The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-03
CHIPS.

We are sure of lively business to
Iday.
A solitary drunk landed in the cit!
jail on Friday.
Lake Shore will indulge in two
bathing trains on the Fourth.
The mercury went up to So OF
Friday; the lowest point was Go.
The Horn Silver Mine has recon-.
menced the shipment of bullion.
The bullion shipments on Friday
aggregated in value only SIC, 967 .93
Mr.. Fred. Culmer has enormous
stacks OF cigars. He says they are fol
the Fourth.
Two hundred and eighty years age
yesterday the Pilgrim Fathers ssiled
from England.
The special rates over the railroads
come in operation to day, and people
are likely TO flock in
Fanny Fullereide is with US again,
and has been given q contract TO
spend her Fourth 10 the city Jail.
Mr. Paul Hammer is making a
specially OF work in India ink, and
his portraits snow the hand of the
skilled artist.
Already the Fourth OF July celebra-
tors are fiOcking into this city. and
hotsl men wear d smile as broad al a
Quaker hat.
The Old Folks Excursion has been
postponed Que DAY, and will take
place on Thursday, the Sih, instead
of "Wednesday.
A boa. sixty feet long. supposed to
be Vikings chip OF l. eco years sgo,
mas been found in a mound near
Sandefiord, Norway.
the programme indicating the line
OF march to be followed By the pro
cession on the Fifth will De published
Tomorrow morning.
The half-mile and repeat match
at the track 10 day, for $3.50 a side,
is going to be quite exciting and
likely to draw a good crowd.
Gen. P. E. Connor, marshal of the
day on the Fifth. has appointed tue
Ubiquitous Ike TrGmbO an aid On
that day. Look out for the sash.
R. c. Chambers, Esq manager Of
the Ontario, went out to the Park on
Friday to distribute a little cash
among the boys before the Fourth.
The final meeting OF the general
and sub committees on the Fourth of
July celebration will be held this
evening, at the usual place, at 81
O'Clock.
a special business meeting of the
Mckenzie Reform Club will be held
in their hsll on Saturday evening at
s O'Clock, sharp. 4 full attendance
Of members ia requested. William |
]. Foulger, secretary.
The fellow Regain, wLo fell from his
horse on Commercial street, on Thurs
day afternoon, and was taken to St.
Mary's Hospital under the belief that
ne was seriously injured. turns out to |
have received but a scratch. He |
was too drunk to be hurt.
On Monday evening, g compli. |
mentsry ball will be rendered Mr.. |
Alex. Burt. in the Sixth Ward School |
house, prior to his departure for
Europe on q mission. The commit |
tee having the party in charge are
James Latham, Hyrum EvAns, Ar
mold Jukes, Peter Condie and James
q. Anderson.
A defunct heather. named Cham
Du. wss brought down from Alta on
Friday evening. having died at that
place, it is said, from hard work. A |
wake Was held over the body |
on Commercial street last night, and |
il will be Inferred about 2 O'Clock tc-
lay With the customary rites. Hei
had lived % years in and out Of the
Flowery Kingdom.
When spelling is reformed" shell! write:
Pm sailing on the oshun,
The Sc is hi, no sale in site.
1t ilz me with emoshun."
But one "spell" viii not change its name,
For she'll be se-sic jest the saim