The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-02-17
CHIPS
Everybody is talking telephOn

Everybody is talking telephon
again.
Man proposes-but is not Away
accepted.
The highest thermometer o.
Wednesday was 410 ; lowest, SO.
The Ontario made the only bullion
shipment reported on Wednesday.
The District Court room wa.
crowded on Wednesday, to listen t.
the Hopt case.
Another day of clouds, snow
slush, and the general etceteras, in
a weather sense.
The February number of the Utah
Farmer is out. 1t is as neat and in
teresting as ever.
The theatrical management has
no information of the coming here
of Haverly's Minstrels.
The saloon keepers do not appear
to be very greatly exercised about
the new liquor ordinance.
The snow fall, measured as rain
for the twenty-four hours ended at
9 o'clock last night, was 0.02 of an
inch.
1t is reported that the Horn Silver
Mine has discharged the night force
and is now only running a day
shift.
The Utah Central train was one
hour and a quarter late last night,
having waited for the delayed Union
Pacific.
The Salt Lake Power and Light
Company expect to have their cleo
trio light in operation here about
the 18th of March.
Milford Sentinel: Another ASSAY
received by Z. Il. Cook, of the Hick-
Dry Mine, goes lead 20 per cent. and
silver S154.5S to the ton.
Peter G. Anderson, a native of
sweden, and Andrew Hobsen, a
native of England, were admitted
% citizenship on Tuesday.
AT 7O'clOck this evening the regu-
ar practice of the vocal department
# the Careless orchestra will take
'lace at the store of Prof. Careless.
Those who have sung in the
Macbeth" choruses at any time,
re requested to meet Prof. c. J.
'hOmas at the Theatre this even
ng.
On Wednesday night the newly
lected officers of the knights of
'ythias were rendered an oyster
upper at Stearns'. 1t was an en-
)yable affair.
4 span of horses, with buggy, ran |
way on Wednesday. Starting near
ne Idaho Store, they made a circuit |
f the City Hall block and came to
stand at the place of starting.
A challenge was sent to Rivers,
lie Ogden crack billiardist, on
Tednesday, to play a match with
lie champion of this city, Mr.. Ar
lurs, for a sum ranging up to 500.
The sale of tickets for the Hamill-
wyer reading is quite heavy, and
le indications favor a jammed
Ouse. The young ladies will prob
bly, repeat their entertainment at
gden next week.
Hon. F. NJ. Lyman. of Tooele, and
on. John Henry Smith, of this
ty, leave this morning, for an eX-
nded tour through some of the
counties, expecting to be
me until next April.
The second of the Academy series
free lectures will be given to-
IOrrow friday evening, at indie
Hall. Judge Goodwin, of
le Tribune, will be the lecturer.
lbject, schools and School
eachers."
The jurors of the regular panel in
tendance at the District court,
no had been examined as to their
to sit as jurors in the
opt case, and who were excused
ON that case, have been released
ON further attendance on the
)urt until Monday.
On Wednesday morning the mail
nd passengers on the delayed Tues
ay nights Union Pacific train, were
rOught into town. Sheriff John
7. Turner was among the number,
,gether with several witnesses
HON he has brought here to testify
l the Hopt murder case.
A little cloud,
An oath aloud,
A broomstick's fight, serial;
Another swear,
A clutch st bair-
The rest is immaterial.