Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-05-19
LOCAL JOTS.

"must CO."
80. X. g." is well represented in the
show window of the Emporium corner.
The Second Judicial Court, at Beaver,
is expected to adjourn this week.
The First District Court opens at Ogden
tomorrow with Judge Powers on the
bench.
The fish committe have something to
do in preventing the violation of the fish
law.
The second company of Church emil
grants are expected to reach here from
Liverpool about the list OF June.
Fresh Utah strawberries tempt the eye
while passing along Market Row. The
luscious" sell for % cents per box.
About one hundred persons are ex-
pected to leave Utah as the founders of
the first Mormon colony in Mexico.
The Horace Gibbs estate case was to-
day RENTED to the Probate Court from
the Third District Court on motion of H.
Snow.
The Crescent directors held meeting
, in Park City last evening. President Z.
?. Ferry and several of the stockholders
were present.
The City Council will meet tonight,
when it is hoped the miserable condition
of the streets, sidewalks and cutters will
be. considered.
This morning at 10 O'Clock the Morris
and Mammoth mining case was resumed,
and from appearances promises to last
the rest of the term.
Another trial run of the "Rapid' ore
concentration was in progress this after
noon, lot of gold tailings from the north
being experimental upon.
Austin Dobson's new volume of poems
is entitled "At the Sign of the Lvre.''
For the benefit Of the reading public it is
well TO say this has no reference to the |
Herald emblem.
The Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order |
OF United WOrkmen commences its an
nual session in Butte to-day. Tonight a |
grand ball and banquet will be rendered !
the visiting delegates.
The walls of the new building of the |
Salt Lake City Brewery are now complete
ly finished, and everything is in readiness |
for the new ice machine which will arrive |
here from Chicago in few days.
Mr.. Edwards has been greatly encour-
aged by all to whom he has preached the
gymnasium project. Business men should
aid the scheme with their influence, and |
aplace for resort should be formed.
A carload of sulphur came I'D from
Black Rock on the Utah Central last
snight. This is one of the carloads that
have been shipped by Mr.. f. Deckert,
and goes to Oregon, over the U. P.
By what right do bicyclists control the
sidewalks to the danger of pedestrians
Yesterday afternoon a small boy was
knocked down by the Deseret Bank and
the little fellows face cut by the vehicle
OF passing wheelman.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dickey will present an
interesting entertainment at the Walker
Opera House this evening with her Kin
dergarten class. This will give MANY NOT
acquainted with this popular system of
instruction rare chance to witness the
methods observed.
The green grocer dealers of Salt Lake
are kicking against the manner in which
the city allows all farmers to peddle their
vegetables, butter and eggs from house
10 house without a license, while the
legitimate dealer is taxed and not BRO
tected. P-0
MISS Zetta Hill requests the DEMOCRAT ,
10 inform her friends that the muddled I
ana utterly false statement published in !,
inns mornings Herald which connects
her with "a runaway" is the result of
spite She was not near the runaway
that paper speaks of.
Two gentlemen, one a home mission. 1
airy, stopped at the DEMOCRAT office for a n
IG" minutes to-day, and one of the gem e
t teihen asked II we did not think that in Il
these hard times Judge Zane should give
prisoners six hundred months and tbrao
dollar fine? VIII his Honor look into the
matter? "
The Salt Lake Herald is getting to be
quite forgetful sheet. In a whole weely f.
hasn't reminded its readers that if is r
IN independent paper. The poor thing cI
'hould brace up, and insist on receiving
Us pro rata of the defense" fund raised II
~ the church some time ago. That m
a nlght cheer its mortgaged soul, and the Oh
lrty work 1t has done lately fully entities 70
TO such reward h;
The Tribune follows the DEMocRAT,s
ult and this morning puffs up IFS dis to
'atches as being the best within
adlus OF 800 miles, etc etc IT,
DEMOCRAT is modest, but still onr aS n
eenled contemporary should remember .
hat 1t is not located quite | Soo ,,,;Ies 10 IL
way. Two-thirds of the Tribmne,e JiS' -
atches are old, and the only live dis w
atches are in the DEMOCRAT.