Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-10-14
LOCAL J0TS.

full practice of "Mikado" will take
place at the theater tonight.
Wells, Fargo & Co. to-day received one bar
of Vienna bullion, valued at 81 800.
In the divorce case of Mary Swain against
her polygamouS lord Robert, decree was
entered by default.
Messrs. Evans and Odniga, of Denver, will
address the laborers this evening, opposite
the Rio Grande Depot.
John Harter, Jr., desires it to be known
that he and his residence are no longer in
the least affected by diphtheria.
To-day a man was selling second crop of
Utah strawberries on the street. They are
of excellent taste and size, and sold readily.
The Idaho nine will arrive in Salt Lake
tomorrow, and play the home team two
games on Friday and Saturday for the
championship.
The Home Dramatic Club will 90 to
Provo Friday and Saturday of this week and
will play Queens Evidence" both nights
The club expects to do booming business.
In the case of Henry Collins VS.. Daniel
Latham, E. L. Sprague appeared for the
plaintiff and George r. Maxwell for the de-
Tense. Judgment entered for plaintiff for
$500.
Called Back" will excite the emotional
Ogdenites this evening, and tomorrow night
the famous dramatization will be presented
at the Salt Lake theatre. Seats are selling
rapidly.
car load of d-grenades arrived over
the Utah Central yesterday and are being
distributed about the city to-day by the en-
terprising representative of the fire exiting
uishers.
The new directors of the Crescent held
red-hot meeting at the Continental this
afternoon In deciding on a president but
the secretary was too overwhelmed with care
to give the closing results.
The much-talked-of 'Mikado'' perform
ance will be presented at the Theatre on
Monday and Tuesday evenings, November
I'd and Sd, and Wednesday matinee. The
opera is pronounced simply great.
There is some disagreement among the
doctors about the case of diphtheria at the
residence of Mr.. j. w. Young. The CITY and
attending physicians declare it to be diph-
liberia, while another doctor agrees to differ.
A certain young gentleman in town ex-
presses the opinion that the next infant in
search of father had better consult the
directory before being left on his-doorstep.
He doesn't want credit where credit isn't
due.
One of those ill-bred wretches SO often
observed on the street corners was arrested
by the police last night on complaint of a
lady whom he insulted by following about
the streets and in making indecent propo-
sitions to her.
The marriage of Mr.. John Reinsimer to
Miss Nettle Little takes place this evening
at the residence of the brides father. ex-
Mayor Little. The groom is the long and
trusted clerk of Mr.. Thomas Carter. The
DEMOCRAT congratulates.
When aspiring young legal twigs ask ad
mittance to the bar, they should be Invested
OF Endowment garments and asked if they
VIII support the laws in general and par
tlculariy those IN reference to polygamy and
unlawful cohabitation.
The thorough quarantine measures
adopted by the City Council last night to
keep down the diphtheria mortality Should
be read by every citizen. The report is
quite interesting, and its brevity will be the
only trouble that the reader will experiences
in finding it.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Bri
sacher died this morning at 3 o'clock of basi-
lar meningitis after a months illness. aged
Six months. Funeral services will take place |
tomorrow morning at 2 o'clock at the Pa |
lace Hotel. All friends are invited to be |
present at the ceremonies.
There was a fair attendance at Professor |
Sheldon's inaugural ball last night, and a |
more pleasant party conld not be realized |
where sociability and good will figure in an |
enjoyable pastime. a spread was set out be- |
fore the young people at the IL O'Clock |
lntermlsslon, after which dancing was re-
sumed until 9 am.
Only four cases of diphtheria are reported
to exist now, that is, according to the CITY
Quarantine Physician. They are located. |
one at Mrs. Decker's. Eleventh ward: one at
Il. j. Knights, Twentieth ward one at John
W. Young's, north of the Eagle Gate, and
the other is Miss Flo Musser, who now has
very favorable chances of recovery.
Between Nos. % and 81 Sixth East street
somebody is building house and. at the
same time, taking up the sidewalk by throw
ing over the fence the lime refuse from the
mortar box. This refuse is wet and has
drained nasty, sticky white streak across
the walk The stuff is piling up nearly half
way across the walk, and people are very apt
to tramp right into it after dark before il is
noticed. The inspector of nuisances should
see that 1t is stopped at once.
ALEXANDER MITCHELL, JR., agent for
N lN.