The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-18
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A winters tale-the ulstsr's

A winters tale-the ulstsr's
Second Sunday after Epiphany.
The astronomers business is look
ing up.
A field for a pbysician-a new
3 cemetery.
Patti is not drawing we'll in San
Francisco.
The weather is clear, mild and
delightful.
The regular Saturday runaway was
wanting yesterday.
Everybody is Iaboring for needed
legislation about this time.
A man ia fed, net that he may be
fed, but that he may work.
Many OF the legislators took a run
home yesterday to see their iolks.
The Beaver Ratchman is red hot
over the pardoning of Mike Powers.
There was a great deal of unIecsG-
ssry yelling on the streets last night.
There is a message at the Western
Union Telegraph office for ]. 81. Nor
ton.
Joseph Sellers was arrested yester-
day on a charge of breaking win
dow.
The February number of Harper's
Magazine was received BY Dryer last
night.
There is no man without his preju-
dice, no woman without her bias
rUff1es.
Aspeoimen OF slickenside has been
presented to the Museum by Thos.
Taylor. Esq,
The legislators took a rest yester-
day. The first week has been spent
unusually pro6tabIy.
The streets were more lively, yes
terdsy-as was attested by the sp-
pesrance OF several DRINKS.
Many a man measured his length |
on the earth last night; perhaps ice |
would be better than earth.
A grand leap year ball at Jennings'
Hall next Thursday evening, extra
gent 15c., two for quarter.
The Snake River Canal is progress
ing rapidly considering the severe
winter weather we are having.
A notice in a London inn says:
do no! kiss the servants ON the
stairs; it makes them drop the
Dishes"
The sale of reserved seats for the
next Careless orchestral concert will
commence tomorrow morning, at
Careless music store.
'Do you set up for an angel now"
she asked; your visits are 20 few and
far between" "No," be answered;
"but an angel sits up for me-" Settled.
We are indebted to Postmaster
Lynch for q copy Of the United
States Official Postal Guide" most
useful and convenient work in many
respects.
We wager a Russell apple that no
Britisher will miss line OF the con-
munioation from our esteemed Eng
lish lady correspondent, published on
the fourth page.
The bullion shipments from Silver
Reef, through Wells, Fargo & Co's.
express, for the week ending the 10Th,
aggregated s29,773. This year COM
mences we'll, anyhow.
"You are mistaken cir" remarked
a gentleman who had been told the
price of butter, 81 do not wish to buy
;he COW. but merely slight portion
of the extract of her."
ZadkiePs Almanac predicted
There will be religious trouble in
Utah on the 18th OF January, 1880"
This establishes the reliability of the
almanac beyond the shadow of q
d oubt.
The Prophetic Messenger says that
to day, the 18th, will be rather
favorable for courting." This is very
aud there is little doubt
but many will avail themselves OF the
thrown out by the alma
hacker.
For the benefit of the NelCs, We
would state that in our item regarding
the special sitting of the City Council,
on Friday evening, we made slight
which our evening contem-
porary naturally followed. The bills
were reported by the committee on
on municipal lave; not the commit
tee on canal. The NelUs will govern
itself accordingly.
At the special meeting of the Edu-
cational Association, yesterday alter
noon, the school law passed the week
previous was reoonsidered, and COM
mitted ID the committee appointed TO
present it to the Assembly, in order
that some slight, but necessary, alter.
atoms ehould be made in its pro-
visions, the teuor of which is expected E
10 make the bill more acceptable and
give it additional support.
At the meeting of the directors Of
The silk ASSOCIATION, at President
Taylor's Office, yesterday morning.
Hon. Wa. Jennings was elected
president, Miss E. r. SuoT vice
president, Mr.. a. M. Musser secre-
tary, and Mr.. P. A. Schettler treas
urer. Speeches complimentary to
those who had heretofore worked go
earnestly in this matter we're made,
and it was the sense OF the meeting
that tie industry be pushed to sue
cessful issue.
There was young man with shsS dock,
Who met young maid with hsddock,
He thought, Glow l wish
She would give me that fish
In legal exchange for my shsddockl"
The maiden, who did not like haddock,
"Oh, what beautiful shsddockl
If l were no: shy,
I should aart " try