Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-12-14
LOCAL JOTS.

ArOuuQ UQ6 WOriC IN E1gltV DaVS,
the Theatre tonight.
What is the state of the Herald's live
now? ''Sick! Sick! SickT'
Fizzl BANG u BOOM! What's the ma
ter with the "moral' crusade now?
December and June are pronounced th
two healthiest months of the year in Sal
Lake.
City Official ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nth:
very cold day; in fact, the coolest of th
crusade, SO far.
What do the taxpayers think of Mei
criminal city officials? The penitentiary i
gaping for them.
The Salt Lake City Brewing Compan,
to-day send car load of their famous bee
to Carter, on the q. p. line
The production of the "Pirates of Pen
zance" has been determined upon by the
Careless Amateur Opera Company.
This evening is the regular night for Miss
Grace Almy's adult dancing class, which
meets at Calder's Music Palace, at 7:30.
Two city officials were rudely alarmed last
Saturday in the Third District Court by the
appearance and successful workings of
Rio Grande operator in securing the release
of young Manning.
Mr.. j. j. Farrell was arrested by Sheriff
Groesbeck this morning for l.. and l.. Mr..
Farrell went down to the Police Court, and
was there informed that the charge was dis
missed. What next?
The sheriff to-day scooped in Mr. Ed. l..
Butterfield on the illegal charge. He APP
peared before Judge Speirs and was placed
under Sl,0O0 bonds. L. G. Armstrong and
VIM. Shovel going the security. Trial is
set for tomorrow at 2 O'Clock.
Judge S. p. Twiss, formerly of the Second
Judicial District of Utah, but now of Kan
sas City, Missouri, fell down while coming
out of his home the other day. and sprained
his ankle and arm. He will be confined to
his room for several days.
Kiralfy Bros Around the World COM
pany arrived this morning on a ID. & r. G.
special, and are distributed at the various
hotels in the city. The D. d r. G. managers
have fixed half rate fare on that road from
all stations between Ogden and Springville. |
The Southern Utah Times says: Miners |
vile Tin Beaver county, must be Sodom or |
Gomorrah, Judging by the shaking up the |
earth gives it almost every day. The town |
has had from two to six earthquake shocks
every twenty-four to forty Eight hours dur
ing the past six weeks.
The Indictment. trial and punishment of
the "consplrators" promise a revelation in
the way the city government is run to suit
the policy of the church and not the inter
ests of the people. But of course, as the
church organs claim, there is no union of
Church and State in Utah. Well, we shall
see.
Affairs III Salt Lake have settled down to
a square race between religious and ire
hgious lewdness. The local Mormon Courts
are after the too gay Gentiles and the Fed
eral Courts are dishing out Justice to the too
married Mormons. We notice, however. the
substantial difference that when an aduIter
GUS GENTLE gets in jail his friends don't give
him picnic and soothe his slumbers with
brass band.-Ald California;
more exact Chief Justice never
Did in Salt Lake exist: ,
To no other second
He's not to be reckoned-
And he's busted" up our ''list''
1t is his humane endeavor
To make, to some extent,
Each policeman's liver ,
A running river 9
Of harmless merriment. ,
Chorus by the Police. i
As an addendum to the few remarks made G
by Delegate John L. Game to the President e
the other day in favor of the Mormon peo- n
pie, why does not the Mayor telegraph that t
orators speech made Yesterday n
was so feelingly alluded to, and the suprem- A
ICY of polygamy over monogamy established
hereby. The fattery Mr.. Cleveland re- +,
,elved from the Tabernacle year ago and
he remarks made about him at the present
lime. indicate that change has come DER :,
he spirit of their dream. 1t takes the Salt u
lake Herald to explain it, too. o.