The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-01-13
LHIPS
signing is e1cellent.

Sleighing is excellent.
Blackbirds in lieu OF pigeons, good
Nothing in the police court yester
day.
Iced sidewalks aud slips are pop
ular.
Hon. George Q. Cannon has arrived
in Washington.
All is quiet in the First District
Court, as it Is in this district.
The Toledo, yesterday, made a
shipment Of six car loads Of bullion.
Butchers continue to reap a rich
'arvest aud fabulous prices are
a-ked for beef
Pigeon match, t;-iay, at Aruoll's,
for $50. Denhalter aad SCOT are the
contestants.
The Dispatch says four fellows were
arrested at Ogden on Monday for
stealing hides.
Mr.. Hess, the person wilfully over
run Last week by man named ~
msn, is around again.
The annual meeting of the Salt
Lake Shooting Club takes place TO-
night. Election OF officers
The negro boy injured by being
thrown from a stallion o few days
ago, Is said to Re improving.
The grand and petit jury lists for
the Second District Court, February
term, were drawn January I'd
How about the colt stakes? Breed
ere, show your grit; don't be outdone
By our sister states and territories.
The second semester Of Daseret
University commenced yesterday
under very favorable circumst snces.
Dryer received by last nights mail
Hdrper's Weekly and Frank LeSlie's
Illustrated Newspaper for January II.
Boys. snsre blackbirds and sell Them
to the Rod and Gun Club for trap
shooting-it will pay. John Worley,
agent.
The Union Pacific was about one
hour late las! night. The Utah Cen
trail waited; the mail, however, was
A team of Salt Lske wing shots
goes to Ogden on the 22d to give
like nnmber of the cracks of that burg
a neutrality-suspicious..
Two of Our local pigeon shots will
engage III a contest at the traps to-
day. for purse of $50. Both axe
good shots. The match takes place
at Arnold's. Stale Road.
Craigbesd, the counterfeiter, was
taken to the penitentiary On Saturday
night by Marshal Young, and assigned
10 more comfortable quarters than
those of the Ogden bastile-
The mem ers of the Legislature
generally remarked that the message
If Secretary Thomas. read yesterday,
vas the most sensible thing OF the |
Kind they had heard in long time.
The Utah Southern was very late in |
last night. In going south,
morning, a bank Of drifted |
now was discovered at the Point of
be Mountain, and it is said the train
vas SIX hours in getting through.
Members of the Salt Lake Athletic
Jlub. and all interested. viii please
notice that a meeting OF the club will
'e held this. Tuesday. evening at 8
,.m., in the Office of Sheeks & Raw
ina. A full attendance is requested,
}. I. Stevenson, secretary pro TEN.
Mr.. Jack Gilmer vas out yesterday,
Ugh. white horses in hand, sleighing
be Inhabitants OF the city. He took
me turn too many, however, near the
Temple block, and broke the hind
unners of the sleigh. The contents
oncllded that walking was good. and
ried it.
tie rather rough thst citizens are
lot allowed to have water on the
sabbath, because they happen to live
lear the Twentieth Ward. The |
litches we're clear on Sunday, and We
10 not find anything in the Scriptures
the use or running OF
water on that sacred day.
there wunst was two cats in Kilkenny,
Each thought there was one cat too
many,
So they quarreled and they fit,
And they scratched and they bit,
Till, excepting their nails
And the tips of their tails,
instead of two cats, there WANT any,"