Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-11-03
LOCAL JOTS.

The police court was comparatively quie
to-day.
There is talk of repeating ''The Mikado'
next week.
Edwin Booth will take in the Western cir.
cult next April.
The city fathers meet to consider the peo-
pies welfare tonight.
The Midwinter Social Club give their reg.
ular fortnight dance tonight.
The case of Levy vs. Woolf was dismissed
to-day on motion of the plaintiff attorneys
Thirteen thousand dollars were distributed
among the boys in blue at Fort Douglas to-
day.
The Chautauqua Club meet this evening
at the house of Mr.. Henry w. Lawrence, w.
Third South street.
Why don't the officers arrest the malicious
persons who DESTROY private and public pro-
perty about the city?
Wells, Fargo d. Co.'s bullion shipments
from Silver Reef for the month of October
aggregated S3l, 705.06.
Mccormick 81 Co. to-day received one car
of Hanauer bullion, So, $50; and two bars of
Storment silver, $500; total value, S6.25O
The jury in the Joseph Larsen case of rob-
bory returned verdict this afternoon of
guilty. Sentence was continued until Sat-
urday.
Janauschek, well named the Queen of
Tragedy, opens her four nights engagement
at the Salt Lake Theatre tomorrow night in
"Zillah, the Fortune Teller
The case against William Anderson. the
shoemaker for assault with intent to rape
little Mary, the 10-year old daughter of Mr..
Williams, is being heard this afternoon with
closed doors.
The second social dance of series of
three evening parties will be given at
Heaths Hall this evening" and the gentle
men holding invitations will be there with
their left-arm ornaments.
Miss Ida Hitchcock, the talented Young
elocutionist, assisted by Mrs. b. w. CARING
ton and other musicians of Dillon. Montana.
gave grand literary and musical entertain
ment there last night. The programme was
excellent, and the Dillonites crowded the
house.
In the matter of costs in the Miner unlaw-
ful cohabltation case, the taxation against
AurelIus was raised to $171.60 from the orr
glnal $l5S.30. This should convince Mr..
Miner that he is playing a losing game in
trying to buck against the higher law of the
land.
1t is understood that Prof. Hunt. the dis |
tlnguished scientist now in Salt Lake. has |
been prevailed upon to deliver lecture Sat- |
urday evening for the benefit of the Utah |
Mining Institute. Should the eminent |
scholar SO kindly oblige the Salt Lake peo-
pie, rare treat lies in store.
A young eleven-pound brewer arrived at
the residence of Mr.. A. Fisher, of the Fisher
Brewing Company, early yesterday morning.
everything is now brewing about the estab-
llshment, with a new band on every kep
The little young Fisher and mother are
doing nicely, and Albert is setting 'em up to
the boys.
Yesterday the Odd Fellows magnificent
library was opened up anew under the super
vision of the subordinate lodges of the i. O.
U. L. Nearly one thousand additional vol
1mes, of excellent selections, will be fur
1shed the library during the present month.
20 that this fine acquisition will be among
The very best.
At the annual meeting yesterday in this
,lty OF the stockholders of the Queen of the
Hills mine, the present incumbent officers
we're reelected, as follows: John A. Hunter.
resident; Boyd Park, vice president; f, o.
torn, secretary; and j. G. Conklin, treasurer I
md general manager. Directors. John s. i
iunter, Boyd Park, j. G. Conklin, Charles ]
Upper and l.. l.. Baumgarten.