Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-10-19
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LOCAL JOTS.

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LOCAL J0TS.
William Lloyd was arrested for being
drunk and was assessed the usual S..
A. jacobson, for being drunk and bias
phemous, paid $40 to the city Golfers to-day.
John Burns and Alex. Shannon were fined
So each in police court to-day for drunken
ness.
All the male choristers of 'Iolanthe'' are
to meet at Calder's Music Palace tonight, at
7:30 O'Clock.
The Utah d. Nevada train leaves the depot
on West First South street for Stockton each
morning at 7:30 o'clock.
An issue of last weeks San Francisco
Examiner is in great demand in Salt Lake.
One copy sold for 50 to-day.
The members of the Pleasant Hour Club
will hold an election of officers at the Walker
House this evening, at 7:30 o'clock.
Mccormick & Co. to-day received two bars
of Stormont silver, 50, $50: and Qneen of the
Hills ore, 81, 200; total value, S4, go
The Rio Grande express pulled out of Salt
Lake to day with seventy-eight passengers
aboard for Eastern destinations.
Receiver w. FL. Bancroft left for Denver
this morning to purchase a large quantity of
steel rails and some narrow-gauge engines.
Axtelrs second story addition on the bill
board north of the Walker House makes it
the highest and most conspicuous advertis-
ing medium in the CITY.
sort of mania seems to have struck the
small boys of Salt Lake, and, like MANY of
their anxious progenitors, they are one by
one skipping Zion and their homes for pas
lures greener.
Samuel Stringfellow was arrested yester-
day on the common charge of drunkenness
and profanity. He left $40 for his appear
ance, but did not show up and the money
was forfeited.
Fort Douglas drew fair attendance from
the city yesterday afternoon, and the con-
cert amply repaid all who took the drive.
The Sixth Infantry is par excellence, the
band of the Rockies.
Commencing tonight, Cohn Bros. r. K.
Thomas, +. Auerbach d Bro. and Walker
Bros, will close their stores promptly at
O'Clock each evening. Other merchants will
probably follow suit.
Governor Murray has appointed Joseph A.
Jennings a delegate at large to represent
the horse and cattle interests of Utah at the
National Stock Convention, to be held on
November 23d in ST. Louis
The Home Dramatic COMPANY did NOT
meet with the financial success anticipated
on their recent trip to Provo. The cause is
that Provo has been completely overdone by |
theatrical troupes of late.
The first of series of sacred concerts to |
be conducted by Prof. B. B. Young, will take |
place In the new Olympic Hall next Sun |
DAY evening, the 25th inst, at $50 o'clock. |
This will prove fine treat to the public.
One of the Salt Lake clergy amused his |
congregation during services Yesterday by
making some double entendre announce
ments, over which the dazed members ara
still IN bewilderment and subdued smiles.
Last Saturday afternoon Joseph Larson.
better known as Mormon Joe" was arrested
by the ID. d r. G. special night officer "Tom-
my, for dong Alex. Shannon up for $50
Trial will take place tomorrow in the police
court.
d. q r. G. w. bonds sold in New York CITY
yesterday for STOPS. ONLY last Nav the
company's bonds sold for S35 This is Ger
talnly..a good showing for the Little Giant,
and reflects credit upon the present efficient
management.
The Rio Grande Western is hauling 600
tons daily from its coal mine, with 400 tons
from the Utah Central. The narrow ouape
mas transported LOO car loads of barley and
wheat and 10 cars of potatoes from Utah to
poln4s east within the last 80 days. /:
The elegant invitations to the OLYMPIC
Clubs Inaugural Ball, Friday night, are
being issued to the members and a select
few OF their friends. Every one in receipt
Oh an INVITATION to the grand opening of the
new hall IN the Emporium block will be
present. |
Tonight the Blue Ribbon TEMPERANCE
ASSOCIATION meets in the lecture-room I
of the nj. Z. Church, at 7:3O O'Clock. The {
election of officers for the ensuing term will {
occupy short time, after which addresses {
and an enjoyable entertainment will be :
carried out. Everybody welcome. =
lamentable accident happened at the a
terminus OF the Utah d Nevada Railroad {
about noon to-day. Abrakeman slipped of
was crushed to death by the car running
over him. His name is George Hill. he lives il
in the Sixteenth Ward. and leaves n wife S
and young child to mourn his loss. His re- Il
mans were brought to the city this after !,
noon. !,
The Mikado" will have through rebear- q
sal at the Theatre this evening at z O'Clock
Tor the ladies, and $50 for the entire troupe
Inc costumes for the company are
about completed, and the only thing
now left the management to do IS o
10 convert the fair blondes of Zion
nto the dizzy, dark-eyed maidens of
Japan. ASH alt Lake girl paints, pow
lers, or w .4tse hair, the management Is :,
n predi at