The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-05
Provo POINTS.
.....iug Items from the Capital
Of southern Utah.

-, s.oor goes to your city to-day
: 0. stocr, JH-, visited Salt Lake
fr'9' N. CLAP returned from the
cspitsl to-day :. :, i. dow, :,
'er ,oy O. +. WHITNEY came down tc
pity eity this evening
gu ,vr A. O. SMoor went to the
Pc ssiI on Friday and returned to-day
e'p' RICHARDS and Mrs. C. F.
GEO. 5a o. 90 to the metropolis to-day for
short stay.
,,1N is coming soon. The air
NOPE nleasant this afternoon and
: COZ %1ind blows rather hard
'h' p,cxs. agent of the D; & r. G.
J0f Iobn Peters, agent OF the Y; z.
aliiiIrosd, have gone to Logan LOT d SNORT
sOjourn.
TEL n5 Of The Asylum. The parts of
be plsoeH tins are arriving here the last
dsyOr two
rrg AND apricot trees are now IN
fEAUa and show prospects of large
bosso.tt' of fruit this year, providing
ailloIuIf rrost" does not get ahead OF it.
v,x1NAr1oN at the Is. Y. Acad-
lh Eao concluded to the entire salts
etI ~ w~ Of ali the participants on Friday
iaCHUn A number of visitors were
nolnt0 The fourth term commences
Pr Monday morning.
Tax psovo Iron foundry is now turn
tn mt some good work. The machin-
lng Is sS not vet quite all arrived, but is
cry l Ted soon. Our people have made
elPe .ood step, in establishing the iron
ehs st here, and we hope the benefits
ilu ~ derived therefrom will soon be
y o+S;cssble. and we are positive they
vii be appreciated.
suyp,yY TURNER called on four of
~ JrNe stores this morning and mott
s gu in ths proprietors thereof that
5H had complaint against
i ne M charging them with having
lllSiI y,nirituous rquors-for other than
lSo ~ purposes-and notified them
~ snSear at the court house. VIII give
All PARTICULARS IN our next.
0rn CITIZENS are wondering and in
ionbt as to whether the First District
Conrt viii conv2ne on Monday as an
ocnnced Rumor has it that Judge
R or will temporarily assume the
sTties of the bench until some one is
annojnted. Everyone is in hopes that
GFTt will convene on Monday, as it
v;Il ts some extent, revive business,
which at present is Oppressively dull.
0y SuEpAY last the Y. II. NJ. l. A.
conference was held in the Tabernacle,
and President Cluff asserts that
never before has there been |
90 large an attendance at their |
meetings. We understand, that the |
celebrating of the 4th Of July. by all the |
Mutual improvement Associations of |
this stake, was talked over, and COM
1littee's were appointed to locate
crouAds. and make all necessary ar
fangements for, and pertaining to the
grand picn;e. Il is intended to hold the
ee.ebratiOR somewhere near Provo.
Ox TsEsDiY evening. at the residence
q Elder r. J. INITIAL, ! surprise party
was given in honor of the Elder, who,
IN short time, leaves his family and
friends to 90 on mission to England.
His many friends, acquaintance and
relatives we're present. and all took an
interest. whic1 made it very pleasant
for all A very nice supper
vas spread, around which all
the guests assembled, and did
ample justice to the many good things
before them, after which a collection
vas taken up, and the sum of $12 was
contributed, which was rendered Mr..
Nuttall by Robert Gillespie, which was
accepted, and in few well chosen and
impressive remarks be thanked them
of their kindness, after which the sew
efal guests, after wishing him success
and God peed in his new labors, de-
parted, expressing themselves as hay
ii1s spent an enjoyable evening.
al the teachers will meet this even
iag!Saturday) at Mrs. Jennie Tanners.
. md farewell, and have an enjoyable
une With Elder n. L. Nelson, who has
Sled IN the capacity of instructor in
1e Academic department of the
aAaeRy for two years past, and is
cos about to leave for the Southern
N2leS On q mission. Y. ARA.
Provo, April 4th, 1885.