Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-06-19
LOCAL JOTS.

Ogden IS aglJaJlnS Ile SATURDAY nan
holiday question.
Aimee in "Mam'zelle" matinee to-
morrow afternoon; "Divorcons" at night.
The Madison Square Company arrive
from the East tonight via. the ID. d re.
Tuesday last the Alice Company ship
ped from Butte twelve bars of silver
valued at $1S,040.
The decisions in the Cannon-Musser
cases will be delivered by the Supreme
Court tomorrow.
Last night four carloads of Utah salt
was shipped over the d. & r. q. for
Leadvillc.
A progressive euchre party takes place
at the residence of Mrs. Stevens, on
Fourth South street, this evening.
The Denver & Rio Grande Western pay
car starts out tomorrow, and over $4,000
dollars as big as car wheel will be paid
the boys.
Thirteen carloads of Stockton lead ore
will leave to-day for the Pueblo Smelling
and Refining Company's works, via. the
ID. & r. q.
Apex seems to he a slayer" A we'll
known broker here in town is offered five
cents call on 2,GOO shares OF Apex in
sixty days, at so cents a share.
Mrs. Pringle, of the Twenty-First ward,
was tapped to-day by DIR. Benedict for
abdominal dropsy. 1t is a complicated
case, but good results are expected.
Mccormick & Co. to-day received one
car of Hanauer bullion, $4,000, one car
Queen of the Hills ore, 81 800, and Ne
vada ore valued at $1,000; total $4,000.
One hundred and fifty picnic excursion
lists, mostly children, went to Williams
d Young's farm at Lake Shore on the
Utah Central this morning, for days
outing.
Poll-tax Collector Livingston has gath
cred in but SIS since the LIST of May. All
other assessments having been avoided
or worked out on the streets, and yet re-
pairs are needed.
Yesterday DIR. Hamilton removed a
fatty tumor from the eye of a little boy
brought in from one of the outside settle
ments. His eyesight is saved and his
parents have reason to rejoice.
Phil. Klipple's blacksmith shop was
entered by burglars last night, an en-
trance being effected by tearing q board
from the shed in the rear. Nothing was
taken except small nickel clock.
The street gutter on the north side of
the Wasatch Block is full of filthy, stag
nant water, that emits fourteen distinct
smalis into the smellers OF all passers by.
Where is the nuisance inspector?
Fine English currants, nearly the size
of cherries, were shown the DEMOCRAT
this morning. They were grown in the
garden of Mr.. f. p. Pascoe, of this city,
and in size and flavor would be hard to
beat.
The coming concert of Mr. B. b. Young
and Madame Mazzucato Young is now
the topic in musical circles The fine
performance is in able hands, and a
thoroughly first-class entertainment is
assured.
Six boys, named Arthur Curtis, Ryman
Curtis, Lusen Adams, Willie Paddock,
arrested last night by the officers and
held, for some malicious conduct, TO
await trial.
Present indications show strong reasons
for believing that United States Marshal
Ireland will continue in office. His
course has given satisfaction at head
quarters, and his many would-be sue
cessors are one by one Withdrawing from
the field
There will be a debate this evening be-
tween the members of Salt Lake Lodge
No. 2 |. O. o. f. and Ridgeley Lodge No.
81 o. o. f., at their hall, subject: Re
solced-"That Deception is Unsuitable
Under Some Circumstances" All Odd
Fellows in good standing are invited.
Yesterday lady got on the Utah Cen
trail train at Santaquin with two small
children, the Older of which, a little girl,
of about three years Of age, showed no
signs of sickness, but before reaching
Spanish Fork, thirteen miles north, the
child breathed her last. Pneumonia is
supposed to have caused the death, and
the grief-stricken mother is almost in
consolable.
A rehearsal of St. Marks choir was
held last night at the Cathedral, prepar-
atory for the coming organ recital to be
given the latter part of this month. The
rehearsal consisted of portions of the
''Forty-second Palms by Mendelssohn,
and Gounods mass "Solonelle." Mr..
Radcliffe presided at the organ. The
members expressed themselves as having
a highly enjoyable evening
Mr.. John Beck is now engaged fixing
up a bottling apparatus for the Hot
Springs water. For dyspepsia, rheuma-
tism, skin diseases, and several other all
ments the water is highly recommended,
and quite q business is expected in this
direction. One Salt Lake gentleman,
afflicted with rheumatism, hauls it from
the Springs q barrel at a time, and has
acquired a relish for its peculiar flavor.
The Chautauqua Literary and Scien-
tific Circle will meet this evening at the
house Of the president, Rev. I. c. Lift.
The members of the "Spare Minute
Course" are cordially invited. The even
ing will be devoted chiefly to social en-
ioyment. This is the farewell meeting of
the circle and every member is expected
to be present, bringing their invited
friends with them. Do not fail TO come
and have pleasant time with us.