The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-30
CHIPS
The last day of April.


Shipments of bullion ON Frida,
:, amounted to SI5,5SS.7I.
! The sale of the Warm Springs lot
takes place this morning.
May races on the Ogden Drivin,
: Park track. Enter and win," if yoi
can.
Work on the civil calendar com
menced on Friday, according to tn,
tsetting.
The schools will close generally
ON Monday, which will be treated
as May-day.
a dress rehearsal of the Pirates
of Penzance" will take place at the
Theatre this evening.
The Salt Lake City Brewery has
trotted out its Book beer already. 1t
is simply immense.
Mr.. Henry Wagner is in the mar
ket with his Book beer again; and it
IS rs excellent as he always makes it.
a sweet accident. An old man
Spilled a dollars worth of sugar in
front of the HERALD office yester-
day.
Thos. w. Keene, the noted young
tragedian, is under engagement for
three nights at the Theatre next
week.
Freighters are offered an induce
ment to haul machinery and salt to
Wood River and ore back, from Kel-
ton, G. p. r. r.
The Philharmonic Society will
give the oratOriO of the Creation on
May 10th. Tickets will be for sale
on Monday next.
Col. E. F. Hooker, general western
travelling agent of the Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad, came down |
On last evenings train.
The Union Pacific was nearly twol
hours behind time last night, but
he Utah Central waited and the
nail was brought down and dis
ributed.
Several thirsty pedestrians looked
ylstfully at the fountains yester-
-ay, and though there was water.
water all around, there was not a
rop to drink.
Adam Paul slapped B. Watson
IS. face yesterday, in front of the
Yasatch building; a good deal
t profanity, minus blood and Do :
ce, fun for lockers on and no
rrestS.
Messrs. l.. ID. and AlonzO Young
MI shortly open a boot and shoe
ore in the building formerly occu-
led by the drug store of DR.. Rich
rdS. They intend to make the
lace cosy and attractive in every s
'spect, and will carry a full and
ne stock of goods.
The colts Octopus "Victress,
nd WIlliamsOn's two year old, sired
Don Victor, are taking daily
terciSe for their coming races:
Don VictOr's" blood is beginning to
appreciated. 1t is sad fact that
lie old thoroughbred had to be soldI
II the want of appreciation by our c
Iuine breeders.
Mr.. Dwyer has eastern mail to
tie, anu received by last nights
all Puck, for the 10th; Chimneul
lT7leI' and Ha7peF'S BGzdr, for May
h; also No. 179 Franklin Square,
-brary, containing Lord Beacons-
Id, a study" by George Brander;
ID No. 9S4 Seaside Library, con-
ming "The Maid of Sker," a novel 1
Il. ID. Blackmore; and the popu-
novel "All on Account of Eliza"
Hyde & Taylor are going to
axe things lively and interesting =
Black Rock this season. They +
tend building a row of cottages.
e In number, two rooms in each.
tn porches back and front; ball
ON 3OX6O, with balcony on top for
omenadlng or dancing; a bOwery 81
plc-nlcers, and a substantial -
larf. They have let the contract,
d work Will commence on Mon
y.
LOOK at the msiden's shOtFl
LcOk at the shoe l4ces!
Lsc's like clothes lines 4
Pass through the holes;
I'd the droves of horned cattle in pass /
ing around
'ok at the b'Ogsns, then paw up the
ground
flowing all the while, knowing full I
well
g leather required for Chicago belle. E