Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-12-01
LOCAL JOTS.

Diphtheria claimed six victims during the
month of November.
Is IL not about time FOR the cowboys TO re-
turn to their ranches ?
When the Davenport woman arrives, will
her old friends hold public reception
"The Mikado' will be repeated by the
Thompson company at the Theatre tonight.
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S. bullion shipments
from Silver Reef for the month of November
aggregated $2s,6l5.74
One more appointment for Utah, but who
can tell how many disappointments there
are connected with it ?
The postofflce was closed to-day from ~
till . o'clock, in respect to the memory of
President Hendricks.
The sale of seats for the Nevada concert
will open Thursday morning. Two proscen-
ium boxes were spoken for to-day.
There will be no examination in the Collin
McMurrin case till it is definitely known
whether or not McMurrin will live.
Mccormick d Co. to-day received three
cars of Hanauer bullion, S1O,3C0, two cars of
Stormont silver, $3.50. Total value, S136,90
Tine merchants and shopkeepers are al
ready receiving their holiday goods, but
where is one to get the money with which to
buy them?
Jennings d. Sons have just put up very
pretty scroll sign ON the north side of the
Emporium building. The sign il done in
gold and silver.
The Opera House box office is now open
for the sale of seats for the season of the
Grau Opera Company, commencing with
"The Mikado" tomorrow night.
Several of the Utah delegates left st.
Louis by steamer on Sunday for the New
Orleans Exposition, and the Others have
commenced their homeward journey.
The sale of seats for the Carleton Opera
Company will open at 10 o'clock Friday
four nights and Wednesday matinee.
Messrs. NJ. H. Lipman, 1. j. Baker, Boyd
Park and j. @. Conklin bought half inter
est in the California mine ut Ophir, yester-
day, November 30th, paying 81, 0C0 therefor.
Miss Almy's adult dancing class was
opened last night at Calder's Hall on First
South street. The attendance was much
better than was expected for the opening
night.
non the south side of First south street,
near Third East, is n tree propped up with q
large scantling, the soantling being placed
In the middle of the sidewalk. viii the
City Marshal have it removed?
There is prospect of Salt Lake seeing
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man and other noted runners are coming
west. They may stop off Mt this city and
give an exhibition of their tleetness on foot.
IF there is anybody in this country who
ID bigger than the law, everybody should be
made acquainted with the fact, MS well as
the name of the mighty flicial."-Heraid.
There are such, viz: the elite who enjoy the
privilege of polygamy. and their name is
legion.
Next Thursday evening the Criterion De-
batting Club will hold their regular weekly
meeting in the Tenth ward school house.
The exercises will consist of u debate, the
reading of the monthly Reuie,c, with Messrs.
Taylor and Jones editors and n miscellan-
eous programme.
In the police court to-day Thomas Scan
Ian, John Walters, Charles Mitchell and
Samuel Hudson were each bound over in the
sum of LOCO to await the action of the
Grand Jury OH charge of burglarizing
Snelgroyes shoe store. Not being able to
give bail they were returned to the bastile.
Nj. II. Murray, one of the proprietors of
the Bureau saloon, who had trouble
with his partner was to-day discharged by
Judge Spiers and S25 refunded him that he
had left with the city for his appearance
when the matter first went into the hands of
the police. The saloon has been closed down
under attachment by Colonel Shaughnessy.
Marshal Ireland, Colonel V. Brisbower,
Deputy yandercook and a brother of Deputy
Collin all drove up to Fort Douglas this
afternoon for the purpose of visiting Collin
who, as stated i'll last evenings DEMOCRAT.
was removed to the Fort yesterday after
noon. Mr.. Collin is feeling as well as could
be expected under the trying circumstances.
The Grau Opera Company commence their
engagement at the Opera House tomorrow
night in '"rhe Mikado," followed by the
"Mascotte," "Chimes of Normandy" and
the Queens Lace handkerchief As a
whole, and in several points individually,
the Grau company is said to give very sat
isfactory rendition of the operas in their
repertoire.
Some of Zera Shows old friends in this
city, who hold him in kind remembrance,
bethought themselves to present Zera with
token of their friendship, and SO dubbed to-
gether and selected handsome and COM
Portable rocking-chair. The chair has been
be by the time that gentleman and his fair
bride arrives home.
Following is a table of the books loaned
out of the Masonic Library for the month
Just ended: Agriculture 2, architecture b,
art o. biography 80, chemistry o, essays 7,
fiction $50, geography 81, science 20, general
nile 83. mathematics 35, mythology 2, nat
nral history 8, poetry Is, theology 7, Utah
literature 4; total, 1911. The library is in
excellent condition, and is open from 10 a. IN.
TO p. M, and from to 8 p. IN.
1878 Established 1878.
Jos. Baumgarten, the Fashionable
Tailor, calls the public attention to the
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