Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-11-21
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LOCAL JOTS.

Rev. Mr.. Thrall, of the Congregational
Church, will preach at Bees Hall, Provo, to-
morrow evening.
Judge Speirs had nothing to occupy his
attention at the Police Court to-day. Salt
Lake is getting pious.
The d. & II. G.. pay-car went out yester-
day. carrying $4,000 with which to pay off
the employees of that popular road.
Apostle Snow having been found in u Gel
lar, would it be proper to say that his pre-
tentions are cell on religion?
Mccormick IL Co. to-day received one car
OF Hanauer bullion, S2,750; and Queen of
the Hills ore, 81 400; total value, $4,15O
Motto for passengers on the Underground:
''Lat the flight of the eagle be thine my
boy" The case of Apostle Lorenzo Snow
illustrates its worth.
The Knights of st. Dennis will give their
grand Thanksgiving ball in Olympic Hall,
and intend to make il one of the finest hops
of the season.
The base metal output for the week ending
to-day is as follows: Thirty cars of bullion,
765,1O6 pounds, and nineteen cars of ore,
543, 800 pounds; total, 1,299, 256 pounds.
The skating rink re-opens tonight under
the management of Peterson and Wetzel, of
the Opera House band. These gentlemen
intend to run it in first class style, and will
be deserving of the patronage of all lovers
of the rollers.
BY appointment of Judge Powers, Messrs.
s. II. Thurman and A. G.. Sutherland, Jr.,
were added to the committee appointed in
Ogden to prepare rules for the courts mt that
place and in Provo, with Hon. p, H. Emer-
son as chairman.
Daniel Davis is the name of the miner
mentioned i'll last nights DEMOCRAT as be-
ing brought to st. Mary's Hospital from the
Pleasant Valley coal mines on account of
being seriously injured. He has one leg
broken below the knee, and is considerably
bruised
dispatch from Denver last night says
Three hundred cattle men, delegates to the
National Cattle Growers Convention assem-
bled here to-day from Colorado. Wyoming,
Utah, Nevada, and California, and left on a
special train of eight seepers for st. Louis
this evening.
The Metropolitan Hotel, which has been
closed for some weeks past, will be reopened
on Monday under the able management of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Hill. The hotel has
been thoroughly renovated, refitted and fur
nished. The proprietors intend to make it,
as it should be, one of the leading hotels OF
the city.
company of Salt Lake amateurs are pre-
pairing for a winters trip through the set
Elements i'll Utah. The company is headed
by Harry Taylor, George Scott, Ruth Jones
and others The Life of an Actress
the company to play, and the scenes are now
being painted for the last-named piece.
Mr.. H. Lipman is now daily receiving an
immense stock of clothing The stock is
from big fire in the East, but the assert
ment Mr.. Lpman has received is as good as
new, and win be sold at half price. These
bargains, coming at this time of the year
Will give many poor man chance to buy
good suit of clothes at II low figure
The announcement is made that Americas
fayorite artistic, Emma Nevada, will give n
concert in the Salt Lake Theatre December
9TH. She is accompanied by n small, but
brilliant concert troupe-a tenor who takes
high @ with perfect accuracy, Il violinist
whose soft, gentle tone, and sympathetic ex-
preston, give especial pleasure, and a rising
pianist, who is highly spoken of. Nevada's
voice has gained in brilliancy, and the little
nightingale has captured San Francisco in
her season there.
United States Commissioner Black held an
extra session at Ogden last night for the OK
animation of Apostle Lorenzo Snow, OF
Brigham City. brought. there on a charge of
unlawful cohabtation. The DEMocRAT'e
correspondent writes that the courtroom was
crowded with spectators and witnesses, and
that Snow had some of his wives and rela-
tives present. The defendant, by his coun-
sci, q. q. richards, waived an examination
and was bound over to appear before the
Grand Jury this morning at 10 o'clock, his
bonds being fixed at $500. The witnesses
were also bound over in the sum of S2CO
each. ID. ii. Perry and II. S. Young acted
as bondsmen.
Mrs. Flora s. Hill, of this city, has recently
composed couple of very nice pieces OF
music. One of these, the Hero Waltz is
easy and simple, designed for pupils, and
arranged for the organ or piano. Though
easy, it is a very pretty composition, and
one that finds ready sale. The other piece
is entitled "lhe Queen of the West,'' a
beautiful song and chorus, the theme being
Salt Lake City and Valley. The words dis
play considerable poetic feeling in the au-
thor. The music to it is also very easy of
execution, and, like the Hero Waltz it's a
great favorite wherever introduced.