Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-05-23
LOCAL J0TS.

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The Mammoth mine OF Bingham is
shipping quantities Of ore to this city.
Wells. Fargo & Co. to-day received one
bar of Christy bullion, valued at LOO.
The Apex boom seems affected by the
cold wave, and stock is freely offered at
twenty-five cents.
Carter's Holosteric barometer indicates
fair weather and a let up of the cold wave
from the southwest.
A party OF one hundred excursionists
left Los Angeles for the East and passed
through Ogden to-day.
T. Merrill, for getting too full of con-
version water, was arrested and fined 50
to-day in the police court.
Master Junius Agramonte is making
some excellent pictures Of prominent
points in and about the city.
The Salt Lake City brass band, in uni
form, will enliven the day and evening at
Fuller's Hill on Decoration Day.
About fourteen tons of ore from the
Ohio mine, iii Rebel district, Nevada, have
been shipped TO Salt Lake for reduction.
Hiss Tessie Clawson will be the Captain
O. ;he MARINE Corps" in go. X. c."
and the drill viii be gone through in the
last act.
Mr.. Charles Gilmore has the first stan
dard-bred colt born in Utah, sired by
Equinox, No. 2,143 in the National
stock record.
Cheap rate trains viii be run to The
lake next Monday and on Decoration
Day band OF music will enliven the
time at Black Rock.
The Salt Lake Sunday Mirror will
shortly be launched upon the troubled
waters of Utah journalism. 1t is to be
society and sporting journal.
Parry'S Literary Journal for June is
just out. 1t contains some sterling ex-
tracts from some of the leading magazines
OF the country, and will repay perusal.
The Denver & Rio Grande has made
half-rate for delegates Of the Grand Army
OF the Republic to attend the reunion at
Portland, Maine, and many are going.
MIR. Alma Pratt has caught the admir-
inc eye OF many horsemen to-day bv
parading on Main street a fine lot of ami
mails ranging from draught to race stock.
Mrs. L. f. Barnum, d. & r. G. tele-
graph operator ut Sunnyside, Utah, is
quite sick with rheumatism, and is re-
cuperatlng at the Sisters hospital. G. w.
Sells will take her place in the mean
time.
The course of Judge Powers in calling
the attention of the Grand Jury to the
statements-or probably mis-statements
OF the Ogden Herald, will cause a flut-
ter in Utah journalistic circles. The
independent papers may get AN
impartial" pointer or two from his re-
marks to the Grand Jury yesterday.
The group Of the twenty-one little girls
in the "Marine drll'' in go. X. G. ;,
taken the other day by Savage, is a splen-
did piece OF work, and will be fine ad-
vertisement for the play. Alfred in
Jaunty sailor suits, with earns carried"
the little misses will form a brigade at
once unique, charming and attractive.
The Sunday school room of the Baptist
Church will be thrown open and seated
tomorrow night as an overflow room to
accommodate the great number who will
probably wish TO hear Rev. Mr.. Lambs
second lecture on the Book of Mormon.
The audience room last Sabbath evening
was crowded far beyond its capacity, and
the interest in the lecture was very great
The circus which is coming here next
month is accompanied by the usual
retlnue of thieves and pickpockets. Sew
eral OF the fraternity have been arrested
and jailed in Omaha, but there are still
enough OF them LETT to "do" Salt Lake
when the so-called greatest arenic" GETS
here. The City Council would be justified
IN quarantining the whole outfit and refus-
ing the use of the squares to them, and
the merchants of Salt Lake CITY would
not be sorry to see such a step taken.