The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-29
CHIPS.
Now for The Aueust elections.

: Now for The August elections.
Park City has the measels an
diphtheris.
Mr.. Dwyer has the August numbe
OF 81. Nicholas.
August 29.h, 1879, slavery wa
abolished in Mexico.
Ogden has bad a fire and nov
clamors for water works.
The Third District Court will re.
sumo its operation on Monday next.
On the 9th OF July, 1856, the lay.
ing OF the atlantic cable was CON
pleted.
The bullion shipments on Wednes'
day aggregated in value, only $14.'
5000.
More rain on Wednesday morning,
and wind, dust and clouds on Wed
nesdsy night.
Logan reioices in q delivery wagon
used by the Coop. It is a great IL
nova.ion in the beautiful burg.
The concert and dramatic per-
formance taxes place this evening in
the Social Hall. with excellent pros
poets.
Grading on the Union Pacific
branch road, from Echo to Park City,
will be completed come time in Sep
TENDER.
Three individuals, charged with
drunkenness and vagrsncy, were
awarded contracts for thirty days
work on Wednesday.
The immigrants. q list of whose
names has bsen published, arrived
at Ogden on Wednesday night, and
will be here about noon day.
Work on the Utah Eastern progress
ses finely, the grading to Kimball's to
be completed about the let OF August,
and to Park City about the 10th.
Southern Utah Times: The grand
jury, alter a weeks season. during
which time a large number of in
dictments were found, we're discharged
on Saturday afternoon.
The great Gle show. which is to De
here On August 10th aud 11th, uses
the wonderful electric light to illumi-
nale its canvas, and 1t is said to pro
duce an effect as sparkling and
as summers sun.
The other day the wife OF Alex
Bu!t, late u constable, and now in
Europe, presented him with q pair OF
bouncing boys. Weighing nine pounds
each. They are the marvel of the
and with the mother
are doing finely.
Park City. Record: The Marsac
Company are adding another addition
to their mill, on the east, and this.
together with the large addition on
the north for the Howell rooster, and
the addition already completed on the
south, will give the company greater
facilities for milling their ores.
F. A. Mitchell. Esq has now pre-
scented to the Museum the handsome
specimen of coal, in one piece,
weighing 400 pounds, he brought
from the Weber for exhibition in the
procession on Sa urday. Unfortu.
nately, Mr.. Mitchell could not reach
the city in time 10 take up the posi-
ton assigntd 10 him in the mineral
department. We are assured by Mr..
Barloot. one OF the committee, that
the coal is excellent in quality, and
it would have been looked upon with
interest by the admirers OF our "blsck
diamonds"
"Oh, tits time I should talk to your
mother,
Sweet Mary" Gays 1;
"Oh, don't talk to my mother" ssys
Mary,
Beginning to cry;
"For my mother says men are deceivers,
And never, know. will consent;
She says girls in hurry who marry
At leisure repent"
"Then suppose 1 would talk to your
father,
Sweet Mary" says /;
"Oh, don't talk to my father, says Mary,
Beginning to cry;
For my father, he loves me so dearly,
He'll never consent 1 should go
II you talk to my father" says Mary,
"He'll surely say No
''Then how shall 1 get you. my jewel?
Sweet Mary" says L;
"lf your father and mothers so cruel, -
Most surely rll diel"
"Oh, never say die, dear" says Mary;
ga way now to save you see;
Since my parents are both so contrary
You'd better ask me-"