The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-12
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Winter again.
The Colvills troupe on Monday.
: Provo is having another good snow
Careless orchestral concert to night
Park City had two feet of snow
, yesterday.
Advice to the girls-look before you
leap this year.
Cattle are dying in great numbers
on the ranger.
Acids and pickles are usually the
contents of the family jar.
New York girls like buses better
than the elevated railways.
Mr.. Henry Bowring was in town
yesterday, from Brigham City.
Good luck gees hand in hand with
well developed muscles and brain
tissue.
DR.. Benedict's tam ran away
yesterday, and threw him out. No
harm done.
Judge Piper was indisposed and
Alderman Raleigh dispensed justice
in bis stead.
Mr.. Stanford's store. Ogden, was
burglarized on Tuesday night to the
t1ne of about 500.
The great temperance lecture, with
humor and pathos interpreted, at
the Theatre Friday night.
A sufferer says there is 40 sdvan-
iSge in having Indian parents-that
moccssins are softer than slippers.
The Oolvilie buIlasque troupe is
billed around town, the illuminate
posters attracting considerable atten-
ton.
The trial of MORE is still in pro-
gress. The prosecution rested yester-
day. and Moore testified in his own
behalf.
Our wstermsster has turned up,
but insists on persons keeping their
own bitches clean, so that they will
not overflow.
A boss runaway took place on
Tuesday night, a Jolly crowd OF boys |
and girls being spilled out, but no |
one was injured.
A man having fallen down in q fit |
In a tailor's shop, an envious rival |
said: that's the only fit ever seen in
that establishment"
A senses taker: "WaaI, there's me |
an jeremiah, an Sara Ann, an
that's ell 'cept Jim, an he's fool an |
amt got no senses TO take"
The Junction says: It is reported |
that the Equitable Iron and Coal
Company is preparing to ttlrt the |
large blast furnace early in April.
Valentines are already flying |
around; and flushed and angry ejscu. |
latioDs become more fierce and more
numerous as the 18th approacheth.
By Pacific Express Company yes
terdsy received six bars of bullion from
the Ontario Mill. $5,742.58, and one |
from the Caristy, s2,197.21. Value,
81. 929.79.
The bill to amend the present |
school law being made the special
order for to-day will be taken up by |
the House branch of the Legislature
ard discussed.
Elder ]. 81. Ward will deliver a
lecture in the Seventh WsId Assem-
bly, Rooms to night. Subject-"Hits
and Hints On Character" Lecture a.
7.30 O'Clock sharp.
Mr.. g. P. Teasdel, proprietor OF |
the Eagle House, goes east this morn
ing to purchase spring and summer |
goods for his house. He will be
accompanied by his daughter.
Dr.. Mackenzie delivers his highly |
entertaining lecture on "The Life and |
Labors of Father Theobsld Mathew.
the great Irish temperance advocate"
at the Theatre on Friday evening.
The biennial report oil the Chancel-
lor of the University of Deseret, for
the school years 1873 and 1879 ia
now published in pamphlet form, and
is valuable and interesting docu.
menf.
In the municipal election at Provo,
on Monday. 425 votes were cast, II
being the highest number of scat
tered or scratched votes. Provo has
in the neighborhood OF 900 registered
voters.
There will be a meeting OF the
Womau's Temperance Union in L.
dependence Hall, this afternoon at
$50, to appoint a president in place
of Mrs. Rumel. resigned. A. M.
Keith. secretary.
The House yesterday passed the
bill amendstory OF the revenue act.
Among other provisions, it allows the
boards of equalization to remit to the
extent of $40, instead of S. as hereto
fore. The bill has gone to the Council.
VIM. Matthews, indicted for grand
lrrceny some time ago, and was
bailed out at the last term Of court.
He skipped his bonds, and went to
California, whittier deputy marshal
was sent and the runaway brought
back yesterday, and taken to the
Penitentiary.
At the evening session OF the
Council, on Tuesday, that body passed
the bill for the organization of Emery
County, and the bill for Furnishing
persons for entering railroad cars, in
certain cases. The water rights bill
passed its second reading and was
recommitted with instructions TO
print.
Take her up tenderly
Fashioned so slenderly
Young and so fair;
Handle her carefully,
Talk to her prsyerfully,
I Gha1o haor