Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-04-30
LOCAL JOTS.
Let us Maywalk tomorrow.


Alice is quoted at $1.95, Hale & Nor
cross at 1915.
May day tomorrow. Fuller's Hill viii
rival the Book beer fountains down town
The ST. Dennis Club will give a grand
final party of the season in the near fu.
ture.
The beer hall of the Salt Lake Brewing
Company has been fitted up in elegant
style.
Large quantities of ore are now being
shipped from Tintic to Denver for treat
ment.
Two Pullman sleepers are now the
regular thing on the D. & R. G. east
bound express.
The Albert Fischer Brewing Company
has the thanks of the DEMOCRAT bows for
key Of book beer
The cases of the United States VS.. ROYAL
b. Young and Agnes McMurrin will
hardly be reached this week.
Extensive preparations are being made
by the various pleasure resorts to accomo-
date the expected crowds tomorrow.
What deviltry is not inherent in the
Salt Lake boy will probably be suggested
to him at the Theatre tomorrow evening.
The Cliff and Canyon Club takes one
OF Its pleasant outings tomorrow CITY
Creek Canyon will probably be the place
visited.
The two members af the Patience COM
pany who were married in Logan yester-
terday were Miss Katie Piper and Mr..
w. b. Preston, Jr
Angus Cannon will receive his sem
tence on Saturday the 9Th The full inn
prlsonment penalty, six months, will
probably be imposed.
The exercises usually held in the vari-
GUS schools on Friday afternoon, were
presented this afternoon, in view of the
general holiday tomorrow.
Mr.. Charles Auer, who for the last
twenty years has been LOYAL citizen of
the United States. became legal citizen
10y decree OF Judge Zane this morning.
The benefit for the Opera House Band.
at the Pavilion, this evening, should be
well patronized. 1t will be the last OBJ
portunity of roller artists to indulge in
their favorite pastime.
The verdict in the Cannon case came
too late for publication in our Ogden edi-
ton yesterday evening. The verdict,
guilty as charged in the Indictment"
was returned at o'clock.
The Opera House band bows were
parading the streets to-day for the DUR
pose of calling attention to their benefit /
at the Pavilion this evening. The DEMO
Graf acknowledges a call.
Angus M. Cannon employed seven of
tne best attorneys in the city to defend
nm, and the jury returned verdict of
guilty within fifteen minutes This ought
TO serve as warning to others indicted
for like offences
Governor Murray Today appointed
Alfales Young and r. H. Smith notaries
public for Salt Lake county, and J. III.
Dupaix, of Minersville, a notary for
Beaver county. Joseph E. Johnston was
also commissioned a selectman for Emery
county.
One of the sympathizing sisters in at
tendance at the Musser trial showed her !
devotion to the defendants cause this
afternoon by presenting him with a huge ,
bouquet. She should have giveIfanother !
TO Mr.. Brown, for he certainly earned
one, from her standpoint. {
Angus NJ. Cannon, Jr., rode a big a
'orrel horse recklessly and furiously t
through crowd of bystanders near 2
Iodbe and Pitts corner this morning. {
Sanch Kimball, the janitor of the Utah a
central office, was knocked down and b
everely bruised. Young Cannon was n
rrested and fined $40.
The fine new uniform which the Fire n
mans Band ordered some time ago, and
Which the boys expected to arrive in time a
or to-morrow's holiday, will not be here il
N time. A telegram came this morning.
aging that the uniforms will not be here q,
or several days. We trust the bows will Q,
ot feel too blue to blow tomorrow. a,
There must be vast difference in the
uality of oranges, judging from the scale n
prices. The California fruit sells at Is
ents per dozen, while the "naval seed
'ss" readily brings ST. If the orange pC
rowers would only cultivate variety of
nit that could be sold at nickle a car OF
'ad, the luxury would be placed within 81
he reach of newspaper men.