The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-01-14
CHIPS.
The mercury fell S trile Yesterday.

S ASASNiy iOiA o AAAO yCoecANoy
Still snow, wind. rain, hail, and G
tiDge Of frost.
Salt Lake is now enjoying the per
fiction of dullness.
This is the last day OF the exsmina,
ton at the University.
There Was some frost last night,
with q prospect OF more.
The rainfall since Monday has
amounted TO 0.46 OF an inch.
The District Court has adjourned
until Wednesday, the 19ih met.
The Supreme Court resumes iil
sittiugs at 10 O'Clock this morning.
The High Council will meet in the
Council House at Z O'Clock this even
ing.
Joseph Fryer, q native of Eugland,
was admitted TO citizenship on Thurs
day.
1.-THE weather would clear on and q
hard frost set in, ne would have Eome
good skating.
The bullion shipments on Thurs
day. as reported, amounted In value
to sI4. OO6 So.
The Union Pacific was on time on
Thursday night, and the eastern mail
was distributed. as usual.
The conference nights Of the The
Atre have nearly all been taken, and
We will have quite q variety of snIef-
tainments.
Measurements were being made on
Thursday for a new crossing from the
Coop. to the opposite side OF the
street. One is badly needed.
On the 22d OF February, . grand
masquerade will be given at the
Theatre by the Hebrews OF this city,
in aid OF the Hebrew school fund.
By last evenings mail. Mr.. Dryer
received Harper's Monthly for Febru-
airy, and the Lady's BazQT and the
Nelo York Fashion Bazar for the
same month.
st. George is enjoying theatrical
performances by its home talent. On
the 9th inst. the "Duke's Motto"
was given, with farce, "Chiselling,
or the Groaning Statue"
Richard A. Proctor will be here
early in February, and will lecture
two nights. His subjects will be:
"rhe Birth and Growth of Worlds"
and THE Life and Death Of Worlds"
The Hebrews are already at work
selling tickets for their masquerade,
which comes of on the 22d oI Febru-
airy. Large prizes are being offered
to successful mssquers.
A glowing, interesting and reals.
tic description OF visit to the Yolca-
noes of Hs aii is published on our
first page this morning. 1t is from
- correspondent, 'Zsphyrus." ct
- ~~'nlu.
a members Of the Mckenzie
RefUi.. j!ub are urgently requested
to attend a special meeting this, Fri
day, evening. at7.30 sharp, 10 their
hall. Business of importance. James
F. Bradley, president.
The telegraph wires were down ell
day on Thursday. and no kind OF
dispatches we're sent. 1t il said
twenty miles OF wire were down.
Messages and news reports are rap.
idly accommodating, and when the
wires are once up, it will take some
time to catch up.
On the 29th inst. Mr.. W. Hill, Of
the Philadelphia Coffee House, will
remove from his present quarters into
new ones, which will be larger and
much more commodious. The new
location is the store formerly occupied
by Mr.. Phelps, and now by Mr.. Hop
woods toy chop. It is q desirable
location.
If the small boy heaVe q SNOWFALL.
Seize him, you, no matter how tall;
Ram his head against the sida wall;
Throw him high and let him hard fall;
Lift HIM up and gouge his eye-bAll;
Hit him!
Split himi
Closely fit him
To the pavement, though he loud call,
Tell him be has much too much gall.
Shock him;
Knock him;
| Even sock hin
Down the coal-hole, boots and ALL
Never mind his little bawl.