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

the Pleasant Valley coal mines last night
A grand square Chickering piano fol
sale next Monday at DR.. Lindsay S, 43 w
Second South, at IL a. m.
1t is reported on the street that J. w
Farrell & Co. have the contract for re-
pairing the plumbing, etc, OF the Mant
temple.
The streets were comparatively dull to-
day, but next Saturday will see them
crowded as at conference. The circus
will be the attraction.
Services at ST. Marks Cathedral
Morning Prayer, Baptism and Catechis-
ing :45 a. m, Litany, Sermon and Holy
Communion, II a. m. Evening Prayer
Up. IN.
The regular monthly meeting OF ID. T.
U. No lis will take place to-morro W at
the Firemen's Hall at ! 80 p. m. A full
attendance is desired as election of Off
GERS takes place,
Mr.. Frank Pierce, agent at the Uinta
Reservation, has with him uniformed
Ute Indian by the name of Ungaiaskin,
who attracts much attention in front OF
the White House each day.
In consequence of but five of the ex-
ecutive committee of the Mine Owners
Protective Association meeting at Baskin
q Nan Horns office last night IAN adjourn
ment was taken, to meet again shortly.
Yesterday Nicholas Milco was bound
over on an Indictment found by the Grand
Jury charging him with an assault with
intent to commit murder. John Nc
Wicker and L. Renites went sureties for
500.
Yesterdays rain and wind storm did
much damage at different places in Utah
At Provo buildings were unroofed, trees
uprooted, bridges swept away by the
swollen streams, and there is more dam
age yet to learn OF.
A teamster met with rather serious
accident while handling a fractions team
on the Eighth ward square this afternoon,
by which he received broken nose. DIR.
Benedict attended to his injuries, but the
mans nose will be sore for some time.
The coolest June wave known for
twenty-five years enveloped Salt Lake
City yesterday and last night Large
hailstones fell, and miserable cold rain
gave the country a regular Oregon APP
pearance. The bathing train was not
crowded yesterday or to-day.
Congregational service at Independence
Hall tomorrow: Annual sermon to the
students of Salt Lake Academy with adj
dress to the graduating class, II a. m. by
the pastor, Rev. J. B, Thrall Children's
Day at , 80 p. M, the four Congregation
al Sunday Schools uniting. Lecture on
Socialism by the pastor at s p. m.
Popular prices must prevail at the COM
ing Frau Materna concert if the manager
hopes to make financial success of it.
Manager Locke is reported to have lost
$4,000 in his San Francisco season, and
this is largely attributed to higher prices,
large attendance being secured when
popular prices were charged.
Joseph Marriott, formerly of Sandy and
better known as "The Friend of Human
ity," has lately opened the Pioneer Drug
Store at Murray. Mr. Marriott has a
soda water fountain and confectionery de-
partment attached, and will be glad to
meet his old friends and the public.
The Exchequer mine, in White Pine
district, Nevada, is shipping some first
class ore to Salt Lake, and will continue
TO ship as last as return terms can be had
to the railroad. A shipment made from
this mine last winter to Salt Lake Melted
a good profit after paying all expenses.
The bullion shipments of Silver Reef
are again assuming gratifying figures,
and from the present outlook of the
mines there it would not be surprising
If the present output of that camp were
doubled inside of six months. About
$4,000 worth of bullion is being received
In Salt Lake every week to the credit of
the Stormont and Christy companies
Notwithstanding the temporary shut
ting down of the Horn Silver. mining
men who are well posted in what Utah is
now doing in mineral production, pre-
dict that the output for the present year
will exceed the figures of 1884. Matters
are rather quiet at present, but the vol
ume OF production is steadily being
added to with good prospects OF an in.
crease from now TO the end of the wear.
The unpleasant weather of last evening
caused small attendance at the Theatre, |
but those who were there seemed to |
thoroughly appreciate the funny bust
ness" of Irish Ar'stocracy," and |
laughed till their sides ached. Miss An
ME De Land and Little Mack" who. as |
announced in the DEMOCRAT Yesterday. |
are to be united in matrimony in San
Francisco, were the cvnosure of all ewes.
They will take in Salt Lake ON their re-
turn bridal trip, the company having a
date at the Theatre next month.
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