Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-07-01
LOCAL JOTS.

There are twenty different religious be
llets practiced in Salt Lake City.
Twenty deaths are reported by Josenl
=. Taylor, city sexton, for the month o.
June.
Salt Lake, although the Fourth is near al
hand.
Wells Fargo & Co.'s bullion shipments
from silver heet for the month of June ag-
gregated $50, 406.59.
Camping out parties are beginning to Sc
lect the right spot aud preparing for a few
weeks out in the canyons.
Mccormick d. Co. to-day received two cars
of Hanauer bullion, $4,000, and Queen of
the Hills ore, $1,000; total, 5000.
RidgeIy Lodge, No. 8, 1. o. o. F., will
have installation of officers this evening.
All members are requested to be present.
private telegram announces the arrival
this evening, of Mr.. II. G. Wallace, the Late
disappointed Land Office Receiver in Utah.
Prof. Vincent, manager of the Flagstaff
mine, Is said to be in the city, with view
of extensive improvements on the old prom
erty.
The foundation for the Catholic college
to be built IN the Twelfth ward is prooress
ing rapidly, and will soon be ready for the
walls.
John w. Davis, arrested Monday morning
for battery on James Kinney, a waiter. was
tried and fined $39 in the Police Court to-
day.
Several hundred Tenth warders, including
the Sunday School, went to the lake to-day
and inaugurated the opening of the Lake
Point hotel.
The fOot-weary collectors about town saw
that to-day receipts are the best of the sea-
son. This certainly speaks encouragingly
for the future.
Lead has taken another Jump. and Is
quoted IN New York to-day at $50 per hun
dred. This is highly gratifying news to the |
lead mine owners of Utah.
Ed. Carroll was arrested yesterday for
striking woman named Jenny Burns. He
was tried this morning before Judge Speirs
and fined $50 for the battery.
The registration lists for thirty-one pre-
cincts, which embrace the whole of Salt Lake
county, were filed with County Clerk Cutler
to-day, In accordance with law.
There will be debate between the mem
bers of Utah Lodge No. and Jordan Lodge
No. 8, l. q. o. F., tomorrow evening. Sub
jeot: ReSolUed, That Deception is Justifi
able Under Some Circumstances.
1t is a refreshing sight to see the lordly
Commissioners walk up Second South street
In the intense heat and to know that they
are doing that and that only for pure love of
country and five thousand year. There is
nothing like self-sacrifice.
The new Barker Nine make their first an
pearance on the diamond next SATURDAY. in a
contest with the Reds for purse of $50.
Most of the Bankers are old ball PLAYERS
and the game will prove an intensely ex-
citing one. Bicycle races are also announc-
ed among the other sports. Washington
Square will doubtless be we'll patronized on
the Fourth.
Yesterday afternoon a boy by the name of
Willie Lamb, who has been in the employ of
Trumbo d Boggs, got his fingers caught in
the governor of the small engine which they ,
use for freezing ice cream, and lost one ,
Joint of the first finger of the right hand ,
DR.. Bowers amputated the finger nearly to
The second joint, and Willie is getting along
nicely to-day. !
Tonight Frederick Warde commences his
engagement at the Opera House in the title {
ole of ''Virginius, ~ and the young tragedian I
will doubtless have fine reception From !
he beginning to the end of the piece he is Z
aid to be master of the situation. Subdued \
md quiet in the more tender episodes, lofty y
n bearing during his flights of anger, noble
n despair and grand in death, in all equally '
and equally true to nature and to v
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