Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-11-20
LOCAL JOTS.

1.-The Skating Rink will be repeated at The
Theatre tonight.
Milton Mobiles is entertaining the classic
patrons of the Butte Opera House.
The Milan Italian Grand Opera Company
have dates at the Theatre January 18th
18th and Goth.
Two or three of Uncle Sans blue-coated
boys are at present doing service for the city
for their board and lodging.
Mccormick & Co. to-day received two cars
of Hanauer bullion, S5,140; two bars Stor-
mont silver, $4,000; and Lead Mine ores
$1,000; total value, $9,140.
man named Thompson was brought in
from Alta yesterday with broken collar
bone, caused by being caught between O.
car on the tramway and the shed.
Peacock is putting up first-class lunch
counter in his saloon. 1t will be under the
charge of Jack Schneider, and Jack pro-
poses to set up a good entertainment for the
boys.
The mud is being scraped in big piles on
First South street between Main and West
Temple. 1t will be hauled away when stiff
fened to sufficient consistency to admit of
shoveling.
DR.. Gus King came in from p. V. junction
last evening and brought with him a man
who had been badly broken up at the Pleas
ant Valley coal mines. He was taken to the
Sisters Hospital.
DIR. J. M. Benedict was out to the Warm
Spring lake yesterday. He went with a shot
gun, and the ducks suffered in consequence.
The doctor shot all he could bag, and bagged
all he could bring home.
A twenty-four hours snow storm is re-
ported at places along the line of the Cen
tral Pacific, and where it has not showed
heavy rains have fallen. Telegraph commu-
nication has been broken in many places.
Inthe District Court this morning Judge
E. ID. Hoge made motion to admit to the
bar of the courts in Utah, Fred Kesler. The
Court appointed as an examining COM
mittee, j. c. Royle, Judge Mcbride and John
A. Marshall.
Leavitt's Great European Specially Com
pany, which will include some of his
All Star Company now playing in Chicago.
will play at the Salt Lake Theatre December
9Th and 10th-the same dates that Carleton
plays at the Opera House.
The latest dispatch from the COWBOYS
came at noon to-day. 1t says: ''Evervone
Joyous end plenty of cheer. Give our thanks |
to Needham for the frst-class accommoda- |
tions. DIR. Faust is wearing three-storv |
hat and cupola ON top
Andrew Burt is out of the Pen. He ap
peared on the streets to-day, looking none
the worse for his confinement, but undoubt
edly he is wiser man for the past few davs'
experience. 1t is needless to advise Andrew
to do so no more. His fine was paid bv some
of his admiring friends in petty contribution
to fund gotten up so that he might be re-
leased from the bastile.
No definite arrangements have vet been
made to produce "The Mikado" in Logan.
the management having failed so far to
come to satisfactory terms with the railroad
company in the matter of rates. If the
railroad will give the same figures as were
gwen the Patience" company, Logan will
be visited: if not, the troupe will spend
thanksgiving at home. ,
Messrs. Pavey, Walden g. Co. have issued ;
some elegant advertising cards, in which
they inform their friends and the public that 4
hey have started a wholesale wooden and t
house in this city, embracing
Ill the staples and novelties in that line of 4
goods. An exclusively wooden-ware house
9 something new in the Western trade. but j
hese gentlemen have the experience neces- C
AIRY to carry the business to success, and in C
end to supply the long-felt want t