Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-10-22
LOCAL J0TS.

The Social CATERERS at the Pavilion to-
night.
The Grand Jury adjourned yesterday
evening for two weeks.
Fred Thomas was arrested this morning
on charge of drunkenness.
Andrew O'Grady will be tried tomorrow
for battery on Uncle Billy West.
Mccormick q Co. to-day received Queen
of the Hills ore valued at S4,700.
The Capitol has changed hands, and the
genial Johnny Duffy is installed as proprie-
tor.
Orlando Petit was arrested by the officers
to-day for stealing horse from John Car
dell.
Placer mining on Snake river next season
promises to be conducted on scale hereto
fore unknown.
Motto for the Mayor and City Council:
tSteal on McDuff, and damned be he who
first cries hold, stole enough
Wells, Fargo & Co. to-day received Ontario
bullion valued at $40, .8S. and one bar of
Vienna valued at S1,7S4 total value
So, 1888.
There will be an 'sIolanthe" rehearsal aft
Calder's Music Palace tonight. Every
member is requested to be present at 7;3O
o'clock sharp.
Tickets for B. B. Young's sacred concert
at the Olympic Hall, this coming Sunday
night, are going like hot cakes, and a large
patronage is assured.
Walter Wheatley was arrested for being
drunk and fined SIS to-day in the Police
Court William johnson, for the same Of
Tense, was fined $780,
Since the Grand Jury has been in session
at Provo several of the prominent citizens
there have skipped the tra-la-lee, via the q.
G., because they are indicted for U. G.
The family of Hon. John T. Game have
reunion to-day, it being the thirty-fifth ami
versary of the marriage of Hon. John It.
Game. Many happy returns of the day.
The Union Pacific Coal Company has en-
larged the yards opposite the Utah Central
depot by one-third the original size, and will
commence the sale of Rock Springs coal
again, now the troubles have been Quoted.
Grandpa" Plant, of the First ward, has
inscribed his mark on the century milestone.
and at the advanced age of 100 wears is I'M
dergolng the teething of third set of mo-
lars. Ii there are any other young men in
the country can beat this, trot 'em out.
The unlawful cohabs of Idaho are receiv-
ing the very same treatment for their per
slstence in crime as is dealt out to the
brethren in Utah. The latest convictions
are those of j. b. Nash, Andrew Biiorn and
Arthur Peck. found guilty at Blachfoot YES
terday. US
Another shipment of merchandise left the
u. Z. M. l., to-day, for G. w. Crouch's store
at Ashley. MIR. G. says he learns that bust
ness is slack in Uintah county as elsewhere |
IN the Territory, but that people must have |
goods, and they will find the money some |
where to pay for them.
The boss ''spud" OF Utah, weighing nine |
pounds, is exhibited at the Occidental. It is |
peculiar potato, and appropriately christ |
ened the "Polygamy," as it consists of three
larger parts, with score of little spuds at
tached. A prolific crop of these potatoes was
raised this year at Mill Creek.
Logan has the electric light. 1t also has
brand new set of ordinances to keep the
Mormon yaps from painting the town red
whenever they can get whisky. Besides
these things might also be mentioned an
editor who talks of the ''fine points, made
by Aurelius Miner before Judge Zane. To-
gan has other curiosities, but we have not
space to mention them at present.