Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-08-15
LOCAL J0TS.

LOSAL JULES
Hale G. Norcross is quoted at $3.50 this
afternoon; Savage, S31s.
Mccormick & Co. to-day received Queen of
the Hills ore valued at Sl,SOO.
Clara Louise Kellogg will sing at the Butte
Grand Opera House this evening.
The Third District Court will resume its
interesting labors on the 18th prox.
Miss Kate Castleton will shortly appear in
Salt Lake, presenting. the latest laughing
success, "Crazy Patch"
Two Pullman sleeping cars went east on
the Denver & Rio Grande this morning,
every berth being occupied.
Camping parties are on the retreat. Judge
Zane, Governor Murray and others are ex-
pected to arrive this evening.
There is some kicking among the q. p.
laborers at Ogden on account of the ten to
eight hour system inaugurated.
The low grade camps of the Territory are
now producing largely, and bullion ship
ments are getting heavier every week.
A young lady took tumble out of buggy
near the Continental Hotel this afternoon,
but outside of good shaking up escaped
unhurt.
No decision has yet been made by the
management of ''The Mikado'' as to who
shall fill the role of Yum Yum. How would
Pinafore Thatcher do?
Baptist Church tomorrow, DIR. II. G. De-
Witt, pastor. Services at IL a. M. and p IN.
Subject in the evening, "Storms of Life"
Strangers especially invited.
David Duncan got more liquor aboard
than he could carry with decorum, and
10 lo 1f,f har,
to the tune of S. in the Police Court this
morning.
Religious services at st. Marks Cathedral
tomorrow: Holy Communion at 1880 a. M,
Sunday school at 9:15 a. M, morning service
with sermon at IL q. M. and evening prayer
at P. m.
A number of prominent people, Mormons
and Gentiles, are about to raise purse to
present the Herald that it may give the pub
lie a short respite on the 'fee tiends.' The
proposition is being unanimously endorsed.
The next attraction at the Theater will be
the Mexican orchestra and band, renowned
for their engagement at the New Orleans
Exposition. Their superb music will be
given in Salt Lake on the night of the 21st
inst.
w. G. Morris, the painter, has on exhibi-
tion a wonderfully ingenious ladder for the
use OF builders. Tis ladder is composed of
sections So feet in length, so arranged as to
interlock with each other In Strengthening
out any length ladder desired.
VIM. Dickie hung to the saloon bar for
support until removed to the city lookup by
the officers last night. At the bar of the
Police Court this morning he pleaded guilty
to the charge of being "too full for utter
ance," and will pay s. into the city treasury.
There was state of agitation about the
Salt Lake Herald Office to-day, pitiable to
see. No ungodly reporter could fathom the
cause, but the management seemed to be In
very palpitating condition. Probably one
of the compositors has struck for his wages.
Patients are being added to the Territorial
Insane Asylum daily. Two of the female
patients have much musical ability, and
when Whitney of the Herald is sent down
the superintendent will have corner on the
boss insane musical concert trio of the
west.
Within half a block of where Policeman
Smiths son died of diphtheria last Monday
is a foul nuisance which has existed all
summer Spasmodic attempts are made to
clean it up, but it should be abated entirely,
and that forthwith, for it is adisease-breeder
of the worst type.
John Sharp, NJ. S. Severance and j. S. Teb-
bets, representatives of the y. c., U. p. and
4. L. railroads respectively, returned last
evening from a visit to Ferdinand Dickerts
sulphur mines at Cove Creek, Southern
Utah. No improvements will be made on
the part of the railroads this season.
In the match game of ball between the
Reds and Bankers yesterday afternoon the
score stood nineteen to ten in favor of the
Red boys. Either the Denver or Leadville
nine is expected to visit Salt Lake this sea-
son, when picked nine from the best clubs
will meet them in a series of games.
A dog with blood in his eye made jolly
row among the dog fraternity at the Wasatch
corner, just before noon to-day, and as usual
caused some hot words to be exchanged
among the spectators. That corner will soon
be the acknowied battle groundfor dogs,
that being the second fight that has occurred
there within the past three days.
Silver Reef, in the southern part of the
Territory, is without doubt one of the big
gest low-grade mining camps in the West.
Hundreds of thousands of tons of ore which
will not pay to mill are already exposed,
and new process will soon be applied in the
attempt to extract the silver with profit.
Should it succeed Silver Reef will be the
biggest mining camp in Utah.