, 1886-12-24
CHRIST MAS CHIMES.
How the Holidays Will be Observed
in This City.
The Elegant Display in Every Mer.
camille Branch.

The unusual preparations being made
upon all sides for the proper observance of
the great holiday, indicate that the people
OF this city intend to enjoy the Christmas
of 1856 to its full extent, and to their own
satisfaction and the qualification of others.
There is hardly a mortal in the city but
who looks forward to the time when they
will mingle with their families. and to-
gether give and receive tokens of love and
affection, and in other ways show their
appreciation Of the great holiday in com
remuneration of the coming upon earth
Of Christ. Most children look forward to
this time when they shall receive some
new token of love from their parents and
friends. Even the poor will have reason
to rejoice, as through the agency of the
Women's Relief Society and many pri-
vate sources they will be enabled to enjoy
the holidays fully as much as Others.
II CHURCHES.
Services will be held in all of the
churches this evening, during the day to.
morrow and tomorrow evening. The
children will no doubt be remembered by
their kind teachers in the Sunday schools
at the Christmas tree festivities, which
will be held in all Of the churches at G.30
this evening. Christmas services will be
held in all the churches to morrow, and
interesting sermons will be preached. In
fact, tomorrow will be quite Il day in the
churches and they will undoubtedly be
crowded.
THE HOTELS.
All the hotels in the city will to-mor-
row throw themselves in furnishing a
Christmas dinner which is expected to
surpass all preceding ones, and one in
which the epicure is sure to be suited.
Moritz Sachs, proprietor of the Dyer ho-
tel, says that he will have the dinner-in
fact, a regular hotel banquet, and consc-
quently expects to receive a great many
Christmas callers.
T OCEAN
L wv HAt DCtdu oOllll tliSt IL ltldh
ing arrangements to give the boys a great
send off on Christmas meals, and when
John takes an idea into his head he gem
orally carries it out with much precision
and with satisfaction to himselfas well as
his patrons. In fact, as the iovial John
says, well knock EN- all out on the
banquet to morrow. This is one of the
leading hotels in the city, aid it has sure
ly attained an enviable reputation under
the able management of Mr.. Chase.
PACIFIC HOTEL
Capt. f.. X. Lasher, the genial man
ager of the Pacific Hotel company's din
ing hall in this city, promises his large
number Of city boarders a treat to morrow.
When the captain says that he Is going to
have anything extra, it is a sure thing.
HEATH $. MARKET.
The display Of fresh meats in this mar
ket is certainly superb, the windows be-
ing beautifully decked with meats artistic
ally arranged, dressed heads. sucking
pigs, etc. Upon entering the market one
Is confronted with the carcass OF au extra
large imported Hereford COW, which al
most hides the rear Of the market from
view. Other thoroughbred Hereford
beef occupies the side hooks, and in all,
six imported Hereford cows, purchased
from the Wyoming Hereford Associa-
ton, are in the market. Everything is
tasteiully trimmed and presents ar en-
ticing appearance. All kinds of game
and poultry are also on hand in protu-
sion, and a visit 10 Heath City Market
should not be missed.
PHOENIX MARKET.
At this popular market, Of which Mr..
j. &. jerks is the proprietor, the sight
seer is again the witness OF the artistic
manner in which meats can be arranged
by the experienced butcher. Imported
Hereford beef is also to be had at this
market; in fact, the large COW now in the
market is said to be the finest beef animal
ever killed in the territory. All kinds of
game are to be had in large quantities;
the finest Of turkeys, ducks, geese, quail,
prairie chicken, grouse and other poultry.
Christmas pigs are very noticeable among
the meats. ~.
WASHINGTON MARKET.
l.. X. Bresnahen s market, SO popularity
known by the above title, is the oldest
market in the city, and is surely one of
the most prominent. The supply of fresh
meats here is not to be excclled by any,
and being arranged in a very tasteful
manner are the more attractive to the rus
toner All that can be found in any
market is sure to be found here, and of
the best quality.
GERMAN NATIONAL MARKET.
This market was established by Mr..
Chas. 4. Tinker for the benefit of the
citizens in the western part of the city,
and in consideration of this fact it has
continued to receive 4 very liberal pat
ronaee from the citizens of hat quarter.
The display in this market is fully equal
to that of the others, as is also the quality