The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-31
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The neon Waneth.

i The moon waneth.
Market day oncs more.
Our Solons will rest until Monday
Weather still clear. cold and
pleasant.
: Mrs. Wilson was up yesterday ior
\ being drunk.
The "Soroerer" underwent another
= rehearsal last night.
The windows are again showing the
beautiful frosted figures.
A pugilistic encounter last night.
One black eye, and a grand run.
The orchestral rehearsals for the
"sorcerer" are in sctive practice.
The convention for the nomination
OF municipal officers on Monday night.
P. johnson was assessed S. for
drunkenness and profanity on Friday.
The odor in the House, yesterday,
intimated that little more ventils-
ton was needed.
A chorus selection will be one of
the attractions at the next Careless
orch strs concerts.
a number OF the members of the
Legislature have gone home to spend
to-day and the Sabbath.
The thermometer dropped to g.
yesterday. which is getting as low as
it was during Christmas.
President John Taylor and L. ].
INITIAL, Esq, were in the House
yesterday, with quite a number OF
other visitors.
The Cache Valley quarterly stake
conference will be held in Logan to-
day. Hon. W. B. Preston left yes
terdsy afternoon to attend it.
w. NJ. Cowley, collector and can
Vasser for the SALT LAKE HERALD,
leaves this morning. on visit to
Springville and American Fork.
Miss Amy Sherwin has been en-
gagged by Mr.. Henry E. Abbey for a
series of Sunday night concerts to be
given at Booths Theatre, New York.
A constant search WAS maintained
throughout yesterday for the man
who said the severely cell weather
was over, aud he is still undiscovered.
The Union Pacific was two hours
late on Friday night, owing to a
storm. The Utah Central waited,
and the eastern mail Was brought
down and distributed.
The address of Richard Wilson,
who emigrated to Utah from Stafford,
about nine years ago, is
wanted. Address, john Matthews,
Wool House, Wem, salop. Eng.
The Supreme court has finished
all the business Of this term up to the
present, excepting the rendering of
decisions. and adjourned until two
weeks from to day, February IA.
The interesting sight yesterday was
that Of an individual as "full as a
lord" trying to relieve another who
was "blind drunk" OF his watch.
Unjust take care ovit fur i'm till he
shobers zhup."
The Pacific Express Company,
yesterday, received six bars Of bullion
from the Ontario, $5,274.76; one
from the Christy, $2.054.53, and
three from the Germanis, $3.50.
Total value, SIC, 1929.
The new advertisement of John
Taylor & Son, merchant tsilors, cal.
ling attention to the great variety OF
goods from which gentlemen desiring
clothes can select, will be found in the
HERALD this morning. Messrs. Tay-
lor & Son turn on. excellent work.
On the State Road, today, the
OF the Salt Lake Shooting
Club will shoot off the ties which re-
suited from the shooting match on
Either Bates or Watson
will get the medal. and the other
three prizes will be divided according
to the results of the shooting.
1t is customary for pablo bodies to
extend some special courtesies to re-
porters. The sergeant alarms, how
ever, is above these things; and We
would call his attention 10 the neces-
sity OF the reporters having a copy of
the bills printed handed to them, as
well as TO the fireman and door
keeper.
Every paper in the territory has
now published the result of our re.
showing that there are five
Sundays in February, which event
occurs only once in twenly-eigbt
years, yet not one has been generous
enough to give Us credit. o, ingrati-
tlde,-i. {. our contemporaries-we
weep for thee!
Mr.. Darlington, yesterday, pre-.
scented the bill amendatory of the
school law, as prepared by the County
Educational Association, and subse-
quently amended by a committee of
conference with Territorial Superin.
tendent of Schools John Taylor It
was presented in connection with
Prest. Taylor's report, though acted
on separately.
The donky Is pretty bird.
So gentle and so wise;
1t has a silky little tail
With which to frjsk the flies.
Upon its head two ears it bears,
So silky, long and soft,