The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-06
Briefs.

THE U. P train was one hour late on
Sunday evening.
THE Georgia Minstrels held forth at
Park City Saturday night, fro1n whence
they proceeded to Denver.
"ToRQUEMADA" will be again repeated
som time during this week, it is ex-
pected, at the Court House.
COLLEEN BAwN is the title of the next
dramatic entertainment to be produced
by the Second Ward thespians.
THERE was no session of the First
District Court in Ogden yesterday. 1t
migrated to Provo for smother Sitting
there.
THERE.was meetin of the Hose Com
pany last evening, commencing at 7
O'Clock, at which important business
received attention.
THE congregation at the Tabernacle
on Sunday last were instructed in Cos
pei truths by Elder A. II. Cannon and
Bishop Edwin Stratford.
Do not forget the public literary en-
tertainment TO be given this evening in
the Union Opera House. Last nights
| performance was a pronounced success.
, Snow, snow, wherever you go;
Up on the mountains, the VALLEYS below;
Top of the houses, under your feet,
Slushy, wet, along the whole street;
I Snow, snow, nasty, cold snow.
A PERFORMANCE which is always popu-
lar, and. IN fact. eagerly sought after. is
| Uncle Toms Cabin. Abbe's favorite
COIN bination will present it On the 26th
in Ogden.
THE eagle, which has for some time
past been chained to an empty peel
| barrel, is now to be seen elevated on q
bran new perch. The soaring king al
birds is, however, still captive. Is this
| not crueltyp
| MINSTREL shows are always well p at
ronized III Ogden, hence most all the
| travelling troupes find their way here
On the 18th instant, Baird's Ministries
are booked to appear in the Union
Opera House.
THE Home Circle Orchestra is in fUll
| practice for the next concert, which viii
take place on Friday evening next. and
as an addition of clarionet, G trombone
and flute artists are engaged, the city
is on the gt1 vive; they expect q mas
ical treat, and they will get it.
WE have seen it stated that tho
mate was so grand in Utah that cl
came reluctantly in Decent Hint
! joyously skipped in FebgB> >er ar
year would seem to be an p .ry. Th
the frost and snow sti' 'Aception, II
and seem to be in no stay with u
TIE Topographic hurry 70 depaf
he'd their month"; Al Union Of Ogde
| in the Social HP ! meeting on Sunds
usual routine !, Fourth Street. II
| 10
! committee e reports of the variou
The opir s were read and approved
membC hon seems to be held among III
ara 5rs that toe prospects of the Unio
bright.
WE 90 not hear anything more jus
low low ABOUT the proposal to buy out tn
Osoen wooden mills and the Formation
o. company to run them. The worl
- progressing, nevertheless, under tn
paIlent care OF the Chamber of Com
neice manufacturing committee. Tn,
PROJECT was not born to blush nm
seen, as time Will amply prove
Vgoen VIII yet become, and before very
long, too, the market of the west foI
WOODEN goods.
&c. WHIzzE" is the signature adoptec
oy new writer on the Optic. In bi.
maiden effort be describes the depot
building in this city as being "uniqut
IN its ugliness. unique in its want OF
recommendations, and unique in its
well In its uniqueness." His description
OF the depot is about as unique as bis
article, although we think the latter has
dec' dedly the advantage, as it is certainly
entertaining, if not elegant, neither Of
which qualities dare our depot lay any
claim to.