Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-11-18
LOCAL J0TS.

Emma Lynn, native of England was adj
mitted to citizenship to-day.
Tony Tobias was tried and fined in the
Police Court to-day for battery.
B., b., B.. But which B is to B or not to
b? Aye, there's the rubi-Soliloquy of
Postmaster General Villas.
The horse thief John Riddle was brought
before the Grand Jury yesterday, and re-
turned to the Pen to await trial.
A party of ten Swedish miners from Tin
tic. left this morning for New York, via the
Rio Grande, en- route to Gollenburg.
The streets are spattered with representa-
tive stockmen, bound for the National Con-
vention at st. Louis, on the 23d inst.
The Bowers-London Bank case was re-
sumed in the District Court this morning,
with J. H. Cunningham on the witness
stand.
The Thompson Opera Company, which
has in its repertoire "The Mikado," is booked
for the Theatre November Both and Deem
Der 1st
In the case of the people against Frederick
Hopt, sentenced to be executed next Tues
day, an order staying execution for ten DAYS
was allowed by Judge Zane this morning.
At Alf's Main street bazaar is on exhibit
ton a fine display of assorted Nizza pottery
from Italy. The assortment embraces
ewers, vases, cups and everything in the line
of table dishes and shelf ornaments.
Jacob Kraut, the 17-year-old, boy injured
in the explosion at the brewery, is still liv-
ing. He is the youngest child of twenty by
the same parents. His mother is living in
this city, and is Frustrated with sorrow over
the almost fatal accident.
In the Coulam-Doull will case Judge Zane
to-day rendered Judgment in favor of the
devisee-Mrs. Ann Coulam nee Ann Doull-
awarding her the the property mentioned in
the will, and sustaining the bequest as being
the intention of the testator.
THE Mikado'' management are negotiat-
ing with the railroad company for sufficient
ly reduced rates to enable the large COM
pany to visit Logan. 1t is probable that the
anxious Japanese girls will have their wishes
to 60 on the road fully gratifed.
Three indictments were found against
James Moyle by the Grand Jury for unlaw-
full cohabitation To-day he was arrested
and gave bail for his appearance before the
Third Judicial District Court. n V. Jones
and Il. Moore went his sureties.
Connection by wire has been made be-
tween Park City and Bingham, saws the
Record. The telephone company accom-
plished the job. Wasatch rangers greet the
boys of the Oquirrh. Five minutes talk is
only fifty cents but what a lot can be done
in that time!
A female solicitor, giving the name of
Sarah Miles, made an assault on Waterman
Daniels at the Rio Grande depot last Sun
day and gave Tommy a black eye She was |
arrested and tried to-day for drunkenness, |
profanity and battery, and fined S35. in lack |
of which amount she will recline thirty-five |
days in Jail.
The protest of the Provo people against
Mr.. Kinney stepping into the postoffice there
has been considered by the Postoffice De-
partment and action i'll the matter delayed
until a hearing of both sides can be heard.
When Mr.. Kinney thinks it over, however,
and reads the protest filed against him. he
may resign realizing the full sense of the
remark that 'postofices are but feeting
show. for mans illusion given
The Opera House management have par
tltioned off one-haf of the large Storms
room for a theatre box Office large
window has been cut through from the
fine approach, and the new quarters are
perfectly lighted and provided with every
convenience. An iron railing separates the
box office from an elegantly arranged recep
ton room for the manager and visitors.
1t is quite evident that Judge Powers in
tends to follow the example set by Judge ,
Zane and administer heroic treatment to
such wormy and bellicose Individuals as NAV
be brought before him and convicted of
humping" the officers of his court while in ;
the discharge of their official duties. The {
Judges charge to the Ogden Grand Jury ,
should be carefully read by all parties who t
nay imagine they have grievances against .
he deputy marshals at work in the First :
District, and who may think they would like
% lick" the said marshals a la Burt. The
court that would neglect to protect its Off c
'ers in the discharge of their duties would n
lot be entitled to anybody's respect, and it
5 pleasure TO note that Utah has no such '
courts at present e