Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-11-02
LOCAL JOTS.

''Mikado'' received a fair house at to-day s
mat inee.
The fire in the Richards House this after
noon was but a 5mudge.
The frosty nights, SO far, seem to have had
little or no effect on the diphtheretic scourge.
The Midnight social club hold their semi
monthly hop at Sheldon's tomorrow night.
James Duffy. native of Ireland, was
naturalized in the Third District Court to-
day.
Matt Luce imbibed of the flowing bowl
and paid a $3.50 fine in the police court to-
day.
The next general rehearsal of the opera of
" Iolanthe" takes place Thursday evening,
in Calder's Hall, at 7:30 O'Clock.
Mccormick & Co. to-day received five cars
of Hanauer bullion, $12700, and Queen of
the Hills ore, $4,000; total value, $15,3c).
Wells, Fargo g. Co. to-day received forty
two bars of Ontario bullion, SIG, liz, and one
bar of Vienna, $I67S; total value, 1927, 790. 30
The open air concert at the Fort yester-
day afternoon was one of the finest of the
season. A large turnout of city visitors were
present.
John Faber, arrested for forgery, was ar
raigned before Justice Speirs to-day. and
his case put off until Wednesday, at 10
o'clock.
''Monotonys" report on Judge Powers
ideas of citizenship reached the DEMOCRAT
too late for publication on Saturday. 1t is
good and rich interesting and amusing.
The First Judicial Court at Provo ad-
journed on Saturday till tomorrow morning,
and the Judge, members of the bar, and
many of the witnesses will be present at
1.-THE Mikado'' tonight.
Bishop Sam Woolley returned from Logan
last week, and now stands at the head of his
Ninth ward followers with brand-new bride
by his side. He is all smiles, and as buoy
ant at GO as he was forty years ago.
President Cleveland to-day issued the
usual Thanksgiving proclamation, setting
aside Thursday, November 26th as a day of
thanksgiving and prayer, and invoking the
observance of the same by all the people of
the land.
Sexton Joseph e. Taylor's mortuary report
for the month of October shows a total of
forty-four deaths in Salt Lake CITY; twenty
three were under II years of age, and nine
teen were natives of Utah. Diphtheria
killed five and typhoid fever four.
Mary's little lamb broke loose from the
flock this morning and ran down Main street,
and into Parsons book store. but neither
Mary nor the teacher turned him out and
he fingered about the place until the herder
did appear, and then he skipped.
George ID. Chaplin, the leading man of the
Janauschek company, is we'll remembered by
Salt Lakers, with whom he is great favor
lite on account of his sterling merits as an
actor. With such support the Janauschek
season promises to be great artistic success. |
Mr.. Alex Woods has deposited $3.50 for
felt with Mr.. w. l.. Packard to match Dave |
Handell for a mile and quarter dash against |
the Dawson horse for $1,000. Race to come |
Off twenty-five days from October 18th, the |
day of Mr.. Egan's challenge in the DEMo- |
GRAFT.
Superintendent Goddard, of the Mormon
Sunday schools, has arranged street car
ride for all the girls returning from the Sun
day School Union tonight, to the LIST, 18th,
9th and 10th wards. The boys can walk, and
the girls are kicking because they can't foot
1t, too.
The Catholic ReUie,c is authority for the
statement that the eminent Cardinal Nc
Closkey, lately deceased, transferred all the
property held by him in trust for the church |
to the Archbishop of Albany and BROOKLYN.
and left as his only personal estate $4,000
policy taken out in 1867 in the Mutual Life
Insurance Company of New York. which
now becomes claim of $15,779. On the
strength of this fact Mr.. Louis Hyams ia
doing land office business in insurance