The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-24
CHIPS.
How about spring now.

How about spring now.
Edward s. Stokes of New York, il
at the Walker.
Rehearsals of the "Sorcerer, which
is now heavily billed, are still in pro-
gress.
a leap year ball takes place in the
Thirteenth Ward Assembly Rooms TO-
morrow night.
A couple of notorious women were
yesterday fined $50 each for drunken
ness and disturbing the peace.
The Rustisr says o'Lsary, the
pedestrian, suppered at Ogden last
night, on his way 10 San Francisco.
A fellow giving the name OF James
Carney was arrested on Sunday night
for insulting a lady, and fined 500
yesterday.
The Pacific Express Company
yesterday received eight bars OF
bullion from the Ontario Mill, worth
81 ,947 Sc.
Pony" Jones is up from the
Golden State, interesting himself in
business matters with several of our
houses here.
After all the agony and suspense
the Governor failed to put his name to
the womsn's disabilities bill, or to even
mention it.
Messrs. Howard Sebree, Ed. F.
Ferris and Samuel Holt have started
bank at the terminus OF the Utah
and Northern Railroad.
General Butler, warden of the PEN
itsntiary. intends to put the copper
act in execution at once, and make
lt' provisions apply to his wards.
The Nightingale and Company of
Wonders, with Miss Mile Christine,
the twC-headed lady. and the Midgets,
will appear in this city in & short time.
DR.. Mackenzie Is still holding forth
at Ogden. where he has organized q
club with good membership. He
spoke In the Ogden Tabernacle Sun
day and last nights.
Yesterday was only half holiday,
anyhow. Clerks would just as leave
have worked, and storekeepers that
kept open would as leave have closed
up, so little business was done.
Mr.. Wolfsohn, agent for the Will
helmj Concert Troupe, ia is town
again, and will make arrangements
for another performance or two by his
troupe here in week or ten days.
Mr.. Dryer has the March numbers
OF Scribner's and Popular Science
Monthly, Puck tor February 18th, and
Frank Leslies Illustrated for the 18th,
containing picture of General Muir.
ray, Utah's new Governor.
There will be a meeting of the
Woman's Temperance Union this
afternoon, at 8 80 o'clock, for the pur.
pose of adopting a constitution and
bylaws. The attenaDdce of every
member is earnestly solicited. A. NJ.
Keith, Secretary.
Postofices have been established at
Blake, Sewer County - Thomas
Farrer postmaster; at Tyner, Box
Elder County-Reason II. Slater,
Benjamin II. Tolmsn
has been appointed postmaster at
Honeyville, Box Elder County.
Rustler.-A change has just taken
place in the management of the
Coop store in this city, by which Mr..
Robert Watson will be transferred to
the Il. g. NJ. l. at Logan, while his
present position will be filled by 81
MIR. s. W. Sears, of Salt Lake City.
Owing to the impecuniosity of
tramps, and the frequency OF thefts
now, the Mayor has ordered the
police to arrest all Migrants and put
them to work on the streets. So il
yCu are troubled in your nei9hbor-
hood, just notify the officers and |
obtain release.
The Mackenzie Reform Club is still |
receiving sccessions, fifteen having
oined at the last meeting. The
society is fixing up its rooms as rap
idly as possible, and will shortly have
an inviting home for members and |
the public generally. Boys, noH's
sour chance; try it.
The educational association, at its |
on Saturday afternoon, sp.
pointed a committee to visit tbs sew
eral districts and ascertain why the
teachers and trustees did not attend.
The movement is a good one. The
association then adjourned for two
weeks, to meet at 6 O'Clock in the
evening.
Her lair was strictly cardinal,
Her face was faxed with freckles,
But still she scooped George Henry in,
Because with shining shekels
She was well supplied.