The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-05-08
CHIPS,
More storm gathering.

I More storm gathering.
No bullion shipments from the
south.
More rain; more hail; more COO
breszer.
Merchants are preparing for good
days business.
The High Council will meet this
eV, ming st z o'cl-ck.
The fret lightning O! the season
Was seen last evening.
On April S.h, 1862. the battle OF
West Point took place.
There wag nothing done in the
Police Court on Friday.
Work on the artesian we'll contin-
ues without interruption.
Ogden anticipates a mining boom
in her vicinity this season.
The roof of the Tnsatre was under
going some repairs on Friday.
a large body ofoIe has been struck
in the Magnolia Nine. Star District.
Another shipment OF bullion was
made from the Slormont on Friday.
John Thompson and troupe played
to good houses at the Junction City.
The Third District Court, on Thurs
day evening. adjourned until Mon
day.
The scent OF the tsrdy blossoms
fills the air once more, making il de-
lightful.
More important suite are talked Of,
one ssid to involve very large sum
of money.
Bullion shipmsnls from Silver Reef
for the month Of April aggregated
s87. 1922.
Tee aid society OF the shoe and
iannery departments will be organ
lied this evening.
g. W. Scare, Esq, superintendent
of the Ogden Coop, starts for San
FrsuoiEco to day, on a brief business
visit.
Three car loals of bullion were
shipped on Friday through McCor-
nick & Co., one from the Brooks snd
two from the Germania, worth
$4,13O.
The hemp ropes formerly in use at
the Kinner and Barbee & Walker
hosting works have been replaced By
new wire ropes, and 10 both Instances
the cables work to perfection.
Col. NJ. NJ. Ksighn and wife hEve
returned from their bridal trip to San
Francisco, and will shortly take up
their residence at the late residence
OF MIR. S. w. Sears, OF First South
street.
The Pine Grove Consolidated Nine,
Minersvills. is working large force
OF men, and has seventy-five tons of
ore on the dump, averaging 80
ounces OF silver. $50 in gold, and so
per cent. lead.
Bullion shipments from the Stor-
mont Mill, Silver Reef, for the first
quarter Of the present year, are as
follows: January, S4S, 0SS 70; Febru.
airy, $50. 346 IS; March, $50. 1857.
Total, S121, S10.57. a
Father Daniel Graves has lust eot
out treatise on sericulture, a neat
pamphlet of forty-two pages, printed
by the "Star Job Office" which will
be found very interesting to those
giving the subject attention. (.
The Union Pacific Railroad mag
mates, who have been visiting the
railroads here, returned from trip
over the Utah and Northern on Fri
day, and were highly pleased with
Superintendent Thateher's manage
ment OF the longest nsrroW-gauge
railroad in the world.
A salt Lake lady states that Ogden
ID remarkable for one thing, at least
tough mest.-HERALD. Anythjng
that savors of Ogden Is too tough for
tue dyspeptic Salt Lake stomach, or
that village would have swallowed
Ogden long sgo.-Janction. Oh vel
gods! this is too, too much!
investigation proves that the drive.
Of the Sandy coach was not to blame
for the little accident on East Temple
street, on Thursday, by which a per
ambu!ator was overturned and baby
tumbled out. The coach was moving
slowly, the driver saw the lady and
children crossing the street, and
guided the horses out OF their way.
The lady becoming confused, ran in
frout of the team, causing one OF the
horses to shy, which occasioned the
hitting OF the baby carriage by the
singletree.
Ills night. Two lovers lean
Upon the gate;
a nearing form is seen,
1t is their fate.
4 piercing scream from her
The welkin rent,
1t was, ss you infer,
Her pa ri-ent,
The lover sought to scoot.
Alas! too late
He's hois ed with q boot