The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-25
CHIPS
Ogden bad a Ere scare on Fridsy

Il
~ DR.. simms delivers another Isctui
q tonight.
Seven car lsads of bullion wei
< shipped. @ s- .
Primaries on Monday night-anc
5 don't you forget it.
il The Horn Silver has recommence.
/ lts bullion shipments.
The mercury did not 90 beyond 65
On Friday; the minimum was 46o.
Walker Brothers are daily receiv
ing immense quantities of new goods
Merchants are anxious to know
when times will begin to improve
again.
Stanley Taylor, native OF Eng
land, was admitted to citizenship on
Friday.
The bullion shipments on Friday
aggregated the neat little sum OF
$28. 1857.
The Third District Court on Friday
adjourned until Monday morning at
10 o'clock.
The immigrants arrived at Ogden
last night, and will come to Salt Lake
this morning.
lngersoll says: you have got 10
night for everything that is good, and
the work is never DONE"
TIE fellow Lawrence will be tried
this morning for saving Asunder a
couple of the bars in the City Jail.
While the days have a decided
tendency towards being hot, the
nights are as decidedly inclined to be-
cold.
There are two distinct kinds of
boys in this World-ths human boy
and the boy who exists in Sunday |
School books. ss
A large number OF country persons
are expected in town to-day and the |
merchants anticipate lively time in |
consequence.
In the record of bullion receipts in
Fridays HERALD the seven carr of,
Frisco bullion should have been noted
as received by the London Bank of
Utah.
The card of Mr.. E. L. Young, civil
engineer, appears this morning. The
gehtlemsn's Office ia at E. J. Swaner
L Co. 8. and he makes q specially oil
1raughting and typographical draw
ing.
The streets have been enlivened
With plug fights for a few nights past.
On Friday morning a fellow had
brace of black eyes put on him on
Main street: Last night there were
several sickly assaults. d
A housewife. who shall be name |
ess, who read that English mobiles
,ave lots OF hares in their preserves.
avs she tried it to the extent OF put
ing whele chignon into some black
Jerry jam, and the ism didn't ssem a
vt better for it.
The Tabernacle choir has perfected
III its arrangements for its visit to
American Fork on Tuesday next.
he members OF the choir and the
GOD people of American Fork ALL
eem to be looking forward to the
isit with much pleasure.
The demurrer to the complaint in
be suit OF s. Levy against the CITY,
rought for damages because water
lad overhowed from one of the
itches and destroyed some of his
obAceo, was argued on Friday, sub
nltted and taken under advisement,
Mr.. G. F. Culmer, of the Tea Pot
tore, calls special attention this
norning - the Sunlight Oil, which
10 wishes 10 introduce, and invites
ersons to call and purchase, Offering
at 50 for five gallon can, and will
resent such purchasers with q new
urner and chimney to fit their lamps.
The arguments on the motion for
hange of venue in the case of T.
)ickert us. a. G. Campbell were
card by Judge Hunter on Friday.
Aio 10 hAO AOCA CaoC OIOukub ny n
)ickert against Campbell for $50, 600. =
Dr. defamation OF character, the COM =
laint OF which case We have hereto :
ore published.
The yacht Cambria, with Commo-
ore d. L Davis and party, LETT Lake !
bore at z 20 on Wednesday night,
I'D made Plain CITY head ia four
ours and twenty minutes. They
allied all night with wet sheet and Z
owing sea, and made Willard on
thursday. The party were having a
magnificent time. and lett for the ]
on THURSDAY night. s
Lay away the snow-white dresses,
Hang the hat behind the door,
For the autumn days are coming,
And the picnic seasons Ger.