The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-26
CHIPS
Zine Hanauer is shipping bulliOr


The Hanauer is shipping bullion
Sunday is day for horse-racini
at Frisco.
Dwyer has received ScrtbneT'
Monthly for May.
The mercury ranged between 81
and $50 on Monday.
The lectures Of Archibald FORBES
are well billed all about the city.
Bullion shipments reported or
Monday aggregated in value S14,
1875.
The pOstoffce at Parley's Park
Summit County, has been dlscon-
tinued.
The Jack Emerson trial, for the
murder of John. F. Turner, came W
on Monday.
No train came in from the east on
Sunday night; but mails arrived
last evening.
The last two days have been quite
warm, while the nights were de-
cidedly cool.
The Supreme Court of the terri
tory, as per adjournment, will con-
vene to-day.
The excavations for the new
block above this office will shortly
be completed.
The electric light underwent an
other successful test last night. 1t
will be run every night hereafter.
Judge Emerson came down from
Ogden last evening, to attend the
sitting of the Supreme Court to-day.
Reserved seats for the Forbes
lectures can now be secured at
Dryers book store and the Walker
House.
Three Union Pacific passenger
trains arrived at Ogden yesterday
one at M. one on regular time,
and one at 10 pm.
Hon. Orson Pratt, who has been
i'll for such a long time, has so far
recovered, that he was able to be
about on Monday. ...
John Nicholson, ESQ.,, has gone to
Ogden to take charge of the Herald,
the new paper, which is tobe started
there in short time.
Peter Brannan, the man who was
shot at Mt. Pleasant some months
ago, remains in the same condition,
neither better nor worse.
There was a washout in Portneuf
Canyon, ON the Utah and Northern
which delayed the train
due in Ogden on Monday. RS
The Occidental advertises that the
electric light and telephone are use
full adjuncts of their business, and
can be utilized by their customers.
A German, lately arrived, says:
''Id vas yOOst so easy as a needle
Good walk Oud NIT a cameTs eye as
to get der behindt word mitEa vem-
ans"
y new beer saloon is to be opened
in the large building formerly oecu-
pied by l. Woolf, by Messrs. Tufts
and NystrOm. They are fixing it up
finely.
The case of strangulated hernia at
which Doctor Benedict
on Saturday, was getting
along pretty well on Sunday, but it
is pretty serious.
Harness makers are nearly
crowded beyond all facilities at
present, so great is the demand for
harness, owing to the great num-
Der of teams going to work on the
railroads.
The body of Fred. Jones, who was
killed at Cranes Station, New Mex
leo, on Saturday night, the 16th'inst.,
arrived in this city on Monday
having been delayed by
the floods.
Provo City is enjoying boom
with other places. New and hand
some residences are going up in all
parts of that prosperous town and
its suburbs are being extended
towards the mountains.
The case of Beresford, the noted
English lord, arrested for forgery,
will come up to-day. Owing to the
absence of Mr.. Godbe, the principal
witness in the case, it is thought
the prosecution will move that the
matter be dismissed.
The teams of Messrs. Bullens,
Hendricks and Stewart, (whO have
taken contracts on the Denver and
Rio Grande, or Sewer Valley rail-
road consisting of about 40 mules
and necessary outfits arrived here
on Monday, and continue their jour
ney southwark this morning. They
made many purchases of nose bags,
and the like here on Mon
day.
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