The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-04
CHIPS.
Sltighing still continues.

40 CNtAA OO6hAA0NFs
The thsw is dissipa,ing the snoV
The total mortality during 1879 W.
le Ola.
1t Trains are all running on tim
y again.
g Ogden is to have the MArtl
}, Heart"
:, Phoebe has an amateur minstrel OF
ganization.
e Careless orchestral concert on Mon
3 day evening.
The Legislature meets one weel
7 from tomorrow.
3 The frat resolution 10 swear of wa
broken yesterday.
Mrs. Randall's school resumes tc
morrow morning.
There was ice in San Diego, Gala
on wednesday night.
Quiet again reigns in the NUM-
cipal temple OF honor.
The ladies hell forth in the As
sembly Hall last night
The Ogden Rustler threatens to
publish every morning.
| One week from to-day tle annual
solar eclipse takes place.
Cash Thomas has been appointed
sheriff Of Lander County, New.
There are new thirteen stages run
ming in and out of Tucson. Arizona.
A priesthood meeting will be held
in the Assembly Hall this evening.
There will be no Sabbath schools
today, nor meetings in the ward
meeting houseF.
The blackfoot is killing eff the stock
at Pennington. One stock raiser lost
seven head last week.
A young man named ]. II. Hougsn
10 In the city jail awaiting an exsmi-
nation on a charge of forgery.
Regular meeting OF the D. T. o.
No. lis, today at 1.30 pm. Execu-
tive committee at pm. Usual place.
The total mortuary of this city for
the month OF December was 4e. OF
this number Is died from diphtheria.
The atmosphere was remarkably
clear last night, and in the heavens
an unusual number of stars were sp-
parent.
VIII the young gentlemen who
talked so much about furnishing in
teresting "chips," bring few
around.
A little fellow, riding bars-backed |
horse, fell of on Saturday afternoon
and cut pretty severe cash in the |
back of his head.
The streets were lined with the |
teams of persons attending the stake
conference and making their weekly
purchases yesterday.
Mr.. @. w. Carter, photographer,
has a series of fine steroscopic views
of the exterior and interior of the
Provo Wooden Factory.
The Deseret University, after the
seasons holidays, will resume opera
tons tomorrow, when the quarterly
examinations commence.
1t is reported that sixteen head of
cattle were killed, few days ago, by
the Union Pacific snow plow, half
way between Aspen and Hilliard.
Mr.. Charles W. Stayner will deliver
his lecture "The Pyramids of Power"
in the Third Ward Schoolhouse on
Wednesday evening, at z o'clock. The
public invited.
At IL O'Clock, yesterday morning,
the mercury rose to 990 in the sun
and 46' in the shade, and hanging
freely over the snow, without any
thing to intercept it, it reached So.
Two Performances will be given 81
thu Theatre by the Wilhelmj troupe,
one on Friday night, and the other q
matinee on Saturday afternoon. On
Friday night the general admission
will be 81, with 25c. extra for reser.
we'd seatI.
The first runaway for some time
took place last evening. a spanking
span of horses flying along South
street, with a sleigh attached.
One party fell out but was uniDjured,
while the horses were pulled up after
a time, no harm being done.
A genuine scientific pugilistic en-
took place north of the Eagle
Gate last night, about II o'clock, be-
tween a couple Of young fellows, and |
both were pretty well used up before
the affair ended, one 30 badly that he
lay insensible for while. The parties
were drinking when a dispute arouse,
which resulted as stated.
Whistle US something old, you know
Fucker your lips with the o!d-time |
twist,
And whistle the jigs of the long ago,
Or the old hornpipes that you used to |
whist
Some old. old tune that We oft averred |
YVES lIIIle the OLDEST Ihlng We'0 |
heard
Since ''the bObtailed nag was frisky |
COLT"
In the babbling days OF old "Ben |
Bolt.n
Whistle US something old and gray
Some toothless tune of the bygone |
years
Some bald old song that limps to-day,
With s wallling-stick, this vale of !
tears.
Whistle a stave of the good old days |
Ere the fur stood up in q thousand
ways
On the listeners pelt as he ripped and
tore,
And diddle-dee-blank-b lanked "Pina-
FORE"
CHEAP. "A new Victor Sewing