The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-14
CHIPS.
Park City enjoys a building boom.

Park City enjoys a building boom
Park City is to have a telephone
Exchange.
The mercury rose as high as 50
yesterday.
One Individual was fined S. for
drunk on Wednesday.
Sixteen years ago to-day Presiden
Lincoln was aSSaSSinated.
"a Celebrated Case" is the theatri
cal attraction for tonight.
Bullion shipments from the soutl
continue to be few and far between
According to. signal reports, an
other storm appears to. be working
up.
No mail from any point east o
Omaha arrived in this city las
night.
The only bullion shipment re
ported yesterday was Ontario, value
IS, 1883.
An attempt is being made to pro
duce Divorce" by the middle o
next week.
Examine your apricot trees to
day you can tell if the frost ha:
killed the buds.
The grand jury came into court
on Wednesday and returned three
Indictments under the territory.
Ed. Pike, owner and editor of the
Silver Reef Miner, has sold the paper
10 j. n. Louder, who will run 1t III
future.
Keep your grip on the hard pan OF
principle and good conduct, and you
will be men of good name and good
fortune.
The trial of Jack Emerson will
come up during the present term
He was indicted with Hopt for the
murder of John T. Turner.
John Dampey, a native of Ire
land, Henry Bull, II, native OF
England, and James Lander, a ma
live of Scotland, were admitted to
citizenship on Wednesday.
The executors of the estate of r.
B. Margetts, deceased, publish a
card, stating that they will continue
the business of brewing ale and pOr-
Ter; also calling for settlement of
outstanding accounts.
Geo. F. Gunner 81 Co., in the last
year and since they commenced
making show cases, have averaged
one show case for every working
lay in the year-having turned out
over 800.
Mr.. FTink, who will be remem-
bered as having the powerful tele-
scope on our streets about year
ago, has returned to Salt Lake City,
after his journey to Japan and the
Pacific islands. ....
On First South street yesterday
a six-footer got on his ear at a
practical joke, used bad language To
The Joker, and was beautifully
.anded on his ear on the sidewalk
lie "don't want nothing more to do
with that Teller"
The Utah Central was close on
one hour and a half late last night,
having waited for the Union Pa
cific, which had been delayed by
waiting the arrival of its branch
line from Park City. The trouble
on the Park line is not learned.
Sidney Hudson, of school district
representation nOtoriety, who was
arrested the other day for lewdness,
managed the case for himself, and
in securing his discharge.
Sidney is again at liberty to pro-
mulgate his political ideas about
popular representation.
The question with orchardists, on
Wednesday, was as to whether the
frost on Tuesday night, which was
very heavy, had destroyed the fruit
crop. The impression seems to pre-
vail that it did not. While the frost
was sufficiently heavy, there had
been considerable sunshine on Tues
day afternoon, which dried up the
moisture on the trees and thus saved
the fruit.
The Billy goats . pretty bird
And loves to dine on shirts;
But for 8 midday luncheon, he
Prefers 70 eat hoop skirts.
Old oyster cans and rubber shoes
Appease his appetite,
While barrel-hoops and corset-stays
Fill him with great delight.
Rural Bard.