Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-07-13
LOCAL JOTS.

| Barry & Fay in Dynamite at the Theatr'
| tonight.
1t was not Best, but Bess, who adorned tn,
| Police Court Saturday.
! William Walker having engaged in drunk
enness and profanity was mulcted in the
sum of $40.
| Lead made another jump of five cents
to-day, and is now quoted in New York a.
\ $4.05 per hundred pounds.
/ The canyons were filled with pleasure
seekers yesterday, endeavoring to escape 81
degrees in the shade of this city.
| The races on the Twenty fourth comprise
| some good horses and reasonable purses
I which will fill the new grand stand with
| spectators.
Mr.. Jake Shears, brought down from the
| Viola mine last week with broken leg is
| at the Palace Hotel recovering as rapidly as
could well be expected.
Mccormick & Co. to-day received five cars
| of Hanauer bullion, $14, 700: Nevada ores
valued at $1,000; and Queen of the Hills
ore $4,000; total, 1890.
A full attendance of all the members OF
the lodges of K. of p. is requested on Tues
day evening next, when the officers-elect will
be installed in their respective chairs.
The celestial ray reporter of the Herald
| exhausts himself of his gall in manufacture
| ing epithets to apply to Mr.. p. L. Williams,
on account of that gentleman's speech Sat
urday night.
| j. Stewart was up before His Honor Justice
Speirs for being drunk, disorderly, and pro-
fame. He was fined $40 on the first two
charges, having plead guilty, and deposited
! So for his appearance to answer to the third
charge.
This evening the Barry d Fay Combina-
| ton will present play from the pen of
1 Hugh Fay, called "Dynamiters." They
| should have good house on the occasion,
as the play is properly styled ''cyclone of
! fun
The case of DR.. O'Callaghan, who was SEN
fenced to be hanged at Blackfoot, Idaho, OH
! July IL, goes to the Supreme Court of that
| Territory, which meets in January. OCal-
laghan's saneness is doubted by number of
eminent physicians Tribune.
Every Democrat in Salt Lake county
\ should attend the mass meeting in the Fed
eral Court room on Wednesday evening
| next. No business is of more Importance to
the citizen than the affairs of his govern
ment Remember the mass meeting We'd
nesday night.
Receiver w. H. Bancroft and a party of
/ invited guests leave LOT wagon WDe6l gap,
| Colorado, tomorrow, to be gone ten DAYS.
They expect to capture all the inny tribe of
that region, and If a lone Ute shows himself
he will be forwarded here and set at work
in the round house.
| An elaborate four-wheeled platform char
lot, with ''Vigor of Life" in glowing letters
Eon the sides, is at McKimmin's stables. 1t
bears four travelling doctors, who will hold
forth for few nights in free, open air
Iconcert on the streets, and pour out the
lelixir of life on the troubled waters of Zion.
Mr.. John M. Young, whose name ap-
tpeared in the DEMOCRAT last Saturday night
tamong the speakers announced for the mass
tmeeting that evening, was not notified nor
in attendance. When his name is used
lagain, Mr.. Young would like the gentleman
tusing it to first go through the preliminary
of obtaining his consent.
Mr.. o. w. Joslyn and party, for several
ldays at the Walker left, for Chicago to-day
tby the Rio Grande. Nothing of a public
mature was done at an informal meeting in
this city last Saturday of the directors of
1.-THE Utah a. Wyoming Central road, to be
tbuilt. Certain developments of the road
Twill be made shortly and given the DEMO
tCRAT readers in full.
In the Police Court this afternoon the men
twho made an assault on Officer Malin last
Saturday morning, in the Horn Silver Sa-
loon, under the b. P. Railroad Office, are
lbeing tried. Officers Malin and Bateman
land William Golding were examined In re-
lgard to Jim Murray's connection with the
taffair, but all of the evidence was not in
twhen we went to press.
Passengers on the bathing train last eve
hing were temporarily alarmed by the slow
ling up and stoppage of the cars on the
Jordan bridge. Immediately the rumor ran
that something was wrong with the trestle-
work, but in ebout minute the train again
proceeded, end confidence was restored
pordan bridge is not the place on which
ito bring a crowded train to standstill. I'M
Jess there is some good reason for it.