The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-02
CHIPS,
Trains on time last night.

Trains on time last night.
) The price of lead continue' st $40,
as ever.
Silver in New York. 1922; in Salt
5 Lake, 1O94.
a Mrs. Suffer was fixed SO yesler-
day for vagrancy.
March comes in like a lamb and
goes cut like ;on."
A first-olasa boiler maker lie adver-
Used for this morning.
The best srt-paintlng a smile upon
the brow of childhood.
Gustave Lundberg was admi I'd to
citizenship on Monday.
| The bullion shipments, yesterday,
only aggregated S1l ,S0S.40.
Never associate witl bad company.
Have good company or none.
Another spring day. with a plenti-
fol supply of mud and slush.
West Temple street, near the Mar
ket corner, is being grsveled by the
city.
Merchants aDxiously await the COM
ing spring season-the sweet buy and
buy.
The first of the month has a de-
oill-itating efec. on business men in
general.
The thermometer registered 80 as
the lowest on Saturday; yesterday the
lowest was $50.
The mortuary report shows a graft
flying decrease IN the number of deaths
from diphtheria.
The Ogden Junction will appear
hereafter as an evening paper. COM
meDclng last night.
The dress rehearsal OF the "Sor-
cerer," which took place last night,
vas very satisfactory.
The accounts OF the United States
marshal were presented to the court,
on Saturday, and approved.
Another shipment of bicycles was
received yesterday, with others still
on the road. A large crowd gathered.
Prof. ]. B. Toronto delivers his lee
ture on Labor and Capital" in the
Twentieth Ward Scnoolhouse, a! 40
O'Clock tonight.
The reguIs. meetIngof the olympic
Club will be held this Tuesday,
evening. March 2, 3! 8o'oIook, sharp
D. Spencer, Secretary.
Mother" said little square-built
why don't teacher make me
sometimes? l can lick every
boy IN my class but one" Ii
The Los Angeles Herald says that
the boss fiddler, pronounces
some of the wines down there superior
20 any made in Germany.
The case OF Robert Bruce, arrested |
ID Saturday night for insulting a girl
IN Commercial street, was postponed {
The girl could not be /
Cund.
The employees of Mr.. G. S. Erb will I
1--WE a grand ball and supper at the 6
Continental Hotel, on Tuesday even :
ng, March 9Th. Grand march at 9 I
,'clock.
RuStJer: At noon to-day the resi- 2
lerce of D. NJ. Stuart, on the bench, il
vas destroyed by fire. The furniture O
vas all saved. Loss. $4,000; no in g
urance.
There will be a meeting of the Q
lirectors of the Firemen's Mutual a
Aid Association, Tuesday, March 2, d
It 7.30 pm. By order of the presi- '
lent, j. A. Blyth, Secretary.
The Union Pacific train was de- .
eyed. on Sunday night, on account n
# snow, and did not get in for an
lour aud three-quarters behind time; o
md the Utah Central was CORES +
late.
On Sunday, the Brown Stocking 8
Base Ball Club of this city reorgan- [
zed, electing the following officers: a
Peter Grey, manager; Henry Swift, t
,sptain; D. R. Jones, secretary, and d
edgar Angel, treasurer. Z
An entertainment will be given in q
he Tenth Ward Meeting House, this n
.vening. gotten up by some members 7
If the ward, for toe purpose of send
ng a little help to Elder Thomas T
now on mission in Aus
rslia.
The first concert for the benefit OF :,
he Eighteenth Ward Sunday school q
skes place this evening. Among the 8
will be some ehoruses that 6
nave been gotten up with great diff a
.ulty, and which are excellent COM
positions.
A postohice has been established at
Dover, Sanpete County, and w.
Robinson appointed postmaster. Mrs.
J. A. Hillmer has been appointed
OF Canon, Tooele County,;
md Robert E. Smith of Pahreab,
Kane County.
Mr.. w. ]. Thompson, OF tie firm of {