The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-02-13
CHIPS.
AnOthsr s.bba!h day ha. come.


II Another Sabbath day has come.
Abig storm is evidently brewing.
a solitary drunk was fined s. o
Saturday.
The streets were moderately livel
on Saturday.
No bullion was shipped from tn
south last night.
the Ogden municipal elecIien take
place on Monday,
The mercury ranged between 40
and Do on Saturday.
The total bullion shipments. or
Saturday, amounted to SIS. 696 C il
value.
Hon. Orson Pratt, while not suffer
ING so much, seems TO be growing
weaker
NnliceRf the dissolution OF partner.
chip heretofore existing between May
d Glsde, is published this morning..
The indications are that skating
will not be good to-day. This will
give the young men chance to 90 10
meeting.
To- morrow evening "Sullivan's
Hibernicon and Mirror OF IRELAND, +"
begins q two nights engagement al
the Theatre.
The attendance at the matinee was
simply immense, on Saturday after.
neon, being larger than that OF the
preceding Saturday.
Quite a number of young women
have recently been killed while coast
ing. Young man, il you have a
good girl don't let her slide.
The trial OF Henry Keyser, for com.
plicity in the stealing OF church
cattle, was continued on Saturday,
and will be further heard on Monday.
Judge Hunters branch Of the Dis
trict Court, the civil branch, trans
acted no business on Saturday, but
will be open again, Is usual, on
Monday.
The big Four Minstrel troupe
concluded their engagement last
night to another good sized house.
but nothing like the first night. The
engagement has been a success.
Silver Reef Nine: A rich strike
was made in the Osborne mine a few
days ago, of four-foot vein OF high
grade ore. We have not yet sesn the
bonanza, but from report it is a good
one.
The owners of the LIZA mine,
Star district, have ordered a com.
plete outfit of tools from Salt Like,
and that q force Of men will be
started to work by the fret of next
week.
The Barbee & Walker nade a
draft OF about thirty men on the 1st
instant. Dead work has ceased, and
all the men now employed are work
ing in ore. The mill is running a.
usual.
Marcus La Poer Berresford was
brought in from the Penitentiary on
to see his lawyer, Mr.. Win
> or. who has been appointed to de-
II the "lud," at the "lud's" re-
quest.
The funeral services over Minnie,
daughter of D. and s. A. Greenig,
will be held at the residence OF par
ents this morning q! 1890. The
friends OF the family are cordially in
vited to attend.
The regular weekly meeting OF the
Mckenzie Reform Club will be held
in their new hall on Monday evening.
The installation OF officers, lecture By
Oaptsin Mccormack, on the North
Pole" and good music. Free.
Goldsmith & Co. inform "a Of
heavy sales in boys and chilcren's
since they inaugurated their
sale at cost. Also, they have yet 8
good stock on hand, and advise
parents to call at once and secure
some of their nice styles.
The hearing on the order to show
cause in the msndamus case OF Geo.
Q. Cannon against Arthur L. Thomas,
acting governor, for q certificate OF
election, which was to have taken
place on tomorrow, has been de-
ferred until Monday week.
The flute player, who was here with
the "Blg Four Minstrels," is one OF
The best performers on that instru.
ment who has ever visited this city.
His solo of the Last Rose of Sam
mer" and I'VE Won't Go Home til
with psraphrases, were
very beautiful
The big Four Minstrel" troupe
starts west to day. They give their
next entertainment at Sacramento.
where they play five nights, AMI
then go to San Francisco, where
they are under y four weeks engage.
ment. 1t is expected they will give
another performance here when they
return east.
The thirsty skeeter fo,ds his lspguid
wings,
Draws in his anger, and no longer sings;
No more Sttesian wells he tries to sink,
Or comes up to the bar to get drink;
In sleep be waits another seasons sup;
Hes comatose; his pump is frizzen upl