Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-09-03
LOCAL JOTS.

w. H. Lee, of Tooele City, was arrested
this afternoon for unlawful conabitation. T
Wells, Fargo q Co. to-day received Milford
ore valued at $3.50.
Mccormick & Co. to-day received two bars
of Hanauer bullion, S4,700; Crescent Ore
$3.50; total value, $10,550.
The G.. A. r. excursion to the lake was
largely attended.
Grace Hawthorne's company Melted over
$500 in three performances at the Park.
They gave the only matinee ever given there,
and to a full house.
The Salt Lake City Band give their excur-
sion to the lake tomorrow.
''Our Club to the Lake" take their final
out tomorrow evening at O'Clock
Mr.. Herman Brisacher has re-opened the
Palace ii ltel lodging accommodations, with
Mr.. Dan Bechtol in charge.
John Magnetic, of Brighton, will be tried
before Judge Speirs on Saturday, lat 10 O'Clock
am, for assault on Daniel Lang.
The street vender disposed of his last eight
packages of lozengers last night, but is sure
to show up again with cart load.
Mrs. Annie Carlson was granted a divorce
yesterday from William Carlson, in the Pro-
bate Court. on the grounds of neglect and
the usual list of grievances.
James I, Little, Esq. of Salt Lake, is on
the Alaska steamer "Ancon" reported dis
abled 270miles north of Naniamo, by telegram
from Victoria, b. c., September I'd.
w. j. O'Neil, leaser with W. G. Strickley,
OF the Toledo mine at Alta, has discovereda
rich vein in the old property which promises
fine layout for the deserving contractors.
The September term of the First District
Court opens UP in Provo on the 21st inst. II
expected to be the busiest term that has
been held in Provo for many years-Fn-
qttirer.
Mr.. ID. w. Stanton, of the Eighth of Jan
uary mine, at Ophir, has made a fine dis
covery IN the mine Of an eight-foot vein of
lead ana silver ore. Mining men say STAN
ton has big find and n most promising
mine.
l.. A. Cummings, of the Home Dramatic
Company, received an offer from Grace
Hawthorne to join her company, at a good
salary. She could not, however, agree to
prolong the engagement beyond San Fran
CISCO, and the gentleman declined
Mr., Annett, of the Bell Telephone Com
pany, has at work large force of men dis
trlbutlng poles from Sandy to Bingham. On
Monday next they will begin putting up the
copper wires, so that messages can be sent
from mere to the lively mining camp within
few days.
Quite an excitement was caused the other /
day by parties boring well in Logan dis |
covering that the dirt brought up contained
something resembling gold in very fine parti- .
cles. The impression soon spread that the /
town had foundation of gold quartz. but n /
test proved the truth of the saving: "All that ;
glitters is not gold;'' the fine particles were .
produced by the friction of brass coupling.
Bennett Trelore engaged in a fight with
James Crawford this morning III front of
the Eureka Saloon. Trelore dealt Crawford
stunning blow over the eve with billiard
cue. Both men are under arrest and will be
tried tomorrow
The Rough and Ready meet the Reds on
the diamond Saturday for $50 side.
Thomas Ellsmore was arrested and locked
up ON charge of larceny to-day. Fined
$40, for which amount he will improve the
present condition of the streets during the
coming fifteen days.
The young lady arrested for stealing
diamond pin was fully exonerated in court
to-day, and the charge dismissed.