The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-25
CHIPS.

Livery suOscrlD@E OF t0e HERALD
given turkey this morning.
: The Third Dis.ric, Court adjourne
a over TO day, it being holiday.
>, List evening Mr.. Dsyer receive
: the December number of Seri6ner.
The postofice will be open te-dGy
Thanksgiving, frOm u 80 to 1 80 ?. m
: There are rumors OF several minin
2 properties changing hand in Yanke,
! FORK.
MacsIlister will appear at th,
Theatre tonight and tomorrow
night also.
Thanksgiving Day services will be
held at St. Marks Cathedral o-dAy
at 1 O'Clock.
Clear. bright and pleasant las
night, With prospects of continued
fine weather.
The ordinance creating an estrsy
pound for Salt Lake City is published
| NH'0 -AOAA ALbs
On Wednesday one drunk was
fined SO, and another landed in jail
to await trial.
The thermometer at Custer City,
Idaho, last week, stood from 14' to
81 below zero.
The most guilty and reproving mo
ment in boys life is when he drops
a basket OF eggs.
The petit jury for this term has
been discharged, all the jury cases
having been disposed OF.
The HERALD employees, with others
OF grateful heart, will rest from toll
and give thanks this day for pros
perity.
Twenty-three car loads OF coal were
received here on Wednesday, aud it is
expected another lot will como down
this morning.
The Union PAcifo was on time
last night. and the mail was dis,ri.
buted as it used TO he IN tie good old |
days of yore.
Prof. Mscallst will give away a |
$40 silver tea sea (six pieces) to.
night. Sop at JJslin & Parks win.
dow and see it.
A gentleman just in from Park City
states that the camp, with the ap.
proach of two railroads. has not been
80 lively in years So nov.
Old lady to ambitious young
preacher: "Lor', sir, l do like to ear
you preach extrumperyl Your Ian
yusge is tbs! won eriul huIdl'
The practices for the Careless con.
,ert continue steadily, and the affair
promises to be one of the finest as
veil as best pstronized in many day.
Mr.. will accept our |
hanks for thirteen-pound turkey
? .S.-The blank will be flied az T
Don as We learn the gen.lemsn's
nitials.
A soldier, who abused the police t
ecause they wanted him to forego t
be pleasure OF sleeping on the side f
Ialk. found bed in the city cooler {
.st night. 4
The Firemen give a ball at their :
all this evening, which promises to :
o fine affair. They also propose q
living a grand dress ball in the
hes.re on New Years eve.
At the Bushes, Sample Rooms, to- a
az, q grand turkey dinner will be "
wen, commencing at Y %. and con- f
nuing till 8 pm. Turkey for the il
lillion-the supply is ine1haus!ible. a
A change ia made in the time table d
the Utah Southern Railroad Exten- u
on, on and after to-day. 7ne train II
oming north leaves Milford at 8 90 o.
M, and the train going south leaves u
lab at Loo pm. u
On Wednesday, the dead body of a n
Ism named Pixton was found near a
le place where the Horn Silver Com P
any is erecting its new works. 1t is o.
opposed be had been drinking, laid IS
own to sleep, and froze to death. d
Mr.. swensen. proprietor OF the N
rankin House. Bonanza, Idaho, was ca
und dead in q Chinese house of i'll Il
me. Fears were entertained OF foul N
.ay, but after an investigation 8
.rdict was returned of heart disease. d.
About IL O'Clock last night an in y
vidual commenced making a racket y. y
q China house because the -
ssthens would not give him opium. D
10 was nsbbed By the police and -
i'll eat his turkey dinner in the city :.
g. 10
Said q school teAcher: "If 1 have d.
N apples and give you five and your
g brother FIVE, what will be leit?" II
I'll be left," responded the younger a
rother; "ier be will get away with o
/ OF them. That's the kind OF Il
candidate be is" 4
The snoWstorm that bsgan on Tues q
sy, about noon. continued steadily d
nti about 2 O'Clock on Wednesday Il
fternooa. 1t was deep enough for
eighing. only the ground was not o
Efficiently wet to pack it, and the 81
w jinglers that came on. soon found b
leir way back. il
The Custer Mill is being pushed .
head as fast as the weather will per- u
lit. The tram way and orehouse Z
re about completed, and it Is ex- =
ected the mill will be started up q
bout the middle of December. The :
I'LL has a capacity for twenty stamps, :
nd it is the intention to add another y
aenty next GUNNER.
The funeral services over the 70 .
lains of the young man, Daniel j. .
jlayton which took place from the n
Ward Assembly Rooms :
n Wednesday, we're largely attended.
he corpse was followed to the ceme- =
cry by many friends and relatives. .
lie had just attained manhood, and
vas esteemed by ell that knew him.
For some days psst the water case
which the people of Mill c
Jreek are soneWhat excited, and the {
regarding which were
published 10 the HERALD. has been
u progress before Judge Piper and a {
ury. All the testimony was in on
Wednesday, and an adjournment vas 6
AIKEN until Friday, when the srgu' {
.....a. I'll h r;rn- q nd the aga arlh. .