Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-08-28
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LOCAL JOTS.

Grace Hawthorne IN line New Calnllle
at the Walker Opera House tonight.
New cases of diphtheria continue to pre-
sent themselves, in spite of the pretense of
cauti o.
Nj BIAS -ath was tried in the Police
Co, 10 mCraing for getting drunk, for
VIII he paid a S. fine.
Wells, Fargo g. Co. to-day received Homer
inc ore 1850: and Carissa ore, 1855. Total
Total value, $6,715.
A fuu lef earsal of all the parts of
"Iolantle' will be held at Calders music
store On Mond, vening at 7:30 o'clock.
McCorniok g. c D. to-day received one car
of Havala Juiia1 $2,4S0; Crescent ore,
$4,000; enc Nlee q the Hills ore, $1,000
value, $685..
The Salt lake City band has made ar
ranpements to take IA ;cursion to Garfield
on Friday, Septenlbsl 4th, when good time
is insured to all VINO attend.
The excavation Oh Glird South street,
north of the Square, P oyes to have been dug
for water mains and not gas pipes, as re-
ferred to by the d.. CocnA1.
The new Tabernacle built at Provo by the
people of Utah county win be used for the
first time tomorrow, the 18th, by the
State Conference Convention.
The finest display of Delaware, Isabella
and Muscatelle grapes one could wish to
look at can be seen in passing Calders vine
yard, in the Eighteenth ward.
The city's tool shed, blacksmith shop and
several tons of iron at the gravel beds were
consumed last night. Damage about $1,000.
No clue to the origin of the blaze
Alarge gathering of merry children were
entertained at the residence of Dr. j. M.
Benedict last evening in commemoratlon of
the birthday of one of his children.
Peter Schmith the Francklyn brewer,
seven miles south of the city, was arrested
Yesterday and fined $50 to-day by Justice
Speirs, for selling liquor on Sunday.
Tomorrow occurs the closest ball game of
the season, between the Salt Lakes and Ath-
letics of Ogden. Every member is on tip
toe for victory and an interesting game is
promised.
Charles Theide the "occitable" German,
was fined $3.50 by Justice Spiers yesterday
afternoon for striking young lady in the
face on the incoming bathing train Wednes-
day night.
James H. Movie, the probable successor of
CITY ATTORNEY Fletcher, is a disciple of the
Ann Arbor law school, and made very good
introduction TO his work in the Police Court
yesterday.
Thirty-eight tickets were sold at the Rio
Grande Office yesterday for New York, Phil
adelphia and Boston. Eighty-one passen-
gers went East to-day by the Little Giant,
which indicates good business.
Ex-Jailor John Arid came up before the
Police Court to-day when the charge lodged
against him by his wife was withdrawn. She
refused to prosecute, and $3.50 costs was i'm
posed and the defendant was dismissed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton have closed the
Opera House Ice Cream and Lunch stand.
Prof. Morton will return to mining business,
while Mrs. Morton will move to Park City
and take charge of boarding house for the
Ontario miners.
About 700 Salt Lakers took advantage of
the cheap rates and fine ball offered by the
Opera House band at the Lake yesterday.
Everything passed off as agreeably as could
be wished and, as usual, the Opera House
band was declared the king.
Diphtheria still RACES, notwithstanding all
that is said to the contrary. Several flags
are still displayed from residences about the
city, and children of infected families are
allowed to run about the streets and call at
neiphbors' houses with throats tied up and
symptoms of the death-dealing plague about
them.
the Utah Commission rooms and listened to
a final report on the receipts and expendi-
tnres attending the exercises. Thechairman
stated that the sum of $56 remained on hand
from $947 collected in. The small amount
was apportioned between the three hospitals
rs a gift.
Mrs. Dudler, who dispenses the 'invigor-
ator'' to travellers at the mouth of Parley's
Canyon, was arrested to-day for selling iq-
uor without a license. She claimed that if
she paid at the end of the month it would
be one and the same thing as in advance.
She was tried at . o'clock this afternoon
and fined $50.
The yellow flags have been taken down
from in front of Martin and Carney's resi-.
dences in the Twentieth ward. 1t is reported
that Mr.. Hoffman lost another child from
the terrible diphtheria last evening, making
two lost from the afflicted family. A13-year-
old boy of the family utterly refuses to take
a drop of medicine, and says he wants to go
and meet his brother Johnnie, who is dead.
There is a movement started by some of
the leading ladies and gentlemen of Salt
Lake to tender Mrs. General NJ. NJ. Bane a
farewell entertainment in the Opera House
some time during the coming two weeks
Mrs Bane has ever been generous with her
evolutionary and musical ability to the Salt
Lake public, and testimonial of respect to
the lady on the eve of her departure to Port
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