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

now.
Only a question of time-Askiul
the hour.
Too many of our good lawyers are
leaving US.
It is getting confoundedly close and
hot once more.
There are sixteen tons of gold in
the New York banks.
Rehearsals Tor the performance oil
Our Girls" are in progress.
Many people who hunt for happi-
meas are continually finding tAulI.
The Second District Court recon
menced at Beaver on Monday last.
There were no bullion shipments
from the south on Wednesday even
ing.
F. Auerbach & Bro. make their
grand opening in their new store to-
day.
Jacob P. Olsen, g native of Den.
mark, was admitted to citizenship
on Wednesday.
The thermometer held its own at
s89 on Wednesday, but raised the
minimum to $50.
On Wednesday Wells, Fargo & c..
received four bars of Ontario bulLoa-
valued at IS. 246.10.
Diphtheria has again broken out
in Park City. Salt Lake is compare
lively free from it at present.
An advertisement appears this
morning for q 6rst-cl man COOK.
Information can be furnished at this
Office
The sidewalks on First South, be-
tween Main and West Temple
streets, will soon be brought to the
proper grade.
The cellar for the Tro1bridge
brick block, corner OF Main and !
Quartz streets, Butte, is completed.-l
Butte Miner.
The recent presidential visit was
wholly forgotten in the discussion of
the fearful tragedy enacted on
Wednesday morning.
Puck euphemisticalIy refers to TIA!
place which Bob IngersoIl says
Doesn't exist, "a the region in which
Dante spent his fortnight off,
Five drops and a half of rain fell
asst night; but what was lacked on
ain was made up in the dark and
lismal appearance Of the clouds.
The centre of First South street
will have to be cut down now, So as
o bring it within the grade and make
correspond with the sidewalks.
Benton, Mont, is to have q new,
hotel, and $25, 200, with
'romise of more, has already been
ubscribed toward the hotel project.
About $50 person, filling eight
ars left the Utah Central depot on
Wednesday morning, as members OF
be fremen's excursion to Logan and
eturn.
1t is expected that all the bridges
q the line of the Utah Eastern from
oalvilIe to Park City will be finished :
y the 10th; so says Mr.. E. r. Young, r
/ from there on Wednesday. ID
Mr.. P. Margetts intends giving !
erformsnce in the theatre on the $
III prox. He's thinking OF presenting
, the conferences folks latter Dark"
/ which he will persOuate Old Tom.
The assessor OF Salt Lake County
ublishes q notice in another column
wing the time and place where he
i'll wait upon al persons in doubt
oncerning their names being on the
sgistry lat.
The company OF immigrants which
1T Liverpool Tor New York on the
lh, numbered 336 persons; this is
le fourth company of the sesson.
he last for this sea'on is expected
} leave on the 23Ed nl..
Close on l O'Clock this morning 8 Y
ig blaze was seen in a southessterly a
ERECTION from this city, indicating q
lat fire OF some magnitude was in 4
rogress in the neigbborhood OF Sugar 7
ionss Ward or Mill Greek.
Glow pleasant to bs4be in the 4
Gods OF silvery moonlight" signs an q
An, yes That msy-do
Dr. winter, but in summer when the !;
mercury climbs up to 1902, we'd 3
ather have old water and Turkish !
owel.
A person would naturally suppose :
hist tie mountains 10 the vicinity OF I
'ark City were all prospected !
thoroughly by this time. But such lie 3
lot the case. Rich looking rock
ONES into town daily indicating that
ich discoveries are being constantly :
nade.-Psrk City Record. II
Tomorrow evening a com pliment-
ry ball will be given Elder Joseph !
'ingey, in the Seventeenth Ward {
Assembly Hall, by the Y. NJ. & Y. L. s
1. l. Associations of the ward, prior
o his departure on mission to
europe. The committee consists OF
Iessrs. w. HopEood, r. Matthews,
L. W. Pratt, Frank Davis; Mrs. w.
3. DougGll, aad Misses Zina Hyde,
iarah E!ierbeck and Ida Felt.
little peach in the orchard grew
little peach OF emerald hue;
Warmed by the sun snd wet by the dew,
1t grew.
)ue d,y, passing that orchard through
That little peach dawned on The view
)f Johnny Jones and his sister Sue