The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-11
Briefs.

DAMP UNDERFooT-overhea scaley.
RUBBER ovERCoATs-not fur-are nov
grazing our streets.
THE LEGISLATIVE Reform School com
mittee are expected to be in this city to.
day.
THE THOMAS PAYNE memorial pamph
let will be issued from the press very
soon.
| VALENTINES ARE now the order of the
day-among youngsters. 60 to Scow-
croft's.
Mr.. BoYsToNE, the genial clerk of the
Broom Hotel, has his hand wrapped in
q bandage.
WORK ON the promised gas works
will permit.
Mr.. A. G. RENO, the original oyster
cook and restauranteur, has. recon-
menced business on Main Street.
TIC. MORRIS and his efficient staff of
painters are kept constantly busy
decorating stores and residences.
CENTRAL PACIFIC train two hours and
half late Thursday night, or Friday
morning, whichever suits you best.
KITCHEN GARDENING will soon be in
order-our devil" says he is going to
take to raising radishes and cabbages.
THE New West Academy is receiving
few finishing touches by the carpen-
tiers. 1t assumes quite smart appear
ance.
On THURSDAY evening last, the
Pleasant Hours Club gave one of their
"blooded" dances in the Union Opera
House.
THE JOHN A. DIX Post No. 8, intend
to have grand ball on the anniversary
of the birth of the man who never
told lie."
THE COUNTY Teachers Association
hold meeting to-day in the Central
Schoolhouse; an interesting programme
will be gone through.
Mr.. A. 81. NELSON has had an i'm.
posing sign written on the west side OF
| the building he now occupies. 1t is the
| work of 1.-The painter"
WILLIAM DRIVER & Sons establish
ment, or the pioneer drug store" is
being renovated on the outside by our
boss" decorator, Mr.. T. G. Morris.
In ANTICIPATION of the boom, several
ut-of-work. nothing else-t TODD sort
of individuals are thinking of COM
mencing in the real estate line in these
parts.
SHERIFF BEKNAP can often be seen
exercising his lambs" The sheriff
has "hye like hsagle," and conse-
quently keeps tight lookout over the
doings of the innocents.
THE ITINERANT vendors of various
lines are again beginning to show them
selves, while the irrepressible hook
drummers" are as irrepressible as eyer.
Some vote them a nuisance.
THE wELL-KNowN firm OF Boyle &,
Co., of Main Street, this city and PARK
City, still hold to their motto of ''on-
ward" They have just received car
load of splendid furniture.
Don FORGET the Abrshsm Lincoln
celebration, under the auspices of the
Tom Reed Republican Club, in the
Union Opera House tonight. Brilliant
oraiory, superb singing and music are
promised.
A MOVEMENT is on foot in this city
which will terminate in the clerks
giving grand ball to their employers
on the 18th of this month. That's
right, reciprocity is a sound social as
well as business principle.
The CHAMBER OF CoMMEscE pamphlet
is being actively distributed to all parts
of the country, and hundreds who
might otherwise never have dreamt of
the existence of such place as Ogden,
are awake to the unprecedented oppor-
tunities here offered.
Mr.. Z. II. ANDERSON, of this city, was
congratulated on all hands. yesterday.
on his appointment as minute clerk of
the lower branch OF the Legislature, in
succession to Mr.. o. F. Whitney. Mr..
Anderson will make an efficient officer
in every particular, being a gentleman
of considerable experience in school and
press circles.
THE WISH may be father to the
thought, perhaps, but nevertheless,
there are many people here who be-
lieye that the late severe weather NAV
have been the means of killing the
apple worm. If such should FORUM
ately prove TO be the case. the proprie-
tors of orchards will have every reason
to be thankful.