The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-01-19
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Business is still euie..

Business is still quiet.
The mercury fell as low as 300 yes.
terdAy.
The days are becoming pleasantly
longer.
Seventies meeting tonight at 2
O'Clock.
The moon will soon be thing oil
several days old.
Bingham seems to have become 8
pretty dead camp.
The attendance at schools at pre-
senti is remarkably good.
Extensive preparations are being
made for building in the spring.
The bali Of the 6rsmen will take
place at their hall tomorrow evening.
All things considered, theus are not
8 great many houses for rent at pres
ent.
The Supreme Court will shortly be
through bearing arguments on its
calendar.
A continuance Of this weather and
it will not be long before we will have
passAble roads once mors.
The Theatre will be open on Friday
and Saturday evenings, when ALI
Wyman and troupe appear.
We are promised lectures in future;
az the season creeps on spsoe. the leo
turers will have 10 hurry up.
Butter and eggs are up in the
eleventh heaven-spesking after the
manner OF paying out ducsts.
Tuesday was as much like q spring
day, as any could be; the air was de-
lightiul. but il Was tribe cold in the
shade.
The Third District Court, as per
adjournment, will be open for bust
ness This morning, commencing at 10
O'Clock.
After the dose OF the disagreeable
article we have had, We can thor
oughly appreciate the present fine
weather.
1t is some time since Salt Lake was
the scene OF q runaway. The cpl
zcotic must have taken the ginger out
OF the animals.
The WORK of selling tickets 10 the
forthcoming masquerade, on the
evening OF February 22d, progresses
with marked success.
Gen. @. G. Clements and Prof. ].
b. Shui z, of Iudisns. who have bean
examining some Montana mining
properties, are at the Walker.
Theonly bullion shipment reported
on Tuesday was through Mccormick
& Co., and consisted of two bars of
StormoDt bullion valued at S., 201. 02.
A 4-year-old having occasion to 90
out OF doors the other night before
the moon had risen, called out:
Papa, it's dark, the moon amt lit
yet."
About twenty-five men left for Alta
ssday morning as a volunteer CORDS
u.~er Captain Stephenson, to attempt
the ~ very OF their comrades lost in
the slJa -'ides.
The bviy OF Pool, the man killed in
the snow-slide in American Fork
Canon. some days ago. has been re-
covered and was brought to American
Fork on Tuesday.
The bodies Of the persons recovered
from the snow .lijes in Alta. were
not brought to the city last night az
thought they might be. They will
be brought down to-day.
There's beautiful man from Ken
lucky, who imsgines he's wondrously
lucky; he stole an election, nor
changed his complexion, and then
ran away. o, how plucky.
The citizens of Ogden have not yet
received the electric light. It was
first expected to be in operation on
Christmas Eve, then by the 10th OF
the present month, but yet it is not.
The fairness of the operation of the
ordinance recently passed by the
Council concerning water motors has
been questioned, as will be seen BY
reference to the Council proceedings.
The Chicago, Rock Island and PA-
ci6c Railway has Issued another OF
its large and beautifully illustrated
slmanacS. There are also some
smaller almanscs OF q similar charac-
ter.
By last nights mail Dwyer received
DemoresPs Monthly and the Popular
Aogthly Tor February; Harper's BQzar
for January 29tb; and JonD z. Nor
ton & Co.'S WesterB Farmers Almanac,
containing 9 great deal OF very uselul
information
Some men become notorious
through merit. others through in
fanny. The individual who is gov
ernor OF this territory. being unable
to secure it hy tie former means, did
90 by the latter. 1t illustrates the
truth OF the saying that il do,s not
always take brains to become the
talk of people.
When water or "a. maius are car
:ied from the street into dwellings
the ground should be leveled of ate.
the work is completed. Il is not
right, to say nothing OF the unpleas-
sntness and danger, to have the
trench filling seven or eight inches
above the level of the walk, 30 that
persons stumble and fall over it ct
night.
By her who in this month is born
No gems cave garnets should be worn;
They will insure her constsncy,
True friendship and fidelity.