The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-01-06
CHIPS

The coEl question haa taken bach
seat at present.
Coasting was general on every bill
in the cit5 on Wednesday.
The soldiers have bad another paw
day and are on the usual sDrtes.
Bankers Daughter" at the The.
slre tonight, by the Home Dramstic
The conclusion of toe January
thaw Is looked for with considerable
anxiety.
Mrs Charles was given twenty DAYS
on Wednesday for drunkenness and
vagranoy.
All Dung. heather, was arrested
on Wednesday for gambling, and
fined $50.
The plaintiff in the case of shaugh.
messy Us Gerrish, is still introducing
testimony.
Last night was plta'Ant one for
sleighing. only there did not happen
20 be any sleighing.
On Saturday mex. the quarterly
conference of this stake will COM
mence, continuing doubsless Two days.
a fellow vas fined $50 on Wednes-
dag for stealing q lap robe from
Wallin < Pickard's, on Tuesday
night.
The lawyers are hard at work with
their briefs preparatory to the opening
of the Supreme Court OF the Territory
on Monday next.
The only bullion shipment reported
on Wednesday was through McCor-
nick & Co consisting of five bars of
siormoDt bullion. valued at SILL.
409.6l.
A red satchel was stolen from the
Little Coop. Store On Sunday night
last. 1t contained diaries and other
notions amounting to about $50 10
value. Thief unknown.
The girl Lizzie Nattrass, who was
given contract to remain in the
city Jail for period, and who skipped
before the time was up, Was picked
up again last night, and given q
chance to work out her contract.
It costs Virginia, New, s120 a
month to keep q street inspector to
look after three or four men who oc-
casionslly put in an hour or 80 on O.
street. Last month $50 was paid out
for work and sl20 for inspecting il.
Pro-. s. S. Hamill concluded his
class instruction last night, and made
a few encouraging remarks to the
students of each class. He spoke of
their proficiency and general pleasant
and ladylike and gentlemanly bear
ing. He next goes 10 Provo.
On Wednesday evening lady met
with painful accident. She was run
into by a boy cossting down the hill
n a sled, and Knocked down. and
- her head badly cut. No bones
rer broken and the wounds are not
SCI 80. She was taken into a house
near Oy when picked up, and cared
for.
The liquoz dealers are organizing
society called the Liquor Dealers
Protective Union" the object being
to protect them against what they call
'informers." 1t is q secret organ
ization and they have held two meet.
iDgs. 1t is also stated that twenty
TWO saloons have agreed to join the
association.
Jack Dowd and Jack Edwards,
fined some time ago for obtaining
money under false pretenses, and
whose arrest created such a keneral
stir, have been pardoned out. Neither
was able to pay his fine, and having
worked out a considerable portion OF
their term, which was 149 days each,
they were released on Wednesday.
Silver Reef Miner: The official re-
port Of the Leeds mine showed q bal
,nce of 81, 098 in the treasury on the
Ist inet. The present assessment will
be sufficient to place the
mill in running order and defrsy the
expenses of sinking the new incline. |
which has now reached q depth of
linety-six feet, and shows good |
body OF ore from. top to bottom.
de held one side and she the other;
What did he wish7 / could not tell,
de pulled, she pulled, and then her
mother
Came in; perchance twas just as well.
For after it was passed he told me
His wish, wish l should not name,
Twas for kiss; bird sang near me
And told me hers; it was the same.