The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-01-21
CHIPS.
Park City has a FIRE company.

Park City has a FIRE company.
One drunk was locked up lasI
night.
How about closing ,tores a little
earlier?
Salt Lake no longer has any sign.
of scarcity Of coal.
It has cleared oh sgain, and is Q
deuced sight colder.
The North Ame,iOcn RevfeO for
February is at d Ryer's
The Milfri Sentinel is improving
in sip-a,a1"e and in mater.
Go R'chErd.on va, given thirty
days on Inar'day for vAgrancy.
Slvsr. on ThursdAy, called for l. IL
1T New York, and ] 0S in this city.
The High Council will meet at 7
O'Clock this evening. in the Council
House.
Tee stage between this city and
Park City continues to make regu-
lar trips.
The picoic party of the ladies Re-
lief Society OF the Twelfth Ward will
take place tonight.
the latest lead quotations are:
New York, 43c. per pound, and in
this city S44 per ton.
Jas. II Brown WAS fined 500 for
interfering with the police in making
an arrest on Wednesday night.
On Thursday the Deseret National
Bank received two bars of Crismon
Mammoth bullion valued at 81. 410.
r. s. Watson. Eco, manager Of
the Logan branch of the Cooperative
store, was in town on Thursday and
Friday.
Parry, the young fellow Of Ogden
who attempted suicide the other day
BY taking laudanum. is progressing
favorably.
Mr.. G. NJ. Young, manager Of the
WAsatch and Jordan Valley Railroa1,
leaves for the east this moroing, on
business.
There are a number OF very bad
bridges across sidewalks, and chuck
holes in the streets which need re-
pairing at present.
The body of Charles Borbridge was
left in a case in the express Office
last night. addressed to 8. and Il.
Borbridge, Ottawa, Canada.
The Wymsn troupe make their
to night In "Yakie."
The piece will be repeated for a
matinee on Saturday afternoon.
There will be a meeting of the Salt
Lake Yacht Club. at the Office OF
Day & Co., this evening. at $50
sharp. Members will please take
notice.
The total bullion shipments from
Silver Reef, through the office OF
Wells. Fargo j Co., from January 1st
The 18th inclusive, sggregaged the
- II OF S9S. 40 70.
This morning ne publish the sub
stance OF the report Of Captain Of
Police Burt concerning the number OF
arrests made during last year, and
the ofeDses charged.
Park City Record: Every ton OF coal
brought in by the railroads is soil be-
fore it arrives. The demand is beyond
the supply, yet there are over 125 tons
per day coming IN.
The Bear Lake Democrat states that
. young man Is or IL years old,
named Alma Bird. had his leg broken
at Paris, last week. while racing on
horseback. He collided with q COW
with the result stated.
Russell & Burns have changed the
quarters OF their saloon, taking it one
door south Of their old quarters. This
leaves their large billiard hall exclu.
siveIy devoted to that purpose, the
saloon being taken away.
The Supreme Court has adjourned
until the Alb OF April next, at
which time it will hear the two re-
naming cases on the calendar OF the
court. and probably decide such cases
as are now under advisenent.
Ara W. Sa6in, the Grouse Greek
attempted suicide, continues to i'm
prove slowly. He Ftill coughs and
spits blood, and the extent of injury
done by the BULLETS unknown. Every
day, however. adds to the chances for
his recovery.
He suddenly dropped IN chair,
And didn't see the pin in it;
But jimminy! didn't he swear?
s!-$li-Si!i-%!l!!-