The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-07

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Anchor concentrates observation-disclosures IS, $50
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The Ontario drain tunnel is still sub
merged, but as the track has been raised
above the water, progression still con-
tinues. The tunnel is now in to depth of
! 5000 feet.
| Social smusements have been very quiet
during the week, the only thing at all in
/ that line disturbing the quiet being the
weekly meeting of 1.-The Musical and En-
tertainment society" The majority of the
members we're present, and all declared
| themselves as having had an excellent
time. They met at Mrs. Osborne's.
Maggie Mitchell gave performance. If
any of the shows in the country, composed
of ''hamsn should give the performance
that she did, the chances are that they
would leave the place very hastily, and
not bit gracefully, either. A fair sized
audience greeted ''The Last Rose of Sum
mer," and they were divided in opinions.
The attitude of ''Hedgey'' Varian, chair
man of the Liberal convention in Salt
Lake, on Thursday last, toward the Hon.
b, Z. Ferry, one of the most upright gen.
tlemen present at the time, was, to say the
least, extremely insulting. Parkites feel
1t very much, and are unanimous in ex-
pressions of condemnation toward the
chairman. Narlan is too much .'blg-head"
in regard to nothing; that being the only
word that would fully convey the full idea
Mr.. Ferry is one of the most active mem
bers of the House, and one of its most
brilliant speakers, while Varian is nothing
more Gin the point of signifcance) than
his own imagination creates him. Still, it
is an old and true saying, that ''you can't
make silk purse out of a sow's ear" 1t
would do Varlan a great deal of good If
some occult power would confer upon him
the gift of what 'Bobbie'' Burns says
"Oh, wed some power the giftie gle US, tae
see oursel's as ithers sac US. 1t would
frae mony blunder free US, an foolish
notion"
On the 18th inst. Frederick Warde will
appear appear in the opera house, appear
ing for one night only.
Patti Rosa will appear on the 9Th proX.
CITY COUNCIL.
The city's representatives assembled at
ohe city hall on Wednesday evening last
. with E. w. Berry in the chair, Mayor
Gregor appearing later.
A large number of bills were presented
/ and after due elaboration were ordered
paid.
Bills of Johnnie Diem and Ezra Thomp
son were laid on the table.
/ The reading of the police justice enC
I marshal's reports were next in order, anC
: after reading were adopted.
Inquiries were then made regarding the
!. water question, when 1t was found that the
= Alliance people have nothing to do with it
\ therefore, they are not in it.
= The next business Of the council, in fac
the all important one of the evening, was
!, the ordnance relative to the fire question
y The ordinance. as set forth, declares thu
q fire limit to be as follows: Blocks s, 9, 10
2 II, 10, q, %, %, "a, %, and lots A, b, c
= and d.
"a The ordinance sets forth that all build
n ings in said district shall be made not o
q wood, but of stone or brick, or of lum be
n covered with at least three coats of plas
y ter
y The ordinance in full is a very length
y one, and would require about two column
:, of reading matter, and about two hogs
!, heads of printers blasphemies.
= The ordinance, taken all in all, embrace
n about the same requirements as are usual
Il eXacted in a full hedged city.
n The ordinance, as a matter of course
was read and laid over till the next meet
n ing, when, after two more readings, tn
= final vote will be cast.
.. 1t is to be trusted that it will be adopted
as the city is very deficient in fire apps
N ratus, and something must needs be don
N to protect the place.
PERSONALS.
a. The full number of delegates to the Lii
q. eral convention left this city on Thursda
morning over the Utah Central. speci
of train having been sent here for that pul
in pose.
Mrs H. M. Hins1ill visited Zion tn
week with the delegation.
"A Mrs. Mosby went down on the train wi:
the delegation.
8, W. w. Macintosh steered the speci
Ut train with the delegates to Salt LAX
III Thursday last.
e, g, Mrs Joseph A. Young visited the m
20 tropolis this week.
in Judge and Mrs. F. w. Hayt went to Sa
Lake Thursday.
Mrs. w. w. Macintosh went down
''the city of bossism."
at Strange to relate, the Democrats of Pal
IL City haven't organized yet. Where are y
ny oh, brothers!
~ The weather is grand. This expressic
was stolen from a young lady who h;
ne been riding with her young man. 1t
u, copyrighted.