The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-20
CHIPS.
The moon ia ON the Hane.

The moon is on the wane.
1t was almost oppre;sively hot on
) Tuesday.
Park City wantsa home dramatic
club.
Hon. John Sharp gees south, to
Frisco, this morning.
Two drunks we're fneh by Judge
Pyper on Tuetday-one SIS. the other
The value of bullion shipments on
Tuesday aggregated toe sum of 500
S2s. Sc.
Sentinel: The past week IA pas-
sengers have arrived in Milford from
the north.
Seventies meeting tonight
| "Wednesday. a. the Council House,
at z o'c.ock.
An alleged lawyer is said to be the
facetious man Of the jot column OF
the ex-HsodLess.
There was no eastern mail last
night, the Union Pacific being elk
hours behind time.
The bullion shipments of the On
tsrio up to the 18th OF the present
month we're only $1l3, ITO 62.
The Milford Sentinel wants Mr..
Phil. Margetts to 60 south with a
troupe and give theatrical entertain
meuts.
Wise ciiizAns are nov laying in
their winters hay, p,tatoes, wood,
coal etc and the farmer is happy
and busy.
Two Cinnamon. arrested for opium
smoking, are now in the jug for
nineI y nine days, having failed to pay
their fnes.
While they are having wintry blasts
OF the woret kind in the east, We ale
enjoying delightful weather st this
high altitude.
Mr.. Jerome P. Cross, who Lad an
abscess lanced by DR.. J. NJ. Bene
dict. on Monday. is improving, aud
the doctor says will surely recover.
On Saturday last daily mail COM
menced running from Oxford TO
Malad City. The route from Oneida
to Mslad City has been discontinued
The Union Pacific people have ap-
piled TO superintendent Sharp, OF the
Utah Central, to lend them some
caro- in which to haul coal to Salt
Lake, and the request has been COM
piled With.
The recent cold spell, which iroze
ice bali an inch thick, came near :
doing for the apple crop; but the
warm Gun the past few days has
taken the frost out and left the cropt
all right and sound.
A protest sui! has been commenced '
in the District Court by Samuel +
Lechtenstadter and George Arbogast
against the Northern Chief Mining
Company. The claims in conflict are .
the Sarah and Experiment.
Mr.. A. G. Campbell, the liberal
nominee for delegate to Congress,
has accepted. He is unable to speak 7
we'll for his party or for himself, 60
be abuses bis opponents. That is the
spirit of a statesman, isn't it?
Mr.. G. O. Ruthlauff, the Brush
electric light msn,is putting up enc OF
nis lights at the new smelling works OF
The Horn Silver Mine, nov in course
Of erection about seven miles below
The city. 1t will be lighted tonight.
Yesterday. Mr.. 81. P. Kimball,
while out riding. was the recipient of
rather a sad and expensive accident.
His horse became FESTIVE. turned over
the buggy and smashed it. Mr..
escaped without serious in
iuries.
A couple of young fellows, one g
butcher boy. INDUCED in a fight in
The Seventh Ward, about IL O'Clock
On Tuesday morning. The butcher
was badly licked. Florida was the
name OF the youth who administered
the chastisemenC.
The members OF the Mckenzie
Reform Club entertainment COM
mittee, and all those interested in
the organization of choir and en-.
gsging pianist, are respectfully re-
luested to attend at the club rooms
this Wednesday, evening, at 7.30,
sharp. ]. T. Buckle, Sec'y.
A very good boy in Podunk
OF cake stole an awful big hunk; &
Gave some to his sister;
The parents soon missed her;
She is now in her little earth bunk.