The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-02-18
PROVO POINTS,

,.,,.rs HAvrET was seen on o1i
,,.ssts today .,,-.. IS with us
again. . 6 wrBprr and wife visited
Col CO.., on IN sunday. >. o,,-
Provo - Issslsos came down |. spot to s 4aT
i. Is, - sunday, and maze '
With U.s. .bo travelling D. &
J0 @ AUDITOR spent Aonu@ -
midst ,so train on the D. & r. G.
No FAs6EsSsaadie it somewhat mconYe-
ysstef9a "a mail purposes as II was tneh
9 3..si6Ie lG' until mt this morning
de'''e g,,eesos, Arthur Brown, G: s.
JUDGE ~ w IRE Rennett and A. 81. Winn
Ysnan, 7. W here Monday morning TO
1,,tt. a5lb 70 their duties in court.
S''4 ,.,,rsp,r. who has for slong time
c. NeauATb@a barber shop just east OF
H. west Coop mas Fgs ,ylen ROCK idaho,
nsss me he Intends engaging IN t6e . same aong
where aion n, Mr.. McMurray had a goo9
Ccc1patbtGiiiel' here, and we hope ne VIII
irade Nth Nth success in his new held
me- otter court opened, on Mon
day S lrss occupied in the empan!,eSling
tI 2 10 Grand Jury. The Jurors VIII con on
OF me ~. 9l| rest of this week IN making
same designations, and finding their
!iis 5..a.+- non The petit jury WILL not oe
caied until next week.
nan the pleasure of inspecting a
W. &c 90 large oil painting, executed by
Yety ~ Edith Bee, and it certainly
vs. Us great credit on the young
IeDeS' srii7 The painting represents a
lazy S iandscape. and the blending OF
love-. No. shows the excellent taste OF
the artist.
Nc An. SIMMONS, a young lady IA
u = If are living at Pleasant Grove,
We gerT delicate operation performed
I u, b g by Or. Simmons. A polyopus,
" Ihi aJ, was almost an inch and a quarter
=: nNl longih was removed from her LETT
90 Tbe patientw was placed under the
iSanenoe OF ether during the operation,
an. and suffered very little. She Is now do
ing well.
Tgv CONCERT given on Monday night,
:, Tinfrs Hall, under the auspices OF
The district schools, for the benefit oil the
Cty Library, proved to be the best
entertainment Of the kind ever given IN
this Mace The house was crowded,
there not being even standing 1left.
The children all rendered their par s adj
mirably and are deserving Of great
credit as also are their teachers. Miss
Lille Roberts, who had charge OF the
musical department, is certainly entitled
10 great praise for the able manner IN
which she fitted her pupils for the ex-
hbiton. 1t will be repeated this eve
ning.
TER NEW foundry belonging to Leo.
Whitehead is now completed with the
execution Of some of the machinery
(which has not yet arrived) being put
in place. The foundry was started up
last Saturday, and the first casting
done, which was very successful. Leo
seems 10 be well pleased, and is conf
dent that he viii meet with success, as
he has every convenience necessary for
the work done in a frSt-class foundry.
VS. ARE now called upon to chronicle
the NEST sad and pitiful accident which
has occurred here for years. The 2-year-
old son Of Thomas Davis, who resides
in the Fourth Ward of this city, while
playing with his brothers, was acct
dentally pushed backward into a tub of
boiling swill. He was scalded from his
waist downward to below his knees so
severely that not a particle of skin re-
manned where the swill had touched
him. DR.. Simmons was Immediately
called and did all in his power to save
the unfortunate child, but his efforts
proved unayailing. The child, after
suffering fourteen hours of excruciating
pain passed away. His parents are sor-
row stricken at the sad accident, and
undoubtedly have the sympathy of all.
Y. ARA.
Provo, February II, 1885.