Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-03-14
LOCAL JoTS.


shipments to-day.
THE Patience company was photo
graphed this morning.
YOU are all invited to the Methodist
Church tomorrow at IL a. m. and at Z 80
p. m.
The Center Stake conference COM
menced to-day and regular conference
crowd was on the street this afternoon.
THE programme for the Gorlinski con-
cert appears in another column. A more
extended notice will be given on Monday.
A TEMPERANCE meeting will be held at
the New West school house in the Twen-
tieth Ward this evening Everybody in
vited.
THE social given by the Ladies Relief
Corps in the g. A. R. Hall last evening
was very enjoyable, as these affairs al
ways are.
Two strangers, Frank Heth and VIM.
Jones, were given thirty days each by
Judge Speirs yesterday for stealing pair
OF pants.
The programme for the open air con-
cert to be given by the Fort Douglas band
tomorrow afternoon will be found in
another column.
THIRrY-FoUR cars of ore, eight cars of
bullion, and one car of common lead,
were shipped from this city during the
week just ended.
The second number of the SEMI
WEEKLY DEMOCRAT is out to-day. Our
canvassers say it is the handsomest and
most popular newspaper which has yet
struck Utah.
THE splendid exhibition of the Salt
Lake bicycle club at the Pavilion last
night was witnessed by large crowd of
spectators. Some very fine feats in fancy
riding were performed.
A FELLOW from the country, in hope
lessly intoxicated condition, created quite
a commotion at Godbe & Pitts corner
this afternoon, but the police allowed
his friends to carry him away.
WHEN the Simpson case came up in
the District court this afternoon, Mr..
Whittemore made a motion for new
trial, which was argued and overruled.
Simpson was then sentenced to serve
two years in the Pen.
A VERBATIM report of the speech de-
livered by J. L. Rawlins at Ogden, on
the evening of the 4th inst, is published
in another column of this issue. 1t
should be read by everyone. Its rhetoric
is faultless; its logic incontrovertible.
AN item was sent into the composing
room yesterday, stating that James
Sharp's barn was being razed. The COM
positor attempted to improve on the or
biography by spelling it raised, I"
which changed the sense entirely.
RECEIVER MCMILLEN, of the Utah
Eastern, informed a DEMOCRAT reporter
this morning that it is now definitely
settled pool will be formed between his
road and the Underground route. No
more annual passes will be issued over
the Utah Eastern.
THE hand of fellowship will be given to
q large number of new members, at the
Baptist Church tomorrow morning, after
sermon. Lecture at night. Subject
THE inheritance of heaven" Bap-
tism after the lecture. The great revival
continues. All are invited.
A LARGE and merry crowd attended
the reunion given by the ladies of the
Methodist Church last evening, and the
efforts of the fair projectors of the enter
tainment were highly appreciated. The
refreshments, both to the body and the
mind, were relished by all.
TRACKLAYNG will be commenced by
the d. & r. G. on Second South Street
Immediately, for the purpose Of hauling
gravel to grade that thoroughfare. Per
mission to lay the track was granted by
the city to-day. There is no street in the
city that needs grading worse than
Second South between the d. &. R. @.
depot and West Temple.
COFFEE JoHN's ambition is boundless.
He aspires to make his Fulton market
the paradise of epicures, and with that
end in view went all the way to Denver
this week to secure a cook. He was sue
cessful in capturing "Mohican" Hill
positively the last of the Mohicans-who
has been engaged as chief cook at the
Hotel Brunswick in Denver, but will
hereafter be the presiding genius in the
culinary department of the Fulton
market.
A SMALL army Of clerks are busily en-
gagged in arranging the large stock of
dry goods of r. K. Thomas in the En-
porium building. The rear portion of the
building has been conveniently arranged
as a boot and shoe department, the stock
for which has not yet arrived. Mr..
Thomas expects to open one week from
to-day. The Emporium corner is one of
the best business stands in the city, and
when the improvements now being pro-
secuted are completed it will be one OF
the most attractive and imposing blocks
on Main Street.