The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-22
CHIPS.
The leap year ball tonight.

AAO reap yCaA Jail bO-ulkubs
Plenty Of water running to wast
now.
Silver Rect expects a daily mai
shortly.
The Council he'd It's first discussion
yesterday.
James Pitts was fined $3.50 yester
day for assault and battery.
Preparations for the hospital char.
ity ball are in active preparation.
Elder Joseph Luf will preach in
the Liberal Institute tonight, Thurs
day at 7,3O.
Another of the Favorite Club
dances in the Seventh Ward Assembly
Rooms, takes place this evening.
A collision tcok place near the City
Hal, yesterday morning, beer wagon
running into a onc-horse job vehicle.
The Supreme Court of the territory
is in regular session now. The srgu-
ments yesterday were on criminal
cases.
George NJ. Ottinger, ESQ.,, now
wears the D. A. & NJ. badge as the
exhibitor of the best historic painting
at the Last fair.
By las! nights mail Dryer received
the Young Ladies Journal; the North
american ReUieto, and Zadkiep s
Almanac for 1880.
Now is a good time for q crossing
sweeper; those about Main street are
sadly in need of an able bodied boy
and strong broom.
A team OF five wing shots and
number of their friends go to Ogden
this morning to tackle like number
OF Ogden cracks and endeayor to re-
trieve lost laurels.
The House, yesterday, Tustled
through q great deal of business.
Little, if any, time was wasted, and
the only discussion that arose was
very brief and pointed.
The funniest thing seen on the
street was, yesterday, when an old OK
team was vociferously driven along,
drawing a primitive sled laden with
three one FOUND bars OF soap.
The body o! Charles Allen, one of
the section bosses on the Utah
southerD, was found dead in his bed
on Tuesday morning; his body was
brought 10 Lehi last night for inter-
ment.
1t is ttlted the bridge on the road
to the read to the Asylum on the east
bench is in q most deplorsble condi-
tiop, and that team and wagon, in
being driven across it the ether day,
fell into the rayine, killing both
horses.
A social picnio party will be given
in thu Twelfth Ward Schoolhouse on
Friday afternoon and evening, Jsnu-
airy sd. under the auspices of the
Relief Society. A number of prom
inent ladies and gentlemen of the
ward are on the committees.
at is one of natures greatest
blessings that people do not know
when they lose their senses. and fools
DO not miss the absence Of braine. -
Rustler. Which item confirms the
old adage that children and the class
of persons therein referred to speak
the truth.
A new term of the intermediate
and primary departments OF the
University of Deseret will be COM
menced on the 26.h inst., next Mon
day, at the Social Hall and Thir-
teenth District Schoolhouse. A most
successful term is just being finished,
and the ensuing term will undoubt-
edly be equally IS satisfactory.
The HERALD ia prepared to print
the numbers 1, 2 and 8 at very mod
crate rates, Tor the benefit of ladies
taking advantage of the 25c. per
couple arrangement ~ tc-night's ball.
Fhe ladies will find the numbers use-
full in keeping track of their part
ners, and the gentlemen will ALEC
know whether they 60 IN as dollar or
bit partners.
The tenor shrieks like greaseless wheel
Loud whangs the tuneless fiddle,
Your tortured nerves instructive squirm
Likepive cells in agriddle;
While horrid voices pitched in alt,
Through hsckneyed ballads wading,
Convulse the fihers Of your brain
And this is serenadiag.