The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-12
CHIPS,
Trains all on time last night.

Trains all on time last night.
Evan the honest granger hseces the
sheep.
The barometer is falling; toe sio.m
may be huge.
Heaven protect u; the beautiful ia
upon US again.
The excitement about the Morris
case has collapsed.
Masquerade a: s.. Marks School.
honse this evening.
a woman was lo,ksj up co Thurs
day for drunkenness.
The weather prophets are out again
in their calculations.
Nothing vas done in The Third
District Count yesterday.
The Pacific Express Comp any re.
ceived no bullion yesterday.
a weil-dresssd man is neat one,
but gIuitonou4 man is an eater.
Extensive preparations are making
for the fancy dress ba'l GA The 18th; it
will be a grand sfisir.
The O!d Telegraph, Morgan and
Chicago Smelters. are keeping I'D
pretty regu.ar b2l.io1 shipments.
Two little boys at Aurora, New.
nave been fighting with knife and
pistol. WHAT sort o. parents can they
have?
Ouray, the big chief, has given his
honest lnjun" to the President that
IN the future he will be the friend of
the white man. Hip, hip. Ouray
Governor Murray visited Fox &
9ymona' branon photo gallery, yes.
.erday. and after SEINE sittings had a
picture that suited him. us daisy.
The largest amount Of baggage ever
transferred from one regular train to
another at Ogden came in from the
vest yesterday; there were 4OS pieces.
They say "a man is known by his
associates" OF course he Is; G man |
ant aaooiate with people for any |
ength OF time without their knowing |
i'm.
Mccormick & Co., yesterday. re.
eived bullion valued at Sc, $50, being
NO car loads of Old Telegraph, one
f Morgan and one of Chicago bull
on.
Mr.. Phil. Marget.s is at work get
ng up theatricals in Provo. Lar
ashire Lass" Chimney Corner"
nd other pieces are likely to be per
,rmed.
Mamma" ta;d a Little girl,
when you went to heaven to get me
d you pick out the prettiest baby on
od's floor" OF course mamma
id yes.
II. Marks. the fellow arrested on
'ednesday night 70. stealing a ride
the Utah Central, was fined $50
'stsrday, for vagrancy. He will
oeauiify."
See the notice Of dissolution of
partnership OIL. w. Lowell & Co.,
this issue. Mr.. Lowell continues
e business and solicits contin- /
nee of patronage. |
"Have you ground all your tools,
l told you this morning." said a
spenter to his apprentice. "All l
It the saw, sir; l couldn't get quite
the gaps out OF that" 3
This evening, the Eleventh Ward 3
.amatic Association will give an z
sertainment in the First Ward As c
nbly Rooms, made up Of a drama, e
ourlesque and farce. c
The Signal Service Office had in. G
yesterday, that tae weather l
$ 4 below zero a: noon, at Virginia D
y, Montlns. Showing furiously 2
d storm travelling this way. y
RustLer: The fellow who demanded !
uor at Adams place a day or two /
D at the muZz!e of a s;x.shooter, Z
3 arrested yesterday by Sheriff Z
of Brigham City, and
zen to that place to finish out a e
ltence, he having escaped from G
ere some days age. /
Junction The contributors to the H
merry presentation fund are reques- Il
to meet at the Office of Richards
Williams on Thursday evening,
srch 1lth, 1880, att O'Clock, for =
2 purpose of appointing commit a
to procure the present and con- a
ct the presentation. A
ere was a young woman of 20 A
nose hair was more brilliant than 4
plenty, T
20 she borrowed dress =
from her grandmother press, B
ID tried 10 seem less thsn twice 20. B