The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-21
CHIPS.
More rain and more s!eet.


The prospect for sleighipg ia sc
good.
Regular meeting of the City Coul
/ Gil tonight.
The HERALD isaues q suppIemel
again this morning
The bullion shipments on MondA
aggregated SIS 672 81 10 value.
As Xmas approaches, the numbe
OF drnnks on the streets increases.
The glassware and grocery depart
ment OF the Cop is now making il
show.
VIM. Hammond, . native of EnR
land, wss admitted TO citizenship OF
Monday.
From appearances, we are to have
a genuine, old-fAshioned, snow
Christmas.
What ia the matter with our smelt
ers that the bullion shipments are &c
low of lats1
Our merchants do not seem to sp.
preoiate the adyisability OF having the
street crossings swept.
The dissereeabIe state OF the
weather drove persons off the streets
earlier than usual last night.
The opening OF display windows
keep on ike the opening OF flowers,
TO use a figure on the stretch.
Diphtheria has again commenced
its fatal work. and is said 10 be
spreading in the Nineteenth Ward.
Sunday morning was one of the
lovelieet mornings seen in q long
time; but in the afternoon it turned
raw aud chilly again.
The Salt Lake Assembly Hall was
packed full on Sunday. and showed
that on comparatively fine and inyit-
ing days its room is inadequate.
Mrs. M. A. Barnum has been sp-
pointed postmaster OF Hebron, Wash
nRton County, and John Morgan,
't Mill Creek, Salt Lake County.
T. Reed, the fellow arrested on a
on Saturday night, on a
,harge OF grand larceny, viii be
AIKEN south with Sheriff Turner when
le goes.
While not 8 great many amuse-
nents are billed for this week, evsry
person is making preparations mot
My to amuse himself, but also d host
i others.
Mr.. O. @. Ruthrauff. who vas to
ave gone to Denver last week, was
AIKEN suddenly ill, and unable to do
3. He left, however, on Monday
fternoon.
Walker BIothers have two elegant
indows, which compete in beauty
18th the many that are to be seen
Verywhere now; and that is saying
reAt deal.
Alva Pratt and Chas. Heny, who
ere bound over for grand larceny,
ere discharged with their sureties
j Monday, the grand jury ignoring
le charge against them.
A concert and ball are to be given
the Theatre on Thursday evening,
ecember 30ih. in aid OF the Masonic
library. The names OF the various
are published elsewhere
lis morning.
A Indian girl, who is accustomed
run about the streets vita a lot of
sreputAbls colored girls, Vas locked
p last night on o charge of vAgrancy, |
nd will probably be forced TO remain
Ituous for some days 20 come.
By last evenings mail Mr.. Dryer
lceived the Fd11ily Herald for De-
smber; Harper's Reekiy and Frank
Lestie'S illustrated Newspaper, with y
rye and elegant supplement, for
%; and the current mum
er of Puck.
On Monday Mr.. G. @. Ruthrauff,
gent for the Brush Esctric Light,
lid one of his machines to the Ger
lsnia Wo!ks. 1t is TO be a 7 light
ppsratus. and outside of those or
cred by the city company, will be
lie largest n Utah.
Henry Newman and Stephen
alley. who were indicted for stealing
COW from VIM. BrAcken, in Tooele
ounty, we're arraigned oD Monday
efore Judge Hunter. Neither de-
red counsel, and both pleaded
lity. Whsreupon they weIe re.
landed without date for sentence.
The advertisement of Dayues &
oslter, the new music firm, appears
/ the HERALD this morning. 1t tells
tale of new musIo, fine instruments.
.rge quantities of sheet music, and
in the music line for the
Olidays, and persons will not lose
nythlng by peruslng 1t. or giving
lem a call.
There is now a good opening for
,veral boys willing to earn an honest
emmy, and not ashamed to work, by
-vesting in a good stiff broom and
king kindly TO one or two OF the
-ossings. The ladies would certainly
,wsrd such enterprise we'll; and even
len, flint hearted as they are. would
OF be slow to pull out few cents.
The display OF the grocery depart
lent OF the Coop the work Of Geo.
Isnwsring, still remains the chief
IT q substantial exhibition OF goods.
be elegant lettering on the window
etrscts somewhat from the show,
ut nothing could more resemble the
lstitution itself--it is solid, sure and
and tells little story of
le institution itself. If George had
le fitness of his display in view, be
Ould not have hit it better.
there is anything g young man
Considers disgrace,
rs to hsvs bis beard referred to
AS the down upon his face-by his girl. |