The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-10
CHIPS.
Spring had its turn yesterday.

Spring had it's turn yesterday.
TIE police court is moderately
quiet now.
Frisco is to have masquerade ball
on the 18th.
St. Patrick's birthday one week
from to day.
Emanuel Courage was admitted to
citizenship on Tuesday.
The Utah Southern passenge, train
is sgain running on time.
The value of the bullion shipments
on Tuesday was Sl2. S51.14.
Experience keeps a dear school,
but ioo!s will learn in no other.
The lecture season has no. been
quite go vigorous this season as last.
The only business in the District
Court yesterday, was tie Morris case.
Never exhibit anger, impotence,
or excitement when an accident
happens.
Silver was quoted az 1.133 in New
York on Tuesday, and at 1.l01 in
Salt Lake.
Sheriff John Turner, Ct Utah
County, took run up TO the capital
last evening.
Though bankers receive ever so
many checks in business, it doesn't
seem to worry them.
Spring passes, summer mskes it
next, autumn orders it up, and win
ter runs the game out.
There ia a great difference in milk
maids. The milk made in the country
is not the same az the milk made in
the city.
Joslin & Park are making an ele-
CANT display of opera and field
glasses. Their variety and beauty is
surprising.
D. SeaVer has broken his promise
of marriage to a western girl, thereby
SCATTERING her fond hopes. Oh, you
base D. Sesver.
Chow does painting agree with my |
daughter?" asked an anxious parent. |
1T makes her too red in the face"
replied the teacher.
The warm and genial rays OF the
sun are causing the wall flowers that
collect on the sunny side of buildings
on Main street to come out.
The ball at the Continental Hotel, |
last night, given by the employees of |
Mr.. G. S. Erb, through the courtesy
of that gentleman, was grand sue
cess.
Notice to delinquents of the pro.
posed sale OF portion of their stock
in the Pleasant Valley Coal & Coke
Company, will be found in this morn
lng's issue.
The little boy SO mallreated by Nor
ris and Salisbury was the object of
much sympathy on the street, yester-
day, when being led away from the
court house.
Mr.. Baker, of the Stormont Mine,
Silver Reef, arrived from that quarter
last evening, and leaves in the morn
ing for Omaha. He reports every
lovely in that locality.
The Union Pacific passenger train
wac one hour late last evening,
caused by having to wait for freight
trains. The Utah Central waited and
tho mail Waa Distributed
A sentimental ccok says: SIT does
not follow that two pereons are fit to
marry because both are good. Milk
is good and mustard ia good, but they
are no! good for each other"
Tne fellow arrested on Monday
night for fighting soldier, and who
had his finger severely bitten, was
fined $40 yesterday. The soldier was
turned overto the military authorities.
Mr.. s. A. Kanner has returned
from Southern Utah whittier he has
been in pursuit OF the fellow Harris,
who fraudulently represented himself
as being an agent for the Ogden
Junction, and tock ii money on that
account.
Among the bars of bullion received
by the Pacific Express Company last
evening, from the Barbee & Walker
Mill, Silver Reef, one weighed 113
pounds, which contained as much
pure silver as there is in 40 pounds
OF silver coin.
By last evenings mail Dryer re-
ceived PstersOn'S ladies' National
Magazine for April; No. 705 of the
Seaside Library, containing "Put to
the Test" Harper's Bazaar, for
March 10th, and Frank Leslie's Illus
trated Newspaper, for March 18Th;
also the Princeton ReUiesg for March.
Last evening. Sheriff Peter Hunts.
man. OF Willard County, brought to
this city VIM. Manhsrt, who will be /
taken to the PeniteItiary to-day.
Manbart and another patty stole
fourteen head of cattle, which they
took to Frisco and sold. Both were
arrested, and on Monday Manhart
was taken before Judge Emerson, of
the First DistEict, arraigned and
plead guilty, and was sentenced to !
two years and Six months conGne
ment in the PenitentiaTy.
Mary hsd a pair of bangs,
They matched her other hair,
And every night before she slept
She hung them on chair.
She wore her bangs to school one day,
Which made her classmates sore.
And hints went round that Mary's pa
Had worked dollar store.
This kind of talk produced fuss
The teacher took it up;
She locked the bangs within her desk
Oh, full was Mary's cup.