The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-03-22
CHIPS.

"Pique" is to be repeated in about
week.
Hon. A. o. Smoot was in town on
Monday.
The City Council holds its regular
weekly session this evening.
The bullion shipments on Monday
aggregated in value S15,sO2.25.
Monday was a beautiful day, mild
and as spring like as possible.
The pulling down of the old HIM
ter house commenced on Monday.
The streets were crowded ON
Monday, and business was pretty
lively.
Under the Gaslights" is one of
the coming attractions at the
Theatre.
A blazing chimney on Commercial
street caused false alarm OF fire
about S.45 last night.
Some of the saloon men were in a
state of trepidation yesterday, eX-
pecting a visit from the crusaders.
The entertainment for the benefit
of DR.. Banks Mckenzie comes off
at the Reform Club Hall this even
ing.
The submitting Of testimony in |
the Accident CS. Tiewaukie case was
still in progress on Monday before |
Judge Emerson.
Apostle Brigham Young is ex-
pected here in a day or two, being
now, it is understood, ON his way
from st. George.
Persons desiring to contract for
making excavations will find an adj
vertisement in this mornings
HERALD calling for bids.
Auer s. Murphy, who were ar
rected on Saturday night for selling
after hours, were fined $50 on Mon
day. They took an appeal.
The matinee audience at the
Theatre on Saturday afternoon, dis
charged in five minutes, and a larger
audience seldom assemblies in that
Passions Slave" will be per-
formed at the Theatre on WedneS- |
lay night, instead of unknown"
which will be produced on Thursday
evening.
Mr.. Robert Gorlinski will sing at
DR.. McKenZie's benefit, tonight, at
he Reform Club Hall, and Prof.
Radcliffe will play couple of fine
iOlos and accompany several songs.
Owing to there being a perform
Ince in the Theatre on Thursday
the ball and tournament to
,e given at the Olympic Club Rooms
las been postponed till Friday night.
On Monday Judge Emerson made.
setting of equity cases: No. A, to
'e tried on March 2Sth; No. ), on
he 30th; No. 90, on the 9Th of April;
nd Nos. 106 and 14l, on the It'll of
April.
On Sunday evening, the Union
Pacific was three hours late, but
earring that there were an unusual
lumber of passengers, the Utah .
central waited, and arrived here i
bout 11.05 on Sunday night. 1
Mesquit is settlement on the Rio C
Tlrgen River, about forty-fYe miles 5
outhwest of st. George. 1t has 5000 !
ores Of A No. farming land, all in
ne body, which will sustain sew 3
nty-five families twenty-five fami-
les are there now, and still they
ONE.
Mr.. j. II. Edmunds, Of this city,
as invented an anti-frictiOn car
ruck, or rather a truck by which he
Xpects to overcome the friction Oc- c
by car wheels moving
round curves. A patent is to
pplied for, and the invention i
ested.
A son of Mr.. Blythe, who was
unning with the hook and ladder T
art down Commercial street last
light. when it was thought the
lahO bakery was on fire, fell and {
as run over by the cart. He had a
retty severe cut inflicted near one !
{ his temples, and the skin was
eeled off some OF his fingers. His Z
ljuries are painful but not danger
Us.
PoStoffices have been established Z
Clinton, Utah County, and In
ianola, Sanpete County, and Ed
ard Simons and Mormon V. Sell N
AN, respectively, appointed post
asters. The office at Cannon, :
ooele Comfy, has been discontin-
ed. Henry COnant has been APP
1inted postmaster of Kelton, Box
lder County, and James II. Daley, r
Summit, Iron County. i
Q kisses mel He kisses mel; 9
This is the sweetest song know;
And so ! sing it very low "
nd faint, and o, so tenderly, D. D.
That though you listen. noae but he II
May hear it SIS he kisses me.
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