The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-07
CHIPS.
Trains all on time Last night.

Trains ell on time last night.
: A match is light-headed when
: comes to the scratch.
: Yesterday was thoroughly sprin,
day, with incident thaws and sprinI
fever.
The Judiciary committee of the
House visited the Penisentiary the
other day.
A hen is model for dancers. She
never leaves her set except to eat
and drink.
David Duncombe and Robert
Palmer were yesterday admitted 10
citizenship.
Another grand leap year ball in the
Twelfth Ward Assembly Rooms. last
night. A success.
The Horn Silver Company is offer
ing 50 per ton for freighting bullion
to the end of the track.
When cat gives an entertainment
from the top of the wall, it isn't the
Cat we object to; it's the wsul.
The frs! runaway OF the week took
place yesterday, bat did not amount
to anything except as failure.
A party was arrested for assault
yesterday, but the charge being with
drawn the matter was dropped.
The number of visitors at the House
is growing less, aud ladies have al.
most entirely forsaken lha! body.
The trial of James Morsy, for
killing Jacob Smith. at Park City, has
been continued until next term.
The election on Monday promises |
to be quiet, and no opposition has
been developed, and probably will not. |
Both branches of the Legislature
will hold sessions to-day, and in
all probability, each Saturday here
after.
The good people of the Thirteenth
Ward. INDUCED in banquet in the
Assembly Rooms, yesterday after
noon.
The bullion shipments from Silver
Reef through Wells, Fargo & Co., for
ne month OF January, aggregated
i84, 456.78.
An opposition ticket has been got.
en- up IN Provo to the PsOple's nm
Iicipal ticket The election takes
lace on Monday.
The House, yesterday, spent a
reat deal of time over the bill per-
aiming to highways. and amendments
Tere freely made.
The old gentleman Williams, run
yer some time ago at Mil Creek, and
hose injuries we're thought to be 7
'lal, Is recovering. ]
The fellow, Lewis ]. Watson, fined
SO the other day, ia an absolute
reck, and is compelled to take opium
keep alive He ia still in Jail.
A Salt Lake amateur dramatic
)mpsny is making arrangements to
We couple OF performances at the
heatre IL the course of human events.
The case of n. V. Jones, while 8
olice officer, for shooting tramp,
Ime up before Judge Emerson, yes
rday, and vas continued until Mon
~.
The police last night notified the
eepers Of five gambling houses in
.is city to appear at the police court
is morning and answer to the
large of gambling.
It is alleged that a certain indi-
dual, who has been making him.
If conspicuous in EouId-be official
amer of late, has skipped; and it :
also alleged that he struck the right
oment, as his practices were likely
bring him ID trouble.
At o'clock yesterday afternoon, a
Jung man fell in a fit on the east
ie OF Main street, just below Goddess
rner. As usual, a large crowd
thered, and surrounding the unfor-
nate young fellow, did all in their
,Wer to keep the fresh air from him. 4
The bi. weekly meeting of the Salt Z
AXE County Educational Association
Ill be held this afternoon, at 2
clock, in the Thirteenth Ward AS
mbly Rooms. The election of Off
RS, postponed at the last meeting On
count Of ths meagre attendance, :
III take place. !
Kennedy ]. Handley, the peIson
10 shot man named Raymond, at
e depot, couple of years since. is
'out to be tried. The quarrel grew
1t OF foot race, in which Handley
Icked Raymond against a little
and Handley suspected
aymoDd had delrauded him by Civ
g up the race.
In the Council chambers, yester-
y, Hon. d. II. Wells presented O
ncurrent resolution for commit.
e to lock into the propriety of estab-
'hing territorial asylum, hospith,
I'd for sanitary purposes generally, o
nich was adopted. The House also (
Iopted the resolution, and com.
ittee was appointed on the part of
at body.
II life has its SORROWS, =
'Tis no use to regret it.;
It also has its pleasures,
And don't you forget it."
Especially when oysters are ripe.