The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-28
CHIPS.
Shopping day.

Shopping day.
And another cold spell.
The mercury read s. yesterday.
The saloons did q remarkably light
business yesterday.
The streets were very quiet yester-
dag.
Sandy is preparing for a masquer-
ade.
The roads in all directions are in 3
terrible condition.
Some people are continually run.
ming oysters down.
There has been no bullion from the
south for several days.
Several buildings are to be erected
just as soon as spring opeuF.
A plug fight was the only excite
ment on the street last night.
The Utah and Northern is troubled
considerably of late with snow.
The value OF bullion shipments
yesterday only aggregated S13, 495. 81.
The two women arrested the other
day for being drunk we're discharged.
Overcoats are b, ginring 10 look
tired and seedy thty nave rad long
spell OF hard work.
There is something in store for rs
all, but it takes money to persuade
the clerk to hand it oNt.
A Button party" is announced
10 Bingham-Whatever that is. But We
presume it will come of.
Insane men always behave them
selves when in strait Jackets. They
do 60 from force of habit.
The talk yesterday was about the
masquerade on Thursday evening.
Everyone Gays it was big success.
Search is still maintained for the
weather prophet who said We would
have no more cold weather this win
ter.
Another Horror-A ladies' maya
zine, in its "Housekeepers' Depart
ment," informs its readers that SIN
dian wives make the best of pickles."
An Indianian said to a young man
who chaGed him upon his bald head:
" Young man, when my head gets
as soft az yours | can raise hair to
SELL"
On Thursday night, DR.. Mackenzie
delivered his lecture on Father
Mathew. the great Irish temperance
advocate, to a large audience in
Ogden.
An old lady in Wichita says che
never could imagine where all the
Smiths came from until she saw in
a New England town a large sign,
" Smith Manufacturing Company"
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Hook and Ladder company takes
place this evening, at 7.30. in the
Hall. A full attend
ance ia desired. a. F. Blomberg,
John Ssgehorn has been rewarded |
with a fine of $40 for drunkenness and |
$50 for pulling his pistol and threat
ening the officers in the saloon on |
John will work sixty days |
on the streets.
The temperance movement still |
though quietly. It's good |
results are visible by the respectable |
and sober appearance on the streets
Of many persona who were formerly |
looked upon as confirmed inebriates.
The Utah Southern train did not !
get in last night, being stuck in the |
snow. as near as can be learned, be-
tween American Fork and Lehi. 1t
is also stated that couple OF trains
are fast in the drifts at the Point of
the Mountain.
The heavy snowstorm here on
seems to have been con-
fined almost entirely to this valley. |
Utah Valley received but little, and in |
parts none, while Cache Valley had |
but a slight coating. II was, by long |
Odds. the heaviest storm We have had |
here this winter.
Bessrs. 6. S. Walker, H. W. Law
renee and ?. 81. Lannan, heretofore |
fined $50 each for being absent when
called az jurors, came before Judge |
yesterday, aud showed cause |
why they should not be fined. They |
were excused by the court. though |
Mr.. Walker stated that be would |
rather pay the $50 than be obliged to |
sit as juror.
function: Yesterdays Union |
Pacific train brought from DEVILS
Gate two +tslescoped' fiat cars, both |
loaded with coal. The hind fiat had |
been driven half way OH to the for
ward one, raising the deck, knocking
out the end gate, and driving the |
front truck beam to about the centre |
of the fiat. The 'telesccping' was
caused by a recent snowslide."
About the middle Of LIST December
a boy named Godfrey 5chaerer, dis.
from this city. He was
as aa Office 10y by DR.. |
Oyle, Kimball Block. who dis |
at the same time The boy |
has not since been heard from. Any
person knowing anything OF his |
and communicating the |
same to Mr.. Louis Steen will extend |
a great kind ess to his anxious
parents.
4 stolen kiss is sweete-t still,
And makes o wild sensation;
But with what ease gentle sneezs
Dastrnns oil nsnnlaiinn