Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-07-22
LOCAL JOTS.

The new Gordian knot-fifteen an hour.
A strong rally of the Democrats is expected
in the Ninth ward tonight.
The Salt Lake Reds play the Denvers next
Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Wells. Fargo &jCo. to-day received one bar
of Christy (Silver Reef bullion valued at
S1,695.
The ''We, Us & Co." combination will con-
clude their engagement at the Theatre this
evening.
The Shears Brisacher case is made con-
spicuous by the way it hangs on from day to
day, with endless contradictory evidence.
Rev. CAROLS reception at the parlors of
the Methodist Home last evening was a
brilliant and hearty welcome to the newly
appointed pastor.
Mr.. Fuller, proprietor of the well-known
pleasure gardens, offers many amusements
for the patrons of his favorite resort on
Pioneer Day, the 24th.
A large excursion party of the ever moving
Californians will reach Salt Lake over the
Union Pacific on the Both, and make hotel
keepers and hackmen happy.
Mccormick 81 Co. to-day received Queen of
the Hills ore valued at 81, 800, Crescent ore,
$5050; one bar of Stormont, $1,000; and one
Car of Hanauer bullion, s., 300; total, 81, $50.
Shadows of Great City" the successful
melo-drama, will be presented at the Salt
Lake Theatre tomorrow night. The box
Office is now open for the sale of reserved
seats.
On Friday evening last a surprise party
was held in Tintic, Mr.. Pat Shea being the
recipient. Everybody enjoyed it, and Mr.
Shea's genial treatment of his guests made it
quite an event to all present.
Through the courtesy of General McCook
the entire hospital service of Fort Douglas
including the ambulances, has been placed
at the disposal of the printers tomorrow.
The killed, manned and wounded will re-
ceive the best attention possible.
At Washington Square on the Twenty
fourth number of bicycle clubs will con-
test for the "frst place" The Stars and
Clippers will have a match game of ball,
which promises to be interesting, as both
clubs have made good showings.
The Denver d Rio Grande have some large
flyers out which announce greatly reduced
rates from Alta, Bingham, points south of
Spanish Fork and from Ogden to Salt Lake,
for all desiring to attend the Pioneer Day
celebration next Friday. Tickets are at
about half rate, and good until the 9th inst.
Illo DEMOChAI dChuOWltuS6S Will
the gift of a fine roller map from the d. d
II. G. city ticket office. This reference en-
braces all the territory through which the
Rio Grande scenic system extends. The
margin contains fine cuts of Marshal Pass,
Royal Gorge Black Canyon, and a score of
handsome views along the celebrated road.
Our Eureka correspondent Miner writes
that. while several men have been discharged
lately, there are still about 400 miners en-
ployed, and the town is lively. A mysteri-
GUS disease has broken out among the hogs
of that camp, and many have died from it,
The people think the disease comes from the
filth of the town, and another 'clean up is
recommended.
Mr. Kendall who took the part of the
horse doctor while 1--WE, Us q Co." was be-
ing presented in New York, left the company
at San Francisco, and Mr. Thompson was
substituted for him. 1t is said that Mr..
Kendall was thorough comedian, and the
life of the play. The part is most too light
for Mr.. Thompson, and the company should
try to get a comedian of ability to take that
important part.