The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-08
CHIPS.

And still the railroad boom con.
tinues
i The thermometer ranged from 45o
to $50, on Saturday.
The value of bullion shipments on
Saturday was S7,9O0.1O.
The evidences of an immediate
storm have passed away.
: & provost guard is in the CITY.
keeping track of unruly soldiers.
By last nights mail Dwyer re-
Iceived the NeID York Fashion Bazaar
for June.
Mr.. a. II. Godbe goes south this
morning to resume his duties at the
famous Cave Mine
The clergy, with d. Banks McKen-
zie, viii hold a grand temperance
rally this evening, at 100, in the
Theatre.
JOrgen SCrenson, a native of
Denmark, was admitted to citizen
ship on Saturday, in the Third Dis
trict Court.
The Ontario shipped thirty-two
bars of bullion during the week
ending Friday, May 9th, aggregating
in value $50, 2S2.23.
The Pilot states that fifty or sixty
men will be in Ogden to-day ON their
way to Granger to work on the Girls
mon & Weller contract.
If the weather continues fine,
there will likely be another big
turnout at Fort Douglas this even
ing to witness the parade.
The concluding argument in the
case of George CrismOn Us. B. G. & |
G. f. r. r. Co., will be made by |
Judge Mcbride, on Monday.
Nine deaths We're reported to |
Sexton Jos. E. Tayl for the week
ending last evening, and of this |
number three were from diphtheria
The number of inebriated soldiers
on the street on Saturday and Sat
urday evening indicated that
another pay day had but recently !
passed.
How many will "go to church to-
day, and look devOut and seem to
pray, and e'er tO-mOrrow's sun goes
down, be dealing Islander through
the town ,"
No passenger train left Ogden for
the north last evening, and none ar
rived on Saturday, which indicates
that the road is still in an unsat-
condition.
There is talk of the Home ORA
matte Club going to Ogden on Sat
urIay, the 18th, and performing
there that evening. and on Monday
nignt-DecOratiOn Day.
The Great Basin Smelter, Stock
ION, has closed down, 1t is feared for
good 1t is pretty certain, at least,
hat the stack which has been re-
Gently worked will not fire up
Igain.
The sale of seats for the " Crea-
ion" TO be given by the Philhar-
monte. on Tuesday evering, at the :
Theatre, is now in progress, and the
Indications promise full house
md excellent music.
On Wednesday, the 18th, the day
IN which the SOldene opera troupe
begins its engagement here, Mrs.
Dye, the milIiner, will make a
grand opening of goods, the an
of which will be found
elsewhere.
The matinee performance of
on Saturday afternoon,
lrew out very large audience,
which was mostly composed of
aides. There were very few chill
lren present. and Mr. Keene's fine
Icting of the avaricious and reVeng-
.ul Jew was fully appreciated.
The main part of the excursion-
SITS now in this city spent Saturday
IS profitable as possible by viewing
lie sights, and were taken about the
streets i'll, MullOy 81 Paul's fine rigs.
To-day the principal item on the
is an attendance at the
Tabernacle; and this evening the
party will proceed to Ogden in time
o eaten the regular outbound Cen
raj Pacific.
Now, ere the balmy breath of
spring awakens the OdOrs that have
ain dormant during the cold
is good time for every
body, and especially those persons
who reside in the more thickly pop
Ilated portions Of the city, to see
that all refuse and Offal in and
around their premises is put where
it will do the most good. and where
the fumes even now arising from it
will not bring disease and death to
those unfortunate enough to inhale
them. IL will be an "offal" disagree
able job, but the sooner it is done
the better.
o wsd some power the giftie gle US
From otfice-seekars just 10 fee US;
And let our friends cnme 10 to see us
a little while;
How many csrking cares would fee Us,