Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-09-09
LUGAL J0TS.
desired

A good day for sailing craft and kites. with
neither visible IN tins attitude.
Mccormick &, Co Today received one car
of Hanauer bullion, 5000; and Queen of
the Hills ore, 81 ,2T0; total value, $3.50,
The Israelite bu4iness houses close tonight
at 6 o'clock, and will SO continue until Fri
day morning, in observance Of Rosh-Hash-
ona.
The street supervisor can find a great many
bad crossings and dangerous places III the
streets by taking an evening drive about the
city.
Deputy Marshal Collin served subpenss
on the Cannon family Monday, and some of
them presented themselves at the court
room to-day.
The district school in the Twenty-first
ward did not commence the present week,
on account of diphtheria cases being located
near the schoolhouse.
Eighteen trouble-fearing Rock Springs
Cinnamon came TO Salt Lake and purchased
tickets at the d. q r. q. for Chicago and
other safe points East to-day.
By telegram from Victoria, Is. g., to ex-
Mayor Little, dated 7th inst, James L.
Little announces his arrival there, and that
he will be home about the Both instant.
The Second District Court, at Beaver, OK
hausted the jury list, and presiding Judge
Foreman ordered an open venire to be issued
for the summoning of twenty-five men.
Prof B. b. Young feels quite encouraged
with the present prospect of his examina-
ton class on the 10Th inst. Every singer
should take advantage of the trial test.
The next rehearsal of "Iolanthe" has been
postponed until Friday evening, at 7:30
o'clock, on account of the Bane benefit at
the Walker Opera House tomorrow evening.
"The Mikado" receives a full rehearsal Of
the principals and chorus at the Theatre to-
night. Prof. Careless is we'll satisfied with
the progress of the company, which is already
making considerable Roadway.
The free scholarship offered by Mr.. and
Mime. b. b. Young will fall to some one on
SATURDAY. next. Those wo desire TO enroll
their names as competitors for the prize
should lose no time in stepping forward.
Judge Spiers fined John Magnetic S25
and thirty days in Jail yesterday for making
a violent assault on Daniel Lang, of
Brighton; $500 bonds were furnished and the
prisoner was released to answer in an ap-
pealed trial.
OGeneral McCook is in town from his camp
on the Weber, and rumor has it that he is in
ON account of the Rock Springs massacre.
and that four companies of infantry will go
from Fort Bridger to Rock Springs and one
company of the Sixth.
Hebe West, of the Salt Lake nine, means
business, and offers to play the Ogden, Will
lard, or any straight nine IL the Territory
for any amount from $50 to $500. Money
talks, Nnd here is a chance for some outside
club to jump in and make winning.
1t is currently rumored on the streets that
the safe-blowers and cracksmen doing the
town, intend to make professional visits to
the residences of the police before leaving
for pastures greener. 1t is to be hoped that
they will not be disappointed i'll finding the
officers out.
John G Young has disposed of his mare
Nellie P' to Mr.. r. n. Baskin. She is by
Peaoemaker, dam Lilly by Nonpareil, grand
dam Old American Star. Nellie p. is stan
dard bred and is registered in Vol. Q. of
Wallaoe's Trotting Register, to be issued at
the end of the present year.
Messrs. j. w. Farrell & Co., drove an arte-
sian well for Mr.. John Lynch, of Phoebe, on
his property in the Sixteenth Ward. The
we'll is ninety-seven feet deep and throws
out nine and half gallons of water minute.
chemist made an analysis OF the water,
and prenounces it the purest stream in Salt
Lake.
Az II EcdutT anu IJ6TSOIdlOE VI CldTdCLtI,
Mrs. Bane possesses remarkable power. Her
rendition of the New Church Organ
have never seen equalled, and it alone is
worth double the price of admission.-S S.
Hdmilt, of the Chicago School Of Elocution
and author of Hamiil's Elocution, in use in
all our schools.
The complimentary benefit rendered Mrs.
Bane will take place at the Opera House to-
morrow evening, as announced heretofore in
the DEMOCRAT. Mr.. Krouse has charge of the
superb musical part Of the concert in which
Mrs. Agnes Olsen Thomas and other leading
singers of Salt Lake will take part. The
evolutionary portion of the fine entertain
ment will be equally good. Mrs. Bane will
render the famous bird song in connection
with the affair
Mr.. Dunno, superintendent and manager
of the Eagle Foundry and Machine Com
pany, wishes TO correct q statement IN last
evenings DEMOCRAT, namely, that they had
an order for pair of "Wilks' rolls. The
only rolls ever made in their shops were the
Bowers patent rolls and the Cornish rolls
He does not know of any such thing as
tho Wilks rolls, and never heard of any
such a machine in existence. They have an
order for a pair of Cornish rolls from the
Utah d NontanS Machine Company, similar
to those al Fcot's ssmpling works in this
city.
FuRNIsHEp Offices to Rent, Main Street
BARRATT Bros