The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-17
CHIPS.
Market day once more.

S1aIk9t gay once more
Greatly to ones credit-a fat banl
book.
The numbering of ,t)res on MAR
street continues.
A fellow was arrested for disturbing
the tony ball on Thursday night.
o A one armed man otan holds q
Z position better than one who has both
" hands.
Everybody is now locking for the
q man who knew that the murderer OF
d Faubel had been found.
q Pierce defines love as an insane
b desire on the part of one N an to
, provide for another mans daughter"
: A Persian proverb says: "Ten
measures OF talk were set down upon
the earth, and the women took nine"
His Excuse. An Idaho suicide lef
the excuse that he wanted ito get
there before all the best claims are
taken up"
Mr.. Frink was out with his tele.
scope again last night explaining the
heavenly wonders to seekers OF in
formation.
B. last evenings II al Dryer re-
ceived the Clipper almanac for 1880.
aud Frank Leslie'9 Chimney Corner
for January oath.
AZ many women learn to know
their husbands they wish they had
learned to mo" them when they
we're only sweethearts.
Salt Lake is to indulge in the sys-
tenn of telephone communication |
between business houses. The pro-
iect is nearly consummated.
There will be a meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Utah Silk AsCooia.
ton to-day, at IL o'clock, am, sharp,
at President Taylor's Office.
A little con of Mr.. Eugene Fullmer,
9th Ward, nearly chopped off the
thumb of his left hand Thursday
morning with butcher knife.
Contrary to the expectation OF some
ladies, the womon's political disa-
bilities bill did not come up for dis.
cuasion in the House yesterday.
A bill giving the Utah Eastern
Railroad Company the right to pur-
chase and work coal mines, was in
troduced in the Council on Friday.
A stabbing af1air is reported from
the south, in which one schoolbOy is
said to have stuck knife in the back
of another, but not seriously ipjuring
him.
Contractors and builders will do
well 10 read in another column the
renewal of Bishop Tuttle's former
notice Of proposals for building st.
Psul's chapel.
Three sistera at Mansfield, Connec-
ticut, have married a father and two
sons; all have children. snd folks are
trying to figure out their relationship
one vita another. :
Mr.. Thos. Higham leaves for Kays-
vile this morning, and ia authorized
to collect money, take subscriptions
for the HERALD and receipt for the i
same. Treat him kindly.
The Pacific Express Company yes
terday received four bars OF bullion
from the Ontario, worth 81, 1852,
and one from the Christy Mill. Silver
Reef, S3,217.O9. Total, Sc, 1881.
The special meeting Of the County
association, under call
from President LsWis, will be held in {
the Thirteenth Ward Assembly
Rooms this afternoon, ct o'clock.
A full attendance is desired.
Preparations are already being
made for the second OF the Careless
Orchestral Concerts. to take place on
the Goth, and it even promises to eur
pass the last. Many of the very finest
overtures are being gotten up. and
the practice is almost incessant.
As an evidence of the increasing
of the orguinette, for q
which Mr.. Calder is agent here, the
company telegrsphed in answer to q |
call for more Instruments: "Have
orders for 1900 orguinettes and ten
miles of music ahead" Mr.. Calder's
reguisition for 10000 feet sent
couple OF months ago has only been :
half filled.
A boy once took 1t in his head
That he would exercise his sled.
He took that sled into the road
And, lord a massyl how he slode.
And as he slid, he laughing cried
'What fun upon my sled to Slide"
And as he laughed, before he knewed,
He from that sliding sled was slude.
Upon the slab where he was laid
They carved this line: This boy was
slade.'