Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-11-28
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LOCAL JOTS.

Opera house.
LOCAL JOTS.
Song of the suspects:-"Prais God, from
whom ali blessings fowl
Mccormick & Co. to-day received one ca
of Hanauer bullion, valued at $780,
Main street was crowded with males to
day owing to the sudden appearance of tn
sun at II nj. after week of clouds.
In the case of Isaacson, charged with pass
ing counterfeit money, the Grand Jur,
brought into court to-day report ignoring
the charge.
The base metal output for the week end
ing to-day is as follows: TWENTY-FIVE cars Of
bullion, s,611, pounds, and eighteen cars
of ore, 51L900 pounds.
The Grand Jury came into court TO-DAY
and reported four new indictments, one I'M
der the Territorial laws and three under the
statutes of the United States.
The badges of the Utah and Colorado del.
egations to the st. Louis Cattle Convention
are very much admired. Perhaps it is be.
cause they are made of solid silver.
The funeral services of Francis Hurd (son
OF William Hurd) will take place tomorrow
at 1 O'clock, from the residence No. A25 S.
Eighth East street. All friends are invited
to attend.
A majority of the Utah COWBOYS at ST.
Louis favor government trail, and most of
them will vote for Denver as the place to
hold the next convention. They are all in
favor of organizing distinctive ranchmen's
association.
The fastest mails ever received in Salt
Lake came through on Wednesday night.
the time from Boston being four days, less
thirty minutes; from New York, four DAYS
and thirty minutes; and from Philadelphia.
four days and j hour. By the way, Salt
Lake will soon get reputation for fast
mails.
A party of 10 eastern excursionists ar
rived in the city this afternoon about 3:15.
They came on q special, via the Union Pa
cific, and are under the charge of j. Hoyt
Sherman. The entire party will remain
over Sunday and look about the metropolis,
and on Monday morning at o'clock pro-
coed on their way to San Francisco.
Last week seven of the most enterprising
business men In Logan incorporated as the
Logan Electric Light and Power Company.
the stock taken amounting to $4,000. The
Thomson Houston Company will install
the plant IN thirty days, and there will be
Mayor Sharp was asked this afternoon
what the city would now do since Judge
Zanes decision had upset the l.. and l..
prosecutions that had been made. The
Mayor replied that he did not know The
matter was in the hands of the lawyers. and
he, therefore, had nothing to say
This morning the closing session of the
Utah Teachers Association was held at In |
6arlpndpnpp Ho11
attendance. the exercises being of a very in
terestlng and instructive character. The
PRINCIPAL features were the reading of an ex-
ceptionally good paper on Religion and |
Education in the Schools" by Rev. w. II. |
Thrall, and the opening of a question box |
which contains several well-propounded |
questions.
The programme of Mr.. b. b. Younp,s |
Sacred Concert in the Walker Opera House
tomorrow evening is published elsewhere in
this issue, and the selections and vocalists
named leave no question but that the con-
cert will be one of merit and of credit to all
participants. The sale of seats already
shows that the Opera House will be well
Tiled on the occasion, and this is a pleasing
upon the Sunday concert enter.
prise of MIR. Young, and the spirit of the
Salt Lake public in encouraging them.
Under the supervision of Mr. Fred Walker.
IT., manager of the Walker Opera House,
5he lobby of that building has been yery
'astily decorated in japanese style. Trans
parent lanterns, huge umbrellas, and other
decorative contrivances have been suspended
rom the ceiling and walls. They present a
novel appearance and are quite in keeping
With the attraction that next opens this
beautiful house-''The Mikado'' by the
frau Company. |
calvin Joslin,s uac rarao+od - A. un
re last night to good audience, and while {
here is no particular merit to the piece. s
DAVIS eccentricities, the spectacle of New I
.ork by moonlight, with the fine music of ,
he superb orchestra, rendered the entertain
lent an enjoyable one. The cornet and
llde trombone soloists again received en- G
ores, and such zylophone playing as the I
efore in Salt Lake, and received loud ap-
iause from all present Tonight will be !
ne last performance of calvin Joslin.'' d
Song of the liberated suspect :
A wise Chief Justice he. i;
:. A clear-headed jurist he, a
VINO knows the complaints of the much =
married Saints.
And setteth the Gentle free! Il
Wall of the fooled police n
A prejudiced justice he, o
A block-headed jurist he. il
biankety blank, tarnation old crank, E
Who setteth the Gentle free. k
The sale of seats for the season of the 81
ra u Opers Company, commencing at the Il
lalker Opera House next Wednesday NIGHT. q
oened up lively this morning. the operas
ost in demand being 1.-The Mikado's and ;,
Mascotte." MIR. Kent, the baritone of this IL
'mpany, is classed as one of the best, hay-
3 held foremost place in grand opera for T
any years; and Miss Amy Gordon. the 4
nm Yum of s'Mikado,n is well-known as "
aiding spirit of comic opera. The SAC -
ilred taste" Salt Lake has developed for !,
'era promises successful engagement for di
e Grau Company. p,
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