Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-09-28
LOCAL JOTs.

Wells, Fargo q Go. to-day received Neva-
da ore valued at 500.
There will be rehearsal of '.The Mikado''
at the Theatre tonight.
The Union Pacific people report large
business on passenger trains going east.
The box office of the Theatre opens at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning for the sale of
seats to the "Rag Baby engagement.
Mccormick & Co. yesterday received cars
of Hanauer bullion, valued at $1,000 and
Mayfower ore, 1900. Total value, $500.
A party of eastern excursionists came
down from Ogden last evening. To-day
they have been "doing" Zion, and this even
ing will proceed to San Francisco.
Judge Zane was out riding with Orson
Arnold yesterday. BY those who saw them
it was thought that Mr.. Arnold was using
his ''moral influence to have the Judge
obey the law.
Barney Mcintyre was in the Police Court
to-day for larceny, but the charge was
withdrawn. Charles Marthin1 for a plain
drunk was assessed SIS. George Thackrah,
ditto. A case against w. Evans for battery
was Withdrawn.
William Trezeten, who died at the Sisters
Hospital last Thursday, was yesterday
buried in the city cemetery. Rev. Mr..
Carroll, of the Methodist Church, conducted
the funeral services. The deceased left
money to pay all expenses.
The horse attached to the delivery wagon
of Price d Needham, green grocers, lower
Main street, attempted to run away this
afternoon. He broke the hitching strap
and plunged on the sidewalk, but was
caught before doing further damage.
The autumn approaches, and age and youth
The plug and the Derby and soft Kossuth
To wear will soon begin;
But the impecunious man looks blue,
And he signs and wonders what he will do
When they call the straw hats in.
The dead dog still lies on Sixth East street
between First and Second South, and
block north from where the dead dog lies
there are a dead cat and three dead chick
ems. 1t would be unconstitutional for the
Marshal to do anything to have them re-
moved.
After an interval of about two months the
open-alr concert was yesterday resumed at
Fort Douglas, much to the delight of the
public in general. The attendance yester-
day afternoon was very fair, and the music
of the same frst-class character it has al
ways been.
About z o'clock last evening woman was
run over ON Main street near the Cliff
House. 1t is said that she was somewhat
overloaded with merry go-down," and in
trying to dodge passing team was knocked
down and slightly trampled upon by the
horse, but not seriously injured. The Cot
tonwood zap drove ahead without any re-
gard to the occurrence.
Through some misunderstanding the body
of a man taken yesterday from one of the
city hospitals to the city cemetery was left
above ground exposed to the hot sun for sew
eral hours, with nothing more covering the
coffin than an old bit of carpet. The grave
digger had received no instruction as to
what disposition he should make of the coffin
previous to its arrival; but such grave mis-
takes should certainly be avoided.
Messrs. A. Rogers, Jr., and John E. Wis
comb have bought out the business of Mr..
Henry Van Horn, on First South street, and
formed co-partnefship in the grocery bust
ness, to be under the firm name Of Rogers
q Wiscomb. They will keep nothing
but first-class article and invite family
trade, and both being well-known young
men in the community, all orders NAV be en-
trusted to them and will be satisfactorily
filled.
The rag Baby" company will open at the
Theatre in their enjoyable farce-oomedy
next Wednesday evening, playing a three
nights engagement. The piece is pro-
nounced one of the most signal successes
ever known in New York, being irresistibly
funny, capitally acted, and going with rat
tie and sparkle to every act. There is a med
ley of song, dance, dialogue and action, and
nothing to equal it has been seen since "a
Bunch of Keys" was here.