Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-09-24
LOCAL JOTS.

"Love and Law" at the Theatre tonight
Sales of Ontario stock were made in New
York yesterday at $3.50.
Lawrence Barrett and George C. Min are
playing against each other at Denver this
week.
Mr.. p. Harrison, of the Harrison House,
Silver Reef, is in Salt Lake for day Or two
on business.
"Iolanthe'' rehearsal at Calder's music
rooms at 7:30 this evening. 4 full attend
ance is requested.
Milt Thomas, George Akof, G. b. Hawley
and other witnesses here before in the Hopt
trial can not be had.
Harter took Hudson's place as pitcher for
the Denvers to-day against Wells, of Will
lard, for the Salt Lake boys.
The Moulton mine at Butte has just de.
clared another dividend of $4,000 TX cents
per share), payable October 9Th.
The Salt Lake men worked around yester-
day until Barker got on second base, where
he belongs, and did some good work.
Lieutenant Morton's bay horse and light
blackboard were stolen Wednesday. No clue
is at hand for the detection of the thief
The oyster supper and social of the ladies
Ol tuS tIeSDNIeTlan taxes place TO-
morrow evening. You want to be on hand.
Mccormick & Co. to-day received one car
of Hanauer bullion, S3,l25 Crescent ore.
$1,000, and Queen of the Hills ore, 81 ,25O.
Total value, S10,s75.
A Herald reporter hangs around the
Police Court so much that people who can't
tell newspaper scribes on sight, suspect him
to be an "old offender
Mr.. Frank Leedy, of Helena, Montana, is
III the city. Mr.. Leedy is one of Helena's
representative mining men, and will prob
ably procure some machinery while here.
A small child of Mr. and Mrs. Geo rye Nor
rig, of Fifth South Street, in the Eighth
Ward, died of diphtheria yesterday. Ten
other serious cases exist throughout the city,
United States Marshal L. J. Carr, of Chey-
enne, Wyoming, Mr.. Moss, of Piedmont,
George Campbell Of Green River, Wyo.,
and other witnesses in the pending Hopt
murdr trial, are present to-day.
Messrs Bancroft, Eccles, Marsh, Erb.
Arnold and others, made a tour of the Salt
Lake shore yesterday in the steamer "Whirl-
wind" in search of q bathing resort. No
report has yet been made of the days sue
cess.
The Osceola gold placers are reported to
be running lightly at present, on account of
scarcity of water, only averaging about two
hours per day. In short time the water
will be more plentiful, and then work on a
large scale will be inaugurated. o
The Home Dramatic Club will visit Logan |
during the Conference, and play "Queen's |
Evidence" Among the members who will |
appear are Mr.. Wells Mr. Cummings. Mr.. |
Spencer, Mr.. White, Miss Edith Clawson |
and Miss Ivy Clawson. The rest of the cast |
is not decided
Ore from some of the claims in Black |
smith Fork canyon, few miles from Logan.
Cache Valley, has been sssayed in this city !
and runs about eighty ounces in silver with |
some god. These assays are said to be !
average samples, and there is some enthusi- I
asm over the matter, as the veins are large
and strong.
Photographs of the,prisoners at the Peni-
Tertiary In their new striped suits can be OBJ
tanned by all friends within a few days. !
Those taken of the polygamists are said to
be ca Terly asked for by tourists in the city.
Messrs. Musser, Cannon, Pratt and others
rather object to having hkenesses of them
selves on sale.
The Eagle Foundry has Just completed a
pair of Cornish rolls for the Silver Reef
teaching works, which will be shipped to
that camp Immediately. No rolls have vet
be IN tried on the soft sandstone ores, and if
the 1nltlatory ones give good satisfaction,
the stamps IN use down there may be en-
tlrely superseded by them.
Mr.. Davis, in charge of the athletic
gr5lai has bse1 busy to-day making
several improvements for the comfort of tho
bail players and the patronizing public.
Ihe entrance should be enlarged and the
fence on three sides OF the square raised
about three feet higher to save a few hun
bred free outside spectators the games |
within.
The Grand Jury impaneled at Provo yes '
terday for the first District Court are said
10 be all non-Mormons. Their names are:
Hugh M. Dougall, w. A. Haws, Thos. Raw {
Inns, Robt. Bee, VIM. p. Bennett, William s
McBeth, VIM. H. Liter, Robert Maiben. {
Henry Alenary, Thos. Sutherland, Alonze
4. Noon, w. p Durfee. P. H. Connell, Jos.
Gerber. James Reed.
The firm of Young Bros, agents for the
Domestic Sewing Machine, have just pur-
chased the lot and building opposite their 4
old Main street stand. The property wes
formerly owned by P. w. Madsen. and adj
joins the Old Constitution building on the
south. 1t is lf55YllJ feet, and the consider
ltlon was $500. Young Brothers are re-
lifting the building, and about October h
lst will move in.
-. tfE 1
The Phoebe New Record is facetious. In h
5hs last issue the editor says: Strong grows
the belief within us that the Mormons were o
treated for the benefit of the Gentiles, and a
nat the Gentiles were created for the benefit Il
Of the Mormons. The Mormons till the soil T
nd raise produce for the Gentiles, and the II
iantlles blast the rock and dig out silver for a
ne Mormons. The Mormons raise pretty :
.lrls thatb!ossom and bloom and look sweet. IL
md the Gentiles raise the devil and elope c.
With the girls. Gentle and Mormon appear c:
% have been created for mutual benefit.
such is the will of the Lord.