Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-06-04
LOCAL JOTS.

in "Irish Aristocracy" tonight.
T. McGinnis, for disturbing the peace,
was assessed $40 to-day in Judge Speirs'
Court.
Barry & Fay, and the entire ''Irish
Aristocracy" troupe, are guests at the
Valley House.
An excursion party Of nine coaches will
arrive here Friday evening from the west,
en- route to the east.
Only three days more in which to reg
lister. Don't forget this, and that your
name is on the lists.
Miss Oracle Young gave to some forty
couples an excursion picnic over the Utah
Central to-day to Williams q Young's
farm near Pennington.
The young ladies Of the Sacred Heart
Academy at Ogden came down last night
to hear Mons. Capel, and were disap-
pointed. They return this evening.
Utah Lodge No. l, I. O. O. F., will
have nomination and election OF officers
this evening. All members in good
standing are requested to be present.
The pestiferous caterpillar is now en-
shortly take unto himself the wings OF a
butterfly and HE him hence, we hope
forever.
J. M. Backus was tried in the Police
Court to-day for disturbing the peace and
committing an offensive nuisance. He
was fined $l5, and ratraced his steps back
to the Jail.
1t is not best for a person to make an
occupation of changing their clothing. 1t
is noted in Utah that the climatic condi-
ton of to-day is no criterion OF the
weather of tomorrow.
The musical and literary entertainment
at the Baptist Church this evening prom
Uses an enjoyable time to those who at
tend. The programme is we'll arranged,
and the selections are by some OF the
best local talent.
Governor Adams, OF Nevada, has is
sued an executive warrant. upon the
requisition of Governor Murray, for the
arrest and delivery of Thomas Wright
and B. L. Wright, charged with grand
larceny in Summit county.
The executive committee OF the Utah
Mine Protective Association viii meet to-
morrow evening at o'clock, at Baskin &
Van Horne's office. A full attendance is
requested as business Of importance will
come before the meeting.
The Collegiate Institute will hold the
commencement exercises of the gradual
ing class at the Walker Opera House to-
morrow evening. Music, speeches and
the graduating addresses will make it in
teresting for all who attend.
The Tribune this morning has an edi-
torial on the earth's passing away, and
says it is gradually growing cold. Just
wait till July and August, and We'll bet
the writer OF that article will change his
notions about the earth cooling.
The semi-annual election Of officers for
Ridgley Lodge Ne. 8, l. o. 0. F., took
place last evening. Following are the
officers elected: J. J. Duke, \. c.; \.
III. Worthen, V. G.; DIR. S. Ewing,
Treasurer; w. M. Clark, Secretary.
Butte sports are doing a good deal of
kicking at the easy way Murphy letdovn
Harlan at the Eagle Rock prize fight
The Butte Iater-MOuntGin sadly remarks
that prize fighting in the Northwest is
evidently on the steep down grade.
NJ. H. Bedolfe, civil engineer, has been
appointed United States Deputy Min
eral Surveyor. His Office is in the Com
merce building. Mr. Bedolfe is well
known as one of the constructing en-
gineers on the D. & r. g. Railway
A list of Church works The Harp of
Zion-Persecution The Pearl Of Great
Price-$300 and Six Months; The Voice
of Warning-The Epistle; Spencer's Let
ters-Promising to Obey the Law; Pratt's
Works-Collecting Poll-tax Till Penned |
Mr.. c. J. Schmidt, the Sandy druggist, /
was brought to the Sisters hospital last /
night by Mr.. Harry Haynes. Schmidt /
will undergo treatment for erysipelas and |
few repairs for the injuries received in !
his late scrimmage with Mr.. Drinkwater.
The fracas between one Hemenwav, of !
the Ogden Herald, and General Nathan
klmball, foreman OF the Grand Jury OF
the First District, terminated Yesterday
by General Kimball being fined SO and
costs, which decision was appealed. The
Ogden NelCS saws Hemenway was sent
for to be present at the trial, telephoned
for, and otherwise notified to be present :
but found it convenient to be absent.
"Dr. Foot, Jr.," Americas Greatest
Author, Specialist, Humbug,' etc, etc, /
will return to Salt Lake after establishing /
another institute at Portland, Oregon. (
From recent developments at the Salt Lake !
Institute, ''Dr. Foot" should not stand .
upon the order of his coming, but come
at once. He and Mccarthy could start a /
medical institute in the penitentiarv.
In its usual virtuous manner the Salt
Lake Herdld, after publishing nearly a
column of the disgusting details of the
attempted rape upon a little girl yester-
day, refers its readers to the other local
papers for "details" OF course, the re-
porters of the "other local papers" an
preciate such delicate little compliments.
for they are case-hardened wretches,
soaked in iniquity, and are known to
fairly revel in spreading the particulars
of any beastly crime before the public
The fl catching young man on the Herald
is alto. ether too good and too pure for the
newspaper business. His superior moral
attribr' ,l only be equaled by his
lack Ct ,y-- .on journalistic courtesy.