Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-03-06

LOCAL JOTS.

..4,,,,rd on Fourth South street
B,1pY, for attempting to batter
D.. - Connel, was fined $3.50 by Justice
Speirs this morning.
IT. ANDREW INDUCED in $40 worm
., - drunkenness last night. So
" Il,o speirs thought this morning.
~. establishment of the building adj
" l Mo Emporium block was COM
17enced today.
rnr condition of Mr.. VIM. II. Pitts is
unchanged to-day. He is very low and
hit little hopes OF his recovery are enter
tanned
TIE case Of the People VS.. Peter VIM
mer and the People VS.. Compton, were
dismissed in the District Court yesterday
afternoon.
Az ANONYMOUS communication headed
Political Brevities," has been received,
Init will not be published unless the au-
tbor's name is furnished.
THE Tribune made a second attempt
this morning to report the Ogden meet
ing 1t will have to guess a third time
before it gets things right.
MEssRs. WELLS, FARGO & Co., have the
following quotations from New York:
Lead, per 100 lbs, $50; silver, 1.O63s;
and from London, silver, 40.
THE question that is agitating the bald
heads: "What sick friend can 60 and
sit up with during the evening of the
"Adamless Eden" performance?
SHERIDAN will repeat Louis XI tonight
and present Marble Heart at the matinee
tomorrow afternoon. The engagement
closes tomorrow night with Richard III.
THE street supervisor has at last made
amOve towards reducing Main street to
something like decent condition. Give
him credit for tardy performance of
duty.
Col. PAGE reserves his decision on the
White Canyon country until he gets re-
turns from the samples of ore that he
brought back and which were being as
saved to-day.
JOE MURRAY failed to convince Judge
SEeirs that he had any visible means OF
support and was therefore awarded a
thirty davs' contract on the city gravel
works this morning.
The either concert given by Professor
Seinbach at Calder's Hall last evening
was not so well attended as it should
have been. The entertainment was sue
Cessful in every other respect.
The Oliver Byron company will play a
return engagement at the Salt Lake Thea
tem Saturday, the 14th. "Rags and
Bones" will be given in the afternoon and
"Aus the Continent" at night.
IMcase of the People VS.. Lancaster,
charged with rape, came up for trial in
the District Court this afternoon. Ian
caster it will be remembered, was bound
over by Judge Spiers last summer. He
defended by Messrs. Sheeks, & Raw
Inns, assisted by Mr. Critchelow.
IHE Patience" ball occurs at Calder's
tonight. The members will appear in
The same costumes worn in the opera,
ffed Clawson not excepted. The young
ladies Of the chorus and Grosvenor will
wear the matter Of fact" attire of the
last scene, instead Of the aesthetic garb.
1T is unfortunate for the telephone using
pubic that the recently inaugurated
movement to organize a Molecular Tele-
plone company is likely to fall through.
Accompany that will putt its wires in
Salt Lake and furnish instruments at rea-
"hable rates will receive the bulk of the
patronage.
A NUMBER Of gentlemen, prominent in
~rary and business circles in this CITY
q perfecting arrangements to have Mis-
MA hitchcock give a public reading il
aOOut two weeks. Miss Hitchcock's abiI.
as an elocutionist has already been
ao"n on several occasions and is some.
au'iS wonderful, when her age and ex.
Pnence is considered
Mn nnA morn Silver smelter is still run.
nal5 ana 10 carloads of bullion is now
h 'u up In the yard At $1,000 per car
goo POO average ave value, this bullion is worth
COW os''OOo' This bullion would fill enoupb
Ion o " form train mile and a Quarter
15S;.. VI nine trains ~of the usual size
b.m ,,.Unal calculations will be published
ba 4o,roW, but this is sufficient to show
npt. '''''er Is not yet bank