The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-14
CHIPS.
Another Saturday.

Another Saturday.
A stuck up thing-A sloW-bill.
Valentines day. How dye fee
now?
Widows and widowers ought to b
repaired.
The best war-to war against ones
weakness.
We desire to be moderated only by
the tax-coilettlr.
Mr.. B. Stein, advance agent for the
Colvllle troupe, is in town.
Mr.. Joseph A. West, OF the Ogden
Junction, was in town yesterday.
Mr.. John W. Harker aad family
returned from New York last evening.
The Park City stage did not arrive
last night, owing TO the heavy snow.
Stockholders of q. @. NJ. l. should
read a notice published this morning
for their benefit
Mr.. Blackstone, & somewhat noted
law commentator, died 100 years ago
tC-1sy.-Rustler.
The Utah and Northern mixed
train arrived az Ogden an hour late
yesterday. Snow.
a movement Is on foot to obtain
funds to be sent to Dublin for the re-
lief of the distressed Irish.
Postmaster Lynch will have the
delivery window kept open a longer
time to day than on common days.
The case of ]. I. Graham, indicted |
for embezzling $4,000 from the Gen.
trail Pacific, is set for trial on Mon
day.
G. E. Miller, the drunken fellow
who knocked Captain Burt down, on
Thursday evening. was fined $50 for
the sport yesterday.
Then, l suppose, Miss Strong
mind, you and Mr.. Sparrow are soon
to be man and Wife?" mo, sir;
1
A band of man-eaters has been dis.
covered on the coast OF Borneo. 1t is
shocking to think that savages still
live who cau-nibbls their own species.
The TFiB. Sherman youth had a
ticket to the temperance lecture, last
night, which he was seen trying to
dispose of for drink. Here is case
hat will try DR.. Mackepzie's met
lie.
A couple of Cinnamon we're ar.
-ested, yesterday. for running an
opium demon Wo and Dan. Dan
plead guilty and was fined $25, which /
le paid. On Wo is in jail, and will
De tried today.
"You seem cad and detected to- ]
hight, Claude. dear" Eyes, darling;
nen of my emotional nature are
lastly affected either by the smiles or
rowns of fortune" His washer
Soman had discharged him.
The Utah Southern Railroad was
hree hours late last night. Thursday
lights train did not arrive until 10
'clock on Friday morning. The
rain encountered heavy snow all the
ray from the Point to Nephi.
Alex Moore. whose trial for killing
ames Kemple, at Bingham, has been
q progress for some time, has been
cquilted. The jury was charged
his morning, and returned q verdict
fter being out about two hours.
The House consumed nearly the
whole session, yesterday, in discussing
be proposed new school law. A great
many amendments were made, only
few, no Iever, affecting the leading
ense Of the bill. 1t finally passed
nd goes to the Council.
1t has been suggested that tbs TTi6.
herman be engaged to convey the
No. 2 to the Jail when he
ppears. No, it would never do; his
philanthropy would slop over so that
be criminal would be sent on his
Iay with blessing, like he desired
D do with his namesake at the
asylum a few weeks since.
A crowd of country hoodlums was
caring around the streets, last even
ng, al drunk, and yelling and boot
ng like demons. In turning one of
he street corners, the sleigh tipped
lightly and struck q lady, knocking
Ter fiat on the snow, but not ipjuring
Ter. The police tried to catch them,
ut they made away to their country J
ZONES.
DR.. Mackenzie delivered his lecture
n Father Mathew to quite large
ndience last night, which was :.
istened to with marked interest. He
Exhibited Joe Bush on the stage dur
ng the lecture, who made little
peech about the care DR.. Mackenzie
lad taken OF him. DR.. Mackenzie
sctures again at the Theatre on
Iunday night.
AN IRISH VALENTINE.
Oh, Paddy, swate Paddy!
II was yer daddy, -~c
ID kill We with kisses entirely,
To feel yer swate breath,
l would starve me to death,
An' lay off my hopes altogether;
To joost have taste
OF yer arm on my waist,
ID laugh at the meanest of weather,
Dear Paddy, be mine,
Ny own Valentine
ell find me both gentle and civil -
Our life we will spend
To sn Elegant ind,
And care may go dance with the devil.