The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-03

Inade giau on Inc nrst' DAY OF the
year.
There were several tip overs on
Thursday and yesterday. One gen.
tleman and his two children were
spilled out of a sleigh on Third South
street.
A store in the Kimball Block pre-
sented the appearance, yesterday, of
suffering from the firemen's attention
at conhsgration. Cause, water. pip 9
burst up stairs.
The Utah Southern train was quite
late again last night, owing to the
SHOWS having drifted across the track,
and prevented the customary pro-
gress of the train.
Many of the boys "awore OFF, on
New Years Day, and, as usual, will
keep the resolution for about four
days, when they will again sail in and
make up for lost time.
The number of slips yesterday was
something remarkable. Several per-
soma, especially ladies, were pretty
severely shaken up, by falling down,
paradoxical as it may seem.
The wires east of Ogden we're down
yesterday, excepting one, and this
worked so badly that only a poor re-
port was obtained last night. This
accounts Tor the "pauoity."
The pickpocket thief is out again.
A lady had her pocket picked, ye.ter-
day, her purse containing $35 in
money, being taken. These thefts
are becoming quite numerous.
There will be no rehearsal of the
"Sorcerer" at the Theatre this even
ing. A fail attendance of Zion's
Musical Society, however, is desired
on Tuesday evening at z o'clock.
There was birthday party at the
residence OF Steve Marks last night,
and from the. knowledge Of that gen.
tlemsp, people may form some idea
of the Jolly time spent by tho,e pres
ent.
Thursday, being the ninth anniver-
sary of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. A. Pascoe, num5er of friends
gathered at their residence, and q
most enjoyable tina was INDUCED in
by al.
The first number of the Ogden
Rustler appeared on New Years
morning. The sheet is small, but it
is neat and spicy, and contains a
great deal Of newsy matter. 1t shows
life and energy, and is welcome.
The regular meeting OF the Salt
Lake Fire Brigade will be held this
evening at 7.30 sharp. All those
having books from the library are
requested to bring them in at the
meeting. r. H. Hardy, Secretary.
The members Of the Utah Rod and
Gun Club will meet in the office OF
Wallin & Pick ard, on Monday, 5th
instant, at 8 pm, to hear the report
of the committee on constitution and
bylaws. A full attendance is re-.
quested.
The police court did a pretty good
business yesterday. One case of dis
turbance was fined So; one of fast
driving and disturbance, $50; and
three of drunkenness and profanity
were fined, two $40 each, and the
other So.
1t is suggested that benefit per,
formance be given by the Salt Lake
I Amateur Dramatic Association, o
which the late Emmett DeSoto Nous
ley was the originator, for the benei
of his widowed mother. The ide
should be executed.
| Among those who especially exer
| cised their generous propensities dur
ing the holidays. may be mentiopeI
Mr.. P. H. Lsnnan. He personsll
| visited the poor in the Fifteenth Ward
! in which he lives, and to each pre-
scented a fine roast of beef. Do
It again, Patrique.
Mr.. Chas. W. Stayner will deliTe
bis lecture on the " Pyramids {
Power" in the Eleventh Ward A!
R sembly Rooms, on Monday evening
January 9Th, under the auspices {
II the Young Mems Mutual Improve
% ment Association OF the ward. Lee
, ture commences at 7.30 o'clock.
A disposition was manifested ever!
where on Thursday to give to th
poor, and make them happy, and tn
=. donations were so generou5 and hear
's that it was n pleasure to collect.
% for no other reason the day is We
ir come as it opens The hearts of tho:
d who have plenty, to give to the poo
" In a few days al oonsignments
- freight for Frisco. Beaver, Silver Rec
: Phoebe and intermediate points VI
y be forwarded from the end of q
- Utah Southern Extension track, i
" stead OF from Jusb and Deseret,
- heretofore, thus avoiding the vext
4 tious delays now occasioned by bt
a roads.-Ainer.
IS. Prof. Barfoot, curator of Il
ic Museum, now has copies OF the phot
lg graph OF a por ion of the east side
in Main street, taken in 1861, whiC
" can be had of him. This will NAL
a good addition to those already me
toned in the HERALD, as showing 4
y progress of Salt Lake in the Is
de nineteen years.
u Upon the mall they slowly walked,
IN And snapped their soulful notionsi
tic And while he saccharinely talked,
a In paying his devotions,
by Confections rich be did outpour.
r. And she, thus being sweetened.
- Remarked: 81 never was before
OA So courteously mall-treated.'
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