The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-04-04
CHIPS,

Yes"
D More rain.
e Low Sunday.
; Another Sabbath.
Canal items on every page.
The increased taxation cry is big
bugbesr.
Heavenly strains = Clergymen's
sore throats.
These south winds are becoming
insuferable.
A century plant-The burial Of a
centenarian.
Remainder thespecial election. and
vote Yes"
Conference arrivals have already
commenced.
We can't all have ouroRn way un-
less We all vote Eyes"
Rain fell, yesterday, to the depth
of0.12 of an inch up to 9 pm.
| If We don't get the water, someone
else will gobble alI-every drop.
The outlook is fair for fine day;
whatever it may turn out 10 be.
The two days meeting in the
Assembly Hall commences today.
Eighteen years ago to-day, slavery
was abolished in tine District OF
Columbia.
Mayor Little will make the canal
the most successful chapter of his
municipal history.
a quarter OF q million now, or
about two millions five years hence;
yoa have your choice.
To morrow will settle the long
agitated canal question, IN favor of
more water; or it should do 60.
The Prophetic Messenger for April
Sd, says; "Ask favors of aged persons,
but be way in other matters"
During the early part of Saturday
the streets we're crowded. but later On
the rain settled the days business and
the streets were nearly deserted.
Victor Hugo says that love gives
him perspicuity. In this country it
generally sets man to buying dresses.
Ogden last evening made presen-
tation to Ex-Governor Emery, TO
which many OF her prominent citizens
contributed.
The experienced never speak of
Chicago girls feet by that name
They mention them as Chicsgo's
great terminal facilities.
Mr.. Charles 1. K. Rosenberg,
general travelling agent OF the AmerI-
can and Red Star Steamship lines,
Philadelphia, is in tbs city.
If your son has 70 brains, don't
send him to college. You cannot
make palace out of a shanty by
putting a French Ioof on it.
If you vote for the loan, you will be
sure 20 get water: the members of the
City Council will see that the money
is used for the best interest Of all.
Ifyou can't trust the Council in
this matter, how the deuce Can you
trust it with anything else that in
wolves money? Solve this mystery.
Oh, for a lodge in some loo atty
where there are few seconds once
month when it does not either blow,
rsiD, snow, or freeze your rose of.
The polls will open at the several
ward polling places tomorrow morn
ing at one hour after sunrise, or at
6 30, and close at sunset, or at $50
o'clock.
On Tuesday the annual con-
ference of the Church of Jesus Christ
of Lstter.day Saints will commence
in the large Tabernacle. This is the
jubilee conference.
The last assay of ore from theSllver
Chief Mine, Coldwater Canon, showed
SOB gold, $40 silver and $27 copper.
This is what might be termed
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
If the heaviest taxpayers in the city
can afford to leave the matter of get.
ting water to the city in the hands OF
the Council, surely those who have
least at stake can afford it.
Two Kentucky maidens have
opened blacksmith shop and it's an
sight 10 see a mule blush
when the girls accidentally tickle him
while putting on his new shoes.
Now or never; if you don't vote
"yes" tomorrow your chances OF
getting more water are might thin,
ell your other theories and plans to
the contrary notwithstanding.
Pioneer Engine Company No. l.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
above company takes place on Mon
day evening next, at 7.S0; also the
election OF officers. w. ]. Hooper,
Foreman.
II you do not intend to support and
trust your representatives in the
Council, why in the name of common
sense did you elect them? You must
vote eyes" or go back on your pre-.
vious vote.
Mr.. ]. B. Glass, of the Studebaker
establishment, received from Los
Angelica, on Saturday, a quantity oil
cut flowers, which came through in
excellent condition and are as pretty
as posies can be.
A new sdvertisment, announcing
the arrival and opening of spring and
summer goods at the Eagle House,
will be found in this mornings issue.
These goods we're selected by Mr..
Tessdel during his recent trip east.
The Philomathian Debating
Society will meet tomorrow evening
in the N. E. Church parlor at 7.30
O'Clock. The question for discussion
will be: Resolved: that the dis