Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-11-19

Tom Jones, for being drunk and pIOfane
was fined SIS in the Police Court this morn
ing.
Several of the expert local roller skaters
are expected to take part in ''The Skating
Rink at the Theatre tonight.
Mccormick d Co. to-day received one cal
of Hanauer bullion, $3.50, and Queen of the
Hills ore, 81, l65: total value S3,775.
The front of the Methodist Church is being
improved by putting down a lawn and parti.
tlonlng off with neat fence the approaches
to the side doors.
The lively town of Logan is thinking about
erecting new opera house. As Logan isn't
very intellectual place, the thinking won't
amount to much.
A painter of unsavory reputation skipped
the town yesterday for his former home
across the sea-" Many creditors will short
ly miss and mourn him.
w. T. Ungricht, native of Switzerland.
and Edward Dalton, of England, were made
citizens of the United States in the District
Court this afternoon.
There is pretty well-founded impression
that Hopt has had his last trial, and it is
doubtful if his case is ever taken bevond the
Supreme Court of the Territory
Andrew Lancaster, held for assault and
battery on one-eyed man from Park CITY,
was discharged to-day because of the non
appearance OF the prosecuting witness.
Hunters say that the deer have not come
down from the high mountains yet and won't
until there is more snow. The hunters have
found plenty of snow for themselves.
The melancholy days have come.
The saddest of all the year.
little too hot for whisky,
little too cool for beer.
The Driving Park Association have closed
taelr track for the winter. Next spring the
public may expect some extra good races
there, and during the summer and fall also.
1t was an interesting sight to-day to see a
young buck from Uintah strutting down
Main street in pair of russell hunting boots |
That buck is in favor of high boots and civ |
ilization.
There will be a literary and musical enter !
tainment at the Methodist church to-nioht.
Ihe affair is In the hands of the ladies con-
nected with the church and. of course. is
bound to be success.
That is an artistic individual in the Her.
ala employ who erected that Egvptian-like
OK, with a broken back and notchy tail
The artist would find it to his advantage
TO me himself to Egypt to compete with the
natives Tor a leather prize medal at their
next annual art exhibition.
The people of Utah are anxious to spread
the idea that the law against unlawful CO.
habltation is being fully enforced. So II IL
as far as the courts can enforce If with Their
present prosecuting force. but the people of
Utah are violating the Edmunds law moro
extensively than the courts can enforce If 9
under the circumstances. /
A dispatch from Washington states that '
the applicants papers in the matter of the s
Salt Lake Postoffice have been referred to a
the President by Postmaster General Villas h
ana action upon the latter's recommendation h
may be expected at any time The office off =
Register of the Land Office is also expected Z
o be acted upon Immediately, and Mr.. Frank
sean is expected to secure the plum.
Messrs. Edwards and Kegler closed their
connection with the Skating Pavilion last G.
saturday night, and it is expected that II =.
VIII be reopened by Messrs. Wetzel and Pc u
erson, OF the Opera House band. Whether re
nnanclal success or not, Messrs Edwards Ju
na hegler nave had the satisfaction of run d,
ing the rink in first-class STYLE. and of max ro
ng a host of friends by their strict atten. II
ION to the reputation of the place
The Grand Jury found no bills AGAINST
ID; Hall and James Norton, the companions
marshall, who was shot in last Sunday n,
lornlngs ARRAY near the Palace Hotel, and VI
lie Two cowboys are now ENJOYING the free La
ON of the streets again. This mornino pu
'me OF the Grand Jury were overlooking tn
lie ground where the shooting occurred. and on
Ind increment will probably be brought in ev
salnst Carter, who it is said did the Shoot m,
g. However. as Marshalls wound is vet -; -,
'nsldered to be critical, the Indictment III
ny be held in allegiance.
The Excelsior Club had the first dance of p
elr series at Sheldon's Hall last night. and
the remainder of their socials can he me
iged from the initial one, the success of ant
series is assured. But other than de- &
htful time could not be had when the $75
nmlttee was composed of Messrs. Moritz, to s
lehman, Greenwald, Frank Oberndorfer 4
Goldberg, and the efforts of the GENTLE d.
n to secure the royal time enjoyed by 70
'lr guests last night were subject of com, c
ment all around 'o'- cen