Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-10-30
LOCAL JOTS.

LOCAL JOTS.
Mr.. j. w. Hardy is expecting carload of
125 fine sheep this week.
Salsbury's Troubadours tickle the Ogden
ties tonight in ''Three of Kind"
Horn Silver stock was quoted yesterday at
50, and Moulton (Butte) at $185.
Mccormick & Co. to-day received one bar
of Hanauer bullion valued at So, 400.
o. w. Borrus, elected last August, was
commissioned constable of Grantsville pre-
cinct to-day.
Tomorrow night occurs the grand Carnival
at the Skating Pavilion, and varied will be
the pleasures to all.
Arthur Browns bay horse ran away last
evening with the driver and succeeded in de-
molishing the carriage.
Tomorrow at 10 o'clock am. the Third
District Court will make new setting of
cases for trial in November.
The gallant Knights of ST. Dennis give the
inaugural grand ball of the season at the
Olympic Hall tonight.
E. Kelley was this morning fined five dol
lars In the police court. The nature of his
offense was plain drunk.
Butte is ''dandy town." but there are
thousand men at least walking the streets,
out of work and can't get it.
The November storm clouds are rapidly
gathering, and the straw hat and linen
buster season may be considered as fairly
past.
The handsomest badges in the country are
being turned out by E. j. Swaner & Co. for
the Horse and Cattlemen's Association of
Utah.
Notwithstanding the great Mormon Tenn
pie is SO nearly completed, twelve car loads
of granite are received as regularly as the
SIX days roll round.
The workmen are hard at work remodel
ing and renovating the interior of the Metro
politan Hotel, previous to re-opening under
the new management.
We were to-day handed a cabinet portrait
of the notorious murderer, Fred. Welcome.
The work was done by Fox d Symons, and
is an excellent picture.
When the scaffold is taken down from the
Emporium clock this mammoth timepiece
will have an ornate appearance and be COM
plimentary to the corner.
Ben Sheeks was yesterday appointed re-
fierce to hear, try and determine the testi-
Utah VS.. the Flagstaff Smelling d Mining
Company.
The hotel business is flourishing in Provo
since the Eureka-Beck mining suit has been
going on In the court at that burg The
hotel proprietors say 'sit's an ill wind that
blows nobody good.'
The Grand Army flag over the Opera
House is at half mast to-day, in respect to
nf Mo(D oil |
who died at his Orange Mountain residence,
about II O'Clock Thursday night.
A second death is recorded in the family |
of Mr.. John Irvine-that of an 11-year-old /
son. This is another unfortunate diphtheria |
victim, and the grief-stricken parents are
quite inconsolable in their sorrow.
In the case of w. r. Stewart VS.. William
Jennings ct al, Hall q Marshall appeared
for the plaintiff, and Williams & Young
conducted the defense. Jury was waived |
and the case was argued and submitted.
The case of Charles f. Blandin VS.. Mason
M. Hill was heard yesterday, and jury be-
ing waived, the court referred the case to
E. b. Critchelow to take testimony and
report the findings and Judgment on the
whole issue.
In the case of B. O'Brien VS.. E. G. Dance
ct al. the jury and attorneys were present
and trial was resumed, evidence closed ,argu-
ments made and the jury charged, who
brought in verdict for plaintiff for S12O
and $6l.45 costs.
Jack Oddly" ex-champion heel and toe
walker of America, is in Salt Lake and will
walk at the Pavilion next Tuesday evening
q distance of two miles for 500, against
Lou Sanders and Clinton, who are to skate
one and half miles each.
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The mask carnival at the Skating Prvilion
takes place tomorrow night. Prizes are
offered for the best lady and gentleman ,
skaters, and an enjoyable evenings sport.
Under the present careful management, is ,
assured those who attend.
The DEMOCRAT regrets to chronicle the ]
leath of Mr.. ii. G. Wallace's little five
sold girl, who died yesterday morn
ng of cholera infantum. The funeral will s
AXE place from Mr.. Wallace's residence, :
'S9 Il. South Temple street, tomorrow, at /,
II a. m.
Rolla Tibbetts is between two unaccepted !
challenges, one from Reed, of Ogden, to run i
100 yards for 500, and the other from an :
Unknown party In Idaho, for $500 or $1,000. !
folla is confident that he can run faster now !
han ever before, and would like to meet the !
'est of them.
The great tragedienne Janauscheck is now .
,laylng an engagement in Butte, and next
Wednesday evening will open at the Salt
lake Theatre IN four nights engagement Il
md matinee. Janauscheck left a very fay-
,rable impression with Salt Lakers when
he appeared here some time ago, and her
appearance will be quite dramatic event
roviding her support is the equal of what ii %
las been heretofore. q
Ex-Bishop Cooley, now serving out six
aonths' sentence for q. G. in the Pen is
nrning his time and talents to good effect
Y making horse hair brides. He vies with :,
Welcome in this work. There is at the ss76s' IL
aloon bride that Cooley has just finished. p
is the most complete and artistic bit a
bride mechanism seen in Salk Lake for
long time.
New Yarmouth Bloaters C
It Rogers & Wiscomb's.
A Fine Millinery Establishment.
Mrs. B. S. Long announces in to-day's y