The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-31
CHIPS.
The las. day Of August.

The hot spell has had its Verlebla
broken.
One plain drunk vas assessed S.
on Monday.
The aggregate value OF the bullion
shipments on Monday, VASES. 276 20.
Arbogast will receive his first in
stallment o; oysters on Saturday night
nex'.
Light overcoats were among the
most comfortable things in the world
last night.
The hishsst recorded point reached
by the mercury on Monday was CSC;
the lowest. 45'.
An immense cattle train arrived in
Ogden. on sunday morning. from the
west, over the @. P.
A special car with Kansas Pacific
Railroad people 10 arrived at toe
depot on Saturday night last.
tbs servics pipes to run the ele-
vators in Ausrbach & Bros now
store were being laid on Monday.
No eastern mail arrived on Sunday
night, and that and Saturday nights
arrived and was distributed at noon
on Monday.
The Percy Combination went east
GU Sunday morning. The troupe
vas billed for performances at Chey-
enne Last night.
Mr.. Dryer has recsived Harper's
ReekLy and Frank Leslie's Illustrated
Newspaper for September 4th, and |
Puck for August 18th.
R. W. Reeve has been appointed
postmaster Of Duncan's Retreat,
Kane County, aud Charles r. Hop
kins OF Frisco, Beaver County.
The woman arrested some time
sgo in the Nineteenth Ward, on
charge of pointing a pistol at another
woman was 6Ded $40 on Monday.
Copious rains fell early Monday
morning, with little snow. The
mountains had a white coating which
betokened the approach OF stern
winter.
A special meeting OF the Alert
Engine Company No. 8, on Tuesday
evening, August S1st. at 7.30 pm,
sharp. By order of the foreman. James
R. Beck, secretary.
We are indebted to Collector
HOLSTER for Commissioner RGum's
report to Secretary Sherman, Cd
'The Collection Of Internal Revenue
and the Condition OF the Service"
Mr.. Geo. A. Meears has received a
fresh supply Of Soda Springs water
which he sells from the soda fountain
or the bottle, favored or unaAvered,
as the consumer may choose. See
his adv.
President john Taylor and party,
who attended the Davis stake coz
ference at Pennington on Sunday,
have returned; also Hons. Geo. Q.
Cannon and Joseph F. Smith from
Utah County.
The new county gbridge ever the
Weber is now being built. The water
is extremely low aud the season favor
able. 1t ia to be a good, solid, SUBJ
structure, and will be located
Immediately north of the Utah Cen ,
trail bridge.
The placing of iron on the Union
Pacific branch road to Park City is in
progress; all persons in any way
connected with the Union
Pacific scout at the idea that the
Uni n Pacific intends to push the
road to Provo.
The season at Soda Springs has
snded. 1t is so extremely cold there
hat persons are glad 10 return to q
more heated cline, which accounts
ior the arrival during ths past two or
.hree days of so mauy Who havs been
.pending the hot days in tAat ua-
lodged Saratoga.
On Sunday morning Officer ]
Calder went to Pennington :
md found the watch lhA. Frsd +;
Richardson. the young boot-bIaok !
had stolen from Mr..
Osighton, and which he had hidden :
n the erase, on Friday, when he saw '
he officer. He had dropped it in a ]
uft OF grass iu,t where be was seen. !
st. Marks school opened on Mon Y
lay, the 30th. in the rooms opposite T
he City Hall, with a very good I
attendance. During the seasons vs.
,ation the schoolhouss has BEEN
thoroughly cleaned, repsinsed and /
generally, end now presents
\ neat and healthy appearance. The I
arge force of efficient teachers has I
been considerably increased in the ex- :
oectation of a large Students roll dur :
ug the academic year just begun. )
Needless of padding, staya or dye,
Alasl the feeting years glide by:
My youthful days are donel
However look, hoWe'er / feel,
One odious fact can't conceal;
That boy is tl1enty-One!