The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-15
CHIPS.
Hot cross buns.

was in town on Thursday.
There were a great many drunken
men on the streets last night.
| S. w. Sears, Esq, and wife were
down from Ogden on Thursday.
The maximum thermometer, on
Thursday, Was t2'; minimum, 400.
The moon is on the wane, having
reached its fullness on Wednesday
night.
The aggregate value of bullion
shipments on Thursday was S.
I9576O.
The putting down of a new stage
floor will commence at the Theatre
to-day.
Two sports INDUCED in a fst-fght
yesterday ON Main street and were
arrested.
Sears 81 Liddle are running up
their store on First South street at
a lively rate.
Geo. W. Thatcher, Esq, superin-
tendent of the U. Il N, was in this
ity on Thursday.
The Utah Central was two hours
late last night. having waited for
the Union Pacific.
A flock of cranes were seen flying
northward yesterday, a sign Of warm
weather they say"
The calendar of criminal cases set
for trial, with the days, etc, is pub
lished this morning.
The electric light blazed forth
again last night quite successfully
for two or three hours.
A fine building, called Reggers
Row, in the southern part OF the
city, is nearing completion.
Mr.. John S. Davis wishes to dis
pose of his cronk beer business, a ST.
Two stores, on account of ill-health.
see adv.
Bullion shipment from the Park
City Smelter for the week ending
last Friday were 442 bars, weighing
44,1S4 pounds.
Prof. S. S. Hamil, his daughter
and Miss Ada Dwyer will give a
farewell reading at the Union Opera
House, Ogden, tonight.
A number of sweepstake pigeon
matches will be shot at BuhrIng's
Gardens this afternoon. Plenty OF
birds; plenty of sport.
The Home Dramatic Club will
perform divorce" two nights nexl
week. Miss a. A. Adams will make
her temperance here in 1t.
One of the sports arrested for
fighting, being unable to give secur-
ity for his appearance at the Police
Court to-day, was lodged in Jail.
A good farmer is better than a
poor doctor, and good borseshoer
is better than bishop who breaches
sermons that nobody wants to hear.
The trial of the gay young man
Marcus La Poer BerresfOrd is set fOl
Tuesday next, the 10Th inst. 1t Is
the second on the criminal docket.
A very big lot of mail matter
came i'll from the east last night,
but it was too late for distribution
and had not been assorted on the
road.
Judge Twiss has arrived from
Beaver, having adjourned his court
for the term, after most interest
ing session, at which a great deal of
business was transacted.
The first batch of instruments for
he telephone exchange arrived on
Thursday, and the work of putting
them up will now begin. The other
material is on the way by express.
b. w. NOwlin, the man run over
on Monday last, and who had
two ribs broken, is progressing
nicely, and is able to be around,
but has to move very carefully.
1t is pretty well settled that the
apricot crop was not destroyed by
frost the other evening. The peaches
were not enough advanced to be in
jured, and apples and plums are
rarely ever injured on that account. |
Two Cinnamon were arrested on
Thursday, on complaint by another
Chinaman, charging them with
stealing a coat said to have S25 inits
pockets. They were locked up to
await trial, set for u o'clock to-day.
The grand jury have found two
indictments under the United States
laws and three under the laws of
the territory. These with the three
returned on Wednesday make eight
in all. The jury is doing pretty
lively work.
Palace car No. 81 of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, came down from
Ogden on the 11.30 train, Thursday,
having on board party of tourists,
who took in the sights of the city
during the afternoon and the Thea
tire at night.
Prof. a. c. Smyth, who was so
successful in getting up the juvenile
performances of PinafOre and the |
" Grand Duchess" has been at work |
for some time in getting up "The |
IL dICO VI C41LdhNO ~ a ydhOA4AC
company, and will present it about |
the lst of May.
The Christy Mill and Mining
Company are breaking ground for a |
new and commodious office in the
lot adjoining the residence of Mr.. G. |
w. Morehouse. The Christy is show
ing a marked degree of prosperity, |
and we hope soon to chronicle the
same in regard to the other COM
panies operating in this district
Reef Miner.
Only . hair on his shoulder,
Long, and wsvy, and brown;
Only q cock-End-bull story
In exchange for his wife's deep froEn.
Only q broken broomstiek
Wildly waved in the air;
Only q strip Of court plaster
His wife had discovered the hair.
Jealous AdtTor.