The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-02-12
CHIPS.
Park City wants a sewer.

Fark Oity wants a sewer.
The streets are getting livelier de.
by day.
The city continues excitsd over ID.
liquor agitation.
Business seems gradually to b.
picking up again.
This might be properly termed
Intermittent weather.
"The Big Four Minstrels' appear
for the last time tonight.
Timber still covers %. OoO, 900 acres
Of land 10 Washington County.
The last snow fall, measured s.
rain. amounted to OF Of an inch.
What has become Of the Educa-
honal Association of this county,
The maximum Thermometer re.
corded on Friday was 33'; minimum,
IT..
A crossing is being put down
across the street from G. F. Culmer's
store.
Three persons were sentenced by
Judge Emerson on Friday for grand
larceny.
Double-hesders still continue to
take the trains up to Frisco from
Milford.
The total value of bullion ship.
ments on Friday aggregated bat
$s. SS1.82.
Bullion shipments from Silver Reel,
for the month Of January, aggregated
$79. 9O7.91.
The annual ball of the Salt Lake
Yacht Club, which took place last
night, was a delightful affair.
The liquor dealers continue bold
ing meetings of the Protective Union
every night, and discourse the liquor
question.
On Friday, James ]. McEvoy. =
native Of Ireland, and Samuel Gines,
native OF England, were admitted
to citizenship.
OHing to renewed trouble on the
wires east of Omaha, last night, the
night dispatches are, as will be seen.
very scarce this morning.
The "Big Four Minstrel" Company
give matinee this afternoon, which
is likely to draw out ell the children.
and many OF the older ones.
"a little nonsense now and then.
ls relished by the wisest men," q
little ten-cents now and then,
is long'd for by the thirsty men.
Blu! few OF our country cousins
may be expected in to do their satur-
day marketing to-day, unless there is
selid frost to make the roads pas.
sable.
No business was transacted in
Judge Hunters branch-she civil
of the Third District Court, on Friday.
The court will be open again this
morning, as Usual.
Written expressly for -" was
az inscription on a roll of manu-.
+ pit sent to a publisher, who
promptly filled in the blank With
the waste basket"
"oullivan's Hibernicon," which
appears at the Theatre on Monday
md Tuesday evenings OF next week,
3 we'll billed about the city, and \
promises TO draw well.
A young lady was carsssinR g {
'rstty spaniel and murmurins: ST do
owe a nice dog ~ "Ah." signed .
ANDY standing near, 81 would / were
dog" 'Never mind" retorted the
sdy, sharply, you'll grow"
Officer Pratt had an interesting
Trunk in hand yesterday. The per.
on could walk brsvely until invited
o the City Jail, then the only means
# locomotion he took part in was
icing dragged. Bot he got there.
Park Record: o. last Saturday Geo.
Was caught in . snow
Tide, above the Empire, and carried
bout fifty yards. He narrowly es-
'aped being crushed to death, by
bringing into q tree, where he re.
NAMED until the snow had packed.
The attendance at the Theatre
ince the commencement of the last
un indicates that Smuaements are
highly appreciated, and is an en-
to endeavor to keep
his, the only place devoted to
in the city, more fire.
Iuently open.
The LonKfelloW Copper Mining
Company, Apache County, Arizona,
IRE taking, upon an average assay
laily, during the year, Il. 600 pounds
# copper bullion. The company
'mploy a large force of lstorers,
principally MexicaDs and Cinnamon,
sggregstIng 820. The coke
lsed ia their smelters is brought
rom England.