Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-06-20
LOCAL JOTS.

Aimee at the Theatre tonight in ga
Bill of Divorce"
John D. Coalter, vice A. P. Mayberry,
has been appointed deputy registrar Tor
Fort Herman.
Mccormick & Co. to-day received one
car of Hanauer bullion, 81, 450, and two
bars of Stormont, $3.50; total, $3.50.
Yesterday Coffee John had spread out
in front of his place some 800 pounds OF
fine trout from Provo River, retailing at
% cents per pound.
A private party of five couples from
New Orleans and San Antonio are regis
tered at the Continental, for day, while
en- route from California TO their Southern
homes.
Religious services at st. Marks Cathe
dral tomorrow: Holy communion at
7:3O a, m. ; Sunday school at 8 AS a. m.
Morning service with sermon, at II 4. m,
and evening prayer at Z p. m.
An ordinance has been introduced in
the Denver City Council providing for
the use of bells and lamps on bicycles,
and $50 bicyclists, whose liberties it
threatens to restrict, are doing consider
able kicking.
Yesterday afternoon in the Police Court
James Fitzgerald was tried for selling
liquor on Sunday, the 9TH inst, and fined
$50. He took an appeal, and was again
arrested for the same offense on the 18th
of June, which case will be heard next
Monday.
At $50 o'clock this evening the
Olympic Gymnasium will be thrown
open to the public for free exhibition of
the quarters. The Opera House band
will discourse music for the occasion,
and the members will make the visitors
welcome.
The A. O. U. w. hold their annual ex-
cursion to the Lake next Thursday. The
committees are now at work making all
necessary preparations, and the "out"
promises first-class enjoyment to all who
attend. Read the attractions for the day,
published in another column.
The law firm of Sutherland & Mcbride
is having a suite of rooms furnished in
the Romney Block for offices and one eX-
peted and supplied with upholstered fur
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city.
The last meeting of the Chatauqua
Circle, was held at Rev. lifts residence
last evening, and for sociability and I'M
restrained mirth was a perfect success.
With music and recitations, interspersed
with ice cream and other refreshments,
the evening was passed in most pleas
ant manner.
Colonel Henry Page, of the Utah Com
mission, has received very fine cabinet
photograph of General Phil III. Sheridan.
The Colonel served on the Generals staff
during the war, and they are warm
is said by those who are personally ac-
quainted with the General To he exact.
The recipient prizes it highly.
MIR. Henry C. White, professor of the
department for deaf mutes in the Deseret
University, this city, returned from the
East this week with his newly-married
bride, Miss Mary f. Manse, of Cincin-
natl, Ohio. The mute couple were mar
ried with very imposing ceremonies 10y
the Rev. DIR. Gallandet, of New York,
after which they started directly for Utah,
their future home.
In the debate last evening between
Ridgley Lodge No. and Salt Lake
Lodge No. 2, l. o. o. F., on Resolved,
That Deception Is Justifable Under
Some Circumstances, the former, repre-
scented by S. j. Creighton and Captain j.
w. Greenman, for the affirmative, and
the latter, represented by II. r. M. At
kinson and j. j. Duke, for the negative,
the judges, Messrs. Moritz, Gardside and
Hall, gave the decision in favor of the
affirmative side. Another debate on the
same subject will be held between Salt
Lake Lodge No. and Salt Lake Lodge
No. 3, and some fiery oratory may be eX-
pected.