The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-25
CHIPS.
The canal is booming along.

As morrow.
is Sidewalks are becoming nice an
1e dry again.
/ The streets we're very quiet, yestel
e day, for Saturday.
Remember the Hospital Chart
q Ball on the 9Th, at the Continenta
y Hotel.
:. One week from to-day the Feb
: ruary term Of the Third District Cour
e commences.
Many OF the committees OF th,
. House and Council did sSme good
! hard work yesterday.
! There is some talk of getting ND @
: grand leap year ball at the Theatre.
What have We done?
Silver is now quoted in New York
at 1.14f, and in Salt Lake at LII.
Lead still holds at sos.
Prof. Barfoot, curator Of the Mu-
scum. is making internal improve
meuts in that institution.
The lady readers o! the HERALD
will find an intere, ting rat story on
our frat page this morning.
A number of carloads OF rails for
the Utah Southern Extension Rail-
road will arrive here to-day.
The bill proposing amendments to
the school Law is now said to be
ready for presentation to the Legisls.
tive Assembly.
The drummer arrested on Friday
was fined SO Tor being drunk and dis
turbing the peace, and SIS for abus.
ing an officer.
The traffic on the Union and Cen
trail Pacific Railroads is reported on
the Increase. We coull stand little
in this direction.
Dryer received. last night, the at.
LaHtic Monthly for February, and No,
2 OF the Humboldt Library, contain
ing Tyndsll's 'Forms OF Water"
Between 200 and 500 men applied
for work at the depot yesterday, in
response to the advertisement in yes-
terday mornings HERALD calling for
100 laborers.
Park City is to indulge in water
works, and Col. Ferry has been in
town for couple of days past in in
terest of the system. He returned to
Park City yesterday morning.
The old man, Thos. Ellsmore, ar
rested here some time ago for thiey- |
ing. was lodged in jail lsst night for
stealing cups and saucers. Ellsmore
isnow looked upon as kleptomaniac.
There being such a small attend
ance a: the Educational Association
yesterday afternoon, the business Of
eleciing officers, etc., was continued
until the next meeting, two weeks
hence.
A number of the employees of
Walker Bros, on Friday night, gave
Mr.. B. g. aybould a surprise party,
which was immense and an unQusli-
fed success, lasting until the diminu.
tive hours.
Mr.. Joseph G. Romney will deliver
q lecture, entitled the BATTLE OF
Life" in the Twentieth Ward School
house, on Tuesday evening, January
9th, at 7.30 o'clock. Public are
invited free.
The parties who have heretofore
taken such an active interest in base
ball matters are endeaYoring to lease
q piece of ground on Third South
and Fourth East streets, on which TO
make diamond.
On Wednesday evening next, Mr..
D. r. Savage will deliver a lecture in
the Seventh Ward Assembly Rooms,
called Thirteen Thousand Miles by
Land and Sea-" The lecture will
commence at 7.30 O'Clock. Mr..
Savage is a popular lecturer, and
will have a large audience.
The Ogden men want to shoot
again. There is a good deal OF bick-
ering and ill-feeling manifested in
these contests and If they cannot
be conducted on broad principles,
with manly sentiments, they had bet
ter cesse. Is is unprofessional, and
sounds like child's quarrel.
1t ia Eaid that an Ogden man has
invented for his townsmen a machine
for sticking pins through starched
collars. Where will they get the
collars ?-HERALD. Not in Salt
Liberalization. The Junction should
have put foo.-note to the above to
read: " Dear reader, this is Joke"
The Eleventh Ward Dramatic
Association present "The Golden
Farmer" a burlesque sketch, THE
Regular Army, Dr. and a musical
bio, concluding with a tableau-
''Litts Joe in Heaven" at the Tenth
Ward Assembly Rooms on Wednes-
lay evening, January 18th. Admis-
sion price 25c.
Yesterday Mrs. L. Davis received
spray of orange blossoms with some
other flowers that were used on a bridal
occasion. They are the first orange
blossoms known to bloom in Utah,
AMI are to be preserved with the en-
process. Orange trees should
bloom proiusely here. where the bios
SONS are so much needed.
Rupert Taylor, the young man
shot in the forehead, at Salina, several
weeks since, continues TO improve.
His symptoms are all favorable. The
only thing be complains of IL that
when be sits up one side OF his head
is q great deal heavier than the
other, which is very natural, since he
has large bullet in his brain.
There are no claims however watched
and tended
But one bad clam is there.
There is no butter howsoe'er compounded
But has one lock of hair.