Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-11-16
LOCAL JOTS.

Ontario stock is quoted to-day at 500.
William Dunford was arrested yesterday
for being drunk.
Wells, FARGO & Co received to-day So. AZ
Ontario bullion.
P. 7. Hughes, of Challis, Idaho goes to
New York tomorrow by the narrow gauge.
Frank Dewey, charged with drunkenness
and profanity, was lodged in Jail yesterday
j. B. Morton and A. S. Kendall commence
a night school in the Twelfth ward school
house this evening
The Grand Jury came into court to-day
and presented six indictments under the
United States laws.
An expectation is entertained of produc-
ing "The Mikado" again during the holt
days and on Washington's birthday.
Charles Baker, arrested yesterday on a
charge of vagrancy, to-day proved himself
Heber John Sears, native of England,
was admitted as a United States citizen in
the Third District Court last Saturday.
Mccormick & Co. to-day received Hanauer
bullion, So, 140; Queen of the Hills ore,
$500; Spanish ore, $500; total value,
$11, 140.
The w. III. III. Bowers vs. the London Bank
of Utah Qimited) case was resumed before
Judge Zane this morning, and occupied the
entire days session.
Raybould has received the holiday num-
Der of the Ladies' Journal, Har7oer's
Monthly, and Frank Leslies Popular
Monthly for December.
"Iolanthe'' will receive its first stage re-
hearsal at the Salt Lake Theatre tonight.
at 1870 o'clock Every member of the com
pany is to be present.
The Salt Lake engagement of Carleton's
Opera Company will commence at the Thea
tire December 9TH. "Nanon," 1.-The Mikado,"
and other new operas are announced in the
repertoire.
lee DEMOCRAT presents telegraph page
this evening unexcelled by any newspaper in
the Rocky Mountain region. 1t is fresh.
bright and newsy, and twelve hours ahead
of all competition.
Jacob Kraus the 15-year-old bow who had
his skull crushed by the recent explosion at
the brewery, is partly unconscious, and there !
Is difference of opinion among the !
physicians as to his possible recovery.
Emma Nevada's date in Salt Lake is not !
yet settled upon. An endeavor to secure the |
Tabernacle failed, and the date her manager
requested at the Theatre being filled by
Carleton, her concert here seems rather un.
certain.
The general committee of the Masonic
ball In aid of the Masonic library met at
their hall yesterday, and resolved to hold
their annual entertainment on the night of
December 2Sth, at the Walker Opera House.
Committees on invitation and management
Will be duly announced.
Sheriff Allison, of Summit county. placed
Robert Faddies of CoalyilIa in All. 1rporr;
tor1al Insane Asylum at Provo Yesterday.
MIR. Paddles received wound in the head
some time since while working in the mines.
which, coupled with the recent death of his
wife, is thought to have caused his derange
ment. ,
We have received from Douglas Gum. I
Esq, Chairman, an invitation to be present 4
at the opening of the through line of the q
Ascnlson, Topeka and Santa Fe system, to n
pc: 18th, 1886. We thank Chairman Gum v
'ot the invitation, and congra tulate the good
people of San Diego upon The event. p
Through the solicitation of many promin- u
mt citizens. DIR. L. Sterry Hunt, the re- 2
lowned scholar and eminent geolocist. has j
lndly consented to give a free lecture in :,
Hall tonight on 'sThe Build II
ng of the Earth Everyone finding it
'osslble to be present should avail them y
elves of the rich treat said to be in store. =.
The much-talked-of races to take place nm III
washington Square last Saturday Afternoon h.
ere novel only in being so opposite to q,
NAT was advertised. The three contestants g.
nd few spectators were alike disappointed. %
nd considerable Kicking was INDUCED in to
a account of the failure The track was W;
Iceedlngly heavy, and Tibbet6s barely suc- m
'eded In throwing the mud into the faces of hi
eese and Matthias and winning the purse do