The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-21
CHIPS.
Lead still holds at $40 per ton.

Lead still holds at $40 per ton.
: Spring has opened temporarily.
New York quotes silver at I.1S;
Salt Lake at Ito.
The bullion and lead shipments ara
running up again.
The bullion shipment Yesterday
aggregated s24, 522. 45.
Thomas Smuin was admitted n
citizenship yesterday.
Whose business is it to drain tba
LAKE on the north side OF the post
Fanny Fullreide and Mrs. Brandy
were Logged in jail last night, charged
with prostitution.
a fellow giving toe name Of John
Dos landed in the bastile Last night
on charge OF prostitution.
A cullud lady and a culIud GEM
men had a set-Io, Yesterday. which
resulted IN their being fined So each
The banks will all bs closed on
Monday, February %, in cormsmo-
ration OF the birthday of the couu-
tEy's parent.
A member OF the House could NOT
De found last night who was willing tn
Oct zoe that the Governor would sion
the Woman's bill.
Mr.. W. NJ. Cowley, a HEs.1n
agent, leaves. tais morning. on a
TOUR through the south, collecting
ana canVassing for the HERALD.
''Hearl hearl" from the CounciIo,,
followed the announcement last
night, that the House had passed the
insane asylum act without amend
ment.
a rose by any other name vonld
smell sWeeter than the manure piIe
on the east side of Temple Block.
AS q developer Of nuisances Old Sol ia
a success. -
a new home industry has beon
insugurated by William Willes. who
Is engaged in the manufacture of
oattiedoors and shuttlecooks for the
The regular meeting of the Salt
Lake County Educational Association
taxes place this afternoon, At 3
0 CLOCK, IN the Thirteenth Ward As
sembly Rooms.
Upon a bill being received in the
House from the Council on Friday
without amendment, a member from
SAT- Lake moved q vote of thanks. a.
1t was so rare.
When the insane asylum bill wa,
brought into the House, last night. a
Oenstlng smile stole over the features
OF the 1rib. Sherman youth-a smile
as OF home thoughts.
When the bill amending section
ISI OF the Compiled Laws was taken
up IN the Council last night, one of
the honorable members remarked
that ne thought there wasn't so many
sections left.
The Rev. George W. Gallagher.
pastor of the Presbyterian Church
ogden, has accepted call from the
church at Eureka, New. He will be
exceeded at Ogden by Rev. ], H.
Knowles. of Boise City, Idaho.
The fellow Wilbur, arrested on
Thursday night for stealing a ride on
Inc railroad, was yesterday fined 500
Tor resisting an officer, and SO for
profanity. He is held in durauce vile
until parties in Ogden can come
down to identify stolen articles found
On him.
Judge ]. @. Hemingway, who
Wrestled with life and the law in this
CITY for some time, and then went to
Louisville, Kentucky, has been skir.
mishing In I.eadville, COL. for the
past year, but has now returned to
Louisville. As success he seems 10
be failure.
About 1880 O'Clock last night the
committee on appropriations reported
An amendment to the APPROXIMATION
Dill. appropriating $4,000 to the
University of Deseret, to be expended
~ the chancellor and board of regent,
u purchasing university grounds and
erecting buildings thereon, and pro
7ldlng that 10000 shall be drawn in
1850, and $4,000 in 1881. The
House Immediately adopted the
amendment, there being but two or
hree negative votss.
The man who plays the cornet
May think that he is "some,"
But, Lord! he amt patchin'
10 the man who beats the drum.