Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-07-18
LOCAL JOTS.

If you wish to enjoy an evening of mirth
go and see the Gold Day When We Get
Left played at the Theatre tonight.
Between twenty and thirty patients will be
sent from Salt Lake county to the new Ter
ritorial Insane Asylum early next week.
Belva A. Lockwood, saws the Butte Inter
Mountain, if she gets out of Utah IN her
usual state of health, is coming to Montana
Mr.. d. G. Calder has on DISPLAY in the
show windows of Calder's Music Palace
some very fine Autographs of the Shadows
of Great City"
The Provo Theatre will have grand OPEN
ing on the night of the 24th, the Home
Company giving the initial performance
The Streets of New York.
VIM. Bodin, for getting on good-natured
drunk and failing to navigate with decorum.
had his autograph placed on the city police
record with an assessment of 50 attached.
Religious services at st. Marks Cathedral
tomorrow: Holy Communion at 1870 a. M.
Sunday school at 8:45 a. M, morning service
with sermon at ii a. M, and evening PRAYER
at p. IN.
The Shadows of Great City, will be
presented at the Theatre during the comino
week. This is said to be a splendid melo-
drama, and will be played by fine array of
dramatic talent.
Rally round the flag tonight in front of
the DEMOCRAT Office 1t is a Cleveland and
Hendricks banner, and is flying at full mast.
All the citizens of Salt Lake are invited. and
doubtless large numbers will be present.
The Democratic meeting tonight will he
a rouser. Old and Young Democracy will
be present, and vigorous speeches from able
speakers are on the programme The Opera
HOnGp hand will Of I,o;s,
lite selections.
Boise City is grumbling at the telephone.
The last issue of the Idaho Democrat saws.
IF Annett, the telephone man, does not
wish to have his business i'll Boise irretriev-
ably injured, he had better haste hither and
comply with the wishes of the people"
eve, Us d Co." will be placed on the
boards of the Theatre on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday of next week and there will
be a special ladies and children's matinee ON
Wednesday afternoon. 1t has the name of
being one of the most laughable farces of
the day.
The man Thorn, implicated in the Spanish
Fork chlld-murder case. is now in Jail AT
Provo, and will be examined next Wednes- |
day. The particulars of the crime are of q |
very revolving nature, and. as it is claimed
that Thorn is a ''Mormon-eater' the Dese,,ef |
NelUS will give them to its readers in full.
There will be an immense crop of water
melons in Utah this year, and as several |
carloads of them were proftably shipped to
Loadvllle, Denver and Pueblo last season. a |
special rate on melons has been asked for
over the Rio Grande with view of forward
ing great many cars of the truck to Colo
RADIO the coming season.
glance at the candidates selected by the
Democrats is sufficient to insure the conf
dence of every citizen. Look at the names
OF IL. O. Chambers, j. l.. Rawlins. j. Z.
hlngsbury, DR.. Benedict, w. G. Sharp and
the rest of the ticket, They are put up by
the people, if elected will work for the peo
pie, and are worthy the suffrages of the peo-
pie.
Further inquiries at the San Francisco
Chop House ELECTED the information that
James Kinney, the absconding waiter. had
robbed the till of $35, and it is supposed
from the dropping off of the usual receipts
while he was on duty, that he knocked
down" at least that much more. Another
waiter by the name of Harry Smith. who ,
occupied the same sleeping room with Kin
ney, missed 500 in money, pair of pants.
necktle and pin day or two before Kinney
skipped, and as it is known that Kinney was
none too honest with his employers, he is
also suspected of the other theft I