The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-03-05
CHIPS.

) More rumors of trouble from Sill
yer Reef.
Lead holds its own at s45 per ton
! in this city.
The maximum thermometer on
Friday was $40 ; minimum, S00.
The bullion shipments on Friday
amounted in value to but 11,607.O6.
Pawnbrokers prefer customers
who are without redeeming quail
ties.
Many Of the boys in blue were as
full as geese on Friday, having been
paid off.
On Friday the silver quotations
in New York was 1.12l; in Salt
Lake, 1.O94.
The Union Pacific was ten hours
late last night, hence no eastern
mail was received here.
The priesthood meeting of the
stake commences in the Assembly
Hall at II o'clock this morning.
Why is a laxative young man
like a young pig? Because, if he
lives he is likely TO become a great
bore.
The weather being fine, the
chances are that the streets will
present a lively appearance to-day,
and good trade be done.
Bullion shipments from Silver
Reef last month were very light,
more than half the number of stamps
in the camp having been hung up.
The Theatre was packed last
night; and good many noisy
soldiers would have been the better
had they been taken to the cooler.
At 1 o'clock this morning the sky,
which an hour before had been
black and heavy storm descending,
was perfectly clear, stars shining as
as ever.
A man who bought a box of cigars
recently, on being asked what he I
was carrying, replied that they were
tickets to a course of lectures to be
given by his wife.
Charles Lamb, speaking of the .
water cure, once said at is neither
new nor wonderful, for it is as old
IS the deluge, which, in my opinion,
killed more than it cured"
A change will be found in the :
business notice of Mr.. George Dun
ord. the halter, this morning. He
,alls special attention to his stock
If fine shoes and slippers, for ladies,
boys and misses.
The drawing for grand and petit
jurors for the April term of the
Third District Court will take \
)lace on Monday next. The draw :
ng for the first will be eighteen in
lumber; for the latter, twenty-four.
Reef Miner: More chloriding and
is now being carried on
han has been for two years past,
md it will no doubt result in devel-
ping extensive ore bodies in mines
which have heretofore lain idle. z
The Grand Gulch copper mines,
ituated about ninety miles south of
liver Reef, n MOhaYe County, Ari- G,
ona. have commenced shipping ore S,
0 the smelters at Sandy. Five s.
wagon loads arrived at Milford last 4
leek. p
The Chicago Mining ReUielo
Iates that Superintendent McMas- g.
ers, formerly of the StormOnt Mill,
l Reef district, will commence work N
l the spring on a 200-stamp mill, to Fl
e erected below the DeSmet mine, sc
t Central City, Dakota.
Six cars run off the track at Kay's
reek on Thursday, three being r
demolished, the other -
ree badly, but not so much that
ley cannot be repaired. They Sc
ere all filled with merchandise,
hitch, however, was uninjured. an
10 estimate of the damage has been b.
lade. a.
The storm that commenced last -
light was most unexpected and 2,
truck terror to the hearts of ladies in
-ho went to the theatre unprepared 10
u rain and heavy sleet. The storm q
as very general, extending all the =
-ay from Chicago, from which pc
Oint dispatches announce its sever
Y, and the fact that it was travel "a
e westward. =
cannot beat my girl at whist, a
Whate'er the hand she plays; u
hundred games I've tried aud missed n
She has such winning ways.