The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-28
CHIPS.

ell The Cannon-Campbell contest case
y still ponds.
d st. Marks school spent Friday at
n Fuller's Hill.
The artesian well is now down
about 500 feet.
Runaways are growing beauti-
fully plentiful.
The temperature of the lake, on
Friday, was 100.
The Bicycle Club held a meet on
Friday afternoon.
Another busy day is anticipated
by our merchants.
1t is working up a heat again in
pretty lively manner.
The smelters keep pegging away
in different parts of the county.
The Ontario bullion shipment re-
ported on Friday amounted to S13,-
961.SO,
The calico ball in the Twelfth
Ward schoOlhOuse last night was a
pleasant affair.
Men are actually complaining that |
they are now getting more work
than they can do.
Robson and Crane go from here to
Des MOines and play for two nights,
when their season ends.
Mr.. Nephi Ellis gives notice to the
public not to trust his wife Eliza
Persinda, as he will not pay such
debts.
The grain crop of this valley
never looked better, and an UMPIRE
cedented yield is confidently antici-
pated.
The eclipse last night occurred
after the sun set, or was a very
weak affair. 1t attracted but little
attention.
The thermometer on Friday indi-
Gated 100 as the highest point
reached by the mercury, and so as
the lowest.
Mr.. Chas. r. Bacon, manager of
the Robson and Crane troupe, will
ret urn with Haverly's Mastodon
Minstrel troupe, next month.
Robson and Crane perform their
great success of "SharpS and Flats"
1T the Theatre this afternoon, and
conclude their engagement with it
tonight.
The funeral over the remains Of
Richard Williams, the victim of the
at Alta, January 14th,
look place from the sections Office
IN Friday.
During the absence of Judge
Pyper east, Mayor Little sits as JUS
ice of the peace on city business,
While Judge A. Speirs attends to
.ivil cases.
The Home Dramatic Club 20 to
Ogden this afternoon, appearing ut
he Theatre there tomorrow night
n "The Bankers Daughter" They
LAY again on Monday night.
Willie Edouin's sparks" Com
oany will play here on the 9th, 7th
md Sth of June, giving Dreams, or
1un in Photograph Gallery" and
Robinson Crusoe." They play in
Ogden on the 9th and 10th.
The amount of land now in lucerne
n this valley is simply remarkable,
md with the good ranges and fine
,rops of feed the chances are that it !
will cost comparatively little to
leep animals the coming winter. d
Joslin s. Park, the well-known
ewelers, call attention to their
,lace of business, this morning, as
he headquarters for diamonds, and :
rom the number and variety they
AVE, no one will dispute the title.
Officer w. G. Phillips, of the po- :
ice force, who has been in the ser
nee fourteen years, and is one of
is most efficient members, states
hat an occurrence has just trans
bred for the first time since he be-
anne an officer-two weeks have !
passed in which he has not made an
arrest; which speaks we'll for the
rood order of the city.
Now digs the boy the garden plot
With energy intense,
Until be bags tribe OF worms,
And then he skips the fence.
Then off he skoops 10 whore the stream
Doth ever gently swish;
An with much patience, and his hooks,
Enticeth sundry fish.
And then with slow and weary steps.