Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-11-25
LOCAL JOTS.


The Grand Jury adjourned to-day till next
Friday.
calvin Joslin" at the Salt Lake Theatre
tomorrow night.
Wells, Fargo d Co. to-day received Mer-
Wan ore valued ut 81, 406.
Prof Sheldon will give matinee at his
Dancing Academy tomorrow.
There will be divine service at ST. Marks
Cathedral tomorrow at III a. M.
The markets to-day presented n splendid
assortment of fish, flesh and fowl.
The witnesses in the George III. Taylor u.
@. case were before the Grand Jury to-day.
The Turkey question should be generally
and satisfactorily settled in the United
States tomorrow.
Mccormick d Go. to-day received one car
of Hanauer bullion, $500; and Queen of
the Hills ore, 81 LEO; total value, S4,sco.
The Criterion Debating Club, of the Tenth
ward, will not hold their regular meeting to-
morrow evening. Cause, Thanksgiving.
Single fares for the round trip between all
points from Ogden TO Spanish Fork will be
given tomorrow over the Utah Central Rail
way.
The postoflico will be closed on Thanks
giving Day. The general delivery and car
riers' window will be open from 1890 to 100
p. IN.
The strains of the Opera House Band will
enliven proceedings mt the Skating Pavilion
and attract the lovers of the rollers to the
Rink tomorrow.
There will BIO an excursion TO tho Hot
Springs tomorrow, when n splendid pro-
gramme of sports has been arranged for the
public enjoyment.
The whole force of Culmer Bros. marched
down Main street this morning, bearing with
them an immense show case for Roberta Il
Nelden, the enterprising druggists.
The ladies of st. Marks Guild have ar
ranged n magnificent Thanksgiving market
at st. Marks schoolhouse. This affair
promises to be one of the chief attractions
of the day.
Even the cowboy city of Cheyenne appre-
ciates the classic "Mikado." dispatch
received here yesterday from tile Thompson
Company, playing there. says: "MiSado'
caught on big.
Painter Tullidge has commenced to re-
paint the front of the Walker House. All
the iron and woodwork of the front of the
building will get n new coat of paint, and
then will probably be oiled.
Thanksgiving Day will be generally OBJ
served in Salt Lake City, and in order to
strictly obey President Cleveland's procla-
nation and give the printers better chance
at the turkey, no DEMOCRAT will be issued
Tomorrow evening.
Next Monday John Oddly and j. @. Dolan
commence the twenty-seven hour go-as-you-
please contest at the Skating Pavilion for
SEQ side. The match promises to be very
interesting if Dolan is in anywise equally
matched against Oddly.
Autographs of "Nanon," Carleton's net
opera, are attracting much attention. The
music in this piece is described as being
charmlngly fascinating, and another great
and certainly attractive feature is drum
and fife corps of the chorus in tights.
Zera Snow, formerly assistant prosecuting
attorney of the Third Judicial District, was
married at Omaha, November 24th, to Miss
make their permanent home in Portland.
Oregon, and will have the best wishes of a
large circle of Salt Lake friends.
When the scribe of the Salt Lake Herald
writes SO gleefully of newspaper reporters
who are on the list" he should pause think
of the color of his hair, and then thank
heaven he is in with the police. If it were
not for the latter fact he would be convicted
ON suspicion and be doing his six months
with the other unlawfuls.
The wife of n prominent dentist who COM
United suicide in San Francisco about a
year ago, has been employed as one of the
spoilers" in the late moral raids. Several
other things" have also been employed and
the city officials seem to think il is all right
to let these solicitors" break one ordinance
in order to catch offenders against another.
The $4,000 challenge band of the Alvin
Joslin Comedy Company will parade Main
street at noon tomorrow. This is said to |
be the finest-uniformed band in the world. |
with set of solid gold and silver instru- |
ments set with rubies, emeralds, sapphires |
ana diamonds. The band comprises several |
very fine solo players.
Tonight the members of Ogden Union |
Lodge No. D, l. o. o. f., will dedicate their |
new and elegant quarters i'll that CITY. A |
number of visiting brethren will go from
here and other points, and a good fraternal
feast of reason and a flow of soul'' is an
ticipated on the occasion, which will be
exhilarated by n bounteous ban
quet
The hop of the Knights of st. Dennis in
Olympic Hall tomorrow night will be a
select and very social affair. The Young
gentlemen on the committees always work
Tor success, and il is complimentary to them
that they generally attain it. Their Thanks
giving ball VIII be no exception, and will
keep up the credit of the Knights as social
lions.
The race between Williams, the Sow
boy" and Dave Reese, of Logan, to come of
next Saturday. will probably draw big
q side, the distance being 100 yards. This
u sure-enough race. as the articles of
are to the effect that the race il
to take place no matter what the condition
Of the weather.