Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-09-11
LOCAL JOTS.

great many bathers have taken their las
bath for this year.
The Wasatch range was whitewashed las
night with a coat of snow.
Mccormick & Co. to-day received one cal
OF Hanauer bullion, valued at $4,000.
The effects of the Morton confectionery
store have been disposed of at auction.
Williams and Gerrans paid a $50 fine
yesterday for selling liquor last Sunday.
The various UNCONVENTIONAL schools report
good enrolment at the resuming of the
present term.
Several car loads of emigrants are expected
to arrive in Salt Lake from Europe on Tues
day, the 18th inst.
The interior appearance of the U. p. office
has been greatly improved by some carpen-
ter work the past few days.
Michael Mclaughlin was fined $50 for
selling liquor on the Sabbath day, but took
an appeal to the District Court.
The Nationals and a picked nine from the
Diapers and Cottonwoods will play q game
of base ball on the Athletic grounds toEmor-
row afternoon.
The interest of Salt Lake yachtmen in the
great Puritan" "Genesta" contest is un-
abated. The DEMooRA'Ts dispatches give the
result up to going to press.
John Taylor was arrested last evening by
an officer for stealing a colt from Mr. VIII
liam Shovel. Taylor will be tried Monday
morning in the Police Court.
The Union Pacific will at once replace the
buildings destroyed in the late Chinese diff
Guilty. Fifteen carpenters have been ordered
from here to crowd the work.
less music store this evening. Rehearsals
Will be held twice week hereafter in order
TO hasten the presentation of the opera.
Several hundred Cinnamon have been re-
lnstated in the mines at Rock Springs and
Amy under protection of government
troops. No trouble seems to threaten the
future working of the mines.
The severe change in Salt Lakes previous
warm weather causes grave thoughts in the
mind of many poor soul who would gladly
redeem his last years overcoat and umbrella
from the grasp of "Uncle Isaac
Of the fall meeting which commenced at
Butte Wednesday the Butte Inter- Mountain,
says the Orion band has been engaged to
furnish the music The cornet PLAYING of
Mark Croxall is expected to be feature of
the races.
DR.. f. G. Nichols, the well-known dentist,
returned TO salt Lake last evening from an
enjoyable visit to California, more particu-
larry the tropical luxuriance of Napa Valley. |
He can now be found at his usual parlors. |
opposite the Walker House.
1t is understood that conference has been |
postponed two weeks, as predicted some
time since by the DEMOCRAT, in order to hear |
brothers Cannon, Musser and others. who |!
will have served out their time in the Pen |
and be present at the feast with talk on !
prosecutions
Tomorrow is the last day on which appli |
cations will be received for the free scholar
ship offered by Mr.. B. B. Young to the mu-
slcal school Differentiation of competitors
takes place next Tuesday, when a large
number of rising young singers will assem-
BILE from about Salt Lake.
Mr.. Henry Bailey, of the Tenth ward. and
Miss Phoebe Rossiter, eldest daughter of
Mr.. William A. Rossiter, both of this CITY.
were united for time to come at Logan yes
terday. The happy couple and many friends
will be rendered a reception this evening at
the residence of the brides parents.
Messrs. Grow Bros q Gray drove an ar
teslan we'll on Wednesday at the farm house
of Horace S. Eldredge at Bountiful After
working seven hours a fine flow of water was
struck at the depth of forty-one feet This
successful firm has driven some thirty wells
this season, all of which are constantly flow
ing strong stream of good water