Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-12-09
LOCAL J0TS.
Ontario is quoted at S32.

Ontario is quoted at $32.
Wells, Fargo & Co. to-day received ship
ments of ore valued at $13,305.
The divorce case of Louis Ende VS.. Lydia
b. Ende was argued to-day and submitted to
Judge Zane.
Carleton's "Nanon" at the Opera House
this afternoon was hugely enjoyed by a very
large audience.
Mccormick & Co. to-day received one car
of Hanauer bullion, $2,750; and Crescent
ore, $1,000; total value, $6,050.
And now the city officials have got an
Underground over which they and their tools
may join the brigade gone before.
Carleton at the Opera House and Leavitt's
specialties at the Theatre promise fund of
entertainment and amusement for Salt
Lakers tonight.
Taylor O. Scott's ''Sea of lee Company
left this morning for trip through South
ern Utah. The first stand of the trip will
be at Lehi, where the company appears to-
night
James Marshall was to-day refused bail by
Judge Zane, who ordered him returned to
Beaver to make answer there for the for
feited bail on which he was out, pending
trial for extortion.
Daniel t. Manning, arraigned under the
name of William Manning, for uttering
forged paper, was brought before Judge Zane
to-day, and refusing to plead, a plea of not
guilty was entered by the Court.
The consolidated cases of S. G. Pancake
VS.. Clara and James Marshall VS.. Charlotte
and D. G. Smith, presents all the complexity
of Chinese puzzle. 1t is in the hands of
attorneys Mcbride, Denny, Watrous and
Darke,
The Herald quotes with glee an advertise
ment from the Provo Enquirer offering
DEMOCRAT stock at 30 per cent. of its par
value. La, we are glad to see it quoted so
high. What is the latest quotations on the
forged stock of the Herald?
Now that the troops from the Department
of the Pacific are advised to be held in read !
mess to march on Utah (see dispatch in an
other column), the City Council would do |
well to pass some more peaceful resolu- |
tions. Pretty soon they could get the entire |
United States army here.
Prominent Gentle: d" Well,- the CITY |
Council have cooked the report on the ru-
mors, and so we are no better off than be-
fore" Business Man" Now, don't get ex-
cited about the rumor business. What do
we care for the City Councils cooking of re-
ports so long as the Government has
McCooked the rumors p
Mr.. r. Alff, the live merchant again
comes to the front with whole show of the
finest holiday and standard wares known to
the trade. Everything antique and modern
in the way of pottery and bric-abrac is on
free exhibition at 140 Main street. and for
sale, too, as announced elsewhere in the
DEMOCRAT.
An operation on Lemuel Thomas, whose
feet were frozen in Pleasant Valley, took
place at the Deseret Hospital Monday, by
Drs. Anderson, Belle Anderson. and Shipp.
The patient was under the influence of ether :
two hours and half, and the amputation of
the toes of both feet was performed At I
last accounts Mr.. Thomas was doing well. ,
AT Argenta Lodge No. 3. A. T. & A. NJ.
last night, p. L. Williams, Grand Master.
installed the regular elective and appointive
officers for the following year. After the in
stallation the members all repaired to the !
White House, where splendid banquet had !.
been prepared by mine host Podlech.