The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-03-13
CHIPS

A mans best friends are his ten
fingers.
Ogden is shipping live chickens to
Nevada.
Four DRINKS were taken in by the
police on Saturday.
J. A. Straight, of the Idaho Enter
prise, is in the city.
Take q dollar day for your work
If you can get no more.
The army suffers are not allowed
to sell liquor to soldiers.
Two prostitutes were fined $50
each, yesterday, by Judge Piper.
Silver was quoted in New York
Yesterday at 1124 f; Salt Lake Io94.
The total value of bullion ship
ments, yesterday, aggregated &c.,
666.64.
The Central Pacific are again re-
ceiving coal from their mines at
Almy.
John B. Thatcher and wife re-
turned to their home in Logan yes
terday.
Timothy Driscoll and Peter L.
Zilch were admitted to citizenship
on Saturday.
st. Paul's Chapel will be eonse-
Grated and dedicated at morning
services to-day.
lions Musical Society will meet
for rehearsal in the Council House
on Monday evening at 7.30.
There was no eastern mail last
night, the Union Pacific being six
hours late, owing to washouts.
When evil days come, as evil days
will, no man deserves the title OF
gentleman If he does not take honest
work to do regardless of social infiu-
ences.
Signor Gavazzi did not arrive last
night, owing to the washout on the
Union Pacific Railroad, but is ex-
pected to arrive by the 11.4O train
this morning.
Three boys, Thomas Adamson,
William Paddock and John Adam
son, aged 10, s and II years, respect
lively, were arrested on Saturday,
charged with destroying property.
The police were out in full force, |
last night, taking the names of all |
persons coming out of saloons after |
10 o'clock. They caught good |
many of the boys, both at front and
back doors.
Mr.. II. w. Naisbitt will lecture in
the Third Ward schoolhouse Mon
day evening, under the auspices OF
the Young Mems Mutual Improve
ment Association. Subject, Mutua.
While the Tribune is on hens and
hen fruit, it might revive the old
story of the absent-minded hen
which ate half peck of Sawdust,
it for bran, laid a dozen
eggs, and in three weeks
Matched out complete set of parlor
furniture.
The army retiring board at
Omaha, which has been investi-
eating the Western-LeCompte
affair which occurred at Fort
Douglas year ago, has about con-
GUIDED its labors. The only ques-
ion seems to be whether Captain
Western will be retired wholly with
/ years pay, or put on the retired |
list with three-quarterS pay.
Major G.. S. Erb came up to-day
md opened bids for putting in the
foundation for the tower from |
which our city will be lighted, and
or doing the grading. putting in
and buildings for the
electric light machinery. The con-
,ract was let to Daniel Doyle, and
he work will be pushed to compile
ion as rapidly as men and money
IAN do it. Ogden will soon be illu-
minated by electricity. - Ogden
Pilot.
When comes the southern summer breeze
That softly blows from tropic seas,
w no live in lmpecunious easel
The hummer.
When Borean blasts blow fierce and free,
And winter reigns on land and sea,
Who chuckles then with iendish glee?
The plumber.
Dr. warm or cold the breeze, blow,
From Tropic seas or Arctic snow,
Who comes his sample lot" to show?
The drummer.
The Great Public.