The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-21
CHIPS.
Skating confines to be god.

The bullion shipments seem to
dropping of steadily.
! Coal wagons were fyirg in all d
rec!ions on Saturday.
| Macallister, the wizard, at the The
atre tomorrow night.
There were few drunken men O,
the streets on Saturday.
The bullion shipments on saturda
aggregated in value. only $13. SIC, O9
Several new properties are sdver
tlsed by the real estate agents thi
morning.
There is a message at the Western
Union TIE egrsph office tor Mrs. Wal
ter Adams.
At 1.30 o'clock this morning th,
HERALD thermometer outside indi
Gated freezing.
A woman drunk or in great distress
made things lively by her yelling or
Saturday night.
The Police Court maintains the
quiet which has been observed there
for some time past.
at Eden. Ogden Valley. during the
recent cold spell, the mercury went
down to 17o below zero.
On the evening of December Both
there will be ball and concert for
the benefit of the Masonic Library.
The thermometer recorded $50 as
the maximum height of the mercury,
yesterday. and 29' as the minimum.
The court martial convened on Sat.
urday and began to hear testimony in
the case against Lieut.. Briggs, OF
Fort Hall.
The Delta Salcsr, which has had
such a notorious name Of late, was
closed up by legal process couple of
days ago.
The streets were very crowded on
more, perhaps, than at
any time all summer, hardly except
ing conference.
Professor Hamill announces that
On Monday he will form a class at 4
pm. for those who are unable to
attend at 7.30 pm.
While we have not had any snow
10 the valley the past tive or three
lays, it has fallen plentiiully Oh the
surrounding mountains.
The Sunday school of the Twenty
irst ward holds an anniversary jubilee
n the ward meeting house this morn.
ng, commencing at 10 am.
Professor Hamill bss over 500
pupils entered to take his course in
3locu;ion. We should have some
'locutionists from this number.
No services will he held in the
Assembly Hall this afternoon, owing
o bresk in the pipes, which pre-
tents the heating OF the building.
DR.. Benedict states that the only
urther improvement in the condition
# Gen. G. O. Rich is that ne speaks
'etter. His side is still powerless.
Mr.. G. r. Savage INDUCED in one
# the pretiiest show windows 10 the
ity on Saturday. Nothing could be
more neat, elegant and attractive.
The Salt Lake shots would be glad
o hear from the Ogden cracks, and
Din with them in q friendly contest,
( they will bat send in q challenge. !
On Monday last son of N. Groes-
'eck had 3 horse stolen from the
table; it was the date on which Mr.. |
Woodbury. had his two and colt
tolsn.
Had it not been cloudy on Satur-
sy we would have had a fog, the
fitness of the atmosphere and the
,eculiar condition of the weather !
ending to foggyness.
The Union Pacific was SO much be |
lind time last night, as usual, that
he Utah Central did not wait. The |
elayed mail will be brought down by |
his mornings passenger.
A Montana lady caught a rattle
make by the tail and whipped his
lead on rock till be was dead. This |
! a good way. though perhaps far
letter one is to climb tree.
The population of the earth is row
stimated at 1 ,456, 923, 600, OF which |
lumber America, North and South,
laims 90. 495, 500, and Of this num-
,er the United States claim more
han one-half.
The City Council chamber is shortly
o be heated by one of the patent
'entilating stoves, such as is used
n the University. These stoves
re becoming popular and O heavy
emsnd is being created.
The Fourteenth Infantry Band, of
Fort Douglas, came down last even
ng and serenaded the officers who are
lere attending the court martial in
he case If Lieutenant Briggs, late
Iuartermaster at Fort Hail, Idaho.
It is rot improbable, in view OF the
act that unexpected circumstances
lave prevented the holding OF services
n the Assembly Hall to-day, thA.
meetings will be held in some of the
yard mseting-houses this afternoon.
The Utah Central mixed train,
eaving Salt Lake City at s 40 AM,
arrives in Ogden at II 80, and the
passenger, which leaves Ogden at
40 am, arrives IN this city at IL 80,
Getting in ten minutes earlier than
ormerly.
The word love in one OF the Indian
lislects is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lager. This accounts for the fact
hat Indians never have but one
Iweetheart ct o time. You couldn't
expect q man to attend to two chem
acknowledgements affairs at
,nce.
The Lowell shaft, Park City, is
being sunk at the rate OF three feet
per day. The houses are up and
in readiness for the ma
,hinery, which is expected any day
after the 25th inst. 1t is thought the
water will be reached before the
pumps arrive.
The bov who met with the acct.
lent at Deseret a week ago, men
toned in Saturdays edition, is named
.. L. Chopper. Dr.. Benedict took
1ut three and a half inches OF the