Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-08-01
LOCAL JOTS.

Only one solitary drunk in the Polio
Court this morning.
The Mill Creek rifle club will hold thei
regular meeting next Monday and transac
some necessary business.
Remember the free American Democrat,
ticket, and don't allow yourselves to be in
fiuenced to vote any other
Major Nounnan commends the DEMOCRAT
for having the enterprise to publish verbatim
his speech made on Thursday night.
Forty-three deaths occurred in Salt Lake
City during the month of July, four from
diphtheria and eleven from cholera infant.
UNI.
The regular monthly meeting of d. T. q
No. ll5 takes place tomorrow at 1:30 pm.
sharp. All members are requested to be
present.
The grand rally of Democrats which will
be held tonight should bring forth all the
energies of the party to work for the success
of the ticket on Monday.
The insane patients were landed safely at
the Provo Asylum yesterday. The crazy
fee fend" of the Herald will probably get
there with the next lot.
Day before yesterday as John Hammond,
son of Bishop Hammond, was coming
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had his leg fractured below the knee.
Five thousand tons of salt are expected to
be shipped from the lake, near Brigham
City, this fall. All of it will go north to
the silver mills of Montana, in which it will
be used to chloridize the ore.
Monday is the day on which the freemen
of Utah can assert their rights by the ballot,
and elect men who will use their efforts to
sever politics from religion and establish a
political identity for the Territory
Tomorrow at the First Methodist Episco
pal Church. S. j. Carroll, Pastor, there will
be baptismal service and reception of the
members at IL a. m, and Sunday School at
1880, and preaching at 8. p m. All welcome.
Ogden base ball players are so disguised
with the record of the Reds in Colorado that
there IS talk of sending the Ogden bows to
the front to conquer the Denvers, the Lead
villes, the Pueblos and all others who dare
to confront them on the diamond field.
S. A. Kenner, the champion Police Court
lawyer of Salt Lake, is rejoicing to-day on
the acquittal of Elbridge Tufts, charged with
stealing water. This case constitutes Sips
sixteen consecutive triumphs in the Police
Court, without a break, and he isn't half
busy enough to suit his soaring ambition.
At the grand rally in front of the DEM
speakers will address the last Democratic
meeting of the campaign, pending election
on Monday: Col. S. A. Merritt, Hon. Thomas
Marshall, Hon. r. N. Baskin, Hon. A. G. |
Campbell, Mr.. Joseph L. Rawlins, Mr.. P L. |
Williams and others. Everybody invited.
A natural gas we'll has been discovered in
Brigham City, Box Elder county. Mr. Elias |
Jensen of that place was digging out a |
spring on his farm west of town when he |
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upward, and putting light to it, it burned |
steadily giving light the size of two or
three candles. petroleum we'll is thought |
to be in the neighborhood.
The two Tidwells and Anderson were
brought up from Provo yesterday by Sheriff
Turner and taken out to the Penitentiary.
The Iidwells were found guilty of murder
IN the second degree and Anderson of man.
slaughter, in the killing of man named /
Sorenson, in cattle dispute, near the Col
orado line. Sorenson, it is claimed. fired
the first shot, when one of the Tidwells re-
turned il, with fatal effect. The ATTORNEYS
for the defense, Messrs. Arthur Brown and
A.. q. Sutherland, have moved for and OBJ
tanned new trial, pending which the pris-
oners'will be kept in the Pen.
Brick Pomeroy's Democrat has notice of
a pamphlet entitled, 1.-The Edmunds Law
Unlawful Cohabitation as Defined bv Chief
N'aoo. <1dAlt, VI bu0 OF
Utah, in the Trial of Angus NJ. Cannon, ESQ,
in the Third District Court, Salt Lake CITY,
April q, 2S, %, 1885, In the notice occurs
the following: "The price of this work is
thirty cents, for which sum it will be sent
by mail in response to letters addressed to
the court reporter, John Irvine" How's
thisp We were laboring under the impress |
sion that MIR. Adam S. Patterson was the re- 3
porter for the Third District Court. 1t is in 3
order for Mr.. Irvine to rise and explain his 1
motives for assuming to be what he is not
now and never was-''the court reporter 8