The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-30
CHIPS.

The streets are steadily becoming
more and more lively.
The Council House is undergoing
some extensive repairs.
The value of bullion shipments OF
Friday aggregated SIC, S76.73.
a dance was INDUCED in at St
Marks Sehoolhouse last night.
The maximum thermometer, OF
Friday, was $50; minimum, S90.
Mr.. George w. Davis has nearly
finished his new display window.
The weekly market day promise:
to be lively one here. the weather
permitting.
The Educational Association re
sumed its sessions in the Council
House last evening.
Charcoal burners will fnd an
advertisement Of interest TO them in
this mornings HERALD.
". w. Ritter. ESQ. manager OF the
Utah Western Railroad, returned
from the east last night.
The Ogden cricksters are expected
down in s week or 30, 70 try the 3. l..
@. @. on their own grounds.
Elsewhere appears AN adv. which
tells how California sea meas, she'll
and curiosities can bs secured.
The election for delegate 70 Con-
gress comes of on Tuesday-aud
don't you TAIL TO hesr il in memory.
The new CONCENTRATING works al
the Carbonate mine, Frisco. were
started last week aud work like o
charm.
Another rehearsal 70. the coocsrt
to be given by q ou's Musical Society
takes place at the Assembly Hall this
evening.
The work OF putting the asphAl.um
on the sidewalk west from the Thea
tire progresses very slowly, but some
wins! surely.
Hon. Geo. Q. Cannon is the Peoples
nominee for delegate to Congress;
and the Peoples Party always elect
their delegate.
Garfield claims to have q letter
from Judge Jers Black in which the
latter pledges himssif to Garfield q.
against Hancock.
An examination OF those who have
been studying in DR.. Pratt's class 10
obstetrics took place at the doctors
rooms on Friday night.
The new aud elegant window in
Joslin & Parks establishment il |
nearly finished, and the gla.s was
put in and fixed on Friday.
The University commences the sec
ond half OF the fret semester on Mon
day, when the already large attend
ance promises to be largely increased
The storm which threatened on
Thursday cleared of, and the wind
turned and came from the north.
which resulted in another suddenly
cold wave.
The picking of ladies' pockets
has not ended yet. a couple oil
ladies' bad their purses stolen onl
Friday; fortunately there was but .
trihe in them.
Moody and Sankey still hold forth
to large audiences in the Methods,
Church. Yesterday afternoon they
held their meeting in the bssemsnI
Of the building.
You might say the Salt Lake
newspaper (singular) friend Junction,
since you took the article about
Fatal Ending" word for word, from
the only Salt Lake newspaper.
Some young ladies and gentlemen
in buggies, went down to see the cleo
iric light, at the new Horn Silver
Works last night. 1t was cold enough |
to make it pleasant all around.
Cslifornia's wheat crop this year is |
as much again as it was last
season, and exclusive OF some 200. 900 |
tons for home consumption, there will
be about 100000 tons for export.
The Liberals having done all the
bowling necessary to wake the voters
of the Peoples Party up to their
duty, they will come out to the polls
on Tuesday and elect their nominee.
This is your last day Of grace on
the payment OF taxes; il you do not
plank down the funds before tonight
you will be numbered among the de-
which the same is an I'm.
fortunate condition.
Trsok-lsying OH the Utah Eastern
has commenced in earnest, and will
be pushed ahead without delay.
Thirty car loads OF iron have reached
Coalville and the rest is on the way.
The engine and cars are expected at
Coalville any day now.
Captain Douris evidently expects to
do some business next bathing season.
He has put up the pier formerly at
Lake Point at Whist is now called
the Garfield Landing. between Black
Rock and 81. P. Kimball's house.
About fifty bath houses are up. He
intends to have 200.
Forge. thee!' wrote young man
n hin oirI-NfOroat tbacI Whan tha