The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-22
CHIPS.

One drunk was arrested on Thurs
) day.
To remove stains from characters
Get rich.
, He has not lost all to whom the
: future still remains.
Bullion shipments ON Thursday
aggregated S9,096.60 in value.
The Tabernacle choir will hold its
regular weekly practice tonight.
All honest men will bear watch
ling. 1t is the rascals who cannot
lstand it.
The High Council will meet in
the Council House this evening at
I o'clock.
A new mining district, called the
Silver Belt, has been organized in
Iron County.
The body of Fred. Jones will not,
it is understood, arrive until Sunday
eYening next.
A man has named his sixteenth
child Omega, hoping the fates will
let it be the last.
DR.. J. NJ. Benedict was called to
Pennington at a late hour last night
to attend a pressing case.
The Boston Herald observes that
the man who digs 100 feet into the
ground for water gets along well.
A young mans friends object to
his being loose, and yet they have
an equal objection to his being tight.
The police are engaged in the
laudable labor of visiting filthy
pls ceS and forcing those owning the
places to clean them.
The Lingards appear tonight in
"The Tutor" or stolen Kisses"
Tomorrow night they play the
Lion and the Mouse"
A pigeon shooting match will |
take place in Park City in May, in
which Salt Lake and Ogden cracks
are expected to participate.
When two gushing young women
make great display of bidding each
other goodbye, 1T may be called
Much adieu about nothing"
Telephones are rapidly being put
up in the offices and residences of
all subscribers, and the exchange
will be operating in a few days.
E. E. Souther, Esq, of Souther &
Bro. iron dealers, st. Louis, was in
this city on Thursday, and made a
pleasant call with S. III. Hill, Esq. I
Mr.. Brig. Ellerbeck is back from a {
trip to Arizona, where he has been
for the purpose of visiting mining
III that locality in which
ne is interested. ;
So witty a compliment is rarely :
net with us that of Sidney Smiths &
% his friends Mrs. Tighe and Mrs. +
'uffe. "Ah, there you arel the cuff {
hat everyone would be glad to wear,
and the tie that no one would lose"
The electric light on the top of
he Walker House last night, caused
Tery distinct shadows of shrubbery
md trees, etc, on the lawn at Mr.. {
rhOs. Jennings residence in the
Ward, a distance of
of a mile. e
Mulloy & Paul have just received
! beautiful set of English coach har-
less, valued at $500. 1t is perhaps (
he finest ever brought here, being
liver mounted, buff leather lined,
nd the work on it is of the finest
nd most beautiful kind. 1t will be
Exhibited shortly with carriage, [
iOrses, and a full rig of the same (
ind.
'Mrs. H.V. Cox, of a daughter"
5 the briefest way in which to &C :
cunt for the electricity which
Illuminated Henry's smiling coun-
enance on Thursday. The little
ghtning striker camc to this world
n Wednesday night, and as the
Mother and babe are doing well, of
curse the father, who is the w. U.
'. Co.'S electrician, is happy.
The Denver and Rio Grande Rail-
Dad have force of men surveying
nd grading about thirty miles north
f here, in Clear Greek Canyon.
What direction this road will run
fter it emerges from this pass is 7
OF yet known, but it is thought
that the line will pass
trough Beaver, and thence south
r west.-SOutheT7l UtO7liG7l.
Messrs. Sears & Liddle, who are
utting up their store between
ulmer's wholesale and retail estab-
shments, expect to have it COM
leted so far that they can open it
4 Monday, and begin doing work
gain for their customers. They
ill have quite a fine place, a full,
1en frontage, with warehouse in 4
lie rear, giving them eighty feet 4
ngthwise in which to move and n
ore away goods.
On Friday last, so states NJ. II.
ipman, the lively superintendent
Id part owner in the claims of the
God River Gold and Silver Mining
1mpany, 1000 ore sacks were for
arded to the company's mines,
hich will shortly be filled with
ch ore and shipped to this city.
r. Lipman states that shipments
i'll commence Immediately after
e roads open and will continue as
ng as the season will admit.
Silver shine Sc so do tin
q way love you it is q SIM"
9 rose is red the vile is blue
g pink is pretty and so is you.
you owe me as love you
girl can cut our love in too
Il W ss the grass grows round the stump
chuse you for my sugar lump
e live between the river and bay E
d 1 will get married whenever you say.
Boston Poetess.
Third District Court.