Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-09-25
LOCAL JOTS.

Phoenix" Mobiles great melo-drama. q,
he Theatre tonight
Dead to the world, but living to YOU
Leslie ackburnr-Phoenir.
"And the william still pursued her-to be
continued in our next-'-Ph0nir.
Last nights shower put the roads and at
n'osphere in exactly the right condition.
Don't FORGET to let the children see the
great matinee of "Love and Law" tomorrow
afteruOOu.
The Oh pic Cub will OCCUPY the elegant
new Aal! Ia the Jennings block after the 1st
of October.
The real estate agents are reporting some
sales this week, and general revival in the
realty business is anticipated.
Mrs. Charles was given fifty DAYS in the
jail to-day for her unchaste conduct, and the
soldier was turned over to the authorities at
Camp.
The three Turks about the CITY selling
their native ornaments, attract considerable
attention from their odd style of dress and
customs
Mccormick & Go. to-day received one car
of Hanauer bullion valued at S3,350; two
bars of Stormont silver, Sd, 400, and Queen
OF the Hills ore s.; 800. Total value, SO, $40.
The club houses down the State road did
lively business last night after the races
and ball game. Several teams rolled into
town this morning with loads of celebrators
III high glee.
DIR. Bowers met Mr.. Wright, of Frisco, at
Juab yesterday, and conducted him to the
Nineteenth ward The gentleman has an at
tack OF pneumonia. but is now on the road
to recovery.
Ihe Job printing establishment of Mr.
Frank Nelden scattered sample copies of q
unique and handsome pamphlet Theatre pro-
gramme throughout the audience at the The
atre last night.
Another child of Mr.. and Mrs Morris, of
the Eighth ward, succumhed this morninc
to dlphtheria. The afflicted family are now
watching over their last two children, who
are seriously sick with the same disease.
The property recently purchased bv Young
Bros, and mentioned in the DEMOCRAT, was
formerly owned by Ell. S. Eldredge, and not
by MIR. Madsen, as stated. Consequently it
is part of the Old Constitution building.
the south end of the property.
The DEMOCRAT of the 23d, in relation to
the Fountain" fight, implicated through
transformation a waiter of the ST. James
Hotel in the affray. The st. James walters
are recognized gentlemen by Mr.. Greenwald
and the guests of the house, and no one of
them had hand in the fight of Wednesday
night.
dudish young bicyclist with knee pants
undertook to monopolize the sidewalk of the
II. Z. M. l. block last night, and collided
with delivery team. The two-wheeled per
ambulator was knocked gallywest, and when
the knight collected his shattered frame and
bicycle the driver of the team gave him such
an emDldflc ha r,-in al
remember along with his bruises.
Another child of Mr.. Morris, of the Eighth
ward, died of diphtheria at IL O'Clock this
morning. Several cases are reported in the
vicinity of the Eagle Gate and servants con-
nected with the families are allowed to run
at large. 1t is but little use, however, to call
attentiod to such violations of quarantine
until we have officers capable and willing to
enforce the regulations.
The Presbyterian ladies, with an eve TO
business, combined with sociability. will
give an oyster supper in the PRESBYTERIAN
Church, commencing at 6 O'Clock this even
ing. Everybody being invited, everybody
should 60. The supper will cost only |
trliie and will not be of the regulation kind |
three oysters to plate of soup-but a gen. |
ulne supper, with an enjoyable time thrown |
in.
Judge o. n. Powers charge to the Grand |
Jury yesterday at Provo, is broad and strin |
gent, and is another staggering blow to un- |
lawful oohabs. The Utah polygamists can |
now more fully sympathize with brothers |
Gowans, Bowen and Lee the Tooele co-trio |
who were sent home crcstfallen last Wednes-
day. with five indictments for their OBJ
noGlous crimes Judge Powers with JUDGE
zane rules that an Indictment can be found
daily where period covers the time of U C.
A race free to all occurred nj obont hole
past this afternoon. A horse attached to
an express wagon slipped his bride and ran
up Main street, turning toward the Empor-
larn clock with determination, no doubt,
OF changing the time, which has been con-
slant for some months past, but before the
morse could succeed in getting his forefoot
upon the dial, horseman overlook the nm
away and stopped any and ali chances of
changing the hours SO long indicated by
that wonderful clock.