The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-04-03
CHIPS.

More canal this morning.
Rain, snow and mud. Heaps.
A sorry outlook for market day.
"Grand Duchess matinee this
afternoon.
Six car loads of bullion were shipped
on Friday.
a solitary drunk vas landed in iail
Friday night.
And now it looks as though it
would clear mp.
sothern-Lord Dundreary-at the
Theatre tonight.
The vicinity of the district court
continues to be quiet.
No houses for rent in town. Quite
a contrast with about a year.
The value OF bullion shipments on
Friday aggregs ted $17, 039.73.
Commercial street is now being de-
corstsd with shade trees. 'Cis well
Shakespeare.
A priesthood meeting will be held
in the Assembly Hall this morning,
commencing st 10 o'clock.
If you want fun and enjoyment 90
to the Reform Club Entertainment
this evening. Commences al 8.
The old house on the southeast
corner OF the block on which Hon.
VIM. Jenning resides, is being torn
down.
Recorder Game will be at his office,
City Hall, Saturday evening, to-
qualify judges OF election for the en-
suing special.
Never refuse to receive an apology.
You may not revive friendship, but
courtesy will require, when an apol-
ogy is offered, that you accept it.
Girls know only one quarter as
much about counting as boys, because
they have only one year in four in
which they are allowed to practice.
On Monday, at 2 pm, there will |
be held the semi-annual meeting of |
the stockholders OF lions Co Operative
Institution, at the
Council House.
How he was clothed.-A little fell
low who was asked how John the
Baptist was clothed, answered: "In
coarse garment of cancels hair, eight |
Iocusts and wild honey"
The primary department of the
Deseret University finished one |
term on Friday, and opens another
on Tuesday. This will be the last
term of the present school year.
This evening at 7.3O. sharp, is the
regular yearly meeting of the Salt
Lake Fire Brigade for the election of
officers. A full attendance is re.
questel. R. H. Hardy, Secretary.
Unless the weather takes a sudden
turn and clears up, the attendance at
conference is not likely to be very
large. The roads are extremely
heavy now, and few more days like
yesterday would render them impss-
sible for over week.
A dividend has been declared by
the Provo Wooden Mills, which will
be payable on April Goth, with a re-
serve fund. This shows that the COM
pany ia now on a good, paying basis,
and a vote of thanks given to Super
intendent Dunn, by the directors,
shows that his energy and ability are
appreciated.
Mr.. Alex. Cohn returned to this
city last evening, after an extended
visit east. He comes back q better
(by half and wiser man, and beyond
oil question a happier one. as he IS
accompanied by a blooming bride,
who will serve to make him forget
the troubles of life, as the absence of
one makes US think OF them.
The Metropolitan Ladies Furnish
ing Company, organized, has just
opened a store in the Old Csnstitu-
ton Building. It is filled with goods
that are common to the ladies' trade,
such az hats, bonnets, dress goods,
underwear, trimmings, and ct ceteras
indefinitely, and is neat, cosy and
attractive. While the spring goods
have not been opened yet, there is
nevertheless, a fine display, and the
new store will doubtless become pop
ulsr among the ladies.
Summer time will come sgain,
With its softly blowing zephyrs.
Lowing kline are in the fields;
Some are COWS and some are heifers.