The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-01
CHIPS.
July onth.

July Outu.
There was a slight sensation of the
gentle" last night.
Real estate transactions have been
quite lively this month.
Tue two holidays this month should
make times quite vely.
] A solitary drunk found his way
into the cooler last night.
On the 1st day of July, 1862, the
battle of Malvern Hill was fought.
On Saturday next gala day oil
sports is to be the atti action ~ Lake
Shore.
Charles Felt, a native OF Swaden,
was admitted to citizenship on
Wednesday.
The Morgan Smelter ia keeping up
on some ore from the Pittsburg and
other mines.
Travel has been good Tor several
days part, and hotel men are CORES,
pondlnglS happy.
The Twentieth Ward Sunday
School spent Wednesday at FulIer's
Hall in most enjoyable manner.
Mr.. Trewick, foreman of the Kes
Ter Mine, Big Colt lnwood. has re
commenced shipments from bis prop
erty.
The little child, so badly poisoned
with I've several days ago. is ao~ Ia
fair way to recover. 1t had a t.rri-
bic dose.
Wells, Fargo & O.. report the re-
ceipt OF bullion from Silver Reef TO
the value of Sl07. 5l5.21. daring IL e
month OF June.
The stand from which the celebra-
ton exercises will take place on the
9th Of July is in course OF erection on
Washington Square.
The board Of directors OF the D. A. |
& NJ. Society are requested to meet
st No. z, City Hall, on Saturday
evening next, at7 O'Clock.
AT least twenty-five Municipalities
will be represented, in native cos
tune. on special stand in the taber-
nacle on the Twenty fourth.
DIR. Mackenzie, the temperance
lecturer, arrived on Wednesday, and
temperance speeches were made at
the Liberal Institute last night.
]. W. MoNuts. OF Ogden. has re.
signed his position as United States
commissioner, and D. w. Felshaw,
has been appointed in his stead.
The weary drank fnds a support
in the city officer, who kindly leads
him to safe quarters; two or three
were so cared for Wednesday night.
Ogden is out with her programme
for celebration on the 9th, winding
it up with the patriotic and wholly /
unsel6sh remark, ogden Groves rs.
Salt Lake Sage Brush"
The Supreme Court calendar has
but one more case on it, which is
likely to be submitted to day, in
which event there will be an adjourn
ment for few days at least.
A special meeting OF the Olympic
Club will be held at $50 O'Clock this
evening. Business OF importance to
be transacted. A full attendance de-
sired. c. Stevenson, Secretary.
The presidents and counselors of
the various Relief Societies are invited
to meet at the Exponent Office on Fri
day, at O'Clock pm. E. r. Snow,
president, s. N. Kimball, secretary.
A great many of ye honest sminers
are in town now making q good
ready for the Fourth, and unless
some OF them let up a little between
now and Monday, their celebration is
likely to be dry one.
Conference rates have been secured
over the Utah Central, Utah South
ern, and doubtless will be over the
Utah and Northern for the Twenty
fourth; while the usual low rates will
prevail over the Utah Western.
A man and woman were arrested
last night on a charge of lascivious
and lewd contuct. They
we're on Commercial street, little
after dark, and made no attempt to
secrete themselves. The man was
pretty full and the woman pretty bad.
Denis Kearney came in from the I
east last night, and when be arrived
a: the Ogden plstform made quite a
speech. AS it was repetition of what :
al have read a hundred times, it i
would be an infiction upon our !
readers to reproduce it.-Ogden juno
lion.
The tanners, shoemskers and last [
makers, and others connected with
he boot and shoe business, are
to attend a meeting at q.
Q. n. /. Shoe Factory, this evening,
1t 6 O'Clock, 70 take into considers.
ion the matter of joining in the
on the Gath.
[ would not cause shade of pain
To overspresd that face so fair;
All no, dear girl, nor would deign
To add mite unto your care.
[ would not have that lovely hue
Of features clouded by froWn,
But duty bids me say to you,