Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-11-06
LOCAL JOTS.

Salt Lake pedestrians had a soft thing"
of it to-day.
A soldier and townsman were put in the
cooler last night for imbibing too freely of
fighting stimulants.
A soldier and one-eyed wench made
Rome howl in their drunkenness last even
ing, and were conducted to the City Hall.
Last evenings passenger trains we're late.
The Union Pacific arrived at about II o'clock,
and the Rio Grande a quarter of an hour
behind time.
James Dinwoodey and Harry Kendall, the
we'll -known caterers, will open the San Fran
cisco Chop House tomorrow, two doors east
of the Wasatch corner.
The dirtiest tilthiest thoroughfare in Salt
Lake City bears the respectable name of
Franklin avenue. The street inspectors
should go their rounds once quarter.
The most interesting half of an Oregon
excursion party Of ladies and gentlemen are
to-day being shown the sights of Zion by
Webb Moore, of the straight and narrow
road that leads to Denver
The three -cornered suit of intervention
first brought by John Cunnington ct al VS..
John $. Scott ct al. in the Third District
Court, was brought to focus yesterday, by
Judgment being rendered to the Intervention
Harrington, for S4S2.25.
The recent snowstorm caused great
many prospectors about Bingham and the
Cottonwoods TO pack their blankets and
abandon camp life for more comfortable
accordingly rejoicing in the prospects of in
creased trade.
The Grand Jury came into the Third Dis
trict Court to-day and presented eight in
dictments, seven under the laws of the
United States and one under the statutes of
the Territory Having further business to
transact, the fifteen laborers retired to the
closed chamber.
William u. Crane, of Bingham, arrested
for assault on James Tueitield with meat
ak, with intent TO commit murder, the last
Fourth of July, was indicted by the Grand
Jury and brought before the Third District
Court to-d9y, and pleaded not guilty to the
charge. Ball was fixed Mt 5000.
'Old Sport and the Rag Baby Company
will play return engagement of one night
ut the Theatre on the 18th inst. Mr.. John
informed the DEMOCRAT that this medley of
b.rlesque has had the biggest run in San
Francisco for four weeks of anything in the
amusement line.
The inaugural charity ball of the season
was given at the Opera House last night
under the generous direction of Mrs. Joab
Lawrence and immediate supervision of Mr.
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ladies and gentlemen, together with the fine
music enjoyable dancing and repast, made
the party social success.
A decree of divorce was granted Mrs
Harriet Gray, yesterday, against Peter
Gray Jr., on the grounds of neglect and de-
sertion. Mrs. Gray was given the custody OF
her two small children, Margaret. and Err
nest, together with the household goods
Mr.. Gray is obliged to pay all costs and con.
tribute to the maintenance of his children.
The Criterion Club held its annual cleo
ton last evening, when the following Mug
wumps We're elected to office: W. Fuller
president and G. NJ; Prof. j. II. Paul. vice
president and assistant G. NJ; G. b. Long,
secretary and X, of Il. and T.; b. j. Beer
assistant secretary; T.. Lousby, treasurer and
X. of @. and S. The administration will be
run on the civil service plan, and the pros
poets of the club with this brilliant array OF
intellect at the helm never looked brighter
Tomorrow there will be Janauschecl
matinee, "Mother and Son." and it should
be taken advantage of by all the ladies who
can attend. The play portrays the struggle
between the love and pride of an imperiou.
mother, who in n rash moment curses ant
casts out from home her only son, who
defies her authority, and by the commission
of crime brings reproach upon noble
name; and Januascheck's portrayal of the
conflicting emotions which struggle fol
mastery in the heart of the unhappy mother
give her full opportunity for the exercise o.
her wonderful capabilities.