Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-06-09
LOCAL J0TS.

Sam Clark, Tor disturbing Ine Peto0
and quiet of John Wickle was fined Slo.
Bar silver was quoted in New York this
afternoon at $l07. Stocks were dull and
prices steady.
4 stockholders meeting of the Salt
Lake & Western road was held at LEM
Junction, yesterday.
Tomorrow night Mgr. Capel will lee
ture in the Opera House on Mans he-
lations to the Other World"
Henry Turner, William Stevens, George
Dennis Peter Larsen, all drunk, got %
each in the Police Court to-day.
7 Chairman was brought into court to-
day for battery on c.. Smart at Fuller's.
The case was withdrawn on the payment
of $12.25 costs.
A musical Jubilee will be held in the
large tabernacle on July oath, to com
memorate the entry of the pioneers into
this valley in lS47.
The Firemen's excursion to Garfield
takes places tomorrow, and should the
weather be propitious a large crowd will
doubtless take run out to the Lake.
Mr.. w. w. Calder, manager of the q. c..
M. l. clothing department, leaves to-
morrow via the U. p. for Chicago and
New Yor, City, in the interests OF the In
stitution.
Furnishings for the Territorial Insane
ASYLUM were being purchased by DIR. w.
r. Pike and Judge Dusenberry to-day
The asylum will be opened July 10Th.
The D. & R. G. passenger train started
this morning for the East with three
sleepers filled with through people. The
Robideau bridge is completed and no OBJ
stacles now impede the Little Giant.
The Olympic Gymnastic Club col
lectors are in the field and receipting for
each members $3.50. They request all
signers who have not paid their fees to
call at the Union Pacific office before the
18th inst.
The attention of the Supreme Court
was monopolized to-day in listening to
the arguments in the Lehi water suit
Meningitis case will be heard Thursday,
and the Simpson suit will be decided on
Saturday.
Mrs. Froiseth, Mrs. Noble and several
other ladies observing Flower Mission
Day, called to-day at the city jail, the
Pen and the hospitals and presented the
incarcerated humans with bouquets OF
flowers.
The latest entry in the coming 18th OF
June races is Wild Idle, a half-mile re-
peater, and Sam, a mile horse. They are
i'm the charge of Mr.. Player of Box Elder
county, who intends to make it exceed
inc'y lively for all competitors.
Juliu 6. Guentherodt, a former Salt
Laker, has taken unto himself wife
the haprv event occurring at Oakland
Cali'orni and the happy couple viii
heroa" a. reside in that city. Mr.. g. was
formerly manager for r. q. Dun d Co
The newsy elegraph page presented tC
the readers Of he DEMOCRAT this after
noon is equal to that of any San Francisco
evening Journal 1t is not last week,
news, but the news of to-day throughout
the world. and the DEMOCRAT presents il
twelve hours before any other newspapel
in the city.
Master Dwight Darling, for the past
ten months with Roberts & Nelden, the
city druggists, leaves tomorrow for {
thorough course of study in the celebrated
Philadelphia School of Pharmacy. Dwight
is one of Utah's promising young men
and his progress will be watched by many
true friends who are interested in his sue
cess.
The Gladstone Mining Company filed
articles of Incorporation in the County
Clerks office Yesterday. The incorpora.
tors are John Dull, Simon Bamberger F
X. Morris and J. +. Bambeger, of Sail
Lake, and John III. McChrystal of Eureka
Utah. The claims of the company are
located in Tintic mining district.
Henry Gale, Sen, an aged and decrep
it man, who resides some two and hal
miles north of Beaver, was arrested last
Thursday after attending fast meeting
by Deputy Marshal John Armstrong, on
an indictment for unlawful cohabitation
He is well-to-do farmer and staunct
Latter-day Saint and, says the Beaver
Utonian, good citizen.
The Denver & Rio Grande Railroad has
offered 81 900, the Governor of Colorado
$500, and the city of Denver $500-a total
of $2,000-for the arrest of the dynamite
ers. The 5000 offered by the State, how
ever, only refers to the attempted wreck.
ing of Rio Grande trains, and the $500
offered by the city to acts of violence
within the limits of the city of Denver
The main object, however, is to capture
the dynamiters, and it is believed that
the same persons have been connected
with all the outrages thus far perpe-
trated
Mr.. G. c. Patten desires to deny the
oil - l, Il
orce suit now pending in the Probate
Court. He alleges that Louise Smith
Patten was fully aware of his previous
marriage, and of his divorce by the Idaho
Legislature; that the charge of cruelty is
false, as he can prove, and that for year
previous TO their separation he got his
own breakfast regularly, and went to
work leaving her in bed, and that he has
often returned at night and done his own
washing while she enjoyed her novel or
story paper.