The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-01-25
CHIPS.

The Union Pacific was on time las
, night.
Regular meeting OF the CITY Coun
Gil tonight.
Sunday was a glorious day; mild,
warm and full sun.
The Tabernacle Choir talks OF Civ.
ing party in q short time.
Mrs. Davis was locked up last
night on the usual charge.
The District Court got into business
on Monday in lively manner.
Jos. Stanford, Esq. OF Ogden. regis.
tered at the Continental last night.
Two females, one an Indian, were
locked up last night for drunkenness.
The highest point reached by the
mercury on Monday was S0'; lowest,
240.
No shipments of bullion were re-
ported % Monday; nor any on Sun
day.
The Utah Central ran ten trains
over their road yesterdaY-five each
way.
F. Raymond, for disturbing the
peace. paid 81 so on Monday into the
city treasury.
Amos Atkinson, a native OF New
Brunswick, was admitted to citizen.
ship on Monday.
On Monday there we're between
ninety and 100 cars OF freight in Og-
den tor Salt Lake.
The lecture at the Mckenzie Re-
form Club on Monday evening was
very well attended.
DR.. E. D. DisbroW, OF Park City,
left his autograph on the Walker
House register on Monday.
The total fall of snow, measured 40
rain. for the tWenty-four hours end
ing 9 o'clock last night was OF OF an
inch.
The accounts OF the United States
marshal, for the last term Of this
court, were presented to the court and
allowed.
On Monday, II. johnson had,
agreeable to his demand, jury trial,
on the charge OF vagrancy, and was
acquitted.
The Assembly Hall was crowded to
its utmost capacity on Sunday after
noon, and hundreds cculd not gain
admission.
Passenger traffic over the Utah
Central and Utah Southern roads
continues very good considering the
season of the year.
A fac iron hitching post, sur
mounted by a horses head, in iron,
was put up in front 81 Walker
Brothers store on Monday.
The boxofice will be open at 10
O'Clock this morning for the sale Of
reserved seats to the performance of
1.-THE Bankers Daughter" tomorrow
night.
II. Todd, the tramp, charged with
stealing q ride on the Utah Central
on Saturday night. was given q
twenty. five days contract to work on
the streets.
By last evenings eastern mail
Dryer received Puck and Chic for
January 18th, and HdYper's Weekly
and Frank Leslie's illustrated NsI0s-
paper for the 18th.
The review OF the Twelfth Ward
Sunday School on Sunday morning
last, was a very creditable affair, and
spoke well OF the efforts of SupeHin-
tendent T. V. Williams.
This mornings dispatches tell that
the Supreme Court OF the United
States has reversed the decision OF the
Supreme Court of Utah, in the case
OF Samuel Kahn. appellant, against
the Central Smelling Company, and
orders new trial.
On Sunday hackdriver and per-
son named ]. Parkhurst, got into
some difficulty at the depot. about
the charge for hauling Parkhurst to
the depot, in which be pulled pistol
on the hsckman. He was arrested
and yesterday, upon examination,
fined So.
And now the boys and girls do glide
Upon the CLASSY Zee,
And as they cut pigeon-Wing
they say, 80 myl how NIGEL"
But when they strike frozen lump
And light upon their noses,
They sing pecan TO the stars
And gently murmur, "Aoses"