Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-09-30
LOCAL JOTS.


The rag Baby" will make you laugh to-
night.
The Deme-mondes of the city were waltzed
into the Police Court to-day.
The Utah Central is delivering 300 tons of
coal daily to points in Montana.
"What is itp" You can only tell by see
ing it at the Theatre tonight.
The, Rossiter jury was completed by 4
o'clock, and three witnesses examined.
A massive iron safe was placed up stairs
over Kelly Bros book bindery to-day.
Editor Nicholson of the Netcs, is to ere
sign his position, and will be succeeded by
O. w. Stayner.
The Beck Hot Springs, three miles north
of the city, will soon be in readiness for per-
sons desiring hot baths.
Wells, Fargo d Co.'s bullion shipments
from Silver Reef for the month of Septem-
Der aggregate S3i,433.70.
The yellow flag hangs out ut the residence
of Mr.. John Harter, Jr, in the Ninth ward,
diphtheria being the cause.
Telephone connection is now made be-
tween Salt Lake and Bingham, and five
minutes talk is assessed at 20 cents.
-Four hundred names for the offence of
U. O. are reported to be on the official
SLATE" 1t looks like winters campaign.
The Lake bathing trains cease regular runs
after to-day. The special rates in vogue dur
ing the season will continue n while longer.
The little Church Around the Corner" is
hereafter to be occupied as barber shop.
Isn't this a case of degeneraoy, from church
to barber-ismY
To the scriptural injunction that the race
is not always TO the swift nor yet to the
strong, might appropriately be added, "nor
yet to the favorite."
The Utah Cattle and Horse Growers Asso-
citation will convene at the office of William
Jennings IL Sons on October It'll. A full
attendance is desired.
The Rag Baby Company of fifteen per-
sons will arrive this evening on the last train,
and be quarterod at the Valley House during
their engagement here.
The attached stock of Dinwoodey & Nc.
Tierney, was to-day sold out at assignee's
sale Everything brought very good prices,
especially the bottled goods.
The Juab railroad boys had contest last
Monday at killing jack rabbits. Two hum
dred OF the rodents were slain, and the de-
feated party set up the supper.
Wells, Fargo & Co. received to-day one
car of Crescent ore, valued at 5000; one
car of Hanauer ore, 1880; and Queen of
the Hills ore, Sl,4oO; total value, $l1,95o.
$. Benjamin, formerly clothing clerk in
this city, went to Ogden, where he yesterday
took an over dose of laudanum, presumably
with the intention of committing suicide.
Mr. Arthur b. PEBBLES, of the Congrepa-
tional Church, will be inducted into the Cos
pei ministry this evening at Independence
Hall by public ordination. Everybody in
vited.
Mr.. N. ID. Hodge, the indomitable passen-
ger solicitor of the Union Pacific in Salt
Lake for some months past, has rendered
his resignation, and will give his attention to
other business.
''The Milxado'' holds rehearsal at Care
less music store tonight On next Tues
day night, at the Theatre, the dialogue of
the opera, and all solos, choruses, and gem
eral business will berehearsed.
In the rear of j. w. SHELLS, Plum Alley
and First South streets, are two little chill
dren down with diphtheria. The neighbor-
hood is full of little ones, and our quaran-
tine physician should do something at once.
The latest first-class arrival of the Rio
Grande department is registered at the home
of Passenger Engineer j. Il. Bealis. The
proud father and mother are doing nicely
and the fine baby boy tipps the beam at II
pounds.
The corner street lamps throughout the
city are being ornamented with the names
of the intersecting thoroughfares, which
will be of much convenience to strangers
and others unacquainted with the peculiar
geography of Salt Lake.
Barratt Bros. have moved their Office from
the north to the south side of their furniture
store. The corner formerly occupied by
them, and which opens on the sidewalk, has
been rented by Il. II. Clute, who will use it
as a coal and dray office.
: Aurelius Miner, indicted by the last Grand
Jury for unlawful practice, appeared with
witnesses IN court this morning to make his
plea, but for some unaccountable reason he
was overlooked and permitted another day
IN which time to frame an answer to the
charge against him.
attorney" Harrington was brought down
from the Pen this afternoon, and Commits
sioner Mckay placed him under 81 900 bonds
to await the action of the Grand Jury. Not
being able to give bail the amateur attorney
was taken back to the bastile.
Farley p. Pratt will be the first of the
noted u. Cs. to be released, his time being
out next Monday, if the Copper act is ap-
piled. Mr.. Pratt has had all the "imprson-
ment and honor" he bankers after, and will
see his confined brethren later perhaps-but
not in the Pen.
Bailiff Cummings to Provo to-day with
Frederick and Martin Moss in his charge
The Moss brothers were brought back from
Iowa few months ago for burglary COM
mitted IN Southern Utah. They were in
dicted at Provo and will now be arraigned
Tomorrow morning all stations along the
Utah Central and Denver d Rio Grande as
far as Pleasant Valley junction will issue
half-rate tickets good till the 18th These |
rates are for the benefit of all desiring TO |
attend the Stockmen's meeting and the Con |
ference of the Re-organized Church in this |
city.
3OO-foot well ON the place of Superin- |
tendent Tom Griggs, of the Fifteenth ward /
Coop, is spouting forth powerful |
stream of sulphur water and gas. This |
is said TO be the first communication re-
ceiyed from Tom since his sudden disap- |
pearance to the lower terminus of the un- |
der ground Il. r., at about the time the |
present crusade was started against the |
cohabs.