The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-03-10
CHIPS

A solitary drunk was fined SO on
Wednesday.
The typographical ball and con-
lcert comes off tomorrow night.
No bullion shipments were re-
ported from the south last evening
Silver quotations on Wednesday
New York, 1925; salt Lake, 1925.
The thermometer recorded as high
as $50 on Wednesday, and as low as
3s0.
The total value of bullion ship
ments on Wednesday was but S10,-
O24.>9.
Hon. John Sharp has been re-
elected a director of the Union Pa
ciiic Railroad.
Judge Emerson will preside in
this district during the absence east
of Chief Justice Hunter.
Miss Alice Hamill and Miss Ada
Dwyer will shortly give their con-
|templated reading at Ogden.
Ogden has received her specifca-
tions for the electric light which is
to be started there in short time
now.
The old Theatre steps have been
removed, and the work of putting
down the new ones is already in
progress.
The decision in the District
Court on Wednesday, on the liquor
license, was the topic of conyersa-
ton during the day.
The weather turned colder again
on Wednesday, and smart shower
fell for few minutes. 1t looks as
though big storm were impending.
The box office will be open this
morning for the sale of season
tickets TO the Melville opera season,
which begins on Tuesday evening
next.
Something was wrong with Jen-
nings' town clock on Wednesday.
This useful time-ticker did not go,
and many persons who rely on it
for the time were half lost.
do try to talk a little common
sense, exclaimed a sarcastic young
lady to a visitor. "Oh," was the re-
ply, but wouldn't that be taking
an unfair advantage of you?"
Energetic steps are being taken to
get a number of the improvements
now i'll progress in anu about the
Theatre completed before the COM
of the opera nights next
week.
A shower of some substance of a
whitish nature fell ON Wednesday.
By some it was said to be salt, which
is not improbable; while others
called it clay; but the most reason
able solution is to call it dust.
All the district courts in the terri
tory are now in session. Judge
Twiss is present at the Second Dis
trict Court, in Beaver; Judge Emer-
son at First, in Provo, and Judge
Hunter in the Third, this city.
DIR. Mckenzie is following up his
move to collect funds for building a
Home" in this city. Another meet
ing last night for that purpose was
held at the Reform Club Hall. A
Mr.. Scott delivered a lecture also.
Mr.. Dwyer has received the east
ern mail up to date including LeSLie'S
Illustrated Newspaper for March
l TIL, DeBlOreSt Journal for March,
Puck for March 1st and Chic for
March I'd, and the April number of
Pleasant Hours.
Ogden Pilot: 1t is stated. that
grading on the Utah and Northern
road from the terminus will COM
mence Immediately, and that the
terminus will be moved to the vicin-
ity of Camp Greek, forty miles north,
about the first of July. The road is
expected to reach Butte by fall. w.
Dunno, engineer of the road, is an
nounced to arrive at Dillon this
evening.
A writ of hGbeGS corpus, made re-
turnable this morning at 10 o'clock,
before Judge Emerson, was issued on
Wednesday against DR.. S. B. Young.
The charge is that the doctor holds
in the Asylum one DR.. w. Frazier,
without any warrant. 1t is under
stood the object of the writ is to Sc
cure the release of Frazier who has
been confined in the Asylum for
some time.
There is an old story of tipsy
making his way home
on a bright Sunday morning, when
the good folk were vending their
way to the kirk. A little dog pulled
the ribbon from the hand of lady
who was leading it, and as it ran
away from her she appealed to the
first pasSer-by, asking him to whistle
for her poodle. Woman" he re-
torted, with the solemnity of visage
which only a drunken Scotcfman
can assume, "woman, this is nae
day for whustlin'."
Going up hill, whip me not.
Going down hill, hurry me not.
On level road, spare me not.
Loose in stable, forget me not.
Of hay and corn, rob me not.
Ofclesn water stint me not.
With sponge and brush, neglect me not
or soft dry bed, deprive me not.
Tired or hit, wash me not.
If sick OF cold, chill me not
With bits and reins, Obi jerk me not.
And when YOU are angry, strike me not.
The horses composition.
You can get all kinds of HOME
MADE WOODEN GOODS, at the
lowest market prices, at
BURTON, SONS 81 YOUNGS,
1922 First South Street.
LESLIE'S MONTHLIES, when
l,o,nr,d rnnbo N nnat LITTLE Nnlnmp