Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-03-20
LOCAL JOTS.


street.
The winter term of the Deseret Univer
sity closed to-day.
Miss Nettie Thatcher will sing at Id;
Hitchcock's benefit.
A boisterous drunk was taken in by tn,
police this morning.
The east-bound D. & R. G. train carried
forty-three passengers.
Robert Gorlinski, the distinguished
baritone, at Ida Hitchcock's benefit.
The iron front of the new jennings
block was placed in position to-day.
The sun crossed the equinox to-day
but where was the regular equinoctial
storm
A little aal- liter of ]. L. Rawlins has
been seriously i'll with Group but is now
recovering.
To the Hon. Tohn T. Game we are in
debted for the congressional Record Ac-
cept our thanks
The Trial Of the use of A. M. Eddy VS..
Z. A. IRELAND As in progress in the Dis
trict Court to-day
The funeral OF the late Mrs George
Barr took place from the residence at l
O'Clock this afternoon.
The Moulton Mining Company has de-
clared its fifth dividend of seven and one
half cents per share, aggregating $50, 900.
There were no entries on Marshal Phil
lips slate this morning and Justice Spiers
went up in the hills and found gold
mine.
A company Of Mormon emigrants will
sail from Liverpool on the 18th of next
month, to be followed by other companies
on May 10th and June Goth. The fare
from Liverpool to Salt Lake this year is
$50.
Patience" was attended by very
large audience at Ogden last evening and
the performance was so highly satisfac-
tory to the Ogden people that there is talk
of its being repeated next Monday even
ing. The company play in Brigham City
this evening.
Three carloads of horses for the st.
Louis street car lines, were shipped over
the D. & R. G. yesterday by Parsons &
Co. They came from Captain Parsons
Nevada ranch. Twelve carloads of beef
cattle were also shipped from Spanish
Fork to Leadville.
Mrs. Dunford, the wife of Geo. L. Dun
ford, was subpened last night to appear
before the Grand Jury this morning. She
failed to put in an appearance this morn
ing and an attachment was issued and
placed in an officers hands but the de-
faulter could not be found.
The new time card of the d. & r. G.
w. will go into effect next Monday. The
train that leaves for Ogden at 8 :05 a. m.
and returns in the evening will be laid
off, and the Atlantic express will arrive
from the east at ;05 p. m, instead of
4 :55, and leave for Ogden at TO-
Messrs. Mulloy & Paul propose to make
several additions to their list of fine road
sters for the coming season. Mr.. Mulloy.
who left for Chicago last Monday, is COM
missioned to purchase several teams for
Salt Lake parties and will bring enough
more for himself to make up carload.
Mr.. Conklin telegraphed Captain Lusk,
superintendent of the Queen of the Hills
mine, for statement of the condition of |
affairs this morning, but at o'clock this
afternoon had received no reply. Mr..
Conklin is convinced that quiet has been
restored and everything is running
smoothly, or he would have received
further advices.
c. O. Whittemore yesterday filed a no
tice of appeal in the Simpson polygamy
case. The bill of exceptions is not vet
but the appeal will be based up
on erroneous instructions to the jury. If
Judge Zane is sustained by the Supreme
Court of this Territory, Mr.. Whittemore
declares his intention of carrying it up to
the SupremeSCourt of the United States.
The Utah Central and the d. & r. G..
Western are considering the ACCESSIBILITY
Of adopting regular conference rates to
Salt Lake City during conference time. If
his should be done more people will
,ome to Salt Lake than will go to Logan.
Two-thirds of those who come to
his city during conference time, do so to
'isit friends and to trade and not to at
end the Tabernacle.
In these days it is next to impossible {
or deputy marshal to make service in
ivil suits, so great is the scattering of the
,eople when an officer appears. Deputy
Yandercook drove out southeast of the I
ity Wednesday evening to serve sum- n
mons in a civil action, and it was thought \
hen and is still believed that he was 1
,oldng for some one to arrest, and con- E
equently he found no one at home.
We will show tomorrow morning Il
ouman's Celebrated New York Hats, Is
hich lead the fashion in New York, and e,
le- same i'm all cities in the United
ates.
NOBLE WOOD & Co., a,
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