Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-12-03
LOCAL JOTS.

Lead is now quoted at S445 in New Yorl
Just as we go to press we learn that Mr.
Raynor is dead
Wells, Fargo d. Co. to-day received On
talio bullion valued at S44, 1861.
The sale of seats for the Carleton ENGAGE
ment commences tomorrow morning.
''The Mascotte'' will be rendered bv tb
Grau Company at the Opera House tonight
The manner in which England broueh
King Theebaw to terms must have made th,
Bear tremble
Mr.. Grau, the manager of the Gran Oner.
Company, will leave for Butte in the morn
ing to arrange for two weeks engagement
in that city.
The proceedings before the Grand Jur,
to-day have been of a very interesting nature
several single and married men being in.
cluded in the list of witnesses.
Mccormick d. Co. to-day received three
cars Hanauer bullion, $500; Lead Mine
ores, 81 $50; Queen of the Hills ore. So. $50.
and Nevada and Idaho ores, 81 ,05O; total
value, $13,630.
Fun in a Skating Rink didn't catch on
IN San Francisco, and only holds the boards
one week The dreary, silly piece is to be
replaced by dreams" In which Kruger has
chance to display his talents. ~
Ridgely Lodge No. 91.O.O.F.. held their
semi annual election for officers last even
ing. The following officers were elected for
the ensuing term: p. M. Denney, N. G.: A.
l.. Williams, V. G.; w. NJ Clark, secretary.
and 5. Ewing, treasurer.
The Tribune says there is an underground
passage-way from the Gardo House to the
n1ah
to the tithing block This is absolutely true
and 1t was in this same underground ms
sage-way that the Herold's foul murder oc
CURED.
Miss Josephine Bartlett, the contralto of
Sarieton,s opera company, is at the Valley
House. The lady is quite ill, and came here
ahead of the company for treatment. She
is already feeling much improved, and ex
poets to be entirely conyalescent by the time
the company arrives.
1t is rather singular thing to see proni
nent business men go the security of noto
rleuS prostitute, who, ordinarily, would find |
1t difficult to get any man to go her bond, |
But they were found to-day, and it would be |
interesting to know just what claims Fannie |
mas upon The sympathy of her bondsmen.
Several prominent Mormons who have ex-
pressed themselves on the Collin cMurrin
"Ai ucoiale budb, willie Iney Wish the |
wounded man may recover, they have no
sympathy whatever on his side An official
IN the church said this morning that Nc
Murrin had no business in the alley on Sat-
turday night.
When Messrs. Alfred Solomon and Roval
b. Young came forward to sign Fannie
Davenport's bond in Commissioner McKav's
Office to-day, people in attendance as spec
tators We're heard to remark that it was
PLAIN that the church is operating in this I
nasty business. Fannie could tale unfold, ,
perhaps, but she has postponed it.
DIR. Benedict is now quite sanguine as TO I
me recovery of young McMurriu, who is
'estlng and sleeping quite WELL Last NIGHT. :
lnasslsted, he turned over in bed and took a
engthy nap. The soreness is decreasino
lnd ne is IN every way improving in an as, e
onlshing way. The doctor saws that if he t
'eeps on in this favorable way he will I'M two I
weeks be out and walking about. /
AS soon as the residence that had for wears 1
,ast been occupied by Apostle Milford 5
foodruf was vacated, Andrew Brixen eff
scted lease of it for a year hence. with Y
ne privilege of releasing it. The house was "
iken only for year, as the lease on the :,
otel property expires in that time. Mr..
rlxen has had the house nicely fitted M
18th furniture and other comforts and con- to
sniences, and has put down a good ulank tt
ak from it to the hotel. &C