The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-05
CHIPS
Tuesdsy night was cooler.

Z.mloeh holds forth at & e Theatr
10 night.
The street, were pretty quiet OF
Wednesday.
The bullion shipments maintain
very good figures.
The uIli shipments aggregated
IN value SIC 662 81
Aris P.n,do WAS admitted to Gill
zsnsbip o. ~ljue.dsy.
Nature sax tie hic,cle in the din
future when sic cf at d boM-,egged
man
Il ls q mean man who would tan.
taiizs Tanner by ringing gong where
he could hear il
With the exception OF one nstuIali.
cation nc business wAs transacted in
the District Court on Wednesday.
A man died in New Orleans OF eat
ing matches. The poor. impatient
man couldn't wait until after death
for his brimttone.
The Sixth Ward Sunday School ard
friends, numbering about 400 in all,
spent Wednesday at CAlder's Farm,
and bad a lively time.
No further information has been
received from Ben. Tasker or his pur-
suers, and it is therefore presnmable
that they are still in bot chase.
A party of young meu, with the
usual liquid and cracker supply,
make a bresk for an out on the
Weber River, going to Wsnship to-
day.
Another Individual named w. II.
KwiD, is to have hearing before
Judge Piper this morning, on q
charge Of permitting sheep to pollule
water. n .-
Haynes & Son have just completed
the repairing of a fine boiler be-
longing to the Wasstch aud Jordan
Valley railroad and on Wednesday
had 200 pounds cold water pressure
on it.
On Wednesday q young lady,
daughter of James Barnes, OF the
Nineteenth Ward, fell from a horse
and was severely injured. She was
unconscious for time, and when she
recovered became, il is stated. de-
lirious.
The practice OF a certain public
iunctionary and Of railroad man in
this city of having young girls visit
their offices is becoming so notorious
as to cause considerable comment
among their friends. a word to the
wise may perhaps be sufficient.
The board OF equalization does not
meet until the latter part OF August;
the session on the 10Th, is to hear
complaints about the assessment Tor
grading and putting ssphsltum on
the sidewalks on First South street,
between Main street and the State
Road.
The board OF examination to nom.
mate normals for, the ensuing AGA
demic year of the University; also to
examine the qualification OF teachers
and grant certificates for the ensuing
year, will be held at the Twentieth
District Schoolhouse mex. Saturday,
at 10 IN.
This morning a party Of young
ladies and gentlemen start for q ten
days soiourn at Big Cottonwood
lakes. Other parties have already
gone, ard unless the exodus is cut
short, the Wit and beauty OF the city
will have fed and be wasting It's
excellences on the mountain air.
The members OF the Olympic Club
are requested to attend 9 special
meeting of the club this Thursday
evening, at s o'clock, in the Gym
nasium, to hear reports OF commit
tees on celebration, and to take steps
to organize series of championship
games. O. F. Stevenson, Secretary.
Several parties from different wards,
friends and companions, went to
Black Rock and Lake Point, yester-
day, thinking to spend the day and
have it all quiet to themselves, but it
happened that 80 many had the same
idea that the bowery at Black Rock
proved one half to small. The bathing
machines were just as comfortable
and the water just es salt and refresh
ing as usual.
The Nashville american says: At
last we have been treated to a new
and novel exhibition under canvas,
and it can no longer be said that
"see one, see all" for w. w. Cole
has absolutely revolutionized the
chow business, and he actually pre-
seuts the most interesting, sensa-
tionsl, curious and complete show
that ever visited the south. We have
nev,r seen such grand display be.
fore, and shall not expect TO see an
other until w. w. Cole comes this
way.
a most fastidiouE man was he;
Whsnever he got tight,
He'd fly trife to the left,
Then slow down to the right;
He'd jam against hitching post,
And exc against tree,
And bark is noss-in fact, a most
Fast-stiddy-us man was he.