Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-05-21
LOCAL J0TS.

lanes Larsen was to-day admitted TO
citizenship of the United States.
..NTam ,zelle" at the Theatre tonight,
and 'FDivorcons'' tomorrow night.
big opening of one of the State road
Club houses is announced for tonight.
C. F. Lander sold twelve hundred
shares of Apex this morning at351a cents
Real estate dealers and contract
builders pronounce business in their lines
reviving.
Gotlieb Muller, a native-born Swiss,
was made an American citizen to-day IN
the Third District Court.
Several parties who regard Montana as
the land of promise will leave Salt Lake
next week on prospecting trips.
Two hundred tickets have already been
sold for the excursion to Ogden on Dec
Grafton day, over the D. q K. u.
The Sandy stage pulls up in front of
the White house each morning loaded
with passengers from the Southern set
Element.
Secretary Thomas issued a certificate OF
incorporation to-day to the Showers Min
ing company. The incorporators expect
it will shower wealth upon them.
Another all-important bicycle rider ran
into a gentlemen last evening at a 2:40
gait and was laid low in the dust. The
pedestrian received an injured wrist
The DEMOCRAT is the only evening
paper in the city giving the full tele-
graphic report Its increasing circulation
attests the popular appreciation OF the
fact
Freight loaded in Salt Lake makes the
run through to Montana without trans
fer. 1t is chiefly the result OF the pooling
arrangement between the d. & r. G. and
the U. p.
A party of Ophir prospectors started
for the Delinore mining district in Nevada
q few days ago. They had an assayer's
outfit and were well prepared for sum-
mer's campaign.
The Grand Jury of the First Judicial
District is busily engaged in investigating
alleged cases OF unlawful cohabitation.
This means more tickets by Variants
Underground"
Judge Powers opened the First District
Court in Ogden yesterday. The court
room is packed with interested listeners
to the proceedings in the polygamy and
unlawful cohab. cases.
One gentleman from Park City picked
up all the loose Apex shares he could
find to-day. The brokers seem to be en-
joying the boom, which some claim they
know more about than they care to tell
Michael Murphy, who had his leg am
putated at the Sisters Hospital about {
week ago, is lying very low. Murphy
declined to lose his leg till blood-poison
ing commenced, and the result may be
fatal to him.
The Union Pacific officials report an
immense west-bound traffic over the
Oregon Short Line. The passenger
travel is so heavy that every available
coach is brought into use, including the
reserve coaches formerly held in Ogden
Mrs. j. B. Langtrof to-day opened /:
new store at "a Market Row. The lady
has commenced business with an entirely
new and complete stock of groceries, pro
visions, tinware, garden-truck, ETC., anC
will sell at bedrock prices. Call and SET
her.
The Rio Grande pulled out of the city
this morning with two well-flled sleepers
The travel East by this little-big road is
simply astonishing, and the company
say they are taxed to their utmost capa
city in furnishing transportation to pas
sengers East.
Very recently f. i. Morton succeeded
III. Q. Stearns as proprietor of the Opera
House Lunch and Ice Cream Pariors.
Mr.. Morton will continue the business in
tirst-class style, as he understands it thor
oughly in every branch. See his card
in another column.
"Divorcons" (The Divorce Bib, in
whichs Aimee plays tomorrow, night is
characterized as one of the broadcast and
most salaciously pointed of French PLAYS
There has never been presented upon the
local stage so nearly an approach to that
undisguised, immodest candor which does
not scruple to call a spade a spade OF
hesitate to indulge plain speech even
when touching upon matters that become
indecencies when mentioned. "Divor.
cons, with that suggestive French shrug
of Aimee's, will fill the house.