The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-19
CHIPS.
I'd 10 beat-Boiled egg.

+ Tue mercury touched 2 yesterday
Never give a promise that you d
} not fulfil.
DR.. Mackenzie held fo.tl in Ogder
last night.
Ministers of the iutsrior-The cool
and the doctor.
The Utah Southern train was on
time last night.
How would you like to eee the
police uniformed?
The Sunday law is to be enforced in
Park City hereafter.
VIM. E. Bsssett was admitted to
citizenship on Tuesday.
Two days more of toe Legislature,
and chaos is come again.
The legislative committees we're
hard at work last evening.
The masquerade on the 26 b is the
next event at the Theatre.
Inc Park CITY stage will run daily
hereafter. Sundays included.
Washington's birthday and the
Fourth Of july come on Sunday this
gear.
The weather-oock, vane though it
be, has the merit of always facing the
woIlt's storms.
The ice crop is better now than it
hsa been at any time this winter; it is
foot thick clear.
Mr.. D1yer received. by last even
ing's mail. the LesLie's Popular
Monthly for March.
Edison has named his electric ma
chine "The Tramp"-we presume
because it won't work.
a couple of persons arrested on a
charge Of disturbing the peace, we're
tried yesterday and disch srged.
The last OF the series Of parties
given by the Fsvorite Club will take
place in the Seventh Ward this eve
ming.
A card. sigued by the county
officers, relating to the insane aiy-
lum. will be found in this mornings |
HERALD.
Sections 26 to 81, inclusive, of the !
highway bill, were stricken out, at
one fell sweep, in the Council Guam
Der yesterday.
James Walton was assessed SO, on
Wednesday, for a plain drunk. The
police boys picked him of the street
to save him from freezing.
Judge Hunter held a session in
chambers, last night, when some
legal points In a case now oa trial
were argued and submitted.
The Utah Southern trains encoun-
tered another blockade st the Point
IF the Mountain yesterday, which
delayed the trains for some time.
An Englishmau, at one of the
boarding houses, says he can stand
ash Wednesday once year, but ash
Monday every week 'urts lis re-
ligion.
After Texas jury had stood out for
ninety-six hours the judge got YER
dict out of them in two minutes by
sending them word that circus had
come ID town,
Oar dispatches this morning report
the discovery of perpetual motion by
q couple Of men in Marion County,
Ohio. The invention ia not, how.
ever, explained.
The man who leaves a gate across
the sidewalk on a dark night does
more damage to the cause of Chris
tlanity in two hours than a minister
can repair in month.
A son of Ralph Srowball broke his
arm day or two ago. He was riding
a bob sleigh with some other boys,
when be fell, and the sleigh passed
over him, causing the fracture.
En- Denton, notorious prostitute,
just released from jail few days ago,
entered the Police Court, yesterday,
and asked to be sentenced again, a.
she had nowhere to go. she was
gwen thirty days.
The Council amendments to the
school bill were considered in the
House yesterday, and the greater
number concurred in. Many OF the |
Council amendments were to restore
the bill as originally presented.
The Council Judiciary committee,
on Wednesday, reported back the
House bill removing the political dis
abilities of women, without amend
ment, and recommended its passage. |
The bill Vas not acted upon yester-
day,
The highway bill discussed in the |
Council. yesterday, had one amend
ment inserted providing for the col.
lection of poll tax within municipal
interpretations, az may be prescribed |
by ordinance, and the receipts OF |
such collections TO be divided, giving |
three.lourths to the city collecting
the tame and one-fourth to the |
county court where such city is
located. This does away with one
great objection TO paying poll tax.
A man may smash the stove and things,
And black fond wife's eye;
And she msy pound him with a club, /
D.