The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-17
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CHfPS.
= Easter Sunday.
Work is good medicine.
/, Look out for a corner in eggs.
? Go to church-it wont hurt you.
} There were not great many
: DRINKS last night.
This is the day of colored eggs,
boiled hard as rocks.
Ontario bullion shipments for the
week aggregated S55,OSO.79.
Bullion shipments on Saturday
aggregated S9,61O.35 in value.
The honest man who dies Io1r is
rich if lie only holds his own.
The trial of cases GU the criminal
calendar commences tomorrow.
/ A great many tourists are now
taking in the sights Of our beautiful
lefty.
lions Musical Society meets at
| the Council House on Monday even
ing, at 100.
| PoindeXter Hunt, being unable to
secure bail-Sl,0 y0-was taken to-
the Penit.ntiary on Saturday.
The streets were pretty well
crowded ON Saturday afternoon,
and Il brisk trade seems to have been
done.
The grand jury is discharged for
this term after one weeks work in
which ten indictments were re-
turned.
This coming storm-if it is coming
hangs fire, as did the one just
past; and may give us an abundance
when it does come.
One +. Newall was arrested OH
saturday for setting a dog on a
child. He will probably have a
hearing on Monday.
Captain Ioab Lawrence is making
beautiful place of his new resi-
dence on South Temple street and
just east of the Eagle Gate.
The new stage floor has been
completed, having been rushed
through at a lively rate. 1t is an
excellent and solid piece of work.
There are now about seventy-three
persons i'll the penitentiary. a few |
are confined there waiting for trial, |
but large majority are cOnvictS.
John Brannan, the victim of the
Mount Pleasant shooting, remains /
in the same condition at st. Mary'S |
Hospital. still paralyzed and unable
TO talk, and no better.
y new crossing, leading from the
Coop. store to the opposite side of
the street, which was so mnch |
needed, is now being put down. The
community will return thanks.
The dividend of 81 per share de-
clared ON the Twentieth Ward Co
op. stock amounts to 20 per cent. on
the dollar, the shares being at So
par value, though they now COM
mand about 1925.
1t is expected that in consequences
of the death of the daughter of (
Major James F. Bradley, there will
not be any discussion of the resOlu-
lions at the Mckenzie Reform Club
Rooms on Monday night.
The finest part of the city for resi- .
dences, is destined to be that on the
hill north above City Greek, and
formerly the lot of President Young.
The road up City Creek also for a
short distance, promises well.
The petit jury for the present
term of the Third District Court
will assemble in the court room to-
morrow morning, and will COM
mence to dispose of large number
of cases destined to come beforeit.
Saturdays Tribune: Assassins of
character are worse than the men
who merely kill individuals, for
their work has the effect to spread
a moral cOntagion which, to the
minds of people, is what poison is to
the body.
While a piano was being unloaded
at the residence of Mr.. Keyser, at
the Salt Lake City Brewery, yester-
day, and just as it was clear of the
wagon, the mules started and ran
about seven blocks before they could
be stopped.
So general is the rush of miners,
tenderfoot pTOspectOrs and old pros
pectOrs for the Wood River coun-
try, that if a person is seen in a
wagon or astride plug, he is imme-
diately set down as on the way to
Wood River.
The Albany Post says an oleo-
factory in that city is
now making 100000 pound of but
ter OIL per week. Nearly all of this
oil is sent to New York where it is
worked up into Orange county
butter for the use of the south and
west.
If the petit jury which meets on
Monday does as well as did that in
the Second district-Which returned
twenty-five verdicts of guilty in
twenty-five cases-in the criminal
cases which are to come before it,
the Penitentiary will be a pretty full l.
The Hamill-Dwyer readings at
Ogden or Friday night were well
attended. The Pilot speaks well of
the whole and states that on her
recitation of poor Little Joe" Miss
Ada Dwyer brought tears to the
eyes of many. The Hamill's have
gone to California.
a young man, named Hewlett, |
feel in an epileptic fit, accompanied
with commissions, about l o'clock on
Saturday afternoon, in the middle
of the street between the Deseret |
National Bank and Goddess drug
store. He was Immediately sur
rounded by large crowd; he re-
covered in a few minutes.
Already the rush to the Wood and
Salmon River countries is being felt
by the postoffice authorities. Black
foot pOStoffice sent out seven large
sacks of mail yesterday, and during
the week billed thirty-SeVen sacks
of mail to Wood and Salmon Rivers.
1t is hard to estimate the amount of
mail that will pass west when the
country gets fairly alive AS vet it
is in its infancV-BlackfOO ReOiSter.