Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-10-12
LOCAL JOTS.

A "Mikado" rehearsal will be held at the
Theater tonight at 1880 o'clock.
Ice froze quarter of an inch thick on
outstanding tubs of water last night.
The snow-plows for the Utah and Northern
are being put in order for the winter came
paign.
George Goulet & Co. Vs. Friedlander, at
tachment on bond, was released by consent
to-day.
Charles II. Haverly was made citizen of
the United States to-day i'll the Third Dis
trict Court.
The Knights of st. Dennis will inaugurate
the dancing season by grand ball in the
new, elegant Olympic Hall.
The earnings of the ID. & II. G. w. for last
month were about S23O00 in excess of the
corresponding month last year.
The directors and management of the
Olympic Club, hold business meeting in
their new hall tonight, at o'clock.
A. j. Peacock calls attention in an adver-
tisement to his fine line of cigars and liquors,
at 20 and 81 w. Second South Street.
slim attendance visited Fort Douglas
and the resorts of the city yesterday, on ac
count of the weather and heavy roads.
The Third District Court to-day granted
decree in the divorce case of Ada Seldom
Appleby against Charles Henry Appleby.
Casper Hoffman was naturalized into n
full-hedged American citizen to-day, and
took oath to obey all the laws of his adopted
land.
Tomorrow Fred Hopt, alias Welcome,
will receive sentence for murder in the first
degree, for the fourth time. 1t isl question
whether an appeal will be taken.
Mccormick to-day received three cars of
Hanauer bullion, valued at $4,000; two bars
of Stormont silver $3.50, and Queen of the
Hills ore, S3720; total value, $15,S70
John A. Stevens, the well-known author
and actor. is playing McGuire's Montana
; circuit. He opens tonight at the Grand in
Butte City, in his great play entitled, "Un-
known"
Government Kid" whose right name is
Robert Lowrie, was brought in from the
Pen to-day, with half-dozen shackled pri-
soners as witnesses in the case against him
for arson.
Archibald Mcleod, for getting drunk and
being disorderly, profane and obscene, was
to-day fined S15 in the Police Court. j.. Nj.
Davidson paid So for plain drunk, and
Charley Measdson ditto.
A. Milton Musser is once more breathing
the free air of Zion. His six months SEN
tence, minus the copper" of % days, ex-
PRED this morning, and on paying his $500
fine he was released by U. S. Marshal Ire
land.
Mr.. j. c. Little, who is organizing the
colony for Sonora, Mexico desires to correct
typographical error which occurred i'll his
letter to the DEMOCRAT, published on the Sth
inst. Settlers will be given 100 acres of land
each, instead of ''2'G0, rs was inadvertently
stated.
Two more polygamists in Utah have been
convicted upon the testimony of their plural
wives. This method is making plurality
trife too plural for the Mormons, and is
affecting their peculiar institution like an
attack of pleurisy, perhaps.-AHa Cali
JOiTid.
When the boys go around to hang-up an
ulster at lib S. Main Street, they will miss
the familiar face of "Uncle Henry from
the old-tme shop. A new firm has leased
the niche, and before many days an "Ingin"
on wheels will advertise q fine brand of
cigars and tobaccos.
Messrs. Edwards d Kegler are about to
issue several hundred invitations for select
party to be held at the Skating Pavilion, on
Thursday evening of this week. Thus far,
the Rink has enjoyed first-class patronage,
and everybody receiving special notice will
no doubt avail themselvesof a pleasant even
ing, on Thursday next.
Angus NJ Cannon has served out his six
months sentence, for unlawful cohabitation,
minus the copper" grace, but instead of
paying his $500 fine and hieing to the
bosoms of his families he prefers to linger
awhile longer in his newly adopted home,
until the question of Capitalization" has
been ruled upon by the United States Su-
preme Court.
The rumor afoat on the question of rein
dieting all U. C.'s at the expiration of SEN
tence has caused no little furry and
comment between both factions of
the kingdom. 1t is reported that eleven
of the Grand Jury voted for acquittal and
four for re-indicting under Judge Zane's
recent ruling. The possible truth of the state
ment brings sigh of relief to the three
bounced jurymen.
Three of the high priests sitting in front
of a DEMOCRAT reporter at the Tabernacle
yesterday had the bad manners to take a
nap while Bishop Whitney was delivering
his essay on ancient, modern and everlast-
ing history. This old story of the ardent
young bishop, commencing with Abraham,
Isaac and Jacob, running along to Nebu-
chadnezzar and Belshazzar, and winding up
with John on the Isle of Patmos, witnessing
an angel flying earthward with the Book OF
Mormon under one arm and the Dessert
NelUS under the other, with the assurance
that prophecy is now being fulfilled, has been
heard by the brethren before, and behold
the three high priests were tired" and fell
asleep.