Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-09-04
81. VI. SIlvernan,s
LOCAL JOTS.

Henry Mexican got intoxicated along with
the gang and was fined So in court to-day.
Henry Smith was taxed So. for the pleas
ure of getting drunk last night.
Billy Dunford was fined IS to-day for
being drunk.
Robert Mycroft got drunk and paid So in
the Police Court to-day for the fun of a
spree.
John Griffiths was assessed So to-day by
Judge Speirs for getting drunk.
The excursion Of the Salt Lake City Band
attracted large crowd to the Lake to-day.
''Our Club to the Lake " takes their last
bath of the season tonight.
Mccormick & Co. to-day received one bar
of Hanauer bullion, 50, 400; and Nevada ores,
1900; total value, $4,000.
The temperature of Salt Lake now aver
ages ten degrees lower than it did two weeks
ago.
Evans and Mclaughlin have their money
still up for the set fight somewhere about
Salt Lake tomorrow.
Hebe West is negotiating TO bring Butte
and Colorado nine to Salt Lake this season
for match with his perfected "Red Boys"
Several more families are reported under
the influence of diphtheria. The lengthen
ing list of mortaities does not change the
cry of the Herald
The DeSeret NelcS bewails the fact that its
reporters cannot enter the Penitentiary.
This reminds us that the Penitentiary is
like the Kingdom of Heaven. Marshal Ire
land says no liars can enter therein.
Mr.. locke Richardson, by request will
change the programme for Saturday evening.
L = ~
Carroll" second part, selections from Shake
speare, Longfellow, and the Bible.
Kate Castleton's "Crazy Patch Company
includes that excellent actor. L. b. Stock
well, who made such favorable impression
on our theatre-goers by his rendition of
Jimmy Farren, the convict. in the Shadows
of Great City,"
We understand that the local of the Her
aid it engaged upon a work relating to the
Indian wars in Utah, he having been in one
or two fights on East Canyon creek He
had very narrow escape, but the Indians
had narrower one.
John n. Bergman, bartender at the Eu-
reka, was arrested for striking Crawford with
billiard cue yesterday morning. Bennett
Trelore, who was arrested for the assault,
was to-day released. Bergman will be tried
tomorrow.
Al Tue OulOn 1dClIC UlCk6J ONCE Is 4 llNS-
FERROUS looking Chinese map covered with
odd characters, and containing map of
the U. 2. system in the centre of the card.
Two Celestials say the reading tells about
the Chinese fight at Rock Springs.
Pat Shea, of Tintic, came in yesterday
and refused to prosecute w. H. Dougherty,
who owned up to forging Shea's name to
S283 check, which was cashed by Mr.. L. b.
OfReily. Dougherty was released on paying
fha o-fr 4 Sl,o /, n,
suit of clothes.
The deepest flowing well in the Territory
has been struck in Provo, at depth of 1876
feet, on the premises of DR.. Pike. A fine
stream through 14-inch pipe has been OBJ
tanned, steady and clear, and the success in
this instance will be the cause of many other
ventures in the same direction.
The general reputation of the DeSeret Ne,cs
for veracity is sufficient TO cast much doubt
on the Starkey story. If Miss Starkey has
been so outrageously insulted let her make
an affidavit to the effect, and then the Prose
cutting Attorney will in duty bound go to the
bottom of the affair. OtherH Use, the asser-
ton of the NelCS that Miss Starkey has made
such serious charges will be classed along
with the rest of its lying articles.
Mr.. b. B. and Madame Mazzucato Young
will conduct a competitive examination on
the 18th instant at Calder's music store, to
determine the fortunate holder to one years /
free tuition at the School of Singing. The !
examination is free, and general for any who |
desire to compete. Members of choirs and /
others are requested to send il their applica- |
tions by September 18th. The School of 4
Singing will open Monday, the 2lst inst.
The Utah & Montana Machinery Company,
of this city, has just supplied the Viola /
Mining Company, of Nicholia, Idaho, with /
one set of Cornish rolls, two boilers, one |
NfV,rrk H.
Blake crusher and Baker blower. Along
with this order goes a mile and half of
Hallldle's patent endless wire rops-way, for
which this company is sole agents for Utah.
Idaho and Montana. Salt Lake is fast be-
coming recognized depot for mining ma
chinery.
The preparatory department of Rowland
Hall opens Wednesday, September 9Th, in
the Sunday School rooms of st. Marks
church. 1t is under the charge of Miss c.
Z. HAYDEN, whose successful experience for
the last twelve years in Salt Lake City is
well known. The only new teacher in Row
land Hall is Katharine b. Haight, teacher
of experience from New Jersey, who will be
engaged with Mrs Beauchamp and Miss
Blakelee IN the academic department in the
school of the corner of A and First streets.
Jesse Bartlett-Davis, with Carlton in Salt
Lake, has been engaged as first contralto for
the Thomas American Opera season. She
has had number of offers for opera comique
and light opera, but has refused all, prefer
ring concert work if she could not appear in
grand opera, her last offer coming from Al
Hayman, of San Francisco, who offered her
an engagement for n season of Gilbert &
Sullivan opera in California. She will make
her debut in Gluck's ''Orpheus,'' singing the
title role. The season opens at the Academy
Of Music, New York, January I. She will
not go East until December, preferrins to
study her roles with her old teacher, Mr. !
Frederic w. Root.