Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-08-21
LOCAL J0TS.

Lead is strong at $4.25. with an upward
tendency.
There is more demand than supply for
Apex stock.
The Governors favorite hymn When 1
can read my title clear"
Elko county, Nevada, is shipping consid-
cradle ore to the smelters at Sandy.
An Ontario miner was admitted to St.
Marks Hospital yesterday with crushed
ankle.
The Methodist Sunday-school children
and their friends are out in force at the
lake to-day.
Utah gold dust and gold in bars, to the
value of s., 5C0, we're received by Mccormick
IL Co. to-day.
Deputy Marshal Vandercook will arrive
this evening from Richfield with his pris-
oner Watrin.
The hot wave has temporarily absconded.
AS a Roman is once saio to have remarked
II go; but return"
The Game and Fish committee are making
it extremely hazardous for the wilful des-
troyers of game contrary to law
Mr.. w. r. Judd, the well-lnown govern
ment stage line contractor, residing at
Grantsville, Utah, died suddenly of apo
plexy last night.
Eliza Shaffer, alias Mrs. John w. Smell,
was arrested this morning and bound over as
a witness to appear before the Grand Jury
in the sum of 500. j. w. and George II.
Smell were sureties.
A fatal accident is reported TO have oc-
CURED on the narrow guage road near Pleas
ant Valley last evening, in which the pay
10, lob
and injuring two very seriously.
Mccormick d. Co. to-day received three
cars of Hanauer bullion, 81 COO; two bars of
Stormont silver, $3.50; Queen of the Hills
ore, 81, 600; Mayfower ore, 81, $50; Utah gold
dust and bars, 81 800. Total value, S14,350.
A number of shares of Crescent changed
hands yesterday at $1.20. The rising stock
is held close at slips with more buyers than
sellers. On the LIST of September the COM
pany will declare their fifth dividend and
disburse $4,000.
A number of ladies and gentlemen on
horseback and in carriages enjoyed before
breakfast drive this morning after the early
shower had purified the atmosphere and laid
the dust about the city. Salt Lake has the
finest natural drives i'll the Union.
The social party given under the auspices
of the Knights of ST. Dennis Wednesday
evening, was pleasant affair. The twenty
young couple present at the dance and fine
spread of cakes and cream pronounce the
evening one of the most enjoyable of the
season.
Deputy Marshal Collin is left solitary and
alone to guard the citadels of Zion. Green
man has gone to attach Southern Utah
mine for Mr.. A. l., Williams, Vandercook
went TO Richfeld after the escaped prisoner
Watrin, and doc" Sprague is on a mission
far remote.
The Presbyterian teachers assembled in
convention at Logan the past three days ex-
perienced a most interesting and profitable
meeting. All the problems of successful
teaching in training the ''young idea how to
shoot" and the Importance Of missions were
ably discussed. The meeting adjourned I'M
I'll next year.
The quarantine regulations and the nuis-
anoe inspectors of the city are being forcibly
commented upon by citizens both Mormon
and GENTLE. The general opinion is that
some competent medical man should be
made Health Supervisor, and that the city is
fully able to pay for protection to the health
and lives of the people.
The board appointed to canvass the re-
turns of the General Election held in Utah
Territory on Monday, the Sd day of August,
completed their labors this afternoon, after
four days work. The Commissioners, Board
of Canvassers and assistants visit the lake
tonight in special car, through the kind
ness of w. w. Ritter.
Sol Crown was run in by the officers for
being drunk and disorderly: and from the
banged-up appearance of his ''phiz" he must
have picked up a tough 'un'' during the
progress of his jamboree fine of $40 was
imposed for the damage to the city ordi-
nances but it will hardly act as a salve to
his damaged eyesight.
Complaint is made by an indignant gem
tleman of several workmen beating worn
out horse used in hauling gravel-cars on
the track along Third East street Yes
terday two of the inhuman wretches pound
ed the poor animal with singletrees until it
nearly fell down. The people about the
scene are terribly incensed at such cruelty.
Elizabeth A. Starkey, alias Mrs. +. White,
who is serving out a sentence for contempt
of court, paid the city an hours visit this
afternoon from the Palace on the Bench
The young lady looks improved in health
and smiled when she said she was perfectly
happy and not a bit bothered in being i'm
prisoned from her friends. The guards were
all courteous. but she never talked with
them.
With its usual notorious and mendacious
disregard of the truth, the Salt Lake Herald |
this morning announced III Il headline of
the canvass proceedings of the election that
the Park City protest was laid on the shelf |
'by a vote of three TO two''-the inference !
being that three non-Mormons had voted !
one way and the two People party members |
the other. Last nights DEMoCRAT stated |
that the vote not to go behind the returns |
was unanimous, and that statement is cor
rect. The miserable, lying Herald knew it,
too; but the impression that it was parti- /
san vote was needed by the Peoples party
and the Herald seems to be preferred to the |
DeSefet Ne,cS when the leaders of that party |
really desire q superb specimen of the bare
faced lie.