Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-06-05
LOCAL J0TS.
Tomorrow furnishes the last opportu-
nity for citizens to register.

Tomorrow furnishes the last opportu'
nifty for citizens to register.
"Irish Aristocracy" tonight at the
Theatre Dyspeptics should make anote
of it.
II is rumored that the Sampson, al
Park CITY, has struck new vein OF ore
and stockholders are jubilant.
Three Colorado flyers have entered the
18th of June races and promise to make
it pretty lively for our home horses.
The Last Chance mine at Bingham is
now in working shape and the Ingersol
drills will be in operation in few days
Mr.. Clawson, proprietor OF the Junction
House, in Ogden, is sparing no pains IL
refitting in fine shape the old Railroad
eating house.
Utah farmers are now enjoying a relief
from the witness stand and jury box and
are attending to their important farm
work and the matrimonial market.
One of the trick bicyclists in turning
into the Davis headquarters last evening
took a lofty tumble and spread himself
full length upon the sidewalk. No dam
age done to the machine.
Members of the executive committee
of the Utah Mine Protective Association
are requested to meet at Baskin & Van
Horne's Office this evening. Important
business will be brought before them.
The wedding of Mr. Orrin A. White, of
Rock Springs, Wyoming, to Miss Marian
Dukes, of this city, took place last
Wednesday at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. George F. Potter, of this city, Rev.
Mr.. Putnam officiating.
A subscription list is posted up in the
D. & r. g. ticket office asking names of
signers for 81 .25 each ticket, for the pur
pose of securing Madame Materna and
her select concert troupe at the Salt Lake
Theatre, June 18th, 1885.
For the convenience of those voters of
the First precinct who have not been
registered up to date, the registration
office of said precinct will be at II f.,
Fifth South street, Saturday, June 9th,
from 8 to ], and from to O'Clock.
Mr.. J. Huse, of this city, is arranging
the costumes to be used by the New West
Ogden Academy in their drama, 'The
NICdb hGDuDllCy W JC SlJ
Ogden tomorrow evening. The proceeds
of the entertainment go to the school
library.
The Eastern manufacturing company
that furnished the machinery used by the
Crescent Mining Company in transferring
ore over their tramway, have sent out a
new engineer to manage the successful
running of matters in place of the ma
chinist in charge heretofore.
An important strike has been made in
the Central mine at Alta, owned by
Albert Thomas and others. The ore is
high grade and there is plenty oft. The
result is sequel to much energetic pros
pecting, and is encouraging not only to
the owners, but also to the entire mining
community.
Mr.. w. H. Root, in charge of a party
of thirty eXcursionists who passed through
this city few days since from Los An
geles, Cal, sends letter of thanks to the
officials of the ID. & r. q. for courtesies
shown the party in allowing their car to
remain over in Salt Lake, attended by
favors while about the city.
There was a report on the streets to-day
that Windsor Castle had been blown up
by dynamiters. 1t was started by a
member of Fay & Barry's troupe for the
benefit of a party of English tourists,
who lost their appetites and dinner
through it. The castle is all right and
the Englishmen are still sick.
The facetious reporter of the Tribune is
unkind in his illusions to the "red-
headed editor and bald-headed reporter
of the DEMOCRAT. "Maria" and "Ethel''
never called them such names, anyway,
and purely matter of sour grapes with
the dyspeptic reporter of the Tribune.
whose Harte is evidently not in the right
place. The DEMOCRAT staff are not to be
blamed for being prettier than the dyspep-
tics on the Tribune