The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-24
CHIPS.
MacalIister appears at the Theatre
tonight.

Macallister appears at the IbeatF'
D. Bees are avaricious; they cell al
al their honey.
ey The maximum thermometer, on
st tuesday, SS0; minimum. 220.
a A 2 O'Clock this morning about ak
inches olsIoE covered the earth.
d 1t ia stated that ZOO orders we're
h taken for coal in one day recently.
e The long expected storm set in on
> Tuesday about noon, and continued |
all night.
A party will be given in the Thir.
teenth Ward Assembly Rooms on
Friday night.
Notwithstanding the storm Oh
tuesday, the streets presented quite
busy appearance.
The home missionaries OF this stake
will meet in the Council House this
evening. at n O'Clock.
The matter of the canal route is
still undecided, the Council last even
Ing not determining the question.
Regular meeting OF the Alert En-
CINE Company No. tonight at 2. 80
o clock sharp. Jas R. Beck. sec'y.
The ooly bullion shipments re-
ported on Tuesday we're four bars OF
Ontsrio bullion, valued at 81, 725. 81.
1t is stated that the Utah Eastern lie
low completed to KimbalPs. Au-
hentic word to that effect, however,
s wanting.
A nice two story adobe building,
cry substantial, 10 in course OF erec-
ion at Grantsville. which il to be oc-
upied by the Coop.
The Union Pacific was one hour
tie last night; the Utah Central
aited, and the mail was brought
OWN and distributed.
The City Council. at its session last
ght, made the ordinance regarding
10 estray pound law, and Mr.. Shell
erdine Was appointed keeper.
1t is stated. that the Union Pacific
Is suspended work on its road to
Irk City for the winter. How true
ls report may be is unknown.
The committee, to whom the petit
n regarding the Utah Eastern was
erred, did not report last evening.
10 committee will probably meet
IS afternoon.
Instead of wandering miles away
gameless sport, tomorrow, some
the sh0ts of the Tenth Ward will
lulge in an old-fsshioned chicken
,ot at Fuller's Hill, and invite all
ateur shots to join them. To
nmence about 10 O'Clock.
IN Tuesday the two tramps az
ted on Monday night for stealing q
3 over the Utah Central Railroad,
q each brought tefore Judge
Der, and appearing like industrious
q, and pleading guilty to vag-
cy, we're each fined $40.
n Ohio man, ambitious to be EAI
sldent, has met With sad mis- AN
uue. Encouraged by Gar6eld's
cess, he hired out as a driver OF q
al boat, and had Just succeeded in
ing the mules started, when one
them reached around and kicked
brains cut.
r. Cotter says that butter ia the fr
brain food. We have been OF
opinion for many years, and
! In our earliest youth We were @-
Istomed to the consumption OF it, 11o
flying the taste of the butter by a I4U
um OF bread below and layer OF -
II above.
dgs Piper sentenced a boy to "A 1
y days work on the streets for w
an0y. lie dislik0d 70 do Is, as
coy pleaded so hard. but, owing to
fact that he had n.thing to do,
Judge felt be must be cruel only
o kind" and gave him work,
and bed for the next thirty
lie "cullud" barber, Miller, who
lite a notorious, il not g public, Ill
scter, is in trouble again. The LIT
r day he sold out his barber shop -
e, and was about to make tracks
isirer land, when Constable B.
Hampton attached his traps for
ium of $50, which he is owing q
cry firm in town. He says be
no intention of leaving the city,
had sent all his traps away.
e is q man who lives across the
street;
d when the geursome night is passed
and gone,
birds the CHASTITY morning skyly
greet,
walks a mower round his verdant
lawn.
so sweet to stretch upon your rack
d know his shirt is splitting up the
back. We