Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-04-08
LOCAL JOTS.
Patience" tomorrow night.

Patience" tomorrow night.
Horn Silver stock is quoted at $215.
Remember the Democratic Club meet
ing at Pendleton's Hall this evening.
Excellent speaking at Pendleton's Hall
this evening.
A party of ten left over the Rio Grande
for Boston this morning.
; A number of church dignitaries came
down from Logan last night.
Caterpillars are reported to have made
their appearance in some parts of the
city.
} The case of Lucien Faitzgable VS.. Mary
: Worseldine is being tried in the Third
District Court.
John M. Ericsson, native of Sweden,
was admitted to citizenship in the Dis
trict Court to-day.
Nothing in the Police Court this morn
ing. Andrew Christian Jensen, charged
J with committing an assault last Sunday,
was to have hearing this afternoon.
/, 1t is W. A. Taylor who is to be one of
the speakers at the Democratic meeting
this evening, and not III. A., as erron-
! eously stated in last evenings DEMOCRAT
B. A. NJ Froiseth, the pioneer map
publisher of Utah, makes an announce
, ment to the readers of the DEMOCRAT
this evening, which will be found in an
other column.
I The expression of exuberant Joy that
seems to have settled down on Sam
Levy's face was principally created by
! the addition of son to his family on
April LIST. The event took place in New
Orleans.
In the case of A. E. Leavitt, VS.. Ok
ford and Geneva Mining Company, a YER
dict for plaintiff for Sc, 753 was found yes
, terday and to-day the defendants were
allowed twenty days to file notice of mo-
ton for a new trial.
The Ogden Herald, of Monday night,
, published disgustingly filthy runOr in
regard to alleged practices of some of the
} inmates of the Utah penitentiary. I'm
less the editor of that journal is prepared
to substantiate the story, it would be
better newspaper taste to keep such dirty
articles out of his columns.
The Grand Jury for the April term will
be impaneled next Monday and the in
vestigators of the February term are still
IN session. This is the first time in the
history of the Territory that Grand
Jury has carried on its labors and pre-
scented indictments every few days, up to
the time when a succeeding body was
impaneled
The passenger department of the Den
yer and Rio Grande railway company has
issued another new book. It is called
" Manitou," and is devoted entirely to
that health resort. 1t is both literary
and artistic, and is an excellent book to
send to friends east. The third book of
the series, q The Crest of the Continent"
will soon make its appearance.
E. J. Swaner is now wearing the
latest novelty in scarf pins. 1t consists
OF miniature electric globe, about half |
an inch long, connected by hidden wire |
with small battery in his pocket. By
pressing small spring the currents are
and a tiny though brilliant
electric light is produced. The light is
sufficient after night to enable one to
read newspaper. This little piece of
jewelry costs 50.
Inc CHTOHtcte wakes WrOth at the
DEMOCRAT because the DEMOCRAT does
not want commission, and says: Gin
stead OF using the gratb-hOe of Legisla-
tive Commission to clear up, root and
branch, the Canada thistles, etc" Now
hat is it to I. The Chronicle wants the
Commission that the editor of it may
nave the grub without the hoe. Now he
has to hoe for his grub, and he does not '
get so much as he thinks might drop I
rom the table of rich Commission and I
possibly he dreams of Commissioners f
able. We are satisfied with hoe grub. v
nut the Chronicle wants Commission 1
grub. Z