The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-10
CHIPS.
Palm Sunday.
Look out for the telephone.

Palm Sunday.
Look out for the telephone.
And still the billiard case hangs
fire.
There were a great many drunks
abroad last night.
The shipments Of bullion are de
cidedly light Just now.
No business was done in the
Police Court on Saturday.
Thermometer showed on Saturday,
maximum so, minimum 40.
Next Friday will be Good Fri
day. Work up your hot cross buns.
The February term of the Third
District Court has adjourned sine
die.
1t looks as though the storm had
taken a temporary rest until Sun
day.
The bullion shipments on Satur-
day amounted in value TO but ST.
246.91.
lions Musical Society meeting, at
the Council House, on Monday even
ing, at $50.
The grand jury will meet on
Monday, April 18th, at 10 am; the
petit jury one week later.
Alexander Street, James Neon
nell and John Lynn were admitted
to citizenship on Saturday.
The schools which have been
closed during conference, will gen
orally resume tomorrow.
The streets were very well filled
on Saturday, Notwithstanding the
fact that conference is just over.
A couple of fellows for drunken
ness and disturbing the peace were
the only persons arrested on Satur-
day.
The assay value of bullion ship
ments by the Ontario for the week
ending Friday, April Sth, amounted
to S44,275.64.
A fence was placed round the
Hunter lot on Saturday, to prevent
anyone from tumbling in where the
excavations are being made.
On account of the inclemency Of
the weather, meeting will be held
to-day in the Assembly Hall, and
not in the Tabernacle, as antici-
pated.
News was received yesterday
afternoon, by telegram, of the death
of 5. z. Longstreet, who was known,
while residing here, as the ''parsOn
lawyer"
Mr.. j. NJ. Young, principal of the
Seventeenth District School, an
nOunces the CONNER cement of the
spring and summer term of his
school at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
The funeral services of Sarah
Maud, little daughter of w. B. and
Sarah Hull, will be conducted at
pm. on Monday, April 18th. at the
residence of Thomas Aubrey, No.
90 First South street.
The Home Dramatic Club has
purchased Days play of divorce"
and has commenced rehearsals on it.
Miss A. a. Adams has been engaged
to play the leading ladys part.
They expect to produce it within
two weeks.
"a Celebrated Case" the beautiful
play which was presented ut tn.
Theatre on the occasion # Mr..
Lindsay's temperance, about two
weeks ago, will be reproduced on
Thursday next, the 18th inst, with
the same excellent cast.
B. W. Nowlin, who was so
seriously injured ON Friday by being
run over by q horse, was in consider
able pain on Saturday, but DR..
Fowler reports him better. Besides
having two of his ribs broken, he
sustained internal injuries.
The work of clearing the Wasatch
and Jordan Valley Railway track.
up Little Cottonwood Canyon, where
the slides occurred, is still in pro-
greSs. Superintendent Young states
that it will be q week before the
road is again in running order.
Lord Marcus LaPoer Berresford
is still an inmate of the Peniten-
tiary, being unable to secure bail.
The delay in his trial makes him
little FESTIVE at times, and the con-
sequence is that he is not likely to
entertain a very elevated idea of
the expedition with which Justice is
enforced in this country.
Mr.. Archibald Forbes, the famous
war correspondent of the London
Daily NetCS has been engaged to lee
ture in this city on the 18th and 29th
of the present month. No CORES
pOndent is more universally known
as war writer for the press than
Mr.. Forbes, and his successful lee
lures everywhere guarantee him to
be an admirable and entertaining
speaker. Mr.. D'Oyly Carte is his
manager.
The housewife now taketh the towel,
And tieth the same bout her head,
And goes for the wood work and win
doWss
While hubby" partskes Of cold bread.
Regarding proceedings, however,
Not even q word by him's Gsid,
But he says to himself in . whisper,
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