The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-03
CHIPS.
Does it tan?

Does it tan?
Lead has again gone up to $40 per
ton in this city.
Three aliens were admitted to
citizenship on Saturday.
The streets on Saturday presented
a most lively appearance.
The Supreme Court of the Terri
tory convenes tomorrow.
The thermometer showed yester-
day. maximum go, minimum 460.
The stake priesthood meeting was
very largely attended on Saturday.
Silver quotations on Saturday
New York, 1l21s; salt Lake, 1895.
The aggregate value of bullion
receipts on Saturday was S10,l57.51.
Say. John, is your sweetheart a
factory girl?" YES, William, salts
factory"
Regular meeting D. 7. u, No. lis,
to-day, at 1.S0 pm. J. Z. Bosch,
secretary.
Eight car loads of passengers
came in from the south last evening
for conference.
On Monday night "Pique" will be
reproduced by the Home Dramatic
Club for the last time.
About ten car loads of passengers
came III from the north yesterday
on the conference trains.
The Twenty-eighth Quorum of
Seventies meet to-day in the Coun-
ell House at 1850 o'clock.
There never was a thoroughly
happy marriage where the husband
was master and the wife his servant.
E. H. Murray will not be here
until Tuesday night. 1t is not yet
known whether he will be tuned
into town or not.
The annual conference of the
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
day Saints begins in the large Tab
at 10 o'clock this morning.
Mayor Herrick, of Ogden, visited
the electric light works last night,
and was so well pleased with it that
he is anxious to get it started in his
city.
We would call the attention OF
our readers to the view and de-
of the great Studebaker
works. 1t is well worth a CAREFUL
Derusal.
lions Musical Society meets at
5he Council House ON Monday even
ng at 7.3O, to rehearse the chOruses
If Macbeth" and some new music |
Just received.
The only business that was before
Judge Emerson on Saturday was the |
'urther hearing in the mining case
If the Highland Boy against the !
Omaha, as TO the right to title.
An important beekeepers' meeting
will be held in the Council House, |
his city, April 4th, at pm. A full |
attendance is especially desired. By |
'rder of A. NJ. Musser, president.
a very unruly and yelling drunk |
vas yanked into the city cooler last
light, after a great deal of trouble.
lie had been found lying in the
middle of the street, and was nearly
'un over.
The regular monthly meeting of |
Pioneer Engine Company, No. 1.
will be held on Monday evening at
80 o'clock, when an election of Off
ers will take place. J. II. KelsOn,
ecretary.
G. c. Ruthrauff, Esq, agent for
he Brush electric light, telegraphed |
N Saturday for fifteen additional
lights, which, when here and in OPP
ration, will make 10 lights, and
will exhaust the capacity of the gen.
rators.
Russell & Burns, proprietors of
he Magnet Billiard Hall, who COM
nenced running after the hour pre-
cribed in the ordinance, on Friday
light, were notified on Saturday
light to appear before Judge Pyper
n Monday for violating the billiard
rdinance.
The Lowell shaft, which is being
unk at Park City, by Hall and IRE
iick, contractors, is now down a
istance of 165 feet, and the remark
bic statement is being made that
he water is becoming less-the
'Ornish pump having doubtless
it away. 1t is expected
D strike the vein at about 200 feet
epth
1t is now stated that the young
IAN Frink, who was brought in
rom the Great Basin mill, at Stock
on, on Friday. with a broken leg,
aused by his being caught in the
citing, is the second victim of an
ccident at that mill last week. A
Dung man named Richard COnley
, said to be in a dying condition at
tockton through being crushed in
he shafting at the Great Basin mill
day or two before Frink was in
1red.
Z you've nothing and your girl has moth
ing,
Don't be in haste TO wed;
FOR nothing and nothing make nothing,