Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-10-24
LOCAL JOTs.

Horn Silver stock is strong at $2.15
Jack Davis for straight drunk, paid to
the city &c.
Honerine ore was received by Wells, Fargo
IL Co. to-day valued Mt $3.50.
In the boat race at Albany, N. Y, this af-
ternoon, Teemer beat Hanlan by length.
The Park City water case was closed in
court to-day, and the jury retired for YER
dict.
G. L. Culmer ct al. ACKNOWLEDGMENT to-
day in the District Court against Mel Mel
son ct al.
Mccormick 81 Co. to-day received two bars
of Stormont silver, $3.50; and Nevada ores,
$3.50. Total value, $s,140.
August Dahl was run in by the officers last
night for creating n disturbance, and was
fined $11.50 in court this morning.
good-szed audience patronized the Tab
ernacle Choir Concert at the Theatre last
night, and pronounced it a musical success.
Wells, Fargo & Co. to-day received two
bars of Vienna bullion, valued at $3.50,
and Mammoth ore valued at $500. Total
value, 1880.
The wo-mile skating race at the Pavilion
tonight promises to prove interesting. Five
contestants will start at 8 o'clock, with the
TlUU purse III view.
Old Uncle Billy West, fast becoming an
object of pity, came into the police court
yesterday with his face badly bruised up
and paid for So drunk
William Wadsworth, arrested for drunk
enness at ! O'Clock this morning, was ar
raigned before Justice Speirs, and refusing
to plead was returned to the dungeon cell.
Religious services at st. Marks Cathedral
oil
Sunday school at 9:45, morning service at
IL, and evening prayer and sermon at 1880
p. m.
The opening ball of the Olympic Club at
their hall last night was perfect success,
and all present were high in their praise of
the elegant quarters and delightful effort of
the popular club.
Andrew Petit waived examination in the
Police Court, yesterday, for the stealing of
q horse from John Cardell, valued Mt $50.
He was held in $500 bonds to await the ac-
ton of the Grand Jury.
Rev. George S. Dove, of the Church of the
First Born, will begin series of discourses
i'll the Josephite Chapel tomorrow morning
at 1890 o'clock; subject, Opening of the
Millennium" All are invited to attend.
A warrant is out for the arrest of n tramp
by the name of Frank Raymond. The fell
low forged the name of Joseph II. Stay to n
$15 order on Mrs. Hooper, and after collect
ing the money skipped to some new field.
At the Baptist Church tomorrow there
will be services at IL n. m. and 1880 p. IN.
Augustus Soares, II member of the Evange-
lization Society, of London, will preach nj
night. He is said to be very eloquent man.
Scandinavia meeting 4p. m. Seats free
Mr.. Charlton Jacobs, the efficient success.
or of Poll Tax Collector p. p. Pratt since
last May the 9Th, surrenders his footing to.
night to the re-instated p. p, p. Mr.. Jacobs
goes into the dairy business near the new
track, where a fresh drink of buttermilk car
always be had.
Mr.. John HOPPER, of Spanish Fork, left
some samples of the Twenty -ounce variety
of apples at the DEMOCRAT office TO-DAY
which would be hard TO beat in any part OF
the world, for either size or flavor. Spanish
Fork is a good place to raise apples, babies
or wind storms.
The DEMOCRAT is always ready to appre
ciate and compliment n spicy contemporary
like the Butte IoiUn Talk, but in reading oui
contemporaries criticism of the Baldwin con
pany in "Called Back" strange to say it il
per6dtim the one which appeared in tn,
DEMOCRAT after "Called Back" was played
here. Does this suggest anything to GU
contemporary?
Reserved seats for the sacred concert to
morrow evening in the Olympic hall hav,
had quite large sale, and the success o
Prof. b. B. Young's new venture is fully as
sured The new music hall will comfortabl,
seat over 500 people, and the acoustic prop
critics are excellent. The concert will com
mence at $3.50, which will be after the dis
missal of most of the churches.