The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-20
CHIPS.
City Council tonight,

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The Second District Court lie in ses.
sion.
The slightest sprinkle possible fell
on Sunday.
Park City is rejoicing over its
water works.
The highest thermometer on Mon
day was So; lowest Go.
d A person named w. Smith was
fined 81 so for firing of q pistol on
Monday.
The Free Silver Company is still at
work running il ;ts Innnel, working
TWO shifts.
A Chinsman was discharged on
Monday, who had been arrested on 3
charge Of a%ssaulting a girl.
John Flowers, the individual who
knocked a Cninsman down on Sat-
urday night, was fined S. on Monday.
The transformation in Eliason's
new jeweIry store to what it was q
few weeks ago is almost beyond belief.
The party of immigrants. with re-
turning missionaries, from New Zea-
land, reached this city on Monday
morning
Prospecting is still continued in the
Stewart No. 1. at Bingham, without
any immediate prospect Of a resump-
ton of live work.
The bullion shipments OF the On
tsrio for two months ending the
10th, aggregated in value the neat
little sun OF $79. 097.79.
The Champion Mine, near Frisco,
has shipped a ear load Of ore to Salt
Lake, and is prepared to ship several
hundred tons to Milford.
1t clustered around on Monday as
though it would rain. The weather
clerk is probably ~postpening opera
lions until the Twenty-fourth.
Quite a number Of invslids are en-
Toying life at the lake; and persons
from all parts nf the country give
some of the bathing resorts at least
u brief visit.
On Monday Wells, Fargo & Co.
ten car loads of Horn Silver bullion
worth $25. 900; and eight bars Of
Ontario. valued at S9,100.S0 Total
value, $S4, 100 so.
Captain Douris ia erecting a wharf
a short distance beyond Black Rock;
le will also erect bathing houses in
time. and run the Garfield in con-
nection with them.
There are more bad odors in more
parts of the city at present than any
mortal would ever believe. DON'T
imagine that bad smells are confined
to your own vicinity.
A petite martial band, %numbering
about a dozen, marched up the street
last night footing their flies and
beating their drums, but their
playing Was not 10 small, though.
The number of persons who went
to Black Rock and Lake Point on
Sunday was simply enormous. A big
train, with covered and open cars. {
coming in at SIS was literally
jammed. |:
Mr.. Dryer has Puck Tor July 18th, /,
Hdrper'S Weekly and Frank Leslie's 4,
Illustrated, 24th, the July part of
Family Herald, and the August num- :
bers of Popular Monthly, Atlantic :
Monthly and Bep Bells. :
On account of the election primary
meetings to be held on Thursday
evening, the 22d, The regular meeting
of tue bishops and lesser priesthood {
set for that night, will take place on /
Wednesday, at z o'clock. !
Toe members of the Mormon !
Battalion Who wish to take part in
the Twenty-fourth Celebration are
requested to meet at o. G.. Work
one block south and q halt
block west OF Continental Hotel, at
z O'Clock on Friday, the 2Sd.
The Draper Canal, at the Point Of
the Mountain, broke on Saturday
last, causing q break In both the Salt
Lake City and South Jordan Canals,
washing out the head gates at the '
junction OF the two latter. A force OF
men we're repairing the damage yes
The Utah Eastern surveyors were
camped only a mile and a half below
last evening. They will
probably arrive in Park City to-day.
The grading will be completed to
hotel next week, when
they will commence on this end OF
the line.-Park City Record, July II.
The liberals OF Beaver County have
held a convention and declare that
they will not wage war on any class,
but state that as Mormons have
proven themselves unworthy of
Office, that they will not nominate or
support any person connected with
the Mormon Church. Great guns,
what unparalleled ~liberality.
How slim is Sarah Bernhard, pa,
That shadow Of shaded" Z
"Ny boy, she's just about as thin
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