Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-09-05
LOCAL JOTS.


back again.
Monday morning ushers in some 200 for
eign sight-seelers.
The Rough and Readys met the Red
Boys on the diamond at 2:30 this pm.
The Salt Lake City Band conducted q
pleasant excursion to the lake yesterday.
Kate Castleton in Cray Patch" at the
Theatre Monday and Tuesday evenings.
The complimentary benefit to Mrs Bane
will take place in the Walker Opera House
next Thursday evening.
Iolanthe receives full rehearsal at Cal
der's Music Parlors this evening Prof
KroUse requests full attendance.
Mr.. Chris Delhi, the Masonic librarian. is
collecting cabinet of interesting relics be
longing to the first days of Utah.
Baptist Church tomorrow: DR.. H. G. De
Witt, Pastor. Service at II a. M, and at 8
P. m. Subject at night, Human Destiny"
scandinavian meeting at 4 p. NJ.
st. Marks Cathedral Tomorrow Morning
prayer and catechising at $40 am. tiffany.
Holy communion and sermon at IL am.
Evening prayer and sermon at 7:30 pm.
The music firm of Daynes & Coalter has
dissolved, and Mr. b. r. Snelgrove succeeds
Mr.. Daynes, who retires from the business.
The sign will now read Coalter & Snelgrove
A full attendance of members of the
Gymnasium is requested to be present at
the regular meeting to be held this evening
as business of Importance will be attended
to.
Curfew bell will ring in Ogden at o'clock
hereafter, and no children under 16 wears of
age will be allowed on the streets after that
hour. Salt Lake might adopt n similar
ordinance with profit
This afternoons game of base ball be-
tween the Rough and Readys and Red Bows
was fairly patronized. At the end of the
fourth innings the score stood 3 to O. in
favor of the triumphant Reds.
Rolla Tibbetts who beat Davis in the foot
race at Haley on Tuesday for 800, was
challenged the next day to run for $500 to
$500 aside, but refused to run unless allowed
two to four weeks to train.
Mr.. Locke Richardson, the talented elocu-
zionist, recltes choice selections from Dick
ems, Shakespeare, the Bible and Longfellow
tonight, at Independence Hall. 4 great
many will go to hear him.
The examination of Mrs. Rife. at OGDEN.
charged with numbering the child found
floating down Ogden river in a soap box,
has been conducted with closed doors. The
arguments were to be made this morning.
A grand joint excursion from Colorado to
Salt Lake will leave Denver on the 18th
returning from here ON the 10Th, via the
Union Pacific; fare for the round trip $50.
1t Will be an excursion of unusual interest to
Coloradans.
The M. 4. quarterly conference meets this
evening at o'clock, with Rev. Tiff presid-
ing. On Sunday at 10 o'clock love feast
mill ln IL
munlon and baptism and a reception will
take place.
The regular monthly meeting of d. L. Z.
No. l15 takes place tomorrow (Sunday) at
1:3O pm, at the Fireman's Hall All mem
burs are particularly requested to be present,
as business of great Importance is to be
transacted
The Utah Powder Mills, at Ogden, are now
running at full blast, employing about thirty !
men IN manufacturing sporting and black !
blasting powder of good quality. The mill |
Will continue to run at a full capacity until !
winter sets III.
The Referee is to appear on Wednesday of
each week in place of Saturday. as hereto /
fore. The new management say they pro- I
pose TO confine the paper hereafter strictly to |
the news of the day, regardless of the exist !
ing church and government affairs in Utah. !
Texas Tom, the patent medicine street.
yender never loses an opportunity to catch |
skinner" He gobbled the large crowd which
the crazy man rounded up and sold a bushel
of lozenges without any trouble. He should
share with the arrested man and bail him
out.
Drinking water, says a hygienic writer,
may be tested in this simple way: Gill !
pint bottle three-quarters full of the water.
Dissolve IN 1t one-half teaspoonful of the
best white sugar. Set it away in warm
place for forty-eight hours If the water
becomes cloudy it is unfit to drink"
man giving his name as S. Olsen, of Salt
Lake, was arrested in Cheyenne few DAYS
ago through the efforts of Orson Riser, of
Ogden. 1t seems Riser lost $500 worth of
goods, and suspecting Olsen of stealing
them, tracked him to Cheyenne and found a
part of the property in Olsen's possession.
The Eureka, Red Bird and Beck mines at
,Iintic are being worked at full blast, and
large quantities of ore are being taken out.
Silver City and Diamond City appear to be
doing their share of prospecting and mining.
frohlbltlon does not take in Eureka as it
does some other places. There are eleven
saloons in the town-Proco Enquirer. /
General Howard has received from Cen s
aral Schofeld of the Division headquarters f
IN Chicago a telegram instructing him to a
see that work is at once suspended ON Fort Z
Bridger and Fort Douglas. Extensive bar 7
racks are being erected at the one place and :
'epairs are being made at the other The :
ause of the stoppags of work is not known. =
At the Methodist Episcopal Church, Third !
south, near Main Street, Rev. T. C. lift will Z
lold Quarterly Conference tonight, Satur
lay, and preside at the Love Feast SUNDAY
norning at 10 am. At II am. the sacra-
nent of the Lords Supper will be admins "
cred and members received into the church. :"
t 1890 Sunday School, and preaching at
30 pm. by the Pastor, Rev. S. J. Carroll
II are invited. fo
The salt industry is one of no little import b
nee to the people of Utah, and as this CT
ldustry is susceptible of vast improvements,
is not uninterestlng to learn that an agent th
the Union Pacific is at present in Butte M
ty, Montana, one of our principal markets -
II our chloride of sodium, where said rail- pI
'ad representative is making a thorough iol
vestigation into the salt question. The III
esent rate on salt is $50 per ton. 1t is
ked that the rate be reduced to SIG. The to-