Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-10-16
LOCAL JOTS.

Horn Silver is quoted at S2.15, buyer three
The Home Dramatic Club went to Provo
to-day.
Silver took little jump in New York to
day, and lead remains at $4.15
Mccormick & Co. to-day received two cars
of Hanauer bullion, valued at S5,6l5.
"Only one marriage in ten ends happily
1t is such injudicious statements as these
that give Mormonism its boom.
Wells, Fargo Co. to-day received Ontario
bullion valued at S2S,622, and quartz ore
valued at 1915; total value, $29.597.
A meeting has been called at Chicago fol
the Utah and Missouri River Pool Associa-
tion to meet on the LIST of November
Mr.. John Mullen, the great colorado mil
Ter, is in the city, where he will remain a
few days inspecting our facilities in his line.
Saulsbury's Troubadours will play an en-
gagement at the Theatre against the HAY
erly Minstrels at the Opera House, week
after next.
The baseball game to-day resulted in the
Salt Lake boys bouncing the Idaho visitors
10y score of to 6. 1t was one of the finest
games of the season.
Billposter Axtell is putting a top-story on
the large advertising boards by the Walker
House, in order to make room for the quar-
ter section show bills announcing Haverly's
Gigantic Ministries.
The telegraph wires were down east of
Ogden this afternoon, and the press report
was very brief. As ueual, however the
of any newspaper published in the Rocky
mountains.
The case against Jack Taylor for stealing
horse from MIR. Shovel some years ago.
was to have been tried to-day, but through
the absence of witnesses for the defendant
the case was continued on motion of At
torney Van Colt.
The Grand Jury came into court this
afternoon with four indictments. Two were
found under the Territorial laws, and two
under the laws of the United States for the
usual unlawful practice so prevalent among
the chosen people of Zion.
A certificate of incorporation was filed
with Secretary Thomas yesterday of the
Ryan d Ream Cattle Company, with Office
IN Chicago, and ranches in Southern Utah
and adjoining Territories. Capital stock.
S3O0,00O, divided into 800 shares.
Ed. Egan, the young man arrested last
April for stealing a horse from Patrick
Towle, of Summit county, was arraigned
before Judge Zane to-day on an Indictment
found by the Grand Jury for grand larceny.
be pleaded not guilty, and bail was fixed in
the sum of $500.
Farley p, Pratt, the tall cedar of Lebanon.
was released from the Penitentiary yester-
day morning at the expiration of his i'm
prisonment for the unlawful. The towering
sycamore patrolled the streets yesterday with
one eye open for delinquent taxpayer. but
no one knew him.
Every one present at the Pavilion last
night pronounced the skating and DANCING
superb, with not single Objectionable fea-
ture to mar the evenings enjoyment. 1t is
beileyed and hoped that the present man
agement will continue the Select running
OF SO popular place of amusement.
F. w. Anderson, the shoemaker charged
with attempt to commit rape on a little g.
year-old girl in the Ninth ward, was
brought In from the Pen to-day for trial. |
The case was continued to November I'd to |
give Mr.. Laney, who will have been admit
ted to the bar by that time, a chance to de- |
fend the accused.
Last week Jacob Hartman and his |
young bride arrived in this city from Evan |
ston. On Monday last Hartman went to the |
smelters and boarded the northern train. |
Ihe young wife has looked in vain for her |
sworn protector without learning word of
his whereabouts, and the unfortunate woman |
is disconsolate.
Lieutenant Charles G. Morton and Miss
Ida, daughter of the late Major d. H. Hast
ings, were yesterday united in the holy bonds
OF matrimony at the residence of Mr.. II.
McMaster. Rev. McNiece officiating. The
DEMOCRAT joins with Mr.. and Mrs. Morton's
many friends in wishing them q pleasant
and prosperous journey through life
"The Wages of Sin," melodrama of
incidents, honest sentiment and
a liberal amount of comedy, will be present.
ed by the Baldwin Theatre Company this
evening. Called Back will be the matinee
tomorrow, by special request, and to-mor-
row evening Wallack's great success, "The
Veteran, will finish the engagement.
Mrs: M. E. Lomax and John h. Carter
have Just opened a new stand at No. % e.
FIRST South street, Immediately east of Eli
b. keisey's real estate Office. Besides keen
ing the very best confectioneries and oys-
bers, Lomax d. Carter will make a speciality
)f furnishing church and social parties with
everything in their line. The new firm will
be found worthy of patronage.
John Nicholson, editor of the Deseret
Neacs, was sentenced yesterday for unlaw-
tu commandments though a newspaper
and one wife were not enough for any man.
DE quoted the example of Moses and
others of DID," but unfortunately for him
The Old Testament is not admitted as an
authority in our courts. No one ever heard
Jew plead such a precedent as an excuse
sor violating the law of the land in that re-
,ard, and the Mormons, who get that part
II their religion secondhand, might well
ollow the examples. r. Post.
Saratoga Chips.