The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-21
CHIPS.
Beautiful weather again.

Beautiful weather again.
The mail was on time last night
The Soldene Opera Company il
looming here.
| The Theatre will be open nearly
every night during May.
| Only those who make clean money
and do clean things win success.
The placing of the third circuit OF
the electric light h;s commenced.
| The latest lead quotation in this
city puts the Article ut S42 per ton
Silver quotations ON Wednesday
| New York, Il215; Salt Lake, 1O9I%
The mercury raised to GO OIL
Wednesday; the lowest point was
40.
The total bullion shipments on
Wednesday aggregated S9,O6S.66 in
value.
The case of Beresford has again
been postponed, this time until
Tuesday, the 18th.
The Linga,ds are well billed about
The city. They begin their engage
ment on Friday evening.
Hon. John Sharp and w. G. Sharp
go south on railroad matters in con
nection with Iron County.
The ladies of St. Marks Parish
give reception TINS evening to
Bishop futile, at st. Marks School,
to which all friends of the bishop
are cordially invited.
divorce" will be repeated ts-night
by the Home Dramatic Club. Ii is
q fine piece and well performed
Already a great many seats have
been reserved.
Old Argus visited Brighton Ward
yesterday. AS usual, he saw every
thing, and predicts the most pros
porous cereal and fruit season that
he ever anticipated in Utah.
Dwyer has the May numbers of
DemOreSt'S Magazine and the North
american ReCielC, the latter con-
tanning Il paper by Hon. George @.
CannOn-"Utdh and its People"
On Wednesday, w. J. Hill, John
j. Mabey and Hyrum- Wiseman.
natives of England. and David
Fandlund and Alexander He'd
qOist, natives of Sweden, were ad-
United to citizenship.
w. G. Clays, indicted for disturb
ing the peace on the Utah Western
Railroad last summer, was dis
charged on Wednesday on account
Of a former conviction for the same
before Judge Piper.
We are pleased to see our old
time friend, J. Q. KnOwltOn, of /
Grantsville and Skull Valley, in
town, looking hale and hearty. He
says everything indicates prosperous
and bOuntiful harvests for TOoele
County.
If the men who have signifed
heir desire to work on the Denver
md South Park Railroad, and have
given their names in to Hon. John
Sharp, will report at his office on
Thursday to-day, he will arrange
o start them for the field of labor on
Friday tomorrow.
On to Wood Riverl Persons of
)eregrinating dispositions are max
ng tracks for Wood River in a
lively manner. That country is
having a boom, and the cry now is
Wood River or bust;" and as is
Usually the case with a great ma
Ority, it will be "bust."
On Wednesday a dispatch was re-
eived from Hon. John w. Young,
lated Albuquerque, n. NJ, an
that the body of Fred
Zones, killed by Halleron, on Satur-
lay night last, had been received
here. 1t was to be shipped at once
o this city, and should therefore
.rriVe here tomorrow night.
Tramps have steered shy of Salt
lake for some time past, but they
re again visible, and those now
lere are a hard-looking set. 1t is no
OlASC1 a OhelAAO1S OuO q GILL; " give |
hem anything, for any person
Wiling to work, can get all he
wants of it now; and to feed these
elbows in this condition of affairs,
S to encourage the vice of all vices,
aZiness.
Wagon dealers have never met a
ime when advertising will do them
more good than to-day. With the
many railroads being built here and
wagons are being pur-
hased to which horses on the range
will be Eitched for the purpose of
for their owners. Among
ther things the wagon and harness
-ealers will have boom for some
months to come, and no better
Medium in which to advertise can
,e found than the HERALD, for it
caches all of that class of persons
Who have the means to invest in
wagons and the like.