The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-02-26
CHIPS.

A spring wetting took place OF
, Friday.
The Great Basin is again shipping
bullion.
Another market day comes with
prospects of a lively trade.
The bullion shipments On Friday
aggregated S16,409.1S in value.
a demented man, John Clinton,
was arrested on Friday morning.
On Friday, silver was offered-in
New York, 1.1324; Salt Lake, 1.1O4.
The gambling business is not as
profitable an industry as usual of
late.
The increasing patronage at the
Theatre is one of the best evidences
of improving times.
The appeal in the mandamus case
will be perfected to-day, by the filing
of the necessary bonds.
Don't be fooled into the belief that
we will have no more tough
weatheT-'kase we will.
The billiard match between Riv-
ers, of Ogden, and Arthur, of this
city, takes place to-day.
A fellow who was largely drunk
made considerable noise in several
of the saloons last night.
Lead commands the handsome
figure of S45 per ton in this city, ac-
cording to the latest reports.
No one should have complained
of the weather on Friday, for we
had hail, rain, snow and sunshine.
A bore has been defined as a man
who insists upon talking of himself
when you want to talk about your
self.
a notice is published elsewhere
that the transfer books of Z. G. NJ. 1.
will be closed from March 1st to
April 6.
A number of Salt Lake gentle
men leave this and Sunday morning
to be present at the Inauguration on
Friday next.
The ore body in the Kanarrah
Mine, South Camp of Star District,
has now widened to five feet and
looks permanent.
While there is evidence of in
prosperity on every hand,
are remarking that times
are dull, even for February.
Hurry up the Territorial Asy-
UNI" -Ne1OS. You need not worry.
friends will look after
you until the building is prepared
Tor your reception.
Solomon Brothers 81 Gold, the
boot and shoe men, have entered
heir new and commOdiOus quarters
formerly occupied by the Thirteenth
Ward Store, and are already making
fine display.
c. r. Savage, Esq, had expected
o make a business tri p on Friday,
o be gone for some time, but was
delayed because of the presence of
Iiphtheria in his family. Fortu-
lately the disease is in a mild .
Orm.
There came very near being a t
hooting affray in a gambling saloon I
asst night. One Of the inmates :
licked up some money, when an in g
ividual from Montana pulled a
istol and persuaded him to replace
t. The occurrence broke up the :
anne.
Blackfoot Register: The third span S
f the bridge has been put up and J
he three spans are now awaiting
he lumber for floor. The first span 5
las received coat of paint. The !
ourth span is being put together
mo by next Saturday we expect to r
ZEE every span up and the bridge t
except the flooring.
Silver Resi- Miner: Chloriding is
likely to again become a PROMINENT i
eature of the mining industry In q
his camp, and work has already c
commenced on several claims on the :
Cast reef. The charges for milling
re somewhat lower than they have ,
zen heretofore, and should the rich
freaks only come in big enough the !
'oys will be able to make wages (
t it.
Here lies Mary's little sheep, Is
Mary's lamb is dead.
Twilight shadows slowly creep,
Stars from heaven siYly peep
Der its lowly bed, 1
But poor Mary lives in peace. s
Lsmmie's dead-thst's all,
Yet poor Mary saved its fleece, '
Sold its flesh and cen its grease
For striped shawl.