The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-03-27
CHIPS.
Look out for the railroad boom.

| Look out for the railroad boom.
An uneommonly large number o
DRINKS last night.
The Police Court was unusually
quiet on Saturday.
Jas. Reed, who has been very low
with pneumonia is eOnvalescing.
The maximum thermometer OF
Saturday was 720; the minimum 4Sa
The street car track along the
route to the depot is being repaired.
Nothing further has been learned
about the soldier row on Friday
night.
A big temperance meeting is to be
held this evening in the Methodist
Church.
Medal match of the Salt Laks
shooting Club begins at II o'clock
tomorrow.
The fire brigade was out on SatuT-
day, and did good service in sprink-
ling the streets.
The members of the Twenty
eighth Quorum of Seventies viii
meet to-day at 1890, at the Council
House.
The matinee of Passions Slave"
at the Theatre on Saturday after
noon, did not draw very large at
tendance.
The only bullion shipment re-
ported on Saturday was through
Wells, Fargo II Co., being four bars
valued at S5,969.6S.
On Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock
p m, the Third District Court will
again resume It's slttings, Judge
Emerson presiding.
The streets were more than
crowded on Saturday, the roads
Oeing favorable to the coming in of
our country cousins.
Saturday was one of the Marchess
days we have had the latter part of
This month, the wind making the
dust fly plentifully.
The Home Dramatic Club in
sPique" will be the attraction at the
Theatre on Monday night; and a
good attraction too.
There is fine pond for ducks in
the aSphaltum sidewalk in front of
he HERALD Office. Bring along
your ducks and see them swim init
Between 2 and o'clock this morn
.ng large blaze was visible south
81 this city ON the right hand side of
Main street, looking south, indicat-
ing big fire.
There was a gOOd-sized audience
at the Theatre TO witness the last
presentation of Unknown" and the
conclusion of the engagement of
John a. Stevens and his company.
Part of the platform at the depot
Is being taken up and a new one put
down. The track is also being
raised some some six or eight inches
where it runs between the plat
forms.
The deHli monde so brutally as
Saulted on Friday night was not so
hurt as at first feared. She
was well enough ON Saturday TO
make her way to Fort Douglas to
complain against her cowaruly as
Sailants and endeavOr to have them
punished.
AT 2 o'clock on Monday after
noon Fred. Welcome, convicted of
-he murder of John +. Turner, and
whose sentence has been deferred
from time to time to give his at
.Orneys an opportunity to file a
on motion for new trial,
Jr on an appeal, will probably re-
ceive his sentence, 1t being under
stood that all Is in readiness.
The report that the Hebrews had
purchased piece of ground on Sec
md South street, nearly opposite the
Church, for their col
eye is incorrect. Negotiations to
nat end had almost been COM
Jleted, but owing to what the COM
nittee considered some defect in the
tile they did not complete the bar
gain. The committee is ready to
purchase any eligible piece of
ground that may be offered.
m so big, mamma" and the little
hand
Marked where her brown head reached
against the wall;
Don't hold me, mamma, don't need
your arm
Around me; such large girl cannot
fall"
The twilight shadows gathered Ger the
hills,
z childish figure nestled close to me;
I'm such . little girl" she pleading
said,
"Please, mamma, take your baby on
your knee"
flushed warm with youthful hope and
pride,
"The world is ours to have and hold"
we cry;
Well conquer it slOnei ne help We
need,
Courage like ours fails not Of Victory.D
But when the shadows Of declining yesrs
Over or pathway fall, We humbly
pray,
Dear father. take Us in thy sheitering
arms,
We are such children, put rs net
away"
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