The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-05-18
CHIPS.
No bullion shipment on Mondsr.

W. ouAtAOh SHA PLASEt Oh AAUnue5
The list of arrivals shows that the
hotels are having boom.
A little 3-yesr-old girl was reported
as lost on Monday evening.
Mr.. Willard Dobson came down
from the nerth on Monday.
TIE number OF strangers about
town is steadily increasing.
lions Musical Society held its
regular practice last night.
Fishing in City Creek aud other
streams is said to be pretty good.
A person named Jos. Savage was
fined $50 on Monday for stealing a
gun.
The frat rehearsaloI "Ours," with
out parts, took place on Monday
evening.
s. w. Sears, Esq, superintendent
of the Ogden Coop. has returned
from mis- flying trip to San Francisco.
One of the lady workers in lions
Cooperative Shoe Factory fell down
on Monday. and dislocs.ed her wrist.
Thomas Byrnes, a don't care
d-n boy from Ireland" was fined
$40 for disturbing the peace, on Mon
day.
A suit has been pending in court
for several days past which is the re-
suit OF some of the noted Clemet-
shaw's transactions.
The sale of that fine property on
East Temple street. occupied by the
London Bank OF Utah, comes of this
morning at 10 O'Clock.
H. D. johnson, Esq, has returned
from the terminus of the Utah and
Northern, where he has been in BUSH
ness for some weeks past.
By last evenings mail Dryer re-
ceived Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper
for tho 22d inst, and Harper's
Monthly Magazine for June.
So little interest is taken in base
ball this year that there is little
prospect of anything worth mention
taking place in this regard.
On Sunday afternoon the hind
wheels came of a wagon in which q
number of persons were out for q
ride. They took q pleasant walk |
instead.
Sunday is becoming the pet day
for drunkenness, More intoxicated |
persons can be seen on that day than
any other. and they don't get their
whisky on Saturday, either.
Judge Hunter, on Monday, referred
back to the committee appointed by
he !court to examine L. Bethune for
admission to the bar, the rePsrt
heretofore submitted by the commit
lee.
Mr.. A. G. Smith, for long time
Dast prescription clerk at the Coop.
irug store, started on Monday morn.
ng for two months visit to New
York, at the end of which time be
expects to return.
On Sunday afternoon a barber
named Edward Senier was found
lying in his room on Commercial
street, and shortly after expired. His
leath is attributed to paralysis. He
MAS abOnt 40 years of age.
A new periodical, Tile Teacher,
9dited by Walter NJ. Barrows, Con-
minister, has just made
ts appearance here. 1t is a nea. four
page monthly and is the organ of the
congregational Church and schools
lnder that denomin alton.
A little 6 year old son Of Mr. H.
(. Whitney fell on an sopen knife on
morning, the blade of which
an to the hilt in the little fellows
,heek and towards the eye. The
wound, though painful, will not in
iict any permanent injury. i
Supervisor OF Census Thomas states
hat bat three ladies have applied to
Jim for appointments as enumerators,
Ind in each case he has made the
appointment, the application being
III that was desired, and the papers
n the most desirable condition.
There was q man who had clock,
His name was Matthew MeeaIs;
lie wound it regular every day
For four-and-twenty years
1t last his precious time-pieee proved
An eight day clock to be,
md madden man than Mr.. Meears
1 would not wish to see.