Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-12-17
LOCAL JOTs.

Wells, Fargo & Co. to-day received or
shipments valued at $500.
The Mystery hold their first social i
Calder's music hall tonight.
To the Hon. John L. Game. Territoria
Delegate, we are indebted for inportan
public documents.
The DEMOCRAT is the first paper in the cit
to publish the new Edmunds bill in full
The public will please note this fact.
Alice Harrison, the well-known comedi
enne, will be the next attraction at tn
Theater, in her new musical comedy, ''Ho
Water"
The houses of ill-fame have started
reformation. Hereafter they are to be lodg
ing houses. This is what might be termed
distinction without difference.
The ninth annual ball of the Odd Fellow.
will take place tonight in their elegant hal
in the Union Block. 1t promises to be
very social and enjoyable reunion.
DR.. Clinton reports two new cases of diph.
liberia located in the Nineteenth ward. One
is in the family of Joseph Hadley and the
other in the family of Mr.. Rainey.
Two cases of scarlet fever are reported in
the city, one in the Ellerbeck residence
above the Theatre, and the other in General
Agramonte's family in the Eighth ward.
Both cases are quarantined.
Mr.. Alex Mitchell, Jr., travelling agent of
the Chicago, Milwaukee d ST. Paul Grand
Trunk system, has ornamented the front of
his office on Main street with new sign,
which Mitch" says will never fail in either
wet or dry weather.
The pious suggestion of the Deseret Nc,cs,
that the arrests 60 on, appears to have been
adopted. 1t is expected that batch of sew
eral prominent citizens will be run in inside
of three days. The o'clock freight will
run as usual tomorrow.
A special d. & r. G.. train left here this
morning with the Masons in charge of the
body of Alfred Gauchat. 1t will be met at
Bingham by committees of Masons and the
A. y. U. W., under whose auspices the last
sad rites will be administered.
The Kiralfys produce their swindling
grand spectacular" at the California Thea
tire, San Francisco, during the holidays.
They will not advertise their consolidated
aggregation of nothingness by any reference
to the press notices the concern received in
Salt Lake.
The DEMOCRAT, with its usual enterprise.
is the first paper in Utah to print the full
text of the bill introduced by Senator Ed
munds IN the United States Senate, which it
is claimed will place the Mormon church
IN chancery." The bill will furnish inter
esting reading to both Mormons and Gen
tiles.
The Philemon Debating Club will ho,d
their regular meeting tomorrow (Friday)
evening at the Ninth Ward schoolhouse. at
o'clock. Besides a very interesting mis-
cellaneous programme, the following ques-
ton will be debated: Were the Crusades |
a Benefit to Europe?" A general Invitation |
is extended to all desiring to attend.
The remains of the late John II. Rice. who |
died at Tombstone, Arizona, last week, will |
arrive In this city tomorrow morning over
the ID. d. r. G. from Ogden, and funeral
services will be held at 9 O'Clock at the
residence of Mrs. Spencer, near the Eagle
Gate, to which friends are invited. The
body will be inferred by the side of his wife
in the City Cemetery.
The following clipped from this morn
ings Tribune, reminds one of Mrs. Bardell's
pathetic utteranoe: "To single gentlemen,
then shall my lodgings be let!'' ssFor Rent.
gle, with or without board, at reasonable
rates, Inquire of Mrs. Emma Fulton, Sec
1nd South street, opposite Walker Opera
House."
Owners of unpatented mining claims are
1t present busy in many Utah camps doing {
he annual holding work required by the j
United States mining laws. This annual !,
holding work is productive of considerable
evenue, as in many cases veins of mineral
bearing quartz are uncovered while sinking /
n running tunnels, and the claims ulti- c
nately become bullion producers.
Sheriff Groesbeck this morning arrested a
crank Foote, the assayer, on the L. and l.. I
cunt. The complaint sets forth that the h
ffense was committed on the I'd of Septem- a
ember with Fanny Davenport, and is sworn j,
by b. Y. Hampton. At o'clock MIR.
cote appeared before Judge Speirs and was I
laced under 81, coo bonds, S. G. Ewing and
J. Hanauer signing the bond. This arrest T
attributed to spite against Foote, he being O.
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