Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-11-24
LOCAL JOTs.
stock is quoted at 800.

Travel over the ID. O. II. @. is lively at
present.
Turn about is fair play, and the deputies
got in their work to-day.
Wells, Fargo d Co. to-day received Ontario
bullion valued at S35,4S2.
Mccormick & Co. to-day received Hanauer
bullion valued at 100000.
The Harmony Club holds forth tonight ut
Sheldon's Hall in the merry dance.
"What's your NUMBER" was the general
greeting among the boys last night.
The Careless Amateur Opera Company
will next produce 'The Pirates of PEN
zance."
II. w. West is now the sole proprietor of
the Referee Saloon, having bought out his
former partner, II. @. Condie.
Salt-cheap salt--and Utah SALTS the
cry of Butte. Only salt will save the camp
is what the Butte papers say.
David NJ. Stewart was arrested at Ogden
yesterday afternoon for unlawful cohabita-
tion and placed under 81 800 bonds.
Diphtheria has broken out in another
place. The yellow flag is hosted at house
just north of the old Liberal Institute.
The Provo Enquirer wants VIM. Burbeck,
of Provo, for postmaster there. Burbeck is
the sprighty correspondent of the Herald.
The ten days stay of proceedings in the
Hopt case date from to-day, and it is prob
able that they are Hopt's last ten days on
earth.
The Probate Court has granted divorce
in the case of Mrs. Retta Margetts vs.. Phil
Margetts, jr., the grounds being desertion
and neglect.
Myrtle Lodge, X. of p, will hold social
AMI n N nj hair hnlI
Music, dancing and refreshments will be the
principal features of the sociable.
Inc Chautauqua Literary and Scientific
Circle meets this evening at the residence of
Mr. Ill. w. Lawrence, on Third South. 1t is
desired that a full attendance be present.
Two policemen walked in at the front door
of q restaurant this noon and three young
men jumped up and walked out at the back.
As they are respectfully connected the DEM
ocRAr suppresses their names
The l.. l.. case of G. Il. Pearson was to-
day continued in the Justices Court till
week from tomorrow. 1t will not be called
however, if in the test case of Vandercook
the city ordinance is decided to be invalid.
Frank Foote will remove his assay office
this week from the old stand he has so many
years occupied to the building lately used MS
the Denver Restaurant Mr.. Foote has had
the place thoroughly renovated and remod-
eled in nice taste and style.
John Il. Raymond, says dispatch. has in
preparation new comedy called "a Full
Hand" Those Salt Lake gentlemen who
sat down with John to quiet little game of
poker when he was playing IN engagement
here, will vouch that the actor plays "a full
hand'' for all there is in it.
The winter term of Mr. b. b. Young q sing
ing school is announced to commence next
Monday, at the Calder music rooms. The
opportunity here furnished for vocal train
ing Is unsurpassed by any institution in the
Rocky Mountains, and large class of pu-
pills will doubtless be enrolled for the winter
months
Do the city police know ANYTHING of the
visit of a loud-dressed woman to the office
OF prominent legal gentlemen in this city
Z few nights ago. she having the pretext of
wanting an account collected? And do not
the promoters of the moral" crusade feel
rather sick because the gentleman refused to
be trapped" and placed upon the list?
One of the best and most needed improve
ments made or being made about the Metro
politan Hotel is that of repairing the walks.
In front of the hotel, the full width of the
sidewalk an asphaltum path is being put
down; from the hotel to the Cliff corner one
of the same kind ten feet wide will be put
down. and good gravel walk will be spread
from the hotel IT, the DEMoCRAT corner.
A prominent Mormon said to lady yes
terday that Judge Zane was above reproach.
They meaning the parties working up the
l.. IL. raids) had done all they could to catch
him, but that he was irrepToachabe. Nice
work this, trying to induce people and
Federal officials to compromise their honor.
Lead us not into temptation" would be n
trst-rate thing for some people TO observe
just now.
Manager Mcguire, says the Butte Miner
eQdeQyOreQ to SlcIlra the Nayado nnncart
Company for three nights-twoin Butte and
one IN Helena, but "the sage-brush linnet''
comes too high. She wanted $1,000 for the
three concerts and railroad fares from Ogden
and return. Mr.. Mcguire at one time thought
OF Offering her the Anaconda mine or the an
nual profits of the Utah d Northern on the
salt business, but he was afraid she might
accept.
An important real estate transfer was
made yesterday, between John Buckle a.
Son, merchant tailors, and ID. f. Walker
The property is located on Main street, a
few doors below Bamberger Bros, and is
26!9 feet front by go feet deep the consider
alton being $500. Buckle d Son have
occupied the stand for the past ten years,
during which time they have more than
once tried to purchase the ground. The
transfer was effected through Mr.. Lewis
Kelsey.
Grau's English Opera Company, which ia
The next attraction at the Walker Opera
House, have the following operas in their
repertoire; "Pirates of Penzance." MAS
cote" Prince Methusaleh," "Oliyette,n
..rrsaiiience, Queens Lace Handkerchief"
Mlkado, "Pinafore," and others. Beyond
''The Mikado," however, no programme has
been announced for the engagement here.
The Grau Company is highly spoken of
wherever 1t has played, and win play pay
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