Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-07-02
LOCAL JOTS.

at $7X.
The Mormon emigrants will arrive next
Tuesday.
Two cents will now carry letter weighing
one ounce, or fraction thereof.
Thomas Kane, charged with battery on a
fellow prisoner will be tried tomorrow.
Judge Powers will deliver the Fourth of
July Grafton at the Ogden celebration, IN
Lester Park.
Edward Nickson and Sam Bartlett were
fined $3.50 each in the Police Court to-day,
for being drunk and profane.
The talk in base ball circles is the contest
between the Reds and Bankers Saturday.
Betting seems to be about even.
Warde in "Shylock'' tonight will give
lovers of the legitimate an opportunity of
witnessing an Incompatible piece of acting.
The bottom is reported to have fallen out
of the silver mine discovered in Blacksmith
Fork canyon, near Logan, and the boom mas
bursted.
Wells. Fargo d Co. to-day received one
bar of Christy bullion, $1,370; one bar of
Vienna, 81, $40, and one bar of Lion bullion,
$272.10; total, $3,582.1O.
Bishop Warren, of Denver, and Rev. S. j.
dist Church this evening, at o'clock, in the
interests of the Missionary Society. All the
people are invited.
Opera House vs. Theatre nine, with some
of Warde's company thrown in, played
match game of ball this morning for keg
of beer. The Theatre gang gobbled the beer
bya score of is to IL.
The Spirit Of the Times, of June 81, says:
met Mr.. Walker, of Salt Lake City, at the
Driving Park, and learned that he has traded
his chestnut mare Ethel, by Messenger
DuFoc, for the gray horse Romero, 2:l916.
A debate will be held III Odd Fellows Hall
this evening between Utah Lodge No. and
Jordan Lodge No 3-two members each.
Subject: Resolved, That Deception is Some
times Jpstifable." All Odd Fellows are in
vited to be present.
Feiya Lockwood, the noted woman's rights
advocate, will lecture in the Salt Lake
Theatre next Monday evening. Her subject
is entitled, Political and Social Life in
Washington" The regular prices have been
reduced for the occaiiOn.
Barlow a. Wilson's favorite minstrels are
billed for the Salt Lake Theatre next week.
The company is spoken of as being one OF
the best burnt cork opera troupes on the
road, and no ''old chestnuts" are carried
along by the end men.
Mr.. Kennedy, arrested yesterday by the
police for passing counterfeit money, was
tried before Justice Speirs to-day. The
hearing lasted over an hour, and was argued
between Mr.. Fletcher and Attorney s. A.
KenneY. He was discharged
A rare musical treat is promised the peo-
pie of Butte on the occasion of a concert to
be given by Professor B. b. Young and
Madame Mazuccato Young, two dis
tinguished vocalists, accompanied by other
first-class talent.-Batte lnter-Mountath
The sports on Washington Square on the
Fourth will be enlivened by bicycle con-
test open to all corners, for a gold medal,
and after the base ball match there will be
a handicap bicycle race for silver goblet.
All members of the club will probably enter
the last race.
Bids for building the grand stand at the
race track are being considered and the con-
tract will probably be let next Monday, In
style and elegance ii will correspond with |
the judges stand. People will probably oc-
cupy it about the oath, as some races are
contemplated for that date,
Sheriff Allison, of Summit county, is in |
the city, and says the Coalville coal mines |
are shipping considerable quantity of coal |
TO the Ontario and other Park City mines
since the u, y. and Utah Eastern difficulty |
was settled, The Grass Creek coal mines
are reported on FIRE, and some forty miners
have gone TO Rock Springs,
The Home Dramatic Company will place
the sensational drama "Fettered" before the
public at matinee and evening perform
ance on the Fourth. The Club is now
stronger than usual, and its past successes
are an earnest that "Fettered" will be pro-
duced with all the energy and eclat of the
past.
The way they intend to celebrate the
Glorious Fourth in Wood River may be
judged by the following item in the HALEY
Times. Harry w. Morse received two car
receive as much more Thursday. He says
that he is doing what he can to make the
coming celebration success.
The discovery of natural gas in Salt Lake
will find added interest from the following,
iE the New York Mining Record, showing
10 what use the gas is being put in Pennsyl-
vania: by the middle of July, Pittsburg
will have undergone q wonderful change.
natural gas has been introduced,
and in few weeks it will be used instead of
coal in all the Pittsburg mills except by
Chess, Cook d Co. 1t is snokeless, odor-
less fuel, and the place will lose its world
title of Smokey City," The in
habitants are rejoicing at the prospect of I
getting rid eff the SCOT and dirt.
Some time has elapsed since theater-goers
nave had the opportunity of listening to the
choice music of the Opera House orchestra,
but last evening again brought that excel {
ent organization prominently to the trout, I
and hearty encores were demanded for two
IF their selections The thorough discipline ,
If the musicians, under the baton of Peder-
ION, by which each player executes his part
md no more, the skillful orchestration by
which the beauties Of the piece are SO read !
ly Eperceived, and the general precision {
by the players are exceedingly !
features. Mr.. Warde appreciated ]
he music as well as the audience.
Ladies Should Use DIR. HeDley's !
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