The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-20
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The IaaL day Of lhe Le,isIatura.

AHo 1857 oay oi the Legislature
Yesterday was thoroughly spring
Never fail TO give petite answer
to civil question.
Not negative vote in the Council
on TIE Woman's bill.
Few things afford so much pleasure
as praise from woman.
The Rustler viii accept our courtsey
for the kindly mention.
The price of scrap iron is crawling
rapidly up TO pig figures.
DR.. Mackenzie is Capturing the
Ogden disciples OF Bacchus.
When mans head is full of pro-
leets, Is his hat projec-t:le?
Mrs. Davis was arrested charged
with being drunk. and fined So.
The Utah Southern was about one
hour and a halt late last night.
The committee on appropriations
held a iolg and interesting session
last night.
John Erickson was made a full
1edged citizen in the naturalization
mill yesterday.
General Murray telegraphs to Sec
rotary Thomas that be will start for
Ut4n on Tuesday, the 24tb.
Bishop George Dunford left on yet-
terday afternoons train to visit the
people of the settlements in Idabo.
The body of Norma Banker. an
Ogden prostitute, was brought to
town last night. She will be buried
to-day.
Mr.. Dryer has the March num-
bers of Young Ladies' Journal. Demo
rests Magazine of Art, and Revue De
La Mode.
There were a great many visitors to
The House and Council yesterday. of |
which ladies formed a prominent |
portion.
The House passed toe bill to grant |
The right OF way for canals for Salt |
Lake City, as passed by the Council, |
amendment.
Mr.. P. Margetss started yesterday
afternoon on a professional tour
through Cache Valley, supported by
he Providence company.
The fence to surround the late
President Young's grave is ready,
Waiting the opening OF the season,
when 1t can be put in place.
An individual who called his frat
laughter Kate, when his wife sur
,rised him with another girl. he
promptly christened it Duplicate.
When you see a man sit down in
'arber's chair, pin the newspaper
ound his neck, and begin to read
be towel, you may put him down as
.bsent minded.
Gel. VIM. B. Hubbard, superinten-
ent OF the Western Union Telegraph
company, lett Ogden yesterday for
lineage and the east on business con-
iected with that company.
Lots of mothers who complain that
hey haven't strength to comb their
air will hold s7-year old boy over
heir knees and slipper his pulse up
49 without feeling bit tired.
Ogden bagged another of her pets
"a burglar-on Wednesday, 60 says
be RUstLer. He was "deaf and
umb mute" says that paper, which
leans that he is q deaf and dumb
umb. Sayee?
This Pacific Express Company yes
3rday received three bars of bullion
ON the Germania. 50, $40; one from
he Christy, $1,78S 20; and four from
,e Ontario Mill, 81, 3s6.48. Total
alue, $9,014.6S-
When the Salt Lake City Canal
Ill was reported to the Council, yes
'rday, as having passed the House
ithout amendment, councillor
a vote of thanks, az the
ling was unprecedented.
The Coop drug store will shortly be
loTed from the present building to
le one few doors south, formerly
coupled By Ohislett. The store is
luch more convenient and the
hauge will be a good one.
An attempt is being made to get
ne stores to close on Monday, on &C.
Ount of Washin2ton's birthday,
'hich, however, occurs on Sunday
ute number Of the leading stores
ave assented 10 the proposition.
he leaned her head upon his shoulder
And did not turn her face away,
nd smiled so sweetly as he told her,
How much he'd missed her all the day.
ut suddenly she ceased her billing,
And shouted in her widest note,
With angry gesture, sob, you villingI
Whose hair is that upon your coat?"