Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-08-22
LOCAL JOTS.

Wlbun year dlh Slby VIII pO tAiC ONAA-
stock of Utah.
John Rock was taken up last night on the
frequent charge of vagrancy.
James Brown. for drunkenness and pro-
family, was run in last night by the police
The synagogue is now undergoing per-
feet renovation and fixing up for the holl-
days.
The Olympic gymnasium is perfecting
plans for a fine building expressly for the
use of the popular club.
Mr.. Fuller wires S. w. Darke that the Park
City fire was a total loss of the three build
ings; insured for $3,4C0.
1t is said that the Herald of health has
been restored by taking bottle of Lydia
Els Vegetable Compound.
The Leadville and Denver base ball clubs
contested nine innings this week, with a
score of to in favor of the Denvers.
Mrs. Green, who was unfortunately hooked
in the face by COW yesterday afternoon, is
improving under care at the Deseret Hos
pital-
Salt Lake business men are encouraged
from the present outlook for fall trade, and
are preparing and ordering goods accord
ingly.
About half-past 2 o'clock Wednesday
morning fire in Ketchum, Idaho, destroyed
the Keystone Office and A. Adams furniture
store. Loss about $1,000.
Deputy William Hurd, arrested yesterday
on account of taxes on vicious canine,
came before Judge Speirs to-day and settled
the matter without trial.
The Methodist Sunday School excursion to
the Lake yesterday was patronized by about
400 merry pic-nickers, who kept the resorts
alive with fun the entire day.
Thomas Welsh was arrested last night for
vagrancy, and having no visible occupation
and but forty-five cents in his possession he
was detained for trial to-day.
Religious services at st. Marks Cathedral
tomorrow: Holy communion at 7.30 am,
Sunday school at 9:45 am, morning service
with sermon at II, evening service at z pm.
Baptist Church tomorrow, Dr. Fl. &. De-
Witt, pastor. Services at II am. and s pm.
Lecture at night on ''The Eventful Period of
Human Life Scandinavian service at 4
pm. All are invited.
The Palace Hotel difficulties arising be-
tween debtors and creditors, with the U. S.
Marshal at the helm, forms a combination
of complications that would battle the in
genuity of a Philadelphia lawyer to adjust.
Polltax Collector Jacobs has his hands full
of business right now in collecting taxes
to the domicile of Sam Hop that celestial
became decidedly obstreperous and disturbed
the peace to the extent of So.
There is a savory place back of Simon
Bros. store, which speaks louder than words
and contains germs of disease sufficient to
depopulate the Territory. The attention of
the nuisance inspector has been called to it,
but the place has not been attended to.
The fine bullion bars from Silver Reef
which are being received here with crafty
ing regularity tell that the sandstone coun-
try is still holding its own. The coming
winter will see the bullion production of the
southern country largely increased.
A serious collision occurred on the Central
Pacific road yesterday, which resulted in the
death of the engineer and injury of others.
The passenger train collided in passing
through a snow shed, but with what is not
learned. The train reached Ogden fourteen
hours late.
Eugene. son of VIM. Carroll, was drowned
in Ogden yesterday. He, with several other
boys, went to the river in the neighborhood
of the Driving Park, to take a bath, and the
little fellow, doubtless unable to swim, and
venturing into deep water, was drowned.
The body was recovered in the vicinity of
lue Mdlu ObIe6b DIISBt.
Several Cinnamon of Commercial street,
feeling a sense of heather regard for the
dead, loaded an express wagon with pig,
duck, rice, cigarettes, drinks, Candles etc,
this afternoon, and paid a visit to the graves
of their departed brothers. After little
chanting and much talking they deposited
the provisions and returned.
The sixteenth annual session of the Salt
Lake Seminary will commence September
9TH. Competent teachers have been en-
gagged, and every home comfort is assured to
boarders. The Thorough work of this insti-
tuition since its inauguration is sufficient as
surance of the future. Terms can be had by
applying to the principal, Rev. j. Jay Gar
win.
City Attorney Fletcher sat down heavily
on Retired Attorney Mcknight in the Police
Court this morning, on the pretext that
disbarred pettifogger should not be allowed
to invade the sacred sanctum of Police
Court for the purpose of side-tracking the
proceedings. Mcknight protested against
being muzzled and having the doors closed
against his familiar presence, and Judge
Speirs sustained the plumed James A.