The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-03-15
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The price of flour is rising.

The price of flour is rising.
Pirates of Penzance" at the Thea,
tire tonight.
The Supreme Court reconvenes
on the 4th of April.
One plain drunk was fined S. on
Monday; a second, SO.
The new Theatre steps will be
finished by this evening.
The moon was at its full last
night. and was very beautiful
The maximum thermometer on
Monday was AZ; minimum, 29O.
Silver quotations, on Monday
New York, 1.1211S Salt Lake, 1.O916.
Four or five boys, arrested for
destroying property,were discharged
The bullion shipments, on Mon
day, aggregated in value the sum of
S15,2I75S.
Monday was a pleasant day, and
pretty brisk in a business sense,
judging from appearances.
Father Gavazzi and DR.. Thomp-
son, his colaborer, left for San Fran
cisco on Monday afternoon.
1.-THE Union Pacific passenger was
nine hours late last night; for which
reason no eastern mail arrived.
On Sunday evening a train of
eight sleepers for the Southern
Pacific Railroad of Arizona" arrived
in Ogden.
The sale of tickets for the Emelie
Melville performances has been re-
markedly heavy, and they are now
an assured financial success.
The HERALD extras, announcing
the assassination Of the Car and
giving the particulars, were the topic
of conversation on the street yester-
day.
The postofice at Point Lookout,
Box Elder County, has been diScon-
tinued. Reuben G. JOlley has been
appointed postmaster of Ranch,
Kane County.
The only business in the District
Court, on Monday, was the further
hearing of the motion to dissolve
the injunction in the case of the Ac-
cident Us. the Tiewaukie.
Mr.. Madison, the wagon dealer
about one-half block below the The
atre, is making some notable i'm
provementS on his premises, by
building a new adobe warehouse,
etc., right ON the street.
The Emelie Melville Opera Troupe
did not play at Ogden last night,
having failed to make connection,
owing to some delay in the rail-
roads; but the company will be here
on time tO-day-at l1.S0.
The young men who were arrested
on Saturday night Ill making their
exit from julie Clasbey's saloon, APP
peared at the City Hall on Monday,
as directed, and were told that they
would be notified when they were
wanted.
a rousing meeting was held in
the Mckenzie Reform Club Rooms
last night, persons being unable to
obtain seats. The subject was the
erection of a Home, which is to cost
and which is to be a stock
concern.
The storm we had here on Sunday
was very heavy north of Ogden, and
terribly severe between Woods
Cross and the Sandridge. Near
and Pennington it blew
so heavily, that passengers on the
south bound Utah Central were
afraid the cars might be upset.
The Union Pacific was so much
behind time on Sunday night, that
the Utah Central did not wait, and
the mail and passengers were
brought down on Monday morning.
The delay was caused by fear of 3
from heavy rains near
North Platte, which, however, did
not take place.
Ring out wild bells, and tame ones too
Ring out the lovers mooni
Ring out the little slips and socks,
Ring in the bib and spoonl
Ring out the muse, ring in the nurse
Ring in the milk and water!
Away with paper, pens and iAk-
Ny daughter. oh, my dAughteri
-Benediet.