The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-28
CHIPS.
Full moon
Easter Sunday.
Easter Monday tomorrow.

- Full moon
Easter Sunday.
r. Easter Monday tomorrow.
ss The streets we're crowded yesterday
u No bullion from the south las
'e evening.
e Mrs. Crazs was fined $40 FOR di.
o tur0ing the peace.
The "aF.ir of honor" was all tn
] tall on Saturday.
d R Charles was charged wit
vagrancy and lies in jail.
Things are not overly bright abou
the police court at present.
The Utah Southern was over twc
hours late Saturday evening.
E. Daycron turned So into th,
treasury for disturbing the peace.
Joseph MeCatbay was landed in
isil, Saturday night. for drunkenness
March 18th, 1870. twenty year:
\ ago, General George II. Thomas died.
John Mandy and Francis H.
Wright were admitted to citizenship.
The High Council will meet on
Monday evening, the 29th inst, at
O'Clock.
Hon. (. o. Smoot took q flying
visit to this city on Saturday evening,
expecting to retlrn to-day.
Rah the Prophetic Messenger
says Sunday today is "unfavorable
except for courtship." Go it, boys
The arguments in the Henrietta
Great Eastern case will begin on Mon
day, the testimony all being in
yesterday.
A contemporary speaks of ga man
With one eye named Robert WEIGH. ]"
but forgets to state Wba. the other
eye was named.
People can do tome tall canal read.
ing this morning, there being several
communications on the subject in this
mornings HERALD.
Two car leads of Germania refined
lead. one OF Brooks bullion, and one
of Morgan, we're shipped through
Mccormick & Co., valued at So, $50.
Mr.. S. P. Teasdel returned last
evening from the east, after an ex-
tended trip 10 which he made extern
sive purchases for his s:ore-.he
Eagle House.
The drawing OF the petit jury for
the April term of the Third District
Court takes place on Monday, the
order of the court to that effect having
been issued on Saturday.
Tomorrow evening the Philoma-
THAN Debating Society will meet in
the First NJ. e. Church Parlor, at
$50 o'clock. The following question
will be discussed: " Was Russia Jus.
titled in declaring war with Turkey7"
The public are invited.
Jesse Ewing was taken before Com.
missioner Sprsgue on Saturday
morning. and waving examination
was committed to the Penitentiary.
He could hardly be released on bail,
as the charge is murder in the first
degree, and he made no excuse.
Mr.. Dryer has two more OF the
English Men Of Letters series-"Johu
Bunyan" and "Geofrey Chaucer::"
also the Seaside Library, containing
the first part of ''The Counts Secret"
the April american Agriculturist, and
Frank LeSlie's Lady's Magazine.
A washout took place in Sewer
Canon on Friday night, which is said
to have been of serious character,
quite a distance of the track being
washed away. The cause was the
breaking away OF an artificial lake.
Roadmsster Leavitt went south to
lock after it.
A dress rehearsal OF the juvenile
"Grsnd Duchess" took place az the
Theatre Saturday plight, at which
there we're quite number Of persons
present. The orchestra accompanied
the petite singers, and the proficiency
with which the little ones acquitted
themselves in the Intricate piece, was
really remarkable.
An advertisement appears in this
mornings HERALD, regarding q
volume of Shakespeare works,
which some kind friend borrowed
from Mrs. Margaret ClaWson, and
forgot to return. As the lady has the
mate to the volume she Wo1id like it
returned; If the person is unwilling to
return it, she will doubtless be agree
able TO lending the other volume
anything to keep the pair together.
One of the temperance pledge
signers got on a tare for a day or two.
saturday some kind friends locked
him up, and in the evening one
agreed to take him to his temperance
friends; on the way up main street,
the pledge signeF got some idea into
his head, aud without q word, turned
on his friend, a much larger man,
and struck him on the nose, drawing
blood copiously, and during the con-
fusion tina. followed the temperance
man cleared of.
She was a good and faithful girl,
And wanted to go up higher.
Oils we'll with her, though singed she
sings,
Where they kindle no more fire.
There was q man whose name was Burt
Lived in this vale of tears,
And drove mule and ne'er got hurt,
For more than twenty years.
But nature will itself assert
Ofthat behold the proof,
The other day that mule kicked Burt
Clear through the stable rolf.
MINING PATENTS.-Fuu sets o
blanks for application for Mining
Patonts-spproved forms-to be hac
lathe HERA1tI 0fina