Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-11-07
LOCAL JOTS.

What of the weather?
The u. p. train for tonight is abandoned.
Butte is shortly to be illuminated all night
by electricity.
Janauschek portrays Lady Macbeth at the |
Theatre this evening.
The ''Rag Baby will squall at the theatre
again OH the 18th inst.
Janauschek's farewell performance to-
night, Macbeth is the play.
The matinee drew a large attendance this
afternoon to witness "Mother and Son."
Timothy Dwyer, for being drunk and dis
orderly, was this morning fined SlOby Judge
Speirs.
Popular winter evening amusements are
being started by the society people at Camp
Douglas
"In His Power" the play in which Louis
Aldrieh and company made n hit, has proved
n failure in New York City.
The base metal output for the week end
ing to-day is rs follows: 80 cars of bullion,
1872, 766 lbs; and A cars of ore, BIB lbs.
A full meeting of the "Mikado' people is
requested at Careless music store next Mon
day evening, to consider important business.
Mccormick g. Co. to-day received one car
Hanauer bullion, $2,750; Sampson ore,
SO, 100 lead mine ores, $4,000; total value,
S10,150.
Where were the Herald reporters to-day
during the arraignment of three U. C's be-
fore Judge Zane, and one of the unlawful
before Commissioner Mckay?
A miner by the name of Miller was brought
to the Hospital of the Holy Cross. He had
both legs broken below the knees by cave
in the coal mines at Schofield.
Invitations are out for the Introductory
hop to be given at Fort Douglas by the
bachelor officers of the Sixth Infantry on
Thursday evening" the 18th instant.
b. w. Luck, feeling out of luck, filled up
OH whisky vile and was nabbed by the cops.
He left V. for his appearance Mt the Police
Court to-day, which was forfeited on account
of his absence.
In the Coulam- Douall will case, the OBJ
lection to testimony offered in the course of
trial yesterday was sustained this morning
and exceptions followed. The case was con-
tinued until next Monday morning.
French lovers are now married at mid
night. This play would work we'll in Utah,
for after sitting up all night twice II week
for three months, Il Utonian pairwould have
mo objections to staying awake to get mar
ried.
The anniversary of Unity Encampment
No. ., /. o. o. F., will occur next Tuesday
evening All the members are requested to
be present; also the members of Oquirrl
Encampment No. are invited to partici
pate.
The large display window of Auerbacl
Bros establishment has attracted no little
gaze and admiration. The artistic decora.
tions are of the latest design, and done By
the clever hand of Mr.. j. l.. Frank. The
gorgeous silk display in fan design is simply
immense.
Mr.. jake Moritz returned last evening
from visiting the northwest agencies of the
Salt Lake Brewing Company. He reports
business improving throughout the mining
districts visited, and he expects to increas,
their shipments of beer by at least another
car each week.
The articles of agreement for the hare
glove contest between Jack Burke. the com
ing champion. and Mike Cleary, were signt {
last night in San Francisco. The match viii
be eight rounds, Queensbury rules, and take
place on the 23d inst. The winner is t.
have 10 per cent, and the vanquished 25 PEI
cent of gate money.
There is Territorial statute prohibitin,
hurdy-gurdy houses in Montana. Some tim,
since n proprietor of one in Butte was ar
rested for violation of the ordinance il
reference to these dance houses. He wa
then re-arrested under the Territorial law
the validity of which he will fully test, ant
to this end has engaged eminent counsel.
Jack Dempsey yesterday forwarded chal
lenge to lie Blanch, the Marine" at New
York, to fight with or without gloves 70
$4,000 side, the fight to take place within
fifty miles of Portland. Dempsey also chal
lenges Pete Mccoy and Dominick McCatfre,
to fight within fifty miles of Portland
Portland Daily Ne,rs.