The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-01-12
CHIPS.

The Police Court is tolerably quie
/ again.
Nothing was doing in the Dittric
, Court on Tuesday.
Bullion shipments are keeping at
pretty low figure st present.
The Supreme Court OF the Terri
tory will adjourn over Thursdsy.
The Union Pscif, was nine hour,
late last night; hence no eastern
mail.
On Tuesday night. the Pa,i-
nc Express received two bars Of Ger
mania bullion, valned ut 81 $50.
An item of interest in Connection
with the bones of the murdered mar
found near Deseret is published thi,
morning.
Tni- weather is of = decidedly in.
termi,tent character, snow. rain, frost
and thaw succeeding each o'hes In
very bret PERIODS.
The Mckenzie Reform Club will
give ball in Emporium Hall to
morros evening. for which o ssu's
band will supply the music.
Judge Emerson is compelled to 90
to Ogden tomorrow in RIDER TO at
tend bis court, for which reason the
supreme Court will adjourn over until
Friday.
On Tuesday night. st $40, an g.
year old daughter OF Nj. Richard Mar
getts died OF diphtheris. Mr.. Mar.
gets himself is ssill and has been for
some time past seriously iDdisposed.
The masquerade at Jennings' Hall
last night was a success-socially,
and doubtless financially. The COS
tunes were very fine, and the best OF
order and good nature was maintained
throughout.
There were seventeen cases on the
calendar at the commencement Of
this term of the Supreme Court on
Monday. and will perhaps be in-
creased by one. 1t is therefore prob
able that the session will not be q
lengthy one.
The petition mentioned before as
going round for signatures, the pur.
port OF which is to urge the City
Council to further curtail the hours
tor selling liquor, was presented on
Tuesday night, signed by over 1000
persons. 1t was referred to the COM
mittee on licenses.
Mr.. Fred. Lsmbourne, the artist,
has on exhibition in Savage's Art
Bszlr three beautiful pictures, the
result of his last years work. Two
of these have been sold to ]. R.
Walker, Esq, called Sunset" and
Moonlight" on Silver Lake, in Big
CottonWo d Csfion.
Dayuss & Ooalter have received
PIRATES OF Penzlnce." grand "po.
pourri," arranged BY Theodore Noel
ling. The music of this charming
,d latest OF Sullivsn's operas, has
Locl the rage in the east for some
tins nd there is little doubt bnt il |
will fLI a ready sale here.
Mr.. James Dunn superintendent |
oil the Provo Wooden Mills came up
last night from the south. Mr.. Dunn
has come up, and with Messrs. A. o. |
IT,, and w. C.A.Smoot, will make pur-
chases Of goods here for the Provo |
Factory Store, OF which the gentle |
men last named will have charge.
The Beers OF South Africa have q
very useful social custom. When Q
Boer lady has . daughter in society
and young man calls to see her, the
careful parent sticks q pin in the can
die; when the candle burns down to
the pin the young man knows his time
is out: be picks himself up and leaves
Beers of moro civilized society might
be managed in the same way.
They stood all alone and twas late,
And deep shadows were cast, by the gate,
When her very bad brother, the scamp,
Climbed the post, and lighted the lamp;
And the meeting adjourned without date.