Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-03-13
Silver Quotations.
LOCAL lots.

THE Montana Copper Company hat
started up two more furnaces.
OLIVER BYRON at the Theater to-mor
row afternoon and evening.
SOME fine decorative work is being done
in the Office of the Continental Hotel
THE Salt Lake Bicycle Club will give
fine exhibition at the Pavilion tonight.
Mr.. SPENCER CLAwsoN sends us daily
memorandum calendar for 1885. Thanks
WHIST still holds it's own against pro
gressive euchre as the popular social
game.
THE G. A. R. camp fire at Castle Hall
tonight will attract many old comrades
and their ladies.
A NUMBER of dead chickens are living
around the streets, and if not soon re-
moved will rival the fly in the ointment
SEATS are selling rapidly for the con-
cert to be given by Mr.. Robert Gorlinski
at the Salt Lake Theater next Monday
evening.
The ministers of the various religious
denominations are requested to send in
their notices of Sunday services as
early as possible tomorrow.
THE Salt Lake Bicycle Club will parade
the street this evening at o'clock, for the
purpose of calling attention to their ex-
hibition at the Pavilion this evening.
THE ladies of the Methodist Church
have made every preparation to insure a
good time at their reunion tonight.
Everybody is invited to come and have a
merry time.
THE regular bi-monthly medal match
of the Salt Lake Club will take place at
Pitts gardens tomorrow, commencing at
II o'clock. 1t will be followed by a sweep
stakes match.
Mr.. Dye, of Rosebank Cottage, is set
ting some beautiful evergreens on the
sidewalk in front of his residence, and
has them enclosed so as to make flower
beds around them. Follow example,
not counsel.
MAYOR SHARP is having his old and ia
miliar rock barn raised, and on the east
side OF his handsome grounds a new fence
built to replace the high board one. Please
exercise your authority and influence to
have others do the same.
NOTHING transpired in the District
Court to-day, which was chiefly owing to
the fact that court was not in session,
having adjourned last night until to-mor-
row. The last case on the criminal cal
endar has been disposed of and the civil
calendar will be taken up next Monday.
The numerous barns, full flush with
the street, on First street, or Burton-on-
the-Hill, as the residents there love to
call it, were originally built to protect the
residents of Southern Utah from the
North winds which come out of City
Creek. Hence their strength and height
1hE oCliSlty vi AOCll uChS VI a SIdTIlIlS
nature was strikingly illustrated yester-
day. A load of hay upset on Main street
and every newspaper in the city
Immediately embraced the opportunity to
give its readers something new, and that
load of hay was written up in five differ
ent shapes, so far as heard from.
'WHo is to be Judge Emerson's success
sor?" is the question that now agitates
the attorneys of the First District Emer-
sons resignation takes effect next Mon
day and he declares his inten ton of step
ping down from the bench, whether his
successor is appointed or not. 1t may be
the First District will be left without
judge.
THE organization of the "Salt Lake Fat
Mems Club" is being agitated This city
has number of solid citizens who bal
ance the 250-pound weight and one who
oscillates the balance at 315. If the |
"Salt Lake Fat Mems Club" is organized,
it will be tremendous power in the COM
munity. Anything that it sits down upon
will be "wiped out" of existence. Since
there are good many things here that
need "wiping' out, let the fat men be en-
couraged to organize by all means.