The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-17
CHIPS.
Market day is with u. onca mote.

| VI aIAet Jay Is Win Us OuCo more.
The travel over the U. P. and U. G.
is rather light of late.
The bullion shipments on Friday
aggregated $4S. 609.76.
One week to-day, aud the Twenty
fourth will be upon Us.
Plssisrers' meeting to night, a! S
O'Clock. a. Jennings Hall.
Silver quotations on Friday: New
York. la; Salt Lake, Ill.
DWyer has received the August
number OF Harpey's A0gaziHe.
Virginia City, New, has a popula-
ton of II, 500. Gold Hill scares up
4. 4S0.
Tns thermometer tailed 90 on
Friday, the lowest point reached be.
ing 60.
An average of ten car Loads of
bullion comes up from the south
every day.
1t is expected that Ogden will be
pretty Wel cleaned out on the
fwenty-.ourih.
The Weber County stake quarterly
conference will commence this morn.
Ing and last over Sunday.
Lsad maintains pretty good and
paying 6gaIe, the lowest quotation
being $4t sale S3s. however, is bid.
The second Of the two ruffians who
assaulted the old German peddler al
Ogden few nights since still re-
mains unosught.
This is the anniversary of the execu-
ton of Charlotte Oorday, who killed
Marat in the hope of saving France.
She was executed in 1898.
The list OF living pioneers is in.
creaslng steadily, and it now appears
that great many are still alive who
were presumed by persons hereab1uts
to be dead.
The bridge across old Emigration
Creek, near the Asylum, is said to be
III a deplorable condition. Parties
are cautioned against attempting TO
cross it after nightfsll.
The taxpayers of the Twentieth
School District are invited to look at
a notice published by the trustees
his morning, calling a meeting for
Monday evening, August ID.
A gentleman who has just returned
from Omaha reports the people OF
Nebraska as saying their CROPS never
looked better; and that the corn now
is as high as our lamp posts, and all
in tassel.
The railway depo! at Frisco is ap-
preaching complet on. 1t is substan-
tally b1iit, is commodious enough
for all required purposes, and will
be real convenience to shippers and
The general com miilee on the forth
coming celebration will hold another
meeting in the Council House this
evening, at7.30 O'Clock, to continue
It's work where it was lett of on |
Wednesday night.
They have some pretty rich mines
in Homer District. The local paper
assures its readers that the veins bear
gold so absolutely free from matrix
that each separate particle rears upon
It's hind legs AID bowls for quicksilver.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Marion |
Merrill will sympsthize with them in !
the loss OF t-eir eldest daughter,
whose death from diphtheria TOOK
place Oh Friday. On the morning of
the 4th, they lost their youngest
daughter from the same disease
Mr.. David Evans, as will be seen
by his advertisement elsewhere, has
gone into business for himself. He
Is a frst-class workman and
thoroughly understands the plumbing
and gas-htting business. He will
make joGbiug a speciality and attend
to business. See bis adv. for address,
etc.
Mrs. Dr.. Roumania B Pratt will
deliver lecture On Respiration and
or the Organs of the
Heart and Lungs" on Tuesday even
ing next. at 5 o'clock, in the Twelfth
Ward Schoolhouse, under the aus
pieces OF the Young Men and Ladies
All are cordially invited.
Lecture free.
p Passeugers By the Utah Southern
are quite impatient at the
nine hours delay at Milford, to which
they are subjected, whether coming
to Frisco or going hence. The reason
given for this detention Is that the
road is unballasted and there would |
be danger in passing through the |
deep cuts as night of sncountering
boulders On the trsck.-iSouthern Utah
Times.
When heavy swelIs disturb the deep,
What should the good ship do
In ply for the seasick men?
Why she should just heAve, too.