Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-08-03
LOCAL J0TS.

Election day passed off quietly in Zion.
Lead still holds up to S4.25 per hundred
in New York.
The Third District Court has adjourned
all trials until September.
Sam Mitchell paid So fine in the Police
Court to-day for fighting.
Atlp. IN. to-day 327 votes had been cast
at the Eighth Ward polling box.
Mccormick s. Co. to-day received one car
of Hanauer bullion, valued at $500.
Tom johnson was fined S. before Justice
Spiers to-day for an election drunk.
Joseph Wiler, a son of Bishop Wiler, is
living dangerously i'll at the family resi-
dence.
There were sixteen cars of bullion, six cars
of lead and sixty-nlne cars of ore shipped
out during last week.
An eight-year-old son of Mr.. Brewster of
this city was taken TO DIR. Hamilton's office
to-day, with broken arm.
Wells, Fargo & Co. to-day received Homer
inc ore valued at S4,870, and Creedmore ore
valued at $500; total S5,l70.
A bran new baby arrived yesterday after
noon at / o'clock in the family of Mr.. f. A.
Wyman, of the Sixteenth ward.
The Peoples party had the Salt Lake
Brass Band about the streets to-day behind
Mulloy d Paul's four white horses.
1t is said that Matt Cullen will Sreopen
several abandoned properties in Lincoln
district, Beaver county, and personally sup
erintend them.
Park City will endeavor to beat the Peo-
pies ticket to-day, and if a solid non-Mor
mon vote is cast it is possible the politics of
Summit county may change color.
The little excitement caused by the Lib
eral ticket being put in the field was scarcely
perceptible. 1t was not very cold day, but
such a very liberal effort was badly left.
P. D. Sprague, the stirring hackman of
this city, says business is picking up so rap
idly that he will have to add another half
dozen rigs to his line of conveyances.
Ed. Harris fine stock of pipes, cigars, to-
baccos and smokers notions is now offered
at bottom figures at assignee's sale. The
stock is to be closed out regardless of fig
ures.
At the Sixteenth ward schoolhouse in the
Third precinct, there were cast 307 votes at
1870 p. m. The Liberal ticket had Just ar
rived, and was flying about for its place in
the box.
Over a dozen local items in SATURDAYS
DEMOCRAT were stolen and transferred to
yesterday mornings Tribune. What was it
the Latin editor of that paper got off about
''Yerbum Sap 2"
Mr.. E. NJ. Wiler, of the Third ward. had
his leg broken to-day while endeavorinc to
stop runaway team belonging to Mr.. Girls
mon. DR.. Anderson was summoned and the
fractured limb was set.
The Knights of Pythias will give their an
nual excursion to the lake Wednesday, Au-
gust 18th. The Opera House band will be
along, and every preparation fOran enjoyable
time will be made.
Mr.. Joe Brinker late cashier and chief
clerk of the d. q r. g. Depot Freight Office.
has been promoted to- the agency at Ogden,
Vice w. NJ. Rank, transferred to San Fran
cisco as agent for the same line.
The fact that only about one-half of the
Democrats of the city were registered came
out too apparent to-day. Before the next
election IL will behoove every Democrat to
see that his name is on the registration list
A former Salt Lake gentleman, writing
from Murray, Idaho, saws that district has
been much abused and lied about. He pre-
diets that within three years the biggest
mining camp IN the west will be in the Coeur
d'Alene country.
There are no new developments at the
Horn Silver mine; work is progressing sat
lsfactorily and the probabilities are that the
ore body will soon be opened up again. The
receipt of million and half feet of tim
Der at the mine, indicates an early resump-
ton of ore production.
A large attendance of the citizens was
present at Fort Douglas last evening when
the concert took place. The selections were
IN line taste, and the excellence of the rem
dltlon was particularly noticeable "La Pa
Iona" and "Our Little Nestlings' were given
In superb manner.
The mellifiuous strains of an Italian hand |
organ were borne along Main streets uuiv- !
erlng air this afternoon, and helped swell |
the excitement of election day. 1t was stated |
to have been hired by the liberal caucus. and |
the music and the ticket correspondent ad- |
mlrably-both being very sweet arrange |
ments.