Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-10-10
LOCAL JOTs.

my Partner" at the theater tonight.
Take glance at the fine offers in Wake,
- Bros advertisement.
Mccormick d Co. to-day received one ca,
of Hanauer Bullion, valued at $3.50.
Lead had a slight downward tendency
this afternoon, being quoted in New York al
&4.25@$4.15 per hundred.
= The members of the OLYMPIC Club are
now in their new hall, and as proud of their
elegant quarters as millionares could be.
In the case of the People against Fred
Self and j. Abbott for grand larceny, the
indictment was found defective and quashed.
What with Apostles, Epistles, and grand
jurors, constitutional lawyers are becoming
disease more to be dreaded than diph-
liberia. 1,'''-;
The Idaho and Salt Lake base ball clubs
will play four champion games on Washing
ton Square, the 18th, 18th, 10th and 18th
instants, next week. 20
"Ihe Mikado" has now reached the dress
2 rehearsal stage with orchestra accompani-
ment, and the managers expect to put it on
about the 26th inst
After the regular skating hours at the pa
vlllon tonight every one present will be
given an opportunity to trip the light fam
tastic on the new canvased floor.
Religious services at st. Marks Cathedral
Tomorrow Sunday: Holy Communion, 7:3O
a. M; Sunday School, 9:45; morning service,
with sermon, at IL, and evening prayer and
sermon at 7:3O.
The first wife of Robert Swain, the "Scot"
indicted for U. O., has applied for divorce,
and IN her assistance to the prosecution
find 81:
extremely warm.
Rev. Dwight Spencer will preach at the
baptist Church Tomorrow at II a. m. Union
temperance meeting at the same place in the
evening. Rev. DIR. jackson and Rev. Mr..
Thrall will address the meeting.
At the Methodist Episcopal Church Third
South street, near Main, east sidel to-mor-
row there will be preaching by the Pastor.
Rev. 3: j. Carroll, at IL a. m, class meeting
at lO:l5 a. M, Sunday School at 1890
the discovery of new and rich placers near
Ootopaxi, in Fremont county, Colorado. The
sand averages Is cents to the pan, and
number of parties are preparing to 20 to the
diggings.
All patrons of the Salt Lake Theatre
recognize one great improvement conse-
quent upon the enforcement of the Edmunds
law-the music there is far better than in
the days before the Constitution was being
trampled under foot.
MIR. Peter Smith, respected citizen of
South Cottonwood, was kicked in the abdo-
men by horse last Monday and died yester-
day ut his brewery from the injuries. The
funeral takes place to morrow. The remains
will be deposited in Mt. Olivet cemetery.
A man who obeyed the laws of his country
to-day and got three by six for so doing, was
aooosted by play-goer who enquired about
the drama, In His Power" and said. GIN
whose power? I don't understand ct
means In Zane's power, you fool YOU" The
curtain is still down on this act.
After the little dissention in tho Grand |
Jury ranks yesterday afternoon, Commits
sioner Mckay asked if an open venire GOULD |
be issued at once for three true men to fiJl |
the places made vacant by Jake Moritz.
Joseph g. Davis and Newell Clayton. The |
Court issued the venire; and Mr.. j. s. Scott. |
j. +. CLASSIFY and A. Gebhardt were sworn |
and solemnly charged by the Court as to |
their emphatic and impartial duties.
Invitations are out for the opening ball of
the Harmony Club. It is announced that
this hrst event of the season will take place /
at Sheldon's Hall, Tuesday evening, October
18th. Dancing will commence promptly at
O'Clock. The committee embraces some
twenty of the leading business men of the
city, and the floor will be managed nv
Messrs. ID. 81. Walker, Art Lowe. b. d. Raw.
bould and Lew Farnsworth.