The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-11
CHIPS.
The city is abnormally quiet.

house war. u 'no cloF
ID. c. Hardness is down fron
Portneuf, Idaho. Iom
Mr.. Arthur Pratt has ratnrno,
from Washington. 'iued
of f t%e desi. %flls is the Sunset Cox
Governor Neil, of Idaho, is ro,.,.
tered at the Walker. % ieglS-
The Peoples ticket will
elected. We hear no dissont; ne
opinions. 'i''enIlng
Wells, Fargo s. Co, vestor5o-
shipped six cars of Horn SiIvsrl S'aiy
lion, worth $4,000. u oul'
The pedestrian who safely oo..
across one OF our streets now-s.dss as
has soft thing of it. Jays
The Ogden Herald failed 70
pear last evening. Perhaps tbeEo
was a wedding in town. 1'ie
Bullion shipped by McCornfoh
Co, yesterday: Two cars of Go q
mania, valued at $500: one car Te ac
Hanauer, S2,s5O. "
The polls on Monday will ono,
one hour after sunrise, or 8 o'cI6oLa
the sun, if he gets here on time Ia
ing up at o'clock.
Denver and Rio Grande matto,.
are still a subject of speculation %
regards the route. 1t will Makes
difference a year or two hence.
We hope there will be no Hill
passed by the Legislature, makinr
Josh Billings style of orthOgraDb2
the system for our public schools
A conference of persons inter.
ested In canals in this and TTtab
County was held on Wednesday and
Thursday, without practical results
Mr.. D. O. Calder last week .old
ten organs and two pianos, and 6a,
number Of orders on hand. The
musical taste in Utah is constantly
increasing.
Mr.. F. J. Cannon, recently con.
nected with the editorial depart.
ment Of the San Francisco Cbron.
1cLe, was visiting old friends and
acquaintance inlSalt Lake, yester.
day.
The following aliens were YES
terday admitted to citizenship in
the Third District Court: Thomas
Barrett, Of England; John R. Smith.
Scotland; James Z. Smith, Scot
land.
Yesterday was f'Phil's birthday,
By this Is meant the genial Mar
gets, who has passed his sgd wear.
and is almost as young and active az
when we first met him, a score of
years ago.
His Excellency Neil, the staIWart
underground of Idaho, arrived at
Salt Lake hOmeWard bound last
evening. Having no hard feelings
against the IdahOans, we are unable
to congratulate.
Mr.. George A. Meesrs has kindly
furnished US with a copy of "Shaks-
peare the Myth" to read. After
going through few leaves, we con
clude that Shakon, not Bakspeare,
wrote Workspeare'S Shakes, and
that it served him right.
The Junction City Hotel has been
bought out by George G. Bsekwith.
formerly OF Silver Greek, New York,
and q live business man, who In
tends an entire new departure in the
cuisine and general management of
that pleasantly located hostelry.-
Ogden Pilot.
The Soutern Forwarding. Co., Of
Milford (Busp s. Grant,, are kept
pretty busy attending to the bust
moss OF the Horn Silver mine and
smeltsrs, besides their other opera
tiOns. Shipments of iron ore. for
f1uxing, to the smelter near this
city, are undated.
An ulstered youth, while walking
along the pave Yesterday evening
and whistling "Mascotte" gem, got
on to the slippery side of an orangs
peel and sat down. He got up again,
but the quicker which formerly
graced his lips had been transferred
One of the prOprietors of the
Club House, to which reference has
been made in the HERALD recently
asserts that the house is neither dis
orderly nor in bad repute. He says
the efforts of the keepers have been
directed toward keeping a respect
able, quiet club house, and that the!
have been so far successful.
What ais the festive married man
Whose name is Paddy Ryan?
Why tarries he so long from homo
Where his loved wife Is sighin'
To take him to her Loving aims,
AID heal his wounded Jaw?
Alssi he knows s thing or two
Ae's got msnly mother-in-lsw.