The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-01-26
CHIPS.

Two DRINKS were arrested on Tues
day.
The District Court keeps open from
day to day.
} Ice is being plentifully hauled and
slowed away now q days.
The printers anticipate 81 immense
time at their bell tomorrow night.
The bullion shipments continue
growing gradually and beautifully
less.
Thomas W. Simper, a native Of
England, wss admitted TO citizenship
on Tuesday.
The Police Court keeps up . pretty
steady number Of arrests and some
civil business.
The examination Of McLane takes
place before Judge;Pyper alto O'Clock
this morning.
Go to the Theatre tonight. The
performance is for the benefit OF the
Alta sufferers.
The mercury assembled to 30', on
Tuesday, as the highest point REACHED;
2Oa was the lowest.
Business is extremely dull every
where at present. Merchants are
feeling pretty blue.
Mr.. Dryer has received the Fdnsily
Herald for January, and HGrper's
Bazaar for February B.
The home missionaries OF the stake
will meet in the Council House at
z o'clock this evening.
The weather is still undecided a.
to whether it will tumble down Q
plenitude OF snow or not.
Moody and 6ankey are holding
forth to increasing audiences, both in
numbers and in fsrvor, in Fan Fran
cisco.
The Pacific Express Company re-
ceived on Tuesday, one bar OF BArbee
and Walker bullion, valued ct 81, II
1924.
The snowfall, measured az rain,
during the tWenty-iour hours ending
at 9 o'clock last night, amounted to
"a Of an inch.
Mrs. F. l.. Westeott delivered q
lecture in the Congregational Church
on Tuesday evening for the benefit OF
the Alta sufferers.
What would be the state ofthe high.
ways OF life if We did not drive our
thought sprinklers through them,
with the valve open, someIimes1
The sale OF reserved seats on Tues
day for the performance tonight was
very large. 1t will be continued to-
day at the box Office, which will be
open at 10 o'clock this morning for
that purpose.
When a Dead wood man rises up in |
a gin-mill and says the whole crowd
present are liars, they call IL an
man. He generally =.
bsngup funeral, toe.
The streets generally present
pretty lively appearance, but
majority of the persons on them are
miners who have been driven away
from work IN Little Cottonwood, and !
who have no means to spend.
Mr.. Fred. II. Auerbach, of the
firm of Auerbach & Brother, has
gone east to make the customary
spring purchases for their fine estsb.
lishmeat. Mr.. Auerbaoh understands
the wants of the country, and is q
iudicious purchaser.
F. J. Allen, senior proprietor OF the
Astor House, New York, with his
wife, came in last evening on the
Utah Central, and went TO the Walker
House. They will probably remain q
day or two and take in the winter
sights Of Salt Lake City.
Several of the bridges across bitches
in this city are sadly in need Of re-
pair. One on the southeast corner OF
First East and Second South street is
in a shameful condition. 1t has
been dangerous 60 long as to have
almost become permanent disgrace.
The committee on license of the
City Council, reported on Tuesday
night that they had given the matter
OF restraining the selling OF liquor, as
petinoned by John Sharp and over
z, 900 others, their consideration, but
had been unable to come to a de
cision. They asked for further time.
which was granted.
The gres: English astronomer,
Proctor, will lecture here on the 7th
and 9Th of February, two evenings.
Those desirous of purchasing season
tickets can do SO at Dryers, at the
Walker House and at the boxofice
when it is open. Tickets for the two
lectures will cost 81. so, and holders
can reserve seats without extra
charge.
Mary had William goat,
\ nd be was Dlack ~ yeti
He followed her round all day,
And liked her you just beti
He went with her to school ole day,
The teacher kicked him out;
1t made the children grin, you know,
To have the gost about.
But though old Whackem kicked him
out,
Yet still be fingered near;
he waited just outside the door
Till Whsckem did appear
Then Willism ran to meet the man
He ran his level best,
And met him just behind, you know,
Down just below the vest.
Old Whackem turned a somersault;
The goat stood on his head,
And Mary laughed herself SO sick
She had TO go to bed.