The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-17
CHIPS.

GnIRS.
1t is customary to spell it Berne
not Bern.
The beat theoloRy-a pure and
bene6cent life.
To make preserves keep all winter
-ooD't eat them.
Oar new City Council viii be in
auguIated tonight.
The Utah Southern was about two
hours late last night.
If variety is the spice OF life, we've
got it in the weather just now. r -
The conundrum now lie when. the
hard part of the winter will end.
Abraham was the first sick man.
He had HsGar in the wilderness.
There we're quite a number of
visitors in the legislative halls yester-
day.
There is much hsppiness in money.
The ly trouble is TO get the amount
right.
8. A Kenner, Esq., of the Ogden
Junction, illuminated the legislative
halls on Monday.
A couple of burglars who have
been doing Ogden we're bagged on
Monday morning.
The trial of Jas. F. Graham, for
embezzlement. is now in progress in
the District Court.
The Park City stage lie running
Though again all right. The roads
are very heavy however.
An inebriste was picked up last
night, and taken to the city jug, to
prevent his freezing 10 death.
The House. yesterday, passed q
substitute for the bill resrrsDgipg the |
First and Third Judicial Districts OF
the territory.
Several gentlemen are down from
Ogden watching the progress of the
bill for changing the First and Third
Judicial Districts.
There were several hard cases on
the rostrum on Sunday night, at the
temperance lecture. who had been in
duced to sign the pledge.
'If there's no moonlight will you
meet me by gaslight, dearest Juli-
ana ?' mo, Augustus, l won't"
she replied. "I'm no gas meter"
Judge Emerson went south yester-
day morning 10 open his court, that
being the first day OF the February
term of the Third Judicial District.
Owing to snow drifts between Rays.
vile and Pennington, the Utah
Central was about two hours late in
arriving at Ogden on Monday morn
ing.
At the temperance lecture in the
Theatre on Sunday night q subscrip-
ton WAS taken TO establish temper
snce reading rooms. etc., and some
700 and odd dollars was subscribed.
Owing to the absence of members
on Monday morning, on account of
the delayed traius, no business was
transacted in the House of Repre-
sentstivesr and recess taken till 2
o'clock.
Mr.. @. R, Savage will lecture on
Thirteen Thousand Miles by Land
and Sea-" in the Twentieth Ward
Schoolhouse, this tuesday evsning,
18th instant. at 7.30 O'Clock. Public
invited. Free.
L. B. Kinney was arraigned yester-
day, charged with assault with deadly
weapon, and pleaded not guilty; this
affair is the one mentioned in the
in our Bingham correspond
ent's letter a few days ago.
A social reunion OF Pioneer Engine
of the Salt Lake Fire De-
will be held on Friday
evening of this week, beginning at z
O'Clock. Singing, recitations, etc.,
and a supper, will compose the pre-
gramme.
When Emerson was told that
Victor Hugo never heard OF him, be
merely said, "Wbat is the name of
the gentleman ?" And when they
told him, be ssid, Il don't remember
ever hearing the name before"
A grand leap year ball will be
given this evening in the Fourteenth |
Ward Assembly Rooms. The affair |
ia in the hands of young ladies who |
are capable of making it pleasant for
those who have secured invitations,
and they will undoubtedly do so.
T. E. Smith, the fellow who caused
so much trouble few days ago, and |
who was tried for asssulting an off,
Ger last week, was fined 500 yester-
day. This gives him $40 fnes, all
told; $50 for stealing An oTercost, $50
for stealing from the Overland House,
500 for contempfoi court, and the
$50 he was fined yesterday. He will
beautify the streets 10 that extent.
"Trewly some men there be
That live always In great horroure;
And say it goeth by destynye
To hange or wed, both hath one houre;
Aud whether it be, am well sure
Hsngynge is better of the twayne-
Sooner done, and shorter payne,h
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