The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-05
CHIPS.

A heavy storm, bus not enough
snow for sleighing.
The September term of the Thru
District Court closed on Saturday.
There vas a lair sizsd audience a
the matinee on Saturday afternoon.
The clustering storm left abou
seven inches of snow on the ground
II We are not undergoing a climati,
change, then something else is coins
on.
The thermometer registered Az
Yesterday, and did not get lower thar
259.
Graphic contributes for Barnum't
epitsph the legend: SIN me 4orey
am"
notwithstanding ths storm, tb,
street, presented a very busy aspects
on Saturday.
Five feet OF solid ore OF a higt
grade now in sight in the Hickory
AlibCg oNAE NlctLlCNs
A contract has been let to work the
Cortez and Esmerslds mines, Foot
hills of Star district.
d. T. u. No. lis. meets to-day, a!
LEO O'Clock. A ful! attendance is de.
sired. ]. E. Bosch. seo'y.
As there is no skating nor sleighing
&c day, it 10 pccsible some OF the young
men may find their way to meeting.
The plumber is getting his head in
good order to figure four pounds OF
solder to each pin hole leak in a water
pipe.
A St. Louis lady who had been
graduated from three seminaries tried
to send a bandbox by telegraph the
other day.
An Irishmsn on seeing q very small
coffin, exclaimed: as it possible that
coffin was intiDded for any livin'
crathur?"
Some Ole asked a lad how it was he
was So short for bis age. Father
keeps me so busy, l hsin't time to
grow" be replied.
Toe meeting of stockholders of the
Utah Eastern Railroad for election
of directors for the ensuing year, will
be held on next Thursday.
The members of the Philharmonic
Society are requested to be at the
hall, for rehearsal. on Monday even
ing, and at the Theatre on Tuesday
evening.
The regular monthly meeting Of
Ponce. Engine Co, No. l, will be
held st Firemsn's Hall on Monday,
Dec 9th. at 80 O'Clock pm. John
81. Kelson, Sec'y.
come k%ind-hesrted persons ran
snow ploughs around several wards
yesterday morning, and it would be
cOmmendsble for the same act to be
done in each ward.
DIVER has the December s.
Nicholas, q charming number, and
Frank Leslie's Illustrated Almanac
for 1881, which is superior in every
point of view to its predecessors.
The Utah and Northern train was
behind time yesterday, not arriving
at Ogden till noon; the Central Pacific
was six hours late. and the Union
Pacific was an hour and a half be-
hind schedule time.
The Presidents annual message is
expected on Monday, and as it is said
to contain about $4,000 words, it is
likely TO be q fearful dose. If it
comes Monday, the HERALD readers
will get it in full on Tuesday morning.
a Twentieth warder on Saturday,
made complaint against one of the
walters in the Walker House,
charging the waiter with twice
striking him with s. bottle on the
head. The complainant gave evidence
OF the blows.
The conductors party of excursion
ists arrived in this city close on 5
O'Clock or Saturday morning. and
spent the fore part Of the day in visit
ing the sights, which. however, we're
not very cheerful, owing to the heavy
storm. They left in the afternoon
before the regular $40 passenger.
A fair audience was entertained at
the Theatre last evening by Prof.
Hammill and his daughter. The lat
ter had recovered from the cold from
which she was suffering on her first
appearance here, and WAS therefore
able to give much better satisfaction
to herself aud the spectators. The
entertainment was enjoyed through
out. and both the readers were fre.
quently applauded. ~
While the wood and hay yard and
place Get apart for country teams was
deserted on Saturday, Main street and
the east side of the Temple Block
was converted into a tree feed stable
and stall, and looked like q COW yard.
with the crowded teams. The police
should compel u country friends to
desist from the practice. 1t is q farce
to keep open the square and let teams
stand where they please,
Oxford Enterprise: A wide guage
railroad will be built as rapidly as
money and men can build it from
Ogden, or rather Brigham City, Utah,
ria Curlew valley, and Raft River,
Wood River and B1ise City, to Port.
lsad, Oregon. commencing early in
the spring. At least that is the pres
ent programme of the Union Pacific
managers. Thus IN a year or two
Idaho will contain q through Pacific
railroad.
Tonight before you fall asleep,
Let each and every 0
Look back and see i he can find
some good deed that h Is done.
But, come'to think, Well take it back,
We've drawn the line too tight,
This lit lie task, we're almost sure,
Would keep some up all night
Ard part of the next week.
MRS. W. D. WILSON'S SCHOOL
will reopen tomorrow, Monday,