The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-30
CHIPS.
Ester Monday has passed.

= Ester Monday has passed.
e The City Council meets tonight.
u Another disagreeable, windy, dust.
y day.
Mr.: Dryer has the April numbsrC
81. Nicholas.
1 Four car loads of bullion Wer
shipped yesterday.
The grapd promenade concer! an
, baii takes place this evening.
The Horn Silver Mine. Frisco, con
tinnes It's heaTy bullion shipments.
! The Mckenzie Temperance Olul
indulge IN q masquerade ball at tn
nail On Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Tom Dobson is able TO bt
around again. after his long illness
dc was on the street yesterday.
-Four bars OF bullion. consigned t.
Mccormick & Co., came up from the
stoTmoni on Monday evening.
Wanted, an ordinance compelling
bicycles and tricycIes to run in the
middle o! the road instead of the side
walk.
The bullion shipments are growing
less, instead of greater. Perhsps this
is the calm before the storm, as it
we're.
Prof I. B. Lewis lectures On "Pets
and Hobbies" in the Twerty-6rst
Ward Schooihouse, this evening, at
$50 O'Clock.
1t may not be uniuteresting to
know that it showed Ike the very
old one last night. Trot out your
weather prophecies.
De1 Fullmen was arrested on Mon.
day for threatening his mother. He
is believed to be demente6, and will
have hearing to-day.
The north benchers seem to have
faith in the canal At a meeting
held the other evening they decided
unanimously to vote yes.
Blcycalists will find an item of
interest to them under the heading
Driving Park" A race is proposed,
the winner to receive a silver cup.
Now Ogden is worried about water.
and ssYs the S25. 900 she was allowed
by the Legislative Assembly toi
borrow, will be far from sufficient.
The surveyor generals Office was
moved, on Monday, from its old quar-
ters in the Wasa.ch Building, to new
ones in the Snow Block, on Second |
South street.
Postofhces have been established at |
Huntington, Emery County, and |
Moab, Sewer County, and Elan Nc
Bride and William A. Pierce respect
lively appointed postmasters.
To-day, 598 years ago March 80. |
1887 the inhabitants OF the Island of |
Sicily rose and freed themselves from
the French yoke, by the massacre of
5. goo Frenonmen. 1t is called the
''Sicilian Vispers."
The Junction and Ne,cs have
a mutual admiration
society-a sort of you laugh at my
Joke and III laugh at yours. or you
whine and I'll help you. The Ne,cs
will joke tonight, and the Junction
laugh tomorrow.
The funeral of Mr.. James Toms
took place from the sections Office on
there being quite an attend
ance. At the grave President D. 81.
Wells made some remarks, when the
remains were consigned to the
common resting place of all.
The arguments in the case of M. |
Shaughnessy rs. R. @. Chambers,
began on Monday morning, Assistant |
District Attorney Beattie occupying
the forenoon, and until 5 O'Clock in |
the afternoon, when Judge Hardness
followed aud finished. The court
then adjourned till 2 O'Clock to-day.
o. D. Wheeler and his ASSISTANTS of
the Clarence King party, are collect |
ing exhaustive statistics in relation to |
the mines of the Comstock. Among
other things, they are taking the
nationality, age, weight and height of |
all the miners, with some particulars
relating to their physical condition,
married, single, etc.
A young man, a son of Mr.. Groes-
beck, had a horse stolen from him
last night. The animal, O saddle
horse, was tied in front OF the Coop, !
about 9 O'Clock, when some person |
cut the hitch strap and ran off with |
it. It is believed to be stolen because
the strap is cut; otherwise it might be
thought to have broken loose and run
away.