es coon s
connection is made between the neT
Savage shaft and the present work
lings.
The second car load oil ore receive
by the Wood River Gold and Silve
Mining Company, assayed 236 OF. i
silver, and 20 per cent. lead to ID
, ton. The third car showed 265 o.
silver aud 81 per cent. lesc
A beautiful specimen OF ore tskel
from the bottom of the Bullion Sha
is on exhibition at McCornick's bsni
and shows native silver in abundance
Mr.. John Sharp. on Saturda.
made ancther good record at TO
Oseedmoor Rife and FIstol Caller,
. He made fourteen consecutive bull
eyes on No. 3 target, thereby winnir
1.-The prize offered by the proprietor {,
2 = ten straight hits. This makes Il
= third prize won 10 the gallery. and 8
by the anne gentleman. be haviI
4 msde twenty consecutive bull,ey