Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-07-03
LOCAL JOTS.

Micon EIlwood was fined s. for drunken
ness to-day.
ave, Us O. Co." have dates at the Theatre
next week.
'Fettered" at the Theatre tomorrow
matinee and evening.
The D. & r. G. pulled out with sixty-four
passengers for the East to-day.
Damon and Pythias," with Warde in his
great character of Damon, tonight at the
Opera House.
Officer Atkinson goes to Fort Leavenworth
Military School of Application about the
first of August.
Thomas Nutting became enthused with
celebration whisky in view of the Fourth
and was fined SIS to-day.
Mccormick & Co. to-day received two cars
of Hanauer bullion, $4,100, and Queen of
the Hills ore, 81 400; total, $500.
disturbed the peace last night. They settled
it by leaving $25 in the Police Court to-day.
The case of the Wasatcd Mining Company
against William, Joseph A. and Isaac Jen-
nings was in progress to-day before Judge
Boreman.
George Reah commenced the festivities of
the Fourth last night wound up in the cooler,
and was fined S. this morning for his excess
sive patriotism.
Lieutenants Torrey, Taggart and Murton,
of Camp Douglas, go to Omaha next week.
The first two gentlemen enter the rifle team
and the last is range officer.
A photograph of Thomas ID. Mckay, chief
of passenger rustlers, now with the Burling
ton and Rio Grande at San Francisco, is ex-
hibited at the ID. d r. g. ticket Office.
Mr.. Frank Mcbride returned yesterday
from an extensive trip throughout Mexico
and Central America. After a day or so
here among his friends he will go to the
coast.
On Tuesday and Wednesday of next week
Barlow and Wilson's Minstrels hold forth at
the Theatre. 1--WE, Us d Company" hold
the boards on Friday and Saturday evenings
next.
Members of the K. of p. desiring to attend
the performance of Damon and Pythias" at
the Walker Opera House can obtain tickets
at reduced rate by calling on MIR. L. G.
Armstrong.
The lecture of Belva Lockwood Monday
night will undoubtedly prove a literary
treat. Mrs. Lockwood's reputation as an
orator and political candidate ought to in
sure good house.
The case against Apostle John Henry
Smith, examined yesterday before Commits
sioner Mckay for unlawful cohabitatiOn,
was dismissed for want of sufficient evidence.
The Grand Jury will take it in hand.
Mr.. w. Goodrich, for many years in the
city postoffice without a recess, has just re-
turned from a pleasant visit to relatives in
Illinois. Mrs. Goodrich, who has been East
some time, accompanied him back to Salt
Lake.
Madame L. Marie Forestelle, the S of -
Buzz Fuzz of the Police Court - oargen,
last night for being on a. -fue'i,' was arrested
intoxicated condiset f'sTess p araos9 IN an az
Courts BOWER oa a1d P MSs let 90 20
u.
The latest attractive production of Mr.. j
w. Clawson is on exhibition in front of his
studio. 1t is Petit Blondin drawn mos
beautifully in charcoal, and shows q re
markable freedom of handling. Mr.. Claw
son merits all the popularity he has so justly
achieved as an artist.
Miss Nellie Colebrook will make her reap
pearance with the Home Dramatic Company
tomorrow night in "Fettered," and the cas-
also includes Mr.. l.. Cummings, Bird,
Clawson and the always-popular Spencer
and Wells, besides several other well-knowI
home artists. The drama is exciting, full o.
strong situations, while the scenery is hnel
and more of the melodramatic order thar
ANYTHING the Club has yet put on. PROBES
sor George Careless will furnish the or
chestra.