The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-07
CHIPS.


"Sorcere." tomorrow night.
: There was no bullion shipment
yesterday.
The Utah Southern was little la.e
last night.
If you would create something you
must be something.
Mr.. AL. S. Patrick arrived from
Omaha last evening.
A runaway-the frs. for weeks
took place yesterday.
Is lending a friend q wash dish
showing basin gratitude?
Silver brings l. IA per ounce in New
York and Ill in Salt Lake.
Never refer to a gift you have made
OF favor you have rendered.
The fifteen puzzle craze has seized
the whole country. 1t ia just coming
here.
Lead il not quite as settled as it was
it now huotuates between sos and
$40 per ton.
The streets were unusually crowded
yesterday. and appearances indicated
heavy trade.
Business drsgs along slowly in the
| Third District Court, with but few
suits being commenced.
The boys take up all the dry spots
by engaging in the highly moral and
intellectual game OF tip cat.
Regular meeting OF D. 7. U. No.
ia. to Cay, at 130. Executive Com
mittee at l. ]. E. Bosch, Sec'y.
a bucking horse, near the Theatre,
threw its rider yesterday, cutting him
about the head and spraining his
wrist.
Nothing could have been more
Opporlune or welcome than the snow
last night. The sidewalks we're al
most dry.
Tie interest in mining is picking
up a little, and preparations are
making for a good start, just as soon
as the weather will permit.
A witty divine, speaking of re-
cent journey from the wesI, said he
spent day in Salt Lake City because
1t wal all he hsd TO spend there.
There was a very large audience at
the "Sorcerer" matinee, yesterday
afternoon, and the performance was
much better than on Friday evening.
Pleasant Hours for April and No. |
705 of the Seaside Library, contain
ing Miss Braddon's story Put to the |
Test" were received by Dryer last
evening.
Pope says thai the beauty draws us
with a single hair. 1t doesn't now
adays. When beauty gets so bald.
headed that she has but one hair left,
she doesn't draw much.
No more shipments are expected |
from the Ontario, for a short time, as
the old furnace is being pulled down
and a new one erected in its place.
The change has become necessary
from the long use of the old furnace.
The Prophetic Messenger is not the
least encouraging. In commenting
on to-day's features as a day for
counting, it says "rather unfavor.
able." This recurrence of "uniavor- !
able" on Sunday is becoming mono
tonous.
A fancy dress ball, under the
management of large and reput-
able committee of ladies and gentle
men, will take place at Jennings |
Hall on the 18th inst. The ball is
for character acting, and is a masque-
rade, only that no masks will be
alinynd to DO used.
The Educational Association, at Its
meeting last evening, adjourned sub
ject to the call Of the president, Prof.
L. B. Lewis. This step was deemed
advisable owing to the latenees of the
season, the long session of the ascot
alton, and the extreme uncertainty
of the weather.
The ball to be given by the en-
ployes of the Continental Hotel,
through courtesy of Mr.. G. s. Erb,
proprietor, comes off on Tuesday
evening; grand march at 9 O'Clock.
Mr.. Erb has rendered the hotel hall
to his employees. and extended other
fayors in assisting them in the even
ing's pleasure. which they seem to !
appreciate highly.
A drunken soldier, Keeling past the
cellar dug out for new building on
First South street, tumbled in, and
falling between the joists, dropped to
the bottom, iniuring himself pretty |
badly. 1t strikes US that a suit for
damages against the proprietor in
such a case would be successful. 1t
is criminal negligence on his part to
leave his place in that condition.
The pallid snow was drifted deep
When Nellie came, prepared to leap.
She let her plump dimensions drap
Into her sweetheart's maiden lap.
And, signing, prayed him give her hope,
And, kneeling. begged her with him 'lope.
Then held him in her fervent grip,
And smacked him on his downy lip.
But, lest we into secrets drop,
These thrilling details will we lop-
Suffice to say, priestly troop
Soon after tied the bridal loop.