The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-03
Briefs.
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LOOK OUT Tor our collector. ~
TIE 6. a. r. give grand ball on tn
| night OF Washington birthday.
FAST DAY was generally observed yes
| terday in this city, many of the business
bosses being closed.
The ROCKY Mountain Minstrel troupe
performed ut Plain City on Wednesday
| night to full house. ~ HI
FEBRUARY ODD is the date of the pre-.
duction of the Octoroon by the Second
Ward Dramatic Company.
TIC. MORRIS our painter, is kept busy
vito his entire force all the time. They
90 not have to wait for something tC
turn up"
AN OLD resident, when reminded
what beautiful days we were having
somewhat cynicaIiy remarked: You
have not got over the month OF Mach
yeti"
Mr.. CHAMBERLAIN horse "Charlie, u
who recently underwent a critical
operation by DR.. Richards of Salt Lake,
IS progressing irst-rate, and will soon
be as perfect" as ever.
DIVERSIONS HAVE been in such demand
that more than one of our local store
keepe have been sold entlreIy out,
and, as d consequence, fresh supplies
have had to be ordered.
BLOW, YE winds, and crack your
cheeks" seems to be III the mind OF
Rude Bort as, Esq. each morning about
4 clock, j-dging from the way Ii
which he bowls down the Ogden Can
yoa about that hour. 3ts
THE utah nightingale" has not vet
been heard croaking forth the an
nouncement that spring has arrived.
but the telegraph boys have donned
their chimney POT" chapsauS. and
that Is just the same thing, you know.
Pro MARKET qu;et?F Nonsense" re
marked Mrs. Darlington. VIII IN she had
finished reading the market reports in
daily paDer; you might as well say
that whisky is steady and young la
d es have ceased TO desire a new dress
when 9 ball is on the Pa please"
BLooDKD STOCK is in good demand
around here just now, Mr.. A. Peterson,
the proprietor of the Wasatch Stables,
having orders for quite number, pro-
spective purchasers beng both local
and metropolitan. The call is mostly
for fine carriage horses.
IMPROVEMENTS AND progression have
one eternal round in the Junction City.
New buildings are in course of erection,
others are contemplated and still others
are undergoing repairs, all OF which
would show that our citizens have full
confidence in the prosperity of our
future.
The CHAMBER Of Commerce direc-
rate were TO hold meeting last even
ing, when important business was ex-
pected to be transacted. looking to the
sending of an efficient representative
east to bring the attention of capitalists
to the advantages which Ogden I'M
doubtedly possesses for the investment
of capital and manufacturing enter
prises. A report Of the proceedings
will be published in to-morrow's issue.
THE HOME Circle Orchestra is a
new musical organization which makes
It's fist public appearance on Wednes-
day next, February Sth, In the Union
Opera House. under the direction of
Professor /. M. Navoni, talented mu-
stefan, who h.,s been laboring assidu-
ously for sometime past'drilling num-
Der of local amateur artists The pro-
gramme consists of grand concert and
ball. The concert will have eight num-
bers, of which three are orchestral
overtures of high order. This is
step in the right direction, and we hope
it marks the coming day when high
class music will be more frequently
heard in this city.