The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-21
BRIGHAM CITY BITS.
A Breezy Budget From Box
Elders Capital.
THE NEW TIME CARD is n. G.
The Stake Academy-A Bad Accident
Peach Story-Dramatic Do
inRs-The l. cath Roll.

were married by Justice Ensign on
lFriday
These are the nights when moon sick
maidens go into rapturous ecstacies
and break down front gates.
THE new time card on the Utah 81
4 Northern cuts US down to one mail a
day each way, instead OF semi daily
pouch as heretofore.
JOSEPH NICHOLS, one OF WIZARDS
+ oldest and most respected citizens, died
. of dropsical ailment on Monday.
Ouite a number from here attended the
4 funeral.
AHANDsoME new hearse came into
town on Wednesday evening. 1t was
( ~, hased by the city through Council
/ man HorsIey. and is here to stay. We
have needed it.
Oh. JACOBSON, of Provo; is about
town delivering the Swartzbaugh peer
less steam cooker, an article of domes-
z tic economy that some housewives
! claim is indispensable.
In. BooTHE has just lost valuable
q stallion. The horse appeared to be all
right when he received his feed at
Il NIGHT. but was found the following
morning with his heels up.
L
q ment Associations are recognizing in
ali the wards preparatory for season
& of life and vigor; of activity and pros
1 perity. Thus do the youth OF Zion
march on in solid phalanx.
JARED MATTHIAS. of Glamorganshire,
South Wales, and brother of our county
4 clerk died at Scofeld, Emery County,
nm the 18th. No particulars. Brotter
Matthias emigrated about year ago.
MilLenninI Star please copy Romer,
Hs1twell and Matthias notices.
DIR. DAVIDSON, like Peters wife's
sAother.n has been "sick of a fever"
neighbor said TO him in the language of
scripture, Physician, heal myself"
The doctor acted upon the timely sug-
eestion, and is now to be found COM
pounding medicines behind the Coop.
prescription case as OF yore.
OUR B. Il. Jones passed successful
examination at the Ann Arbor Mich
Law College, andi now ascending the L..
L, B, ladder to fame and fortune-per-
hans. SiXtY-tWo of the season. sppli-
cants failed to pass and were rejected.
Brig. says there are thirteen other Utah
boys in the institute at the present time.
THE Right Reverend William Irwin,
Of New York City, the pope of Presby-
terianism or ecclesiastical head of that
order throughout the world, attended
Sseryices at the Tabernacle on Sunday.
he was invited to the stand, but de-
ciined because of a prior engagement at
his own church. Elder W. S. Hansen,
returned missionary, and Prof. ]. ].
Anderson were the speakers.
JOHN n. BooTHE. who was severely
kicked IN the abdomen by horse some
time ago, was AIKEN to Ogden on Tues
day to undergo a surgical operation.
One incision was made above the left
kp and two in the thigh, from which
ss7e than a pint Of matter was ex.
Il tracted and the swelling reduced. DR..
Perkins used the knife, Carnahan as
sisting. The patient is doing well.
ONE hundred and twenty names are
now down on the Stake Academy roll
The institution is having phenomenal
growth; other rooms have been fitted
up and additional help is required.
Judge J. D. Peters, who has held the
reins of government over the high
school students here for a number of
years, is again enlisted in the good
cause and now labors in connection with
8 Prof. Anderson.
Your article in Wednesdays daily,
October 10, entitled Honor to Whom"
etc., is more exotic than ingenious, and
the author, whose name is not
signed, unWittingly gives himself
dead away in the last paragraph. Were
it not for the gravity of the case, we
would indulge in little levity at the
expense of the doctor, but out Of respect
for the parents and the boy we forbear.
A COMPANY of Thesti ans, made up of
Brigham and Sprir gville amateurs will
= do the Utah circuit he coming Season.
The troupe will be accompanied by the
: Brigham combination brass band and
orchestra to help draw. All will WORK
on the per cent plan and if the purses
are not entirely depleted when the CON-
bination gets back to the starting point,
vt NAV venture into Idaho and Mon
ma It is safe to predict th al this ;eIeS
gauon CT rural talent, will not open the
season in Salt Lake.
ANOTHER case of disturbing the peace.
I On Monday complaint was filed
: charging Commissioner Darlington
with insulting and slandeTing one of
our citizens and using loud and prnfane
Language. A warrant and subpRnas
sATere issued to prosecute under the
tjty ordinance, but the doughty com
missioner, experimenting what would
follow, and learning that warrant
was out and in the hands of the mar
shall, went before Justice Ensign. COM
planned on hims II, and paid fine of
s. and costs.
The Semi Weekly NeoUS. of October 8,
contains the following: To-day
Bishop Robert Dansie, of Herman,
brought US samples of white orange
peaches of immense size and delicious
iayor. The pes cnes measured fIom
ten to eleven inches in circumference
1 each, and weighed eight to ten ounces.
They were fully equal to any that have
oeen exhibited at the fair. The fruit
vas grown in Bishop Daniels orchard
Herman, Salt Lake County"
'Pshaw," said David Bottle, our
aighbor, on reading the foregoing, Il
double discount that showing, or
ching l saw at the fair" And to
e it he brought forth a seeding
e .eestone peach, one of many, that
Measured twelve and half inches in
circumference and weighed fourteen
and half ounces, good weight. The
rosy checked beauty is now picked in
alcohol and on exhibition at the drug