Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-11-10
LOCAL JOTS.

"Pinaforer' What have we done?
Neils Larsen got drunk and was profane
over it. The picnic cost him $40.
The first wife of Apostle Woodruff died
suddenly this morning at 3 o'clock.
Pleasant Valley is wearing blanket of
snow one foot deep, and more is falling.
Logan will have 'The Mikado," two full
houses having been promised the company.
The paymaster of the Utah Central dis
tributed $4,000 among the railroad boys
to-day.
L. b. Mason, the musical thief, will be
sentenced tomorrow ut 10 q. M, for petit
larceny.
The erection of the enterprising Glass
Company's works has been commenced in
this city.
Frank Isaacs for countefeiting, will have
trial before Justice Piper tomorrow at
o'clock p. m.
The Grand Jury presented four indict-
ments in open court to-day, all under the
United States laws.
Oddly will attempt to walk two miles
while Sanders and Bourne skate three at
the Pavilion tonight.
The Chatauqua Literary and Scientific
Circle will meet at the residence of Rev. Il.
q. Tiff this evening.
The special ball given by the Knights of
Pythias at their hall last night was heartily
enjoyed by everyone present.
Andrew Burt was arrested this afternoon,
charged with battery on Deputy Collin, and
left $25 for his appearance tomorrow at 2
p. IN.
Last night j. A. Fitzgerald awarded the
four silver cups to the successful contestants
in the athletic exhibition at the Pavilion
last Friday evening.
Mccormick d Co. to-day received three
cars of Hanauer bullion, 1880, Lead mine
ores, $2,S00, and Queen of the Hills ore,
$3.50; total value, $13,610.
At the meeting of 1.-The Mikado' people
last evening, it was decided to repeat the
comic opera OH Friday night. There is no
doubt of large house being present.
The case of Louise Il. Ferguson VS.. Leroy
Decker ct al. was introduced in court to-day
by Williams Young for the plaintiff, Geo.
b. Fletcher appearing for the defense.
The Alta tramway, which has been block
AIDED for several days by the fall of four feet
of snow, is now open, and although the
neecy continues to alight no more obstruc-
ton is anticipated for awhile.
The Salt Lake Shooting Club meets AT
Evans & Spencer's tonight to consider the
challenge of the Ogden Club TO pigeon
contest, and prepare for the bi-month!y
medal match at Nelson's tomorrow.
Joseph Sisson. indicted by the Grand Jury
on a charge of U. c., was arraigned before
Judge Zane to-day and entered II plea of moi
guilty. To second charge of u. G. found
against him he also pleaded not guilty.
The filth inspectors are doing the city in
compliance with the order of the City Coun
Gil. Everybody should constitute himself an
inspector and bring all nuisances to the at.
tention of the City Marshal and his corps OF
aids.
The parties who took n cluster diamond
pin and atomizer from the parlors of third
floor dude in one of the fashionable blocks
on Main street, are known to the grieved
masher, who says he will have his jewels OIL
blood.
Doctors Potter, Fowler and Anderson hello
post mortem examination yesterday after
noon on the body of the 6-year-old son OF
Mrs. Maxwell who died SO suddenly last Sun
day evening. A vegetable growth was found
in the right portion of the heart, which
checked its action.
The last Mormon emigrant company OF
the season arrived at Ogden at $3.50 this
afternoon, and will strike the golden streets
of Zion after the Utah Central arrives this
evening. After their arrival they will bt
corraled and along with their tinwar,
dumped into the tithing yard.