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

Another arrest for U. @. was made this
William Cowa1l.
Mark Croxall, the celebrated cornet player,
is reported seriously i'll in Butte.
Mccormick & Co. to-day received two cars
of Hanauer bullion, valued at 5000.
On dit the Mikado company will produce
"Pnafore" during the coming holidays.
"Iolanthe' is ready for the boards, and
mas.
The Blue Ribbon Association will meet in
the M. Il. Church parlors this evening at 1870
o'clock.
A sort of cyclone struck Salt Lake last
Friday night and thirty-seven reputable
men went to Provo to sober off.
George Brown filled up with plug tobacco
and rain water Saturday night and was fined
So in the police court to-day for his eelebra-
ton.
Wells, Fargo d Co. to-day received On
tario bullion valued at $30,570, and two bars
of Vienna valued at S2,654. Total value,
S33,23i.
Calanthe Lodge, X of p, give reception
in their Castle this evening, at the Opera
House, with fine refreshments, music and
dancing.
We have received the compliments of T..
Martin u Co.. liquor merchants, San Fran
cisco, from l.. BoukOfsky, their local agent.
Thanks.
The Salt Lake Cricket Club has accepted
the challenge of the Sharp Walker cricket
team, and the game is set for Wednesday,
the 18th inst.
The "tiger'' baslIeth in his lair at several
aequestered resorts in this city, and as yet
no local sport or policeman has succeeded in
pulling his tail out.
Rudolph Strom, n native of Sweden and
n resident of San Pete Valley, took the oath
of allegiance in the Third District Court to-
W. S. Martin, Charles Beardsley and J. w.
Brown, indicted for burglary were arraigned
to-day and each pleaded not guilty. Martin
was accorded n separate trial Monday, the
10th inst.
second ball of their series on Thursday even
ing, in the Olympic Hall, instead of Friday,
as previously announced, giving way for the
performance of "The Mikado.
The Mutual Trust Fund Life Association
of New York City filed their articles of in
corporation in the office of Secretary Thomas
to-day, and Mr.. William Glassman will be
the representative in Salt Lake City.
"The Mikado'' company will have a gener-
al rehearsal at the Careless musical rooms
this evening at 1880 o'clock, and next Friday
evening another representation of the much
criticised opera will be given mt the Theatre
A pleasant little party of several ladies and
gentlemen congregated by written invitation
at the elegant parlors of Messrs. Edwards d
Kegler last evening, where feast of reason
and flow of soul marked Il most enjoyable
occasion.
The Masonic Library committee has per
fected arrangements for benefit ball to be
held at some suitable place in this city on
the 2Sth of December, the occasion being the
Masonic holiday st. Johns Day, which comes
on Sunday, the 9th.
One night last week we'll punched tithing
order, addressed to Mr.. @. S. Varian, was
found showed under the door of Cunningtor
* Co.'s store. II was ostensibly done by the
Filth Singers" to infer bribery in Gun.
nington's recent suit, conducted by Mr.
Varian and others.
The Geographic columns of the DEMOCRAT
this evening are full and complete, and are
unexcelled between Chicago and San Fran
cisco. The rapidly increasing circulation
of the DEMooIAT evinces that the public are
fast approaching the Invest paper published
in Utah Territory.
Mr.. Arthur Knowles and DIR. Webb, two
English gentlemen well known in Salt Lake
inform Charles Whalen, who guided them
several months through the Yellowstone last
summer. that they reached "Merrie Eng
land" in safety, and wish to be remembered
to their Utah friends.