Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-04-11
LOCAL. J0TS.

LOCAL JOTS.
Ogden is to have COW convention next
week.
The third story of the Emporium block
is TO be used as a music hall.
John Johnson was fined S. in the Police
Court this morning for drunkenness.
Mr.. w. /. Young, of Ogden, who was
reported dangerously i'll yesterday, is i'm
proving.
The county liquor license question will
come up for argument in the Third Dis
trict Court next Monday.
Several parties of colonists will leave
this city in few days for Eagle Rock,
Camas and Market Lake, Idaho.
BY the way, what has become of that
libel suit against the DEMOCRAT, brought
by Palmer & Rey and morning contem-
porary?
During the past week there were
shipped out of Salt Lake forty-seven cars
of bullion, two cars of lead and seven
cars of ore.
L. A. Cummings, who left this city
with the Grismer-Davies company, has
quit that organization and is now in
Southern California.
The stock of the Salt Lake Electric
Light company is held at 500, and the
Rocky Mountain shares are considered a
good investment at $12.
Yesterday was pay day on the Utah
Central, and the employees have been in
vestlng their net earnings in Ontario and
Electric Light stock to-day.
Through the kindness of General Nc
Cook, the TT. Douglas subscribers to the
DEMOCRAT will hereafter receive their
papers the same evening of issue.
The subject of Rev. De Wits discourse
at the Baptist church tomorrow night
will be Practical Reflections on the Lo-
gan Conference" Seats free and all are
welcome.
A young man named Russell, a resi-
dent of Ogden. died at the Sisters hos
pital yesterday of consumption. The
funeral will take place from the hospital
tomorrow.
1t was announced that the Utah Com
missioners would arrive in this city on
Thursday night and hold a meeting YES
terdav, but not one of them has vet put
IN an appearance.
Claudius Spencer was arrested by
Captain Greenman this afternoon on an
Indictment presented by the Grand jury !
last night, charging him with unlawful
cohabitation. He was looking for bonds !
men at last accounts
A gentleman who has Just returned |
from the East reports the season much |
farther advanced in Utah than in other |
parts of the country. In Omaha last
week overcoats were comfortable in the |
middle of the day.
The bright little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. o. Horn was stricken by scarlet
fever the first of the week. The attack
was not serious and she had nearly re-
covered, when diphtheria set in, and her
condition is now critical
A divorce case in which parties of some
prominence are interestedis now pending
in the Third District Court. By consent
Of the attorneys, Arthur Brown and Will
liams q Young, it was referred to A. S.
Patterson yesterday with instructions to
take testimony and report.
Salt Lake will receive its first visitation
If Raymond tourists next Saturday. 1t
s winter excursion party, numbering
)ver one hundred, and is returning TO the
East from California The excursionists
ire booked at the Walker and Continental
hotels, and will remain over Sunday.
Mr.. Fenton, of the Utah & Nevada. is
Il the opinion that bathing trains will Z
Re started next month if the present ,
pleasant weather continues. An attempt ;
viii be made to increase the attractive
less OF Garfield during the coming season.
)ne thousand shade trees have already
een set out and are growing nicely. +
Some incendiary set fire to the barn of
Irs. Ferguson in the Fifteenth ward last
vening. The fremen were promptly on
and and eXtinguished the flames before
ny serious damage had been done. Q
here seems to be something mysterious u
| the frequency with which these at z
mpts to burn Mrs. Ferguson's buildings p
eur. 81
There is every indication of a general
,vlval OF business in this Territory dur
lg the coming season. One circumstance
lat points to this conclusion is the report
the Utah Traffic Association for the
onth of March. The total earnings of m
lie Union Pacific and ID. & R. G. rail il
ads last month on Utah traffic was
5000, while for March, 1884, they only
to $l02, 900.
The bodies of the two victims of the al
weka mine accident were brought to fiji
is city last evening and were accompa- al
ed by number of Tintic miners. The
neral of Patrick Sullivan took place
pm the Catholic Church to-day, and
at of Daniel Kennedy will take place sc
pm the residence of his brother, 523 lo
st, Sixth South street, tomorrow. IN
Mrs. Roadway, resident of Butcher
lie, filed a complaint in the Police
'urt yesterday against her husband.
arging him with assaulting and abus- al
g her. A warrant was issued but the III
fe sent word to the Marshal's Office to-
y that all was forgiven and she desired
withdraw the complaint. The matter
II probably be patched up by payment
costs in the Police Court Monday Sil