The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-30
CHIPS.

!, Park City is seriously affected with
the epizootic.
q Judge Emerson, was on the streets
on Wednesday.
Hon. L. E. Harrington was in town
: on Wednesday.
No bullion shipments are reported
for Wednesday.
This snow storm has been heavy
enough to suit sll.
: A fellow, too drunk to give bis
name, was locked Hp on Wednesday
} night.
/ Ball and concert at the Theatre tc-
night for the benefit OF the Masonic
Library.
! The Police Court continues to pre-
sent a lively appearance, and do
lively business.
Round trip tickets to Park City are
worth So. This rate is probably only
for tue time being.
The exact distance between Park
City and Echo by the Echo and Park
City Railroad is 1858 miles.
Up to Wednesday, 800 lickets, ct
So each, had been sold for the Ma
sonic concert and ball this evening.
The Ogden Junction is elate1 over
tbs prospect of telephone communi-
cation with Huntsville, Ogden Val.
ley.
The maximum thermometer on
Wednesday was So; minimum. go;
which shows that there is a slight |
trumble.
Frisco Times: A new water supply |
tank is one Of the latest improve
ments at the Horn Silver mine board
Ing house.
The advertisement OF John Daynes,
musician, regarding tine sos organs,
will be found 10 the HERALD this
morning.
Epizootic continues to spr,a in the
city. and has now gone into MANI o
the settlements within ACCESS Of Salt
Lake CITY.
The Ontario is nowshipping its bull
lion by railroad, which accounts for
the lack OF reports tbs past few days
from that source.
The High Council will meet in The
Council House at $50 this evening,
instead sf z O'Clock, the hour 10
which they adjourned.
The Church quarry men will enjoy
themselves this evening by tripping (
the light fantastic toe in the Eleventh {
Ward Assembly Rooms. d
Tickets to the performance OF "Ths
Daughter" by the Home :
Dramatic Club, on Saturday night,
CAD be purchased this morning.
En- Omar was arrested g. p,
on charge OF keeping :
house of i'll fame. Her trial will TAXI i.
place at 8 o'clock this afternoon. q
The total snow fall, measured as
rain, for the twenty fonr hours
ending st 9 o'clock on Wednesday 5
night, amounted 10 so OF an inch.
After a steady fall of snow from Q
shortly after noon on Tuesday, until n
o'clock son Wednesday night, the c
clouds rolled away and the stars
iSinkled. f
The improvement on South Temple 0
street from the depot can be spprs- G
,isted by teamstefs now. It is COM Il
oarstively dry while other streets are II
terribly muddy. r
The routes for the telephone system n
nave been laid out snd in about q
week the work OF putting in the poles n
IN which to place the wires Sill be D
The Union Pacific Railroad was 90 q
ar behind time on Wednesday tina. d
he Utah Central did not wait. The q
eastern mail will probably be brought n
Town this morning. o
A supper will be furnished at the .
Theatre this evening, on the same =
ioor as the dancing. by the Oyster n
irotto. Arrangements are made ID q,
eat 120persons at time.
The funeral services over the re- O
mains of Amelia Stewart will take al
,lsce from the Twentieth Ward 0,
Meeting House at l o'clock to-day. L
friends are invited to attend. D
The Supreme Court OF the Territory Il
,egins its first semi annual sitting for Ia
S8l. on Monday next, that being the (,
irst Monday in January, on which y
lay it is provided by Law the coSrt n
'hall convene. A
A man named Meacham was ar a
rested on Wednesday OIL q charge OF 1
abusing his family, and after being in d
all q while was released on 5000 I
,onds, some friends putting up the g
money for him. q
Three more saloon keepers, ar :.
ested for selling liquer after hours, h
we're before Judge Piper on Wednes- =
lay, and pleading guilty, each was o.
ined $50. Four will be tried to-day = I
or selling liquor on Sunday. n
John Stuart, arrested on Friday p
asst for selling liquor without 8 b
license, and who Was released upon =
couple of citizens geipg security for
lin in 500 bonds, has skipped, ami
eft his bondsmen to fight it out. 2
The soldiers arrested on Monday O
light. were taken from the city an B
horities oD Wednesday evening, by G
General Smith. The one who donated b
swollen eye to Officer Pratt. was c
,ointed out to the general at his re.
luest. G
The only business transacted In the :
District Court on Wednesday before
Judge Hunter was the granting of an
rider OF reference to HaImell Pratt,
ESQ.,, in the case OF E. G. Ritter
,gainst VIM. Ritter, to hear the case,
axe testimony and report fndin &c.
Junction: This morning, tire heavy
Wind blew over about eighty feet OF
he fine railing on the top of
be new Coop building. Lucky it
ell on the roof, for nsd it dropped to
he sidewalk, considerable damage
o property il not injury tn parties
PASSING, would have been d ne
NJ n n N,lda. he. tzo 1an