Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-05-14
LOCAL JOTS.

The Rapid" ore concentration is the
invention of Prof. Clayton.
c. A. Crowley and W. Wiley, fol
yagrancy, were given thirty days each.
Every evening at the Liberty Parl
driving track is seen some very goot
speeding.
The D. & R. G. Western is doing ex
tensive business in the way of movinl
cattle from Utah to Colorado.
The trial of the tin-horn gamblers il
taking place before Judge Spiers this
afternoon.
The two soldiers stabbed last Tuesday
night are recovering slowly. The one cut
in the shoulder is the worst of. .-.
How do the utterances of President
Cleveland chime in with the call for a
"haltp' "The law must be enforced. ,
Ny darling was sweet she was lovely,
Her cheeks were so rosy and fat;
But my yearning for her is now ended,
For she wears huge Patience hat. To-
Logan Poet,
Logan is to have races on Decoration
Day, consisting of one trotting race and
three running races. Entries close or
May Doth. ..
Last nights d. & r. G. passenger train
was delayed between Salida and Canyon
City by the breaking of the cylinder to
the engine.
Carpenter, arrested at Bingham, was
exonerated from mine jumping and dis
charged after appearing before Commits
sioner Mckay.
Tomorrow evening strawberry festi-
val Will be given at the Methodist
Church. This is a chance for everyone
TO have good time.
Bishop Tuttle spent last Sunday at Park
City. He rpoets the mining and bust
ness interests there in most healthy
condition, which is indeed encouraging.
Messrs. Godfrey, Carleton and Petit
grew are the remaining three of the
Utah Commission now here. Chairman
Ramsey and Mr.. Paddock are in the
East.
Several of the young fraternity of town
who were about the gambling tables
when the police raided the Park Saloon,
called on the papers yesterday and begged
to have their names suppressed.
A great deal of irregularity accompa-
MES the arrival and departure of trains
these days. There is so much Scenery"
along the ID. d K. G.. that some of it in
moving about gets across the track.
All citizens should remember that this
is registration week, and that it is neces-
sary to register to vote, and that in free
country the elective franchise is the safe
guard of liberty, All should register.
On and after July LIST the new postal
law will be in force. A two-cent stamp
Will then carry the same weight that
exacts four cents now. Uncle Sam is get
ting astonishingly liberal in the matter
Of cheap postage.
This morning Marshal Phillips notified
General McCook that the city quarters
were filled with soldiers, and asked to
have them removed. Accordingly a
small squadron of them were escorted to
the Post this afternoon.
Sister" Barbary Tobler, OF. Santa
Clara, in the fifty-frst year OF her age,
says the Beaver UtOnidn, presented her
husband, Jacob Tobler, with fine son,
on the 10th, ult., weighing ten pounds.
Isn't it about time for Sister Barbary to
call "halt?"
The Sampson assessment of so cents
per share is being paid up in good style.
5000 of the 10000 shares having already
pungled up the amount due. The stock
holders hang on, confident in the thought
that the Sampson will surely be one of |
the big mines of the Park ...
Marshal Greenman started this morn
ing for Beaver with four prisoners await
ing trial at the present term of the
Second District Court They are the
Southern Utah cattle thieves, Z. H. and
Carl. Smith, J. Ramairez and A
Guerrero; the last two are Mexicans.
Isaac Groo, of the Ninth Ward. ar
rested yesterday for unlawful cohabita-
ton, was taken before Commissioners
Mckay and, not being permitted to waive
examination, pleaded guilty to the charge
of the Indictment He was released on
81 500 bonds to await the action of the
Grand Jury. r.5 - 5
Last night the twenty-fifth anniversary
of the welded life of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris.
Diehl was commemorated with a fine sill
Yer wedding and rlght royal reception.
The friends were numerous and presents
elegant, and the happy couple were,
wished many years of continued prosper
lty by all in attendance.
A gentleman of the Eleventh Ward
was arrested this morning for keeping a
dangerous dog on his premises. This
morning, before the time for the case 10
come up, ''Towser" was found dead on
the porch of his house, and Prosecuto r :
Fletcher hadn't the heart to try the case !
which was consequently dismissed.
The "Wages Of Sin" Company, a snide
snap melodrama, foisted upon the Salt
Lake theater-goers short time ago, has 7
gone to pieces in San Francisco for want 5
Of patronage. The DEMOCRATS criticism {
If this dramatic abortion was complained 8
If at the time it was here, but San Fran t
,isco audiences--or lack of audiences ]
ave probably taught the management t
hat the people are better judges of the t
merits of their piece than a subsidized v
ress. The dramatic world will still re- +
olive without the wages of SIM" T