The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-01-08
CHIPS.

t The Supreme Court meets on Mon
: day.
4 No bullion shipments were reporter
on Friday.
What will be the next tbeatrica
! attraction?
Only q few DRINKS last night
mainly soldiers.
The industrious .treet.cros ing
sweeper was at work yesterday.
There is q message in the Western
Unien Telegraph Office for George D.
Glover.
A violent storm ragged ell Friday al
Alta, rendering travel extremely
dangerous.
Brigade meeting to night. A full
attendance is requested. Z. 81.
Hardy, secretary.
The Union Pacific was on time last
night, and the eastern mail brought
down and distributed.
A couple of deserters we're arreste
last night sad marched back to Fort
Douglas at toe muzzle of guns.
They are having good sleishing at
Logan, but the eplzooiic nss caught
the horses aud 1t osLnot be very
thoroughly enjoyed.
It made a vigorous effort all day on
Friday to snow, cut without any sat-
istactory success. 1t is little too
cold for good storm.
A man has invented q chair that
can be adjusted to 800 different posi-
tioDs. 1t is designed for boy to ait
in when he goes to church.
Mr.. W. q. Sharp may he home in
the course OF a couple OF weeks, un-
less detailed to other work by the GOV.
eminent geological director.
Uncle Robert Carter was "c,ow-
Jog" over his younger fellows vester-
day, because it was the sixtlelh
anniversary OF his wedding day.
Garrison, an old and hard case,
was fined 500 on Friday for stealing
poles, and an abetter S25. Garrison
will doubtless labor the amount out.
Should 9 good snow come now
sleighing would be excellent. Every
body ID making good ready anyhow,
and the chances are they will not be
Ara w. Sabin was little better on
Friday; did not cough 90 much nor
spit so much blood; yet is anything
but safe. While chances are strongly
in favor of his recovery, it is not i'm
probable that he may die from tie
wounds.
In the suit OF NJ. shaugbnessy
against L. F. Gerrish, which has /
been in progress since Monday, the
defense moved for a non-suit on r
eighteen different grounds. The mo-
lion was partly argued and pending i
the conclusion of the closing speech, :
Inc court adjourned. [
The placer ground owned by i
Hampton {, Godbe, at Osceols, New,
is being vigorously prospected, and t
developments have been made that
will bring water into that camp next C
year without fail. Shafts have been =
Junk which prove beyond a doubt )
hat they have bank of auriferous C
earth 273 feet thick. a
Cossting is inficting serious injuries n
IN many. A night or two ago LADY n
vas seriously hurt by a sled. On I,
Thursday night a couple of young a
Urls cossting together were run into. n
me being badly and the other eighty
bruised. and last night a girl had her n
mike dlslocated while engaged in the >,
anne refreshing pssttlme. y
On Thursday Supt. John Sharp re-
'eived despatch from chief Hardy,
It the corps of engineers making the
survey on the Utah Sou.
bern and Castle Valley railroad, stat. >,
ng that they would probably reach !
'alins last night, distance of about A
Orty miles from Jusb, at which point &
he corps commenced its labors. q
In our notice OF 1.-THE Bankers n
Daughter" ne enormously stated that e.
ir. LIE Clair played, which was not tt
he case. He was suffering from Il
OF tue LUNGS, and Mr.. n
Harry Taylor enacted the role of Old
dr. Brown On very short notice. In il
hs hands OF Mir. Taylor the equity b
Id gen'lam an was very excellent. e.
nd the rendition reflected much to p
be credit OF the actors versatility. 81
On Tuesday afternoon a most en-
oyable childrens' parry was held in :.
be Eighteenth Ward schoolhouse, "
resided over by Messrs. O. Il. and
eli Darrell. The little ones danced =
nd ate and had thorough fine IL
lme. In the evening there was
select gathering of older per-
one, this ball being given for
be benefit of the Eighteenth Ward
undsy School band, OF which n
Ir. @. II Darrell is director. This Il
lso was a successful and enjoyable Il
fair. The house was we'll decor 81
ted. d.
Coldi coldl cold cold =
}, bleak and windy above the void, 1
t is when Jack Frost gets the hold; lie
low snow is packed on the sleeping &c
mold: liz
FER which glide sleighs with chargers al
told. In
hist neigh and prance half uncontrolled -
~ roads where lately coaches rolled, y
~ felds where girls for daisies strolled, c.
Ii = To-. G-kf rNlla6 In
old! cold Id ! cold N
y a thousand hrsrths is this story told: I'll
IT'S better than summer thousand m
fold" r
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