Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-11-23
LOCAL JOTS.

| know a Bark whereonr the wild Bowers
blooms.
Wells, Fargo * Co. io-d; -'eceived Homer.
inc ore valued at PI3 lis.
Thanksgiving will be generally observed
but there will scarcely b any skating this
year.
There is an elegant display of ladies
wrappers and gents gowns in the show win
dows of Yearian u Co.
Members of ':I,he Mikado'' company are
requested to meet at Careless music store
this evening at $50 O'Clock.
Mccormick d Co. to-day received Han
auer bullion, So, 100; Queen of the Hills ore,
$1,4OO; total value, 1880.
Where is our constitutional city attorney
now? "Oh! Absalom, my son, where art
thou in the hour of the cjty's great need?"
Mr.. Sam. H. Lewis was scooped in this
afternoon by the police on the l.. and L.
count. Where will the lightning strike
next
Simultaneous with the new fee fund firm
a new Underground Railroad has been
opened for the accommodation of the l..
and l..
1t cannot be long before many anxious
hearts are made easy on the Postoffice bust
ness Those who get left will be the truly
happy ones.
If all the revelations about cohabs under
the Edmunds law and cohabs. under the law
of nature are true, then indeed ''there is no
health in u.s.
The Herald says it is the only paper in the
city that printed the lumber petition The
Herald is entitled to the credit for most of
its news comes from the old lumber room.
They've got EN- ON their list Three
hundred names are reported to be on the
city's L. and L. calendar, and the names
comprise most of the young Gentle citizens
of the town.
Mr.. w. II. Yearian was arrested this after
noon on charge similar to that in the Van
dercook case. He waived examination, was
placed under $500 bonds, and the case is to
be called next week.
The taste displayed by the Utah delegation
to the st. Louis convention in the decoration
of their cars was highly commended in Dem
yer, and was taken as an indication of their
loyalty to the Government.
G. M. Banks, of Ogden, the hacker of the
unknown" who is matched for a pugilist1c
contest with Smith for $500 side, has tele-
graphed j. A. Fitzgerald that he will forward
$50 to cover Smiths guaranty.
The Thanksgiving proclamation of Gov
ernor Hoadley of Ohio makes no reference to
the Supreme Being. The Governor saws he
has no right to command the people of the
State to worship God on certain day.
An attempt is being made to have Emma |
Nevada appear In Butte, says the To,Un Talk !
OF that place. If she concludes to come.
tickets will be placed at So each. Opera
comes high, but then Butte's classic citizens
must have it.
Another fee-fiend firm has been organized,
with Spiers, Moyle, Kenner and the CITY
police as the chief conSpirators 1t is to be
hoped that these officials will neither get
proud nor to quarreling among themselves
as to the 'divy of the DOODLE"
Song of the Deputy:
Taken from the city Jail
On hobeuS corpus chances.
Liberated then on bail
On my own recognizances.
Postponed till Friday.
LIE Grande Young said before the District
Court this afternoon, that he thought some ,
thing could and should be done to stop the ,
arrests by the city till the Court had rem :
Tered an opinion III the Vandercook case.
but the city is plunging in all the same, on .
The arrest racket f
d. After the complaint was read to Deputy
oA.N0.Sooh SATURDAY ulSut, .. n. heQnef
oobbed up serenely and put a volume of .
luestlons to Messrs. Anderson and Mason as =
% their financial standing, etc., in the com q
nunlty. As the city prosecuting attorney n
vas present, why didn't he attend to that C
'art of the business? What is he paid for? o
Grau's Opera Company will play an en- v
agement at the Walker Opera House, com II
lencing December ID Besides "The Mika- c
o, this company plays Strauss masterpiece, c.
The Queens Lace handkerchief and the Il
ver-popular ''Chimes of Normandy The $,
peras are put upon the stage in grand style. =,
nd with this company are some of the best y
rtists in the comic opera line. al
One of the features of Thanksgiving Day y
all be the excursion over the Utah Central n
, the Hot Springs, about four miles north L
the city. Besides giving everybody a OF
lance to test the wonderful properties of hi
iese mineral waters, numerous other at dl
actions have been provided in order to as
AXE the excursion very pleasant little
1t, and the train will return in time for the r
dinner ~