The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-03-29
PROVO POINTS.
,.eting of Salt Lake and
Ssg Utah County Teachers.
.,,,srY COURT PROCEEDINGS.
paragraphs and News Hap
r'r''I peuings in Utah oOunty's
Capital.

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dsndstil FIJI forco tbes
oVeiy evenings
p,"T 70 on business
CALDER came down from Sal
d =, this morning
leS n,ssEyaER trains on the D. & R
B Ssre late on Friday.
We woopHoUsE, of Lehi, was OBJ
..JJS CsdG on our streets today
nopr1AR painter, Henry Maiben
0CE on ro to Logan for short visit.
sac ,,rp7 base ball nine have gone
TIE aer ont today to play the nine o.
that burg.
IT f. GATES yesterday as.
JgaI4'tIi Graves $15 for assault and
Sattery on his WIFE,
- rr,rHER is still lovely, roads
IhL never better, and nights are too
0easant to last long
Joseph A. West came down from
o .gsn n he present at the board meet
gsu of the Asylum on Friday.
m Foor, OF Salt Lake, will deliver
DE- .os IN Cuffs Hall on Monday,
F sossio1 and Wednesday evenings.
n PARRY. the lrustling Salt Lake
..,,i =, y has been in Provo the past
lew days in the interest OF his business.
W. CARROLL. Jos. A. Jennings, S. B.
,t,o-s and Peter Stubs went to Tintic
an Thursday to attend to some mining
property
Arr WHfrwogTH is again at his post
n s Hines drug store. He has been
,i.itiDg his parents in Salt Lake for a
couple OF weeks
Trr REGULAR weekly meeting of the
Philosophical society of the B. Y. acade-
nv vas held lasteVening, and an inter
sting programme rendered.
THT TRAVELLING express auditor, G.
" Curry. whose headquarters are at
ssrds. and the freight auditor. Joe
Brinker, Of the D. & r. G., stopped over
in Provo Thursday.
A7rHE meeting of the directors of
the Asylum Friday we understand that
il was decided to postpone work again
for short time As all the members
Of the Board were not present, all the
business Tas not attended to.
4 very pleasant social hop was given
in the Fourth Ward Westinghouse Fri
day evening, for the benefit of Elder
Richard Nuttall, who leaves for Eng
land about April 9th, on a mission.
Brother Nuttall has filled the office of
ghOOlmaster in the East District for
the past TWO or three years, and has
gained the good will of all by his genial
and kind disposition which be has exer-
csedm RECONSTRUCTION Of the young. The
school teachers will lose a good and
faithful incumbent upon their ranks,
but will have the consolation of know
ing that he is doing good elsewhere.
The benefit was perfect success.
An ENTERTAINMENT of calesthenic
exercises, singing, etc., was given in |
6ees Hall on Friday evening, under |
NE supervision of Miss CIapp; J. Huse, |
H. superintendent of the New West |
COMMISSION, was present and made a |
iIel address on the necessity of having
.IesIaenleS IN our private and public
sA9oS, IN order that our children
l5l' gam sufficient recreation to enable
VEN 70 overcome the fatigue brought
osaf upon them by the over-taxatlon /
. \ llef mental abilities. Miss Fawnie
' ~. rendered song which WAS duly
appreciated, and the concert closed,
LIE DELEGATION of Salt Lake Comfy
SS1'iTS !, arrived here this morning on
- NJ =, !. K. K. at $40, and went i'm
m MY 10 the Academy, where the
5S H." was in session. Among |
ny o,4 Nv we're observed Mr.. and Mrs. WIZ
~; Nj. and Mrs. Stewart. Mr.. Morgan
T. A.. L Geddes, Miss Nellie Snencer Miss
P,S5 sf TSdIlsmon, Miss Lynch, Miss
snj n, AWARDS Miss Clara Snedeker
Oirt M I r e9edeker. Teachers from I
mr. r., etah County were also present.
Esss. lrSt introduced to Professor
,,- ana addresses were made
N e,efal of the instructors
Rrs .-I Ts,. exchanged in regard to the
laj1t sass Oh educating the young. A
d M ;S'sstlng time was spent in sing.
Iet6s sung "ag through the exercises. |
Ia M uulournment of the conyen-
u EIcslsiSool[ IG Oh our children retired to
'9lastt a Tr,tga ihIotel, where an elegant
Sosn tba a them. They were then
eirDptorrl lportant features of our
AroQgbIIr@ IL which they all seemed to
YES a bSlloy; and expressed them
NJ COns lug Jug well pleased with their
1 @.SssIaLr meeting of the MutuaI
S'elareSS a Te Of our city, was held in
As last evening which moved ID
Sletrs u zen meetings always are in
\ The diferso.sa4l and credit to
asste sor r1ent y. members. The fol-
Sfe Of the ~ VI the most important
SNen, Of tho tH!ste.r,1alnment: Andrew .
ases, With anIh Ward, opened the !
Siy Of fba;. auaress, urging the /;
~ The VT J!t nearly cooperation
M ,il-neyt which they had en- !
wei, w w In order came a song
Saa bv we" ne the Robins Nesf !
vas 4? Miss Nellie FIemm ITeo'
slsa ra Ssll rendered. FolIowipS1, !
,eftainly Jd. aeon BY Oscar Wilkins,
HING this eSefVlns of great praise.
~ HOllv Nj was an address by
-iely liste naich was closely ana
es,g Tie Hga au to, and then came
y =. Genera monica band, which
let, ind;o movement and shut
y hose nS rasne of the general
y nd IL, "rl music, as '-i It "it tioa stee
55Ssft sstaioP BY yu aiiss %ilk Hhs
Ss,sd the ee ceo, with great feeling t