The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-02-06
CHIPS.

The Morgan Smelter has shut dow
work for the want of ore.
No bullion shipments we're received
from the south last evening.
| Delegate Cannon was among Pre-
lsident Hayes callers last week.
The bullion shipments on saturda,
amounted IN value to $l2. $50. 40.
The December term of the Third
District Court ended last evening.
The Buckingham "Mazeppa''
troupe engagement ended last night.
Regular meeting OF D. T. u, Nc.
l15, to-day. at 1.S0 p m. ]. E. Bosch,
secretary.
Carl August Larsen, a native Of
Sweden, was admitted to citizenship
On Saturday.
Prof. 4. A. Proctor lectures on
The Birth and Growth OF Worlds"
ON Monday night.
The slreets presented quite 3 busy
aspect on SATURDAY., Notwithstanding
the mud and rain.
Pioneer Engine Company, No. ],
meeting to morrow evening at 7.30.
j. h. Kelson, Secy.
The Central Pacific train was about
two hours late on Saturday, and the
Utah Central waited.
The rain storm which stopped on
Saturday. kept up for about forty
eight consecutive hours.
The rainfall for the twenty four
hours ending st 9 O'Clock last even
ing, was 0.37 oil an inch.
The total rainfall since the COM
mencement of the present storm
amounted to 1.67 inches.
Trot out your Oldest inhAbitant, and
let's see if he can beat this last spell
OF weather within bis memory.
The machinery in the Lowell Shaft,
in which Messrs. Hall and TreWick
are contractors, is now being tested.
The Union Pacific was two hours
late last night, and as the Utah Cen.
trail waited for it, the mail did not get
in till late.
Last evening the moon broke
through and partially dispersed the
clouds, and it was quits 3 treat to see
her silvery face once more.
The matinee on Saturday afternoon
was one of the most fully attended
that has been seen in a long time,
and was enjoyed by the children.
Miss Ada Dryer was very success
fol in her readings at Pleasant Grove
on Friday evening, both as an enter
tanning and a financial undertaking.
At 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning,
when the February term of the Dis
trict Court commences, the petit Jury
drawn 3 few weeks ago will be in at
tendance.
& notice of interest 10 those holding
bonds and coupons OF the Utah Wes-
m Railway, signed by the clerk OF
} Third District Court, will be
found in this mornings HERALD.
Captain Ohryster. agent of the
Sullivan Mirror of Ireland and Irish
Comedy Troupe, is in town. His
company will be here on the 14th and
18th. 1t was here in 1872, and is q
good one.
Mr.. G. F. Oolmer goes east this
morning on business. The specially
of the trip will be glass, and he anti
cipstes on his return that the firm
will launch into the window glass and
bottle trade on an extensive scale.
For some time past . majority OF
the lawyers in town have not made
enough to purchase their salt, and
look anxiously forward to revival in
their profession, which is contem-
plated in the incoming term Of the
District Court.
Silver Reef Miner The lower work.
ings of the Bsrbee Mine have i'm
proved considerably within the last
two weeks. and stopping ia now going
on from the third level upon a body
OF ore nearly twenty feet wide and OF
excellent grade.
John. Morgan, Eae.. will deliver a
lecture entitled "Reminiscences OF
the Late War" in the Seventeenth
Ward Assembly Rooms on Thursday
evening, February 10Th, commencing
at 2. 80 O'Clock. TIE lecture is under
the auspices OF the Y M. 81. /. A.
ALI are invited. Admission free.
Mr.. ]. 8. Sheppard, business man.
aQer of Hooley. Morton & Homer
''Big Four Minstrel" troupe, was in
town on Saturday and made all the
preliminary arrangements for the aP.
pesrsnce here OF his troupe. He
starts west this morning. He is a
rustler, and has already well billed
the city.
Not all the deceptive Inventions
That skill could ever bequeath
Would give TO lady that beauty
Brought out by her Sunday teeth.