The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-25
CHIPS.

The mercury tailed 62' yesterday.
Dust already. Wagn be about July.
Four car loads of bullion shipped
} yesterday.
No bullion came up from the south
on Wednesday evening.
Mccormick & Co. made big rttlrn
on "wednesday. s14, $50
Jas. Hughes. plain drunk, was
fined $40 on Wednesday.
Mr.. ]. D. White, son of DR.. White,
has returned from Am Artor.
Advice to dressmakers-Be sure
you are right, and then gore ahead.
Mr.. Charles S. King, the Ogden
"Rustler" man. was down Wednea-
day.
The wind attsin5d q velocity Of
twenty miles al hour yesterday alter
noon.
The last sale of lead was at $50.
since which time $50 is al that is
offered.
You can't make horse drink; but
if he will not cat you can put bit in
his mouth.
1t may not be credited, but it lie |
nevertheless a fact. that the days are
growing longer.
Messrs. James Dunn and R. c.
Kirkwood, of Provo, we're about town
on Wednesday.
"Oleomargarine, is the name they
give to goat in the Twentieth Ward,
because it is a bad butter.
An old maid speaking of marriage
says it's like any other disease-While
there is life there is hope.
The Valley Honse is undergoing
material repairs at the hands of its
energetic proprietor, Mr.. Brixen.
The celebrated comedian Sothern is
under engagement to appear at the
Theatre On the evening of April 81.
Wednesdays dispatches intimate
that the price of wool is not likely to
suffer a reduction for some time to
come.
The Old Jordan made its first
bullion shipment on Wednesday, a
silver bar, the value Of which is 81 600
or S1.700.
1t may seem a little early, but
people are already discussing the
relative merits of the various gum
mer resorts" h
The members OF the High Council I
are requested TO meet at the Council
House at 7.30 o'clock this evening.
VIM. W. Taylor, Clerk.
Diphtheria is steadily decreasing,
the deaths from that disease, this
month. being less than during like ]
period for many months.
Thos. Fenton & Sons, of the Far
mer's Nursery, have choice variety
of fruit and shade trees, and shrubs \
and Towering plants for sale.
The seal probably puts up with
mole insults and abuse than any
other animal. He is known the world
over as fur-bearing animal.
The party arrested on Tuesday for L
melting boys to fight was adjudged :
guilty OF Wednesday, and fined $40. ,
The boys will be tried to-day. v
By last evenings mail Mr.. Dryer :
Demorest's What to Wear for
1880. the YOung Ladies Journal and
he ReUie'V de Ia Node for April.
The Stewart, Bingham, made a \
shipment a few days since of a gold !
BAR, worth sbolt 81, OOU. Another 2
par will be sert down about the Let. II
Five hundred feet of air pipe with c
aus, etc. was shipped from Messrs.
George NJ. Scott & Co.'S establish
nent on Wednesday, 10 the Frederick :
Tunnel, Little Cottonwood.
The sinking of the main shaft in
he Oregon, Big Cottonwood, is still in 7
progress, aud is now down a distance !
If 800 feet. The second west winzs is Q
about 20 feet be'o8 the 800 loot level. q
Mr.. Daniel Dunno has published a f'
our-page catalogue of engtavings \
different styles OF iron !,
encing, doors and shutters made by a
lim, which will be of yalus TO per.
IONS wishing things in that line.
It is stated that Kate Flint has =
a building spot, near the old
Tribune Office, on Second South street
she could not keep away from holy
ground. 1t is understood that che
will erect a fine building on the site.
She wore the prettieat, frizzled hair,
OF yellowish, golden sheen,
Her style, it was so debonaire,
And naughty was her mien;
Her actions, grace in every move,
Her walk! oh heavens gaitl r
In fact, q creature made for love,
But, alas-her sEoe was s!