The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-18
CHIPS.

What is to be done on Decoration
Day?
Three plain DRINKS were fined s.
leach.
The Board of Trade holds forth
again tomorrow.
Bullion shipments reported on
Tuesday amounted to S12,225.65.
Hons. Frank Hiscock and n. w,
Aldrich went east ON Monday morn
ling.
Richard Oliver was fined $40. on
Tuesday, for exposing his person to
a young girl.
T. Z. Harper had some beautiful
Utah Strawberries on Tuesday, but
they went rapidly.
Mrs. Charles was placed in Jail
last night, for being drunk and dis
Iturbing the peace.
David o. Calder's address, until
June 1st, will be, Grand Central
Hotel, New York City.
The thermometer ranged between
$50 and 400, on Tuesday. 1t was de-
cidedly cool last evening.
No evil propensity of the human
heart is so powerful that it may not
be subdued by discipline.
Creation" at the theatre tonight.
the box office being open for the
sale of reserved seats this morning.
"The Creation" will be repeated at
the Theatre tonight. There prom
ises to be fine turnout for the Oc-
casion.
Haverly's widow Bedott" troupe
begins an engagement of three
nights and Saturday matinee to-
night.
Mondays Ogden Herald: Work
was commenced, to-day, on laying
the foundation for the new Utah
Vinegar Works.
Business has been pretty quiet for
a couple of days or three days past.
1t is expected to open out in full by
the 1st of June.
The ladies and gentlemen of the
Y. NJ. and Y. l.. NJ. l. \. of Davis
County held a periodical conference
on Sunday, at which there was 4
good turnout.
Dryer received by last evenings
mail the Butterick DeIinedtOr for
June, and No. 1S3 of the Franklin |
Square Library, containing Harry |
JOscelyn," novel.
The Ontario mill will be shut
down for a few days to be over
hauled and got in order for another |
run 1t has been running about five
months without stopping.
Henry Coin & Co, want 100000
pounds of wool. They will furnish |
sacks on application and they also
have an excellent article of sheep
shears for sale. See the adv.
Ogden Herald, Tuesday: On Sun
lay eighty-seven freight cars passed
)ver the washout, going nOrthward,
of which arrived at |
Dillon on time yesterday, others
getting in shortly afterwards.
Hon. Geo. NJ. Sanders and Mr.. l..
3. Judd. who have been the guests
# Hon. Geo. Q. Cannon for some
lays past, resumed their journey
on Monday morning.
Now that the telephone is in ope-
alton at the Fireman's Hall, those
who may have occasion to give an
alarm should go to the nearest tele-
phone in the vicinity of the fire and
transmit the message direct to the
ire department.
On Friday an inmate of a house of
ll-fame was found dead in her room
Park City. Narcotics and whisky
ire given as the cause, though the
,oroner's jury stated that not
enough evidence was adduced on
which to base satisfactory verdict.
MesSrs. L. D. and a. Young, who
Ire about to open first-class boot
md shoe store in the building for
nerly occupied by DIR. Richards as
lrug store, are making extensive
and will have a
beautiful place when completed,
With ample room.
The evening for her bath OF dew
Is partially undressed;
Ths sun behind bobtsil flush
Is setting in the west.
The plsnets light the heavens with
The light Of their cigars;
The sky mas put her night-shirt on
And buttoued it with stars.
Colorado Hymn.