Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-07-08
LOCAL JOTS.


Mccormick & Co. to-day received Queer
of the Hills ore valued at 81 600
Barlow g. Wilson's Minstrels will have an
entire change of programme tonight.
Sixty-one through passengers are an.
nounced from the East to-day over the
Rio Grande.
The directors of the Olympic Gymnasium
Club hold meeting at the Pavilion tonight
at o'clock.
An air of desertion pervaded the Police
Court to-day, which is receiving new dress,
from the Judge down.
John Thompson, the versatile comedian,
commences his "Around the World" engage
ment at the Opera House tomorrow night.
Academy is nearing completion, and the
structure will be pushed TO the finish as fast
as practicable.
For calcimining, plastering, ,Ohite,oaSh-
ing, and all sorts of Jobs, 90 to the Special
Committee of the City Council. Terms
made known in secret session.
Prof Mike Harris conducted the cele-
brated Fireman's Band on their excursion to
the lake to-day. A large number attended
them on the pleasant days out.
Mr.. Faucet, who was admitted to st.
Marks few days ago from Ruby Valley,
Nevada, underwent an operation and is doing
well, with prospect of being up in a few
weeks.
Wells, Fargo & Co. to-day received forty
two bars of Ontario bullion, $29, 1851, one
small silver bar, $40, and one Kentucky
Mining Company gold bar, $1,000; total,
$36.09l.
ToI III
that he was tired" had to be carried by
two policemen to the City Hall, and was as
sessed So ior his ride. He will not be too
tired" to work out his fine.
The following persons were appointed no.
taries public to-day by Governor Murray:
@. S. King for Frisco, Beaver county; Alonzo
j. Stoovkey for Clover, Tooele county;
Charles S. Smith, for Salt Lake.
Two boys, Arthur Curtis and Luson Ad-
ms,who were sentup for ten days some time
ago for stealing lot of cigarettes, were be-
fore his honor, Justice Speirs, this morning
for stealing plane from a Mr.. Adams, and
were given thirty days each.
The Mormons who put the United States
flag at balf-mast in Salt Lake City on the
Fourth acted like idiots, but we do not be-
lieve that the Union will be destroyed or
even fractured by their folly.-DenUer NeiOS.
Five hundred and eleven Mormon immi
grants arrived in Utah yesterday. Some of
them got off the train at different points on
the Union Pacific, quite a number stopped
at Ogden, and the larger number came to
this city. They are principally Scandina-
Vians.
The special committe of the City Council |
that found Marshal Phillips guilty of patri- |
otism and u loyal observance of the Fourth, |
should now pass upon the case of Constable |
Grow. That "Put 1t up and see if you don't |
get hurt" utterance of his entities him to a ]
special vindication. Whitewash the crow,
gentlemen.
The annual reunion of the London Con-
ference took place to-day at Fuller's Gar
dens The committee, Messrs. Savage,
Rowe, Taylor and some half dozen others
made ample provisions for the hearty en-
ioyment of the large number present
Speeches, music, pleasant conversation and
a beautiful dinner was furnished by those
present.
Why should a special session of the City
Council be held and newspaper reporters be
excluded? Are not all the proceedings of the
city Legislators public proceedings, and are
not the people entitled to them? But special
policemen, special meetings and special pro-
,eedings on the Fourth seem to be particu-
arly special to Salt Lake City.
An old lady got aboard of the north bound
Utah Central passenger train this morning ,
o bid some friends goodbye, when unex- ,
,ectedly the train started. She rushed for
he door to the platform and jumped square ,
III when the cars were under considerable
peed. She was tumbled head over heels
nd was considerably bruised, but was
ound TO have broken no bones.
telegram says that Augustin Daly's I
fifth Avenue Theatre troupe, consisting of .
he finest talent in New York City, Will pass {
trough this city to-day by the Denver &
40 Grande, en- route to San Francisco The {,
arty consists of twenty-seyen members,
nd after their engagement at the Bay thew 3,
all probably stop off here on their return :
asst. The ID. Il II. g. is becoming the favor 8
q route with theatrical troupes visiting this o
cotton of the West. A
Lead still continues to rise in price. and II
as now reached IS. 95 per 100 pounds in
ew York. With the rise of each cent per tC
ound the outlook for proftably working 81
lr great low-grade mines is more firmly
ssured; and if there should be a continued N,
crease of price, until the rates of a few n
'ars ago are reached, we can expect a BOOM -
our mining industries all through Utah
Id her sister Territories. We sincerely
1pe this will be realized, for in the success
i operations of our mines lies the present II
Id future greatness of the West. II