Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-03-02
LOCAL JOTS.

n,sp,rcH to wells, Fargo q w.
4 Dis .ar in New York, $1.O6A; in
London, 49l6' r,,.,ond
D' ,,rs DAMAN, native OF England,
80, ou admitted to citizenship in the Third
w. Tstr r Court this morning
n,ouful cohabitatiOn case was be-
=. .. rustice speirs this morning. but the
i 5s,ils s are unfit for publication.
hands Of the Emporium clock
,-a lnI stationary this morning at y ;Oo'
' S, people wondered why the street cars
we're not on time.
SrRscRBE for the DEMOCRAT ~ nv
5tborpbv secure a bright, clean ana
'Ir w., Democratic journal, that VIII al
NV, NV. No found laboring for the welfare OF
aepOPe'
,ru the glass ball and pigeon
,lof tbis ctr, is said to be about $4 900
aboad as a result of the shooting matches
j. which he has participated during the
last few months.
Tu Democratic Club meeting this
,rsning will be in the Federal court
,oom. instead of Pendleton's Hall, as
rsviously announced. Every member
q be Club should attend.
HERETOFORE letters addressed to par
fs in the city have required only one
rent postage; but now that the govern
mept delivers local letters by carrier, the
rate is advanced to two cents.
SEVEN Raymond excursionists, who
have spent the winter in Southern Cali
hnia. arrived from the West Saturday
riabt. viewed the Salt Lake lion yester-
day and left over the U. P. this morning.
The administrations Of Grover Cleve-
land and the EVENING DEMOCRAT COM
nence within two days of each other, and
anera of prosperity is thereby assured,
for Utah as well as the rest of the United
States.
c. H. MOORE, general merchandise
dealer, Of Moroni, Sanpete County, as
signed on last Thursday to his former
clerk, S. H. Bradley. Liabilities are es-
tmated at $1,000, which it is expected the
assets will fully cover.
The attention of the Third District
Court was occupied to-day by the trial of
il. Whitehouse, charged with stealing
80 sheep from Mrs. Slater in Tooele
county. c. o. Whittemore prosecutes
and Hoge & Burmester defend the case.
SIMULTANEOUSLY with the advent of the
birds and spring weather comes the infor.
nation that Sells Bros circus will show
in this city on June 18th and 18th. L
viii come over the D. &. r. G. and vii
nlure two trains of forty cars each t.
ary it.
THIS was a red letter day for the bee,
tinkers of Salt Lake. The Albert Fishe
Brewing Company delivered keg to eacl
saloon in town, gratis, as sample, anc
the Salt Lake Brewery, not to be outdone
sent their wagon around with two key
for each liquor firm.
The mammoth boot and shoe house o
Id. and A. Young has recently beer
removed to 116 Main street, where Gus
toners will find the most complete assert
ment in the city. This firm will hav'
something to say to the readers of the
DEMOCRAT tomorrow.
DR.. HMTs, an exposer of spiritualism
delivered a free lecture in the Oper
House last evening on spiritualism, jug
cling, necromancy, etc. He will give ex
hbitions atthe 0dera House this evenini
and tomorrow night, notice of which
gwen elsewhere in these columns.
The Baptists of this city have arrange
10 have their young people meet at tn
residence Of Mrs. Parker, West Secon
south street, tonight, to form a Mutus
Improvement Society. Perhaps this
not the only feature Of the policy of the
Mormon neighbors which they can safel
copy.
A GLANCE at the advertising columns
ne DEMOCRAT is sufficient to convinC
anyone that the enterprising business me
o. Salt Lake know how to appreciate
D good thing, and are confident the DEM
VRAT Will be indispensable to every Uta
S7'a'C7. Tho ia,cral patronage, both of a
'ertlsers and subscribers, is most ora
lying.
OUR city advertisers have started f,
WIN magnificent patronage. The
e'neroslty ought to be met at least wit
;u'lce on our part; but much of our ty,
'' not yet arrived, and we have suffert
1Oin many unexpected causes in gettir
,'"uy Tor business. Within a week v
n1pe to improve the appearan ce of IL
Whole paper. " u -
IN interesting murder case will con
opm the First District Court at Pro,
~sn' thursday. John and Thomas ii
su ana Joseph Anderson will be trie
w., 'ne murder of Gus Sorenson at Cis
o.o 9' lali' The prosecution will be a vi
~ ou' one Mr.. Yarian being assisted
now '' rank c. Goudy; prosecuting ATTIC
Wy Ol the Sixth Colorado District
NOS JENNINGS goods are this week
So',' OF removal to No. 35 w, FIJI
Min r'r 0reet, and when he gets settl
bot nave his specialties-boots, shoe
mb1; caps and clothing-ready for t
AGO., :: The abandoned huildino W