The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-02-10
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Stern winter is come sgain.

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8 Nearly one.half an inch Ct "a q fel
g yesterday.
: The business at the District Coui
:, continues to be very lively.
j There was quite q large number o
3 Idrunks on the street last night.
! Dryer has Harper's Monthly fol
March. and the BazGr, 18th inst.
"Mazeppa" was played to good
house at Ogden on Monday night.
John Erickson was fined SO on
Wednesday for disturbing the peace.
The value Of the bullion shipments
reported On Wednesday aggregated
s9,70S.47.
The Yacht Club ball takes place
tomorrow evening. 1t promises to
be 6ne affair.
Mr.. James Glade, the unwilling
victim OF an overdose OF morphine,
continues to improve.
Eric Anderson was fined SO on
Wednesday for interfering with the
officers while performing the duty.
On Monday evening next, Valen.
tines day, the ladies OF the Twelfth
Ward Relief Society will give another
ball.
Notice OF the annual meeting of
the stockholders OF the U. 8. R. r.
Extension is published in another
column.
The amount of freight received by
the Utah Central Railroad during the
month of January was nearly 81 Co.,
900 pounds.
Joseph Reynolds. charged with
being drunk, disturbing the peace.
and resisting officers, was fined $25
on Wednesday.
The Liquor Dealers Protective
Union is preparing for action; q
meeting was held on Tuesday evening
and another last night.
Everybody is almost ready for the
grand carnival ball which takes place |
at the Theatre on the evening Of the |
S2d, WasGington's birthdey.
A young fellow who raises rackets
occasionally, gets drunk and threat
ems to suicide, got on one OF his jams |
on Wednesday, and drew up in Jail.
Professor Richard A. Proctor lee
lures three nights in Laramie. We
could have enjoyed couple more
in this city, and they would doubtless
have done well.
The Arab horse is not broken until
it's fourth year. That's where they
they differ from tea-cups. But then
Arab horses are not washed by the
average kitchen girl.
This morning Mr.. 8. P. Tessdel,
of the Eagle House, leaves
for New York. He goes on business
and pleasure combined, and is 40.
companied by his wife.
The Mckenzie Reform Club b., J
fitted up new and comfortable quar-
ters in the old building formerly CO.
rupied by Crane. The club now has
a membership of about l 900.
Alter the "Big Four Ministries"
The attraction at the Theatre will be
'sullivan's Hibernicon and Mirror
If Ireland" on Tuesday and Wednes-
lay evenings next, the 14th and 18th.
A considerable quantity OF the
fell from an early hour on
Wednesday morning until in the
'vening. At night it cleared up and
vas quite pleasant with q tiDge Of
rost.
Eli II. Murray has been inter-
1iewed, in New York. as will be seen
1y a dispatch elsewhere, and eluci-
istes as to the clearness OF his action.
J. K. Mcbride is also the hero OF an
TEN In the same connection.
This evening the vocal department
If the Careless Orchestra holds it's {
weekly meeting at the store of Prof.
careless at 2 O'Clock, when the chorus :
practices commenced on Wednesday r
evening week will be resumed.
This morning Miss Ada Dryer and
diss Alice Hsmill go south. They
lsve completed all the arrangements
or the reading on the evening of the
9Th, and will not return till the
'vening preceding the entertainment.
The trial OF McCracken, in the
District Court on Wednesday, on q
,harge of attempted rape, dre~ out
lulte a large number of persons,
Who listened to the affair with An
interest characteristic OF such gather
ngs. McCrscken is a confirmed
Invalid.
This evening the "Big Four Min
trels" open three nights engage.
nent at the Theatre. II press reports
# the troupe are truthful the troupe
8 tirst-clsss and will draw we'll. Al
my rate they come with first.cl
recommendations from frstclass
ourc 8.
II does not seem that the runaway
Fort Douglas team and ambulance
N Tuesday evening caused any in
ury, as the ambulance, mules and
VI. was on the strests on Wednesday,
be vehicle to all appearances as
ound, and the mules az Doodle and
tsid as ever.
In our court proceedings Of Tues
ay the name of Mr.. Geo. Siringiel. :
DIV appears as on trial for grand
arceny. 1t should have been Geo.
Itringhsm. No explanation is neces- I
airy, as all who know Mr.. Stringfel- G
ow must have understood that il was !
mother person of the same name, or ,
hat there had been an error in the
anne.
IT'S not 30 sweet /.
When snow and sleet
Com bine to meet
Unwary feet, Ii
And then to treat
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