The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-12
CHIPS.

O0NbC OOHntg WA OO40 ASA oubNo
flair this month.
The air was decidedly cool lasI
night, and light oyercoats we're in de.
mand.
The bullion shipments on Saturday
amounted, in the aggregate, to S18,.
099 "a.
I Commercial street. at the north
end, will shortly be down 10 the es-
tsblished arsde.
There have been no shipments OF
bullion from the Horn Silver Mine for
several days past.
A Sunday School Jubilee is to be
given in this city Immediately after or
turing the October conference.
Nearly all the schools are now
open and running, With q goodly
number of pupils in attendance.
The bullion shipments for the past
week or ten days have been compare
lively light. ss compared with former
dsys.
John Robert Tree, Alexander Carr
and Joseph R. Morgan, all natives of
England, were admitted to citizenship
on Saturday.
The Percy Deception Combination
finished it's engagement at Denver on
Saturday night, and opens at Lead.
vile on Monday.
The usual number of Saturday
DRINKS found thsir way into the city
jug last night to sperd the Sabbath in
SOLDERING up and reflection.
Active preparations are being made
for the opening of the September
term of the Third District Court,
which takes place on the 23d.
VANITY OF vanities," saith the
preacher, call is vanity" That was
after the preacher hal received his
full amount of Christmas slippers.
Men are the only order OF creation,
30 it is said, that can laugh, and. it
may be added, they are Ago the only
one that deserve to be laughed at.
The choral department Of lions
Society will meet for a gen.
erAl rehearsal on Monday evening, at |
the new Assembly Hall, at z O'Clock,
prompt.
The man who owns fine gold |
collar button, with q diamond set in
me csntre, always considers it cooler,
Ind more comfortable 10 60 without
neck lie.
Saturday was pretty lively in the
Police Court, several petty ofenses
,eing tried. Some DRINKS we're fined
md some persons arrested for assault
discharged.
The time for correcting the registra-
ion list commences tomorrow, and
,ersons who have been missed by the
.ssessor can call on him and have the
recLified.
The Walker Brothers have co.,
racted for a large Brush electric
light machine, with fourteen lights,
or the Alice mills, hosting works,
to-, at Butte, Montana.
The "OctorooD," to be given for
he benefit Of Mr.. David Mckenzie
y the Home Dramatic Club, the
,enefciare also appearing. will be
reformed on the evening of the 9Th
f October.
The Deseret Agricultural and
Society will forego its
nnual fair this year because OF lack
t pecuniary encouragement, asked
Or at the last Legislature, bat which
7as not granted.
Mr.. E. W. Tullidge says the play
Queen Elizabeth" the reading OF
7hlch was postponed in consequence
f the visit of the President OF the
United States, will be read atan early
ate by L. a. Lyme.
On Monday eveniDg-to-morroW-
be benefit performance to Mr..
logan Paul will take place. "Our
Iris" is the piece. The box office
viii be open for the sale of reserved
eals tomorrow morning.
Mr.. ]. D. Farmer has reserved a
pace in this mornings HERALD IN
which to advertise full and complete
took of dry goods which he proposes
o open in the building formerly
occupied by F. Auerbach d Bro.
On the second day o! the Cache
Valley fair there will be ploughing
match on the B. Y. College farm.
IN the same day there will be some
lorse races, open to all competitors,
which promise to be very interesting.
A crazy individual named Frazier,
Who obtained a match by some
means, set FIRE to bis couch in cell
n the City Hall Oh Saturday morn
ng. The smoke was discovered and
he FIRE extinguished before any
injury was done.
1t is about time the County Educa-
.ional Association resumed IFS SEES
sions. The good the society accom-
plished last winter, with the in
creased number OF young teachers,
should be a guarantee OF well attended
and interesting sessions the ensuing |
winter.
It is a beautiful dispensation of
nature that ice cream and water
melons were made to grow in the
summer instead of winter. Similarly
We find hot buekwhest cakes and
oyster stews on tho vines in winter
Things are nearer right in this world
than grumblers imagine.
Mr.. Henry Dinwoodey the well
known furniture dealer, No. 1898 to
1914, First South street, calls the at
tention OF the public this morning TO
his immense stock OF all kinds Of
household goods. Mr.. DiDwoodey
carries the largest aud most varied
.lock of furniture goods in the