Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-05-28
LOCAL J0TS.

Salt Lake potatoes are selling lii DellNel
at 50 per hundred.
Two five dollar DRINKS composed the
police docket to-day.
The market men on First South street
will keep open till y o'clock Saturday
The Hyams-Ireland case still absorbs
the attention of the Third District Court.
Many last years bathing suits are fly
ing from the line as the regular season
opens.
Several of our local sports are talking
of taking in the prize fight at Eagle Rock
on Sunday next.
The New York Life Insurance Company
has lust paid Mrs. Colonel Kahn $40, 400
on the life of her husband.
The marine drill alone, by twenty-one
little girls, in o. X. g., will be worth the
price of admission to the Theater on the
Both.
Wells, Fargo & Co. to-day received one
bar of Christy bullion, 81, 400, and four
teen bars OF Ontario bullion, $26, 725.8l;
total, $2S, 1851.
The directors of the Olympic Club met
last evening and prepared constitution
and bylaws to be acted on by the mem
bers in meeting Friday night.
The ladies' Of Westminster Presbyterian
Church give another of their famous
sociabes tonight at the Synagogue, two
blocks west of the Gift House.
Six tennis clubs OF this city have con-
cluded to begin tournament for prizes
next Monday, The games will be
watched with interest by my many per-
sons.
On next Sunday Raymond excursion
of thirty people will arrive here, and on
the following Tuesday party of seventy
from San Francisco will visit Salt Lake.
Both parties continue east via the scenic.
The City Council have entered into an
arrangement whereby the Utah Central
will lay a track and furnish gravel for ten
blocks of grading on Second West straet.
This grading is good act. Keep it up.
Angus NJ Cannon has taken an appeal
of his case, which will be argued all over
again before the Supreme Court OF the
Territory Judges Zane, Powers and
Foreman meet for that purpose June lst.
The Reds and McCooks play game of
base ball for the championship of Utah
next Saturday on Washington Square.
On Friday afternoon the Reds and Boun-
tiful Stars play the second game of the
series in this city.
The firemen and their many friends
enioyed a pleasant "out' at Fuller'S YES
terday. During the day and evening the
large crowd participated in outdoor
sports and dancing, without single in
tewuption to mar their pleasure.
A Blackfoot, Idaho, dispatch received
last night says that the jury in the case OF
DIR. Callahan, who shot down +. T. Will
liams without provocation, werethen out,
and it was expected they would return a
verdict Of murder in the first degree.
Rumor says (and in this case we be-
lieve rumor is correct) that Mr.. r. N.
Basbin will bring a standard horse here
in July. He is said to be young, fashion
ably bred, and goes under $50. He will
certainly have a hearty welcome from
horsemen.
On Decoration Day there are pro-
grammes handed out for Fuller's, Lind
sey's, Washington Square, the Lake,
Calder's, and even to Ogden and Provo
but the majority OF citizens will help
carry out the purposes of the day at the
Post.
The managers of the o. K. G. wish it
distinctly understood by all that there
will be no seats sold before tomorrow
(Friday) morning, at 10 o'clock, when a
clean sheet will be placed before the
public, and those arriving early will have
the first choice of seats.
The New York Mining Record of the
23d reports that the Ontario, which has
just declared its April dividend, has sold
to the extent of 10 shares at 500. 90 to
$24.25; Horn Silver with transactions ag-
gregatlng 1880 shares, has fluctuated be-
tween $l.S5 to $l90, and Stormont is
quoted at 8 cents.
The opening charge for patients at the
Territorial Insane Asylum has been fixed
at SO per week, 60 be reduced if the ex-
penses are less than that. 1t is estimated
that there are nearly 100 insane people
in the Territory, OF whom about twenty
five are able to pay this charge, the rest
being dependent upon The different
counties.
that the late CDR. Foot was not only a
dude, but a 'masher," and that he has
been guilty of practically the same offense
for which Cannon, Musser and others are
now in the penitentiary Six months
twice year is what CDR. Foot" ought to
get If he ever shows up in Salt Lake
again.
CDR. Foot, Jr., per NJ announces in
this mornings Tribune that CDR. Foot.
Jr, has not been restrained in the use
OF the name of DIR. Foot, and that his pa
tients are still at liberty to address him
CDR. Foot, per NJ As this alleged ''Dr.
Foot, Jr.," is not now in Salt Lake,
neither is it probable that he will be, it
looks as if 'Per M. +" was endeavoring 10
continue the fraud and obtain money by
false pretenses. CDR. Foot" and his in
stitute should receive the attention of the
Grand Jury.
Al