Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-05-15
LOCAL JOTS.

No night trains to the lake this sum-
mer.
The Knights of St. Dennis will give
their last party next Friday night.
Strawberries and cream at the Method
list Church festival this evening. Every
body welcome.
It is reported that the over supply of
saloons in Salt Lake will shortly force
two more to close up.
The Alta tramway is now open and cars
were run over the road to-day, for the
first time this season.
All the deputy registration officers have
been appointed and began work last Mon
day throughout the Territory.
A small caterpillar killer fell from an
apple tree in the Fourteenth ward to-day,
but received no severe injuries.
The Tribune, Nea0s and Herald should
draw cuts with Drs. Benedict and King to
settle the dispute as to who lies.
The floors of the row of small shops
along Second South street are being low
cred to the level of the sidewalk.
Now that the prosecuting authorities
and deputies are mostly out of the city,
the polygamists can venture out in the
sunlight once more without danger of
arrest.
Mr.. L. Z. Kelsey has newly reitted |
and stocked No. Sc W. First South street |
with a complete stock of groceries, and |
the little place looks as neat as new sill
yer dollar.
Ben Arthur, formerly Salt Lake boy,
fought hard-glove fight last week at
Neche, Dakota, with Ed. McKeown,
champion of Manitoba. Arthur was
knocked out in eight rounds.
The shooting tournament to take place
at the Ogden Hot Springs next Monday
and Tuesday will be participated in by a ,
great many marksmen from adjoining
Territories, who have received special Ie- 8
duced rates.
Many friends of the Mormons con- c
tined in the penftentiary, improved yes :,
terday by calling on the incarcerated. :.
Thursday and Sunday of each week have Il
been set aside by Marshal Ireland for A
visiting days only. t
Walker Brothers immense safe is fast y
receiving the finishing touches toward :
To-day the foot and a half
space between the sides of the vault is :
being filled with brick to counteract the
heat in case of fire. ----r !
The Omaha-Portland excursion marty t
reached Portland on Monday. and on 7
Wednesday left for Puget Sound. They :
start back for Omaha, via Salt Lake CITY. i
tomorrow, and will be in Zion a couple q
OF days next week. a
Mr.. George Black, ex-Secretary of
Utah, in speaking of the Wood River
country, says the Miners Union is about
collapsed, and the members are glad to
get work at $3.50 per day. y
Mr.. G. w. Kimberley, a well-knowp t
expert IN handling trotters, arrived in G
TINS city from Denver and has taken :,
charge OF Mr.. S. S. Walkers stables. He [
thinks he has some promising horses to
. work " this season, and hopes to raise Z
the standard Salt Lake trotting record. T
The DEMOCRAT was in error Yesterday +
N stating that the Rapid" ore concen- o
traitor was the invention of Professor q
Clayton. The Rapid" has been patent Il
ed four or five years, while an ore con. b
,entrator OF similar pattern, credited to ii
Professor Clayton, is a recent invention
d, The pretty town of Springville was
-hrown in happy futter this week bv
ne unusually brilliant wedding of Miss tt
A A Campbell, of Springville, to Mr.. "
Inarles b. Taylor, of Denver The couple /:
we're rendered all the congratulations and M
,ood wishes possible. They went by the 10 10
40 Grande to Denver, their future home nc n:
At the residence of E. H. Parsons 54z fol
= :. second South street, the ladies of tbe be
lrst presbyterian Church intend GIVING
regular New England sugar eat IS nexf
rlaay night. This feature alone must
ttract many, who remember the GOOD
mes had around the sugar camp awsv fro
'ack East. In connection with the sweet til
nlng-up plan, all sorts of in and outdoor arr
ports will go to make up the evenings Ing
ntertalnment die