Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-12-12
LOCAL JOTS.
Ontario is quoted at $50.

Ontario is quoted at S32.
And yet the moral crusaders are no
happy.
Lead made another jump to-day, and nov
stands at $3.50 in New York.
Kiralfy's elephant '.El Mahdi'' is registered
at Thompson d Jurgensen's livery stable.
The Third District Court adjourned thi
forenoon till Monday morning at 10 o'clock
Sick! Sick Sitkr' TheSat Lake Herald
should hold its head lines over for to
morrow.
The Fort Douglas Band will hold theil
regular concert in the band-room tomorrow
afternoon.
Several names on the original l.. and l.
list have been scratched for reasons easily
imagined.
The Salt Lake express companies are
doing a rushing business in the handling OF
holiday goods.
In the case of Samuel Bennion vs. Dirk
Bockholt the plaintiff was to-day awarded
writ of assistance.
Mccormick g. Co. to-day received three
cars of Hanauer bullion, $3.50: and Cres-
cent ore, $4,000; total value, $11, 760.
Kiralfy's around the World in Eighty
Days" commences a three-nights' engage
ment at the Theatre on Monday evening
The ordinary Salt Laker is kept busy day
and night these peculiar times lodging the
Federal officers on one hand and the deputy
sheriffs on the other.
Niels Hansen, native of Denmark. hav-
ing lived the statutory time in the United
States, took oath of allegiance in the Third
District Court to-day and was admitted to
citizenship on the payment of So.
Negotiations for the production of ''The
Mikado" at Park City, by the Careless Anna
teur Company, are now in progress, and if
successful, the new theatre at that camp will
be opened with the piece about New Years.
Yesterday James Kennedy filed five pro-
tests in the Office of the Clerk of the Third
District Court rainst George A. Meears and
Sheriff John Groesbeck, who are endeavor-
ing to obtain patents on certain mining
claims in Park City.
Plumbers were busy at the Salt Lake
Theatre to-day putting in steam pipes for
use in Kiralfy's "Around the World, |
spectacular production. The engine draw
ing the cars is genuine piece of mechanism |
and will be novel sight upon the stage
The party given in Olympic Hall last
night by the popular knights of st. Dennis
was Enthusiastically one of the most brilliant
and enjoyable affairs of the present season.
A 1ne spread at Coffee Johns was partaken
OF by the entire party at the witching hour
of u.
President William O'Sullivan, of the we'll
known Blue Church, is perfecting an atmos-
pherlc escape for all members who object to
the Underground Route or decline to
walk Tickets are in demand and the new
Air Line promises to soon declare dividend
unless stopped as conspiracy.
After publishing one of the most vile and
obscene articles that ever disgraced Journal
ism, the Deseret Ne,cs of last night editori-
ally remarks, I'VE find our minds filled with
feelings of regret that there should be any
necessity for such prosecutions" How such
feelings of regret" must pain the morally
sensitive NeicS
The equilibrium of the CITY officials was
disturbed when Deputy Smith
came into the Police Court this afternoon {
and laid before Judge Speirs notice of ap- I
peal to the Supreme Court of the United
States in the VandercoolS case. S. A. Ken t
ler jumped up and moved that the Court {
ieclare Vandercook's bonds forfeited. He
made some remarks in relation to sustaining
he dignity of the Court, but after few mo- I
nents soto Coce conversation with Mr.. '
Moyle, informed the Judge that he need T
lot pass on his motion to declare the bonds /
orfeited. The notice of appeal completely :
upset the supposed solid arrangements yes .
erday of the city officials. ,
The most distinguished passenger over the i,
Rio Grande this season is Kiralfy's elephant. \
El Mahdi." The old fellow seemed to scent :,
he all-absorbing situation in the very air n
bout the ID. d r. G. depot and on arrival "
asst night he broke loose, and as monarch of p
he yards he made things interesting until h
larched back to his quarters. To-day Ell b
Iahdi learned that the officers were sur
ounding the town, and to have hand in
ne melee he turned himself loose, and after
laking up an Ogden freight train by taking
ne place of the switch engine, Tommy N
'aniels telephoned Agent George Dodge of ST
he state of things who went to the scene m
nd quoted matters with four bushels of %
pples and the whole ward force. =