Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-05-27
LOCAL J0TS.

Saturday will be a general business
holiday.
The Firemen's band and friends are
enioying to-day at Fuller's Hill.
81. Nathan to-day removed his cloth
inc store from his old stand to the new
quarters a few doors below.
A well-known married man of this city
eloped this morning with pretty, be-
witching young girl to parts unknown.
Can you guess?
The new track of the Utah Driving
Park Association is now in fine condition,
and every dav the "hyerS" may be seen
on the ground under the manipulation OF
their trainers.
Andrew Jensen, a native OF Denmark,
and J. B. Award, w. q. Westwood and
FDbraim Milliner, all British subjects,
were made American citizens in the
Third District Court to-day.
In the mysterious death of Mr.. j. w.
Savers there seems to be no point on
which to base suicide. The verdict OF
the Jury seems a bit strange and private
investigations are being secretly made.
Charles Seal, of the Seventeenth
Ward, was arrested this afternoon on
complaint of Z. S. Marshal Ireland for
polygamy and unlawful cohabitation.
He was marched to Commissioner Nc
Kay's Office, where he gave bonds.
The Ohio mine, in Willow Creek Dis
trict, Nevada, is making regular ship
ments of high grade ore to Salt Lake, and
the Betty O'Neal, of Lewis District, has
shipped ten tons of their ore here for re-
duction, the owners being DESTROYS of
learning its actual market value.
The case of Louis Hyams VS.. Z. A.
Ireland was taken up this morning and
has continued all day in the examination
of witnesses. Mr.. Varian, the attorney
for Messrs. Livingstone and Friedlander,
required all the personal and private let
tiers of the company delivered to him as
attorney for the above parties.
The attention of the watermaster is
called to the fact that there is seldom
stream enough in the bitches about the
main streets of the city to carry off the
refuse which is allowed to accumulate in
them, and that a portion of the waste
water running down City creek could be
used with some benefit in this direction.
Let there be flowing streams through the
main streets.
Mr.. Fred Kesler and DIR. Num- have
purchased the thoroughbred horse
''Grindstone." He was about to 90 on
of the Territory, and these gentlemen
wished him to stay. He has royal bloot
in him, being out of ella Breckenridge,
who was by Colossus" His sire i
"Gilroy" by Lexington" An extends
pedigree is given of him in Vol. Ill. I
81, American Stud Book.
A ten minutes session of the Cit
Council was held last evening, at whicl
bushes of no importance was transacted
The usual appropriations were made, an
the petition of Z. w. Tullidge, the com
piler of the history of Salt Lake City, fo
an additional 81 900 to extend the work
was referred to a special committee
and will probably be recommended
favorably.
The advertisement of "Crofutts SaI
Lake City Directory" appears in the co
umns of the DEMOCRAT to-day. The boo
will be classified business directory
and one feature of it will be a CAREFUL
drawn and finely engraved street an,
reference map of the city. Canvasser
will Immediately visit all part
of the city land will be provides
with badges, on which is printe,
"Crofutt's Salt Lake City Directory
Citizens are asked to furnish reliable il
formation All information sent t
George A. Crofutt, at the Walker House
will be thankfully received by the com
piler.