The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-05-22
CHIPS.
Strawberries at soc. per quart.

Pleasure excursions have s'resd.
been inaugurated.
The Police Court holds its own 70
dullness at present.
! Daniel Holland was admitted t,
citizenship on Friday.
Mr.. Hugh MoCorkindale was abou
the streets on Friday.
The bullion shipments, on Friday
aggregated in value, S14, 176.I5.
After 80 dull a week the merchants
should do a good business to-day.
And now it does look as though
the 4lh Of July would visit Us THU
year.
Plenty OF hay in the market Il
ought to tumble little pretty soon as
regards price.
Work on lie Old Jordan Mill. near
West Jordan, Is progressing with all
possible rapidly.
S. A. Kenner started fer Ssnpete
County yesterday morning. and will
be gone about week.
The Ontario has resumed shir-
ments, and they uay be looked for
steadily in the future.
TwentY-fou years ago to-day
Brooks assaulted Sumner in the Sen
ate OF the American Congress.
The locality in the vicinity of the
postomce was enhvensd on Friday
morning with a genuine dog fight.
Mrs. ]. Ellen Foster. of ClintoH,
Iowa, will lecture this evening in
Empo. ium Hall, beginning at s
O'Clock.
This morning kIr. Arthur Pratt,
superintendent of the Southern Utah
Dinsier of the stage line, leaves for
the South with MS family.
The butchers at their meeting on
Friday night, did not bring up the
question of increasing the price of
beef In any form whatever.
The directors of the D. A. & NJ.
Society are requested to meet at the
City Hall at z pm. Saturday, May
I'D. II. P. Folsom, Secretary.
Patents for the Silver Flat and
Silver Point Mines, IN Reef district,
have issued to Messrs. w. n. Lub-
book and ". ii. Graves, of the Christy
Company.
The game OF foot ball en- Washing
ton Square, on Friday evening be-
tween the St. Marks eleven and an
olympic eleven was a draw, neither
being victorious.
Ga Friday, Mr.. Charles Pepper
brought into town forty head of fine
beef cattle, raised On the Muddy,
about eighteen miles north OF Pied
mont, Wyoming.
Leadville is passing out of the
public mind, and Tombstone has
usurped its place. Gunnison and
North Park are coming to the front
with great rapidity.
The Grand Army Of the Republic
will celebrate Decoration Day On
next, that being the rule
when this day comes on tie Sabbath.
The boys want holiday.
The next entertainment TO be given
By lions Musical Society will be of a
variety character. A committee
Messrs. Thomas, Bsesley and Smyth
have the matter in hand.
What has become of the money.
order Office that Silver Reef was
promised some time ago2 The neces-
sity OF one is apparent every day,
bat still it cometh not. Miner.
The Utah Western brought in q
couple OF bars of refined bullion from
the Carrie Steele Mine, of Camp
Floyd District, TIE value of which
was 81, 586 O9; also couple of cars OF
Great Basin ore.
Ten miles northeast of Tombstone
2 gold belt has been prospeoted, and
considerable excitement prevails.
The quartz is iron-rusted. Some pros
pect assays have gone from $500 to
$500 per ION in gold.
AtII O'Clock q. ~, Friday, a man
named Joseph Thomas fell dead with
apopIexy at the Emma boarding
house, Alta. He was speaking, when
suddenly be felt faint and dropped
dead. He was a native OF Cornwall,
England.
Aboat $50 o'clock on Friday
evening one OF the chandeliers in Mr..
P. II. LsDnan's butcher shop took
fire, and for short time it licked as
though a big blaze was unev.tab G.
However. it was pulled down and
extinguished without any serious
damage.
Mr.. W. G. Sharp, son OF Hon.
jain Sharp, will return home from
the east on Tuesday. The young gen
tleman has passed through the Col
lege of Mines, and has just received
an appointment in a government
survey, which leaves Denver on the
1st. His stay. therefore, will be
brief,
Little drops Of pepper
Mint, and grains of tea,
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