Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-06-24
LOCAL JOTS.

Horn Silver stock is quoted at $2.15.
''The Private Secretary at the Theatre
tonight.
Judge Powers, says the Provo Enquirer,
is highly pleased with the Garden City
Salt Lake possesses twenty-eight or
ganized base ball clubs and score Of
brass bands.
Forty-two cars of Ontario bullion were
received to-day by Wells, Fargo q Co.,
valued at 500, 754.S9.
Outside of base ball and few horse
races, how is the Fourth of July to be
celebrated in Salt Lake?
The Provo Home Dramatic will tackle
the "Streets of New York" for the initial
performance in the new theatre.
The sale of seats for the Madison
Square Company has been very large,
and good houses are already assured.
A delightful day at the lake can be
be spent with the A. o. U. w. excursion
tomorrow. Three trains will run out.
The Third District Court was in session
again to-day and will continue to meet
from day to day throughout the week.
Mccormick & Co. to-day received two
cars of Hanauer bullion, So, 200, and one
car Queen of the Hills ore, 81 300; total,
$4,000.
AT last the city has properly turned the
fire department loose and the pent up
street sewers are being washed of long
standing filth. Keep at it.
President Joseph Smith, of the Re-
organized Church of Jesus Christ of Lat
ter-day Saints, speaks again in the
Walker Opera House tonight.
The Rowland Hall lawn fete, conducted
by the ladies of st. Marks guild, takes
place tomorrow evening at 6 o'clock, and
promises to be most pleasant entertain
ment for all who attend.
1t is becoming very fashionable now to
sprinkle salt over your beer just before
drinking. The salt modiies the taste of
the hops, and more beer can be taken to
overcome the effects of the salt. A very
ingenious idea.
company to operate driving park
and race course has been organized in
Payson with paid up capital of 81 900,
nearly all subscribed upon the personal
solicitation of that friend of Maud S. and
Jay-Eye-See-Tom WINNER.
The glorious Fourth cometh on apace
and the patriotic father investeth in fire
crackers in order to bring up his children
in the patriotic way they should 90.
Carter, of Main street, has just received
Fourth OF July supply unsurpassed in
the city.
1t is getting to be that time of the year.
says an exchange, when a sad sweet
smile is about all a person cares to wear.
A sad sweet smile bucl1led back with a
ribbon to match the complexion and
trimmed with passementrie cut bias is
very becoming on sweltering day.
The delivery team of Price & Needham.
while going the rounds this afternoon,
took fright and ran away, throwing the |
driver, boy, to the ground, and wreck
ing the vehicle completely. Things looked !
serious for awhile, but no other damage
resulted. The boy was but slightly in
jured.
A box of English cherry currants,
from the garden of Mr.. Pascoe, in the
Nineteenth ward, was brought in the
DEMOCRAT office this morning and passed
around for the admiration of all. One of
them is about the size of three ordinary
currants, and with a change of color
they might readily be mistaken for
grapes.
No polygamY trial in Utah has excited
more disgust at the action of the defend
ant than the White case has furnished.
The spectacle of young girl being sent
TO the pen at the instigation of her hus-
band Is even more than the best of the
Mormons can stand. They do not hest
tate to say that they admire the grit of
the girl, but they are equally assertive i'm
damning the cowardice of the man 10y
Such scrubs as White should get the full I
benefit of the law.
The Ogden Herald is eulogistic over !
the conduct of Miss Elizabeth Starkev',
in the White polygamy trial, and highly I
endorses 1.-THE determination and moral |
courage" which sent her to the peniten- !
tlary. 1t would be interesting to know
what the intinitesimial soul of such a hire a
ling scribe thinks of the action of the
dastardly husband who let this girl of
seventeen be sent to the pen in order TO
shield himself. The Ogden Herald must ,
hink that he is a moral hero. OF such i
'tuff as White are heroes made. L
DR. Henley's Celery Reef and Iron