The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-04
CHIPS
Skating ia no. overly good.

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The grand jury has settled down
their work.
The third ice crop of this season
now being garnered.
Sleeping-car conductors should Civ
a fat man a wide berth.
TIE call OF the civil calendar vii
commence this morning.
Henry L Williams was admitted
to citizenship or Tuesday.
Just think of it-tbrse more bycicIe
ordered from this city yesterday.
The Tole5o made a shipment O
four car loads o. ore On Tuesday.
Ogden has passed through the try
ing ordeal OF the MARBLE Heart"
Sudden moderation took place in
the weather about II O'Clock las
night.
The law and motion calendar il
published this morning in the
HERALD.
The streets begin to present 6
livelier appearance than for a few
weeks past.
The aggregate value OF bullion
shipments, yesterday, amounted to
s29. OO7. &c.
There was but Little talk, yesleI-
day, about the action OF the muniGi-
pal convention.
A trife of snow fell yesterday
morning, and the weather was a little
milder afterwards.
Judge Emerson will be in attend
ance, to-day, to commence the dis,
posai of criminal cases.
Mr.. Dunford desires the ladies to
call and see the reasonable slippers,
just received by express.
Leap year ball in the Seventeenth
Ward Assembly Hall this evening.
Bring on your invitations.
Col. s. a. Merritt arrived from the
east last evening, happy and hearty
alter his metropolitan rsmbles.
We are having a series of temper.
ance lectures in the city, which are
being delivered by Dr.. Mckenzie.
Silver ia quoted in New York, at
I.13f, aad IN Salt Lske at $1.104.
Lad remains unchanged, with but
little in the market.
Morton, the man shot in Ogden a
couple OF weeks since, by Mcmillan
in an afi:ay in which Mcmillan was
killed, is now cOnvalescent.
If the weather or something else
does not soon change, the City Coun.
Gil will have TO hire some shutters to
attend to the blinking street lamps.
The warm sun is drawing out toe
loafer. He was quite numerous yes.
terday afternoon, on the south side of
the Desert National Bank building.
The grand charity ball, for the
benefit of st. Marks Hospital, takes
place tomorrow evening in the CONT
mental Hotel. 1t will be q grand
success.
The Young Mems Mutual Improve
ment Association Of the Sixth Ward
held its regular annual election last
night, Jas. II. Andersen being elected
president.
The Junction speaks of the Salt
Lake Telephone Company as an es-
tablished fact. There was some talk
Of such al organization, but even that
has stopped.
Jas. Moray. convicted of murder in
the second degree, for killing Jacob
Smith, but who IS to have a new
trial, was yesterday released On filing
81, 200 bonds.
Sherman has 9 new way of spelling
City Hall; and heads his article on
the convention OF Monday night
Court House Convention" How.
ever, he is not responsible,
A synopsis of the discussion in the
House, yesterday, on the bill specify
ing the offices women shall hold, will
be found in the HERALD's minutes of
the House proceedings OF Tuesd az.
The Rustler of last evening says {:
Deputy Marshal Young arrested Dir.
Thomas Henneger this morning on
a warrant in which he is charged
with polygamy. He gave $4,000
bonds to appear before the grand
jury.
improvements in the interior of the
Museum are IT'LL in progress. Prof.
Bsrioot, Curater, now displays moder-
ately large cabinets of ehells, valued
at about $500. They are, however,
both rare and beautiful, and their
beauty makes then SO Joy forever"
The bill amending the charter OF
Salt Lake City, which was so thor
odghly discussed in the Council,
passed that body yesterday, and was
sent to the House, but this body pre-
serred that it should net be read until
THE morning, and It was therefore
laid over.
4 number OF friends of Phil. Mar
geiti, jr., met a! his residence en-
Monday evening, to celebrate the
wooden wedding of him and his vile.
A good time was enjoyed, and when
the guests left, the host and hostess
gathered up quite a number and
variety of wooden presents,
The pan platform OF the Stormort
Mil has been extended, and in a few
days three new pans will be added to
the ten noW in operation This ac-
dition 10 the mills capacity has been
contemplated for some time
and would have been made
month sgo if the pan bottoms
and other necessary material could
have been secured. Though shipped
from Chicago nearly two months ago,
the material is only just commencing
TO arrive.
The bill introduced by Mr. Penrose
on Monday, specifying the offices to
be held by women, was killed yester-
dag, by striking out the enscting clause,
This practically leaves the House clear
of the subject, though the first bill
introduced still remains on the table.
However, a majority voted it there.
and voted against the modified bill
introduced on Monday, and as it ii