Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-07-21
LOCAL J0TS.


1--WE Us g. CO.. will be repeated at the
Theatre tonight.
Wells, Fargo q Co. to-day received Homer
inc ore valued at S4,SlS.
Mr.. E. b. Tufts struck fine artesian well
Yesterday at his residence on Third South
street.
Don't forget the Democratic meeting at
the Ninth ward meeting house tomorrow
evening.
An old lady peddling notions in the
Eighth ward was knocked down to-day by
runaway mule.
Several bets have been made on the out
come of the Salt Lake baseballists on their
Colorado tour.
The Denver q Rio Grande pay car left this
city yesterday, and will disburse $4,000
along the road.
Auditors La Barth and Brinl1er, of the Rio
Grande, are checking the ID. d r. G. w.
city ticket accounts.
1t is understood there will be race be
tween the ''Susie Ritter and the Dolphin
on the Twenty-fourth.
Mccormick d Co. to-day received one car
of Hanauer bullion valued at $1,000, and
Crescent ore valued at $3.50; total, $6,15O.
Henry James and James Dangerfeld went
sureties in the sum of 81, 900 for incestuous
Porcher's appearance at the next term of
court.
President Joseph Smith, of the Reorgan-
lied Church of Latter-day Saints, is dealing
out some strong arguments to the people at
Pleasant Grove.
Parties returning from Pleasant Valley
report plenty of game and fish. Those wish
ing to enjoy weeks ''out'' will do well to
visit that point.
In last nights issue the DEMOCRAT spoke
of John Thompson's company as ''star
trio" having forgotten that there was a
"star trio" in the "Cold Day" Company.
The Rev. Mr.. Lamb, of the Baptist church,
will deliver lecture ON "The Book of Nor
mon," at the Walker Opera House next Sun
day evening. All are invited to be present
The Opera House Band will give a grand
excursion to Lake Point on the Both. Music
and dancing will be on the programme, and
pleasant days outing will be assured
to all.
According to the statements of the pool
commissioner received in this city last even
ing, the ID. d r. G. carried Z per cent. more
of the passenger traffic than allotted them
in the pool during May.
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held in the parlors of the Methodist church
this evening. An invitation is extended to
the members and friends of the church TO be
present and welcome the new pastor.
The doctors shop in "We, Us g. Co." is
Dr. Foot, Jr's, Celebrated Institute No. g."
The hair restorative is the same as COM
pounded by Judge Charles Stayner some
years ago. Judge Stayner was at that time
known as the sage of the Twentieth ward.
What does it mean? A very private con-
sultation meeting was held this afternoon i'll
the Office at the rear of the Deseret Bank.
Governor Murray, Delegate Game, Mayor
Sharp, Bishop John Sharp-the present head
or the Church,-and other prominent Church
officials were present.
The Salt Lake base ball team left Lead
vile yesterday for Pueblo, where they are to
play series of three games with the Pas
times, of that city. The rain yesterday in
terfered with the first game, and up to the
hour of going to press no news had been
received of to-day's result.
The Grau New York Opera Company is
advancing westward, and this week will play
four nights engagement in Omaha. Their
repertoire includes 1.-The Mascotte," "Pina-
FORE" Queens Lace Handkerchief" 1.-The
Chimes of Normandy" and Gilbert and Sui
livan's latest-"The Mikado." Salt Lake
will probably catch them i'll a week or two.
The Democrats are beginning to make the
campaign lively. Tomorrow night they
hold forth at the Ninth Ward school-house.
Tomorrow the DEMOCRAT will publish a
complete programme of the campaign. The
people are enquiring concerning Democracy
AS they never enquired before. The Demo-
Gratis have aroused genuine interest in
politics.
1t does not appear as if any steps were
about to be taken to put Republican ticket
into the field for August, in opposition to
the Peoples party, besides the Democratic
ticket. Possibly too many cooks might
spoil the broth Indeed, we do not think
that there Is any room, as yet, for three
parties in Utah. "Two are company, and
three are none. Ogden NeicS.
There is no reason why the Alice Company
should not declare $4,000 dividend at the
end of the next quarter. The company is
working good ore, the mills are IN good
shape and the prospects of the concern seem
TO be fiattering. Its debts are being paid on
easy installments and not in amounts suf-
ficiently large TO interfere with the quarterly
declaration of the usual profts.-Butte
INteF-MOUntdin.
The Tribune and Herald compositors will
engage in deadly contest of base ball on
Washington Square next Thursday after
noon. The fence will be raised for the oc-
casion. and the admission fee doubled. Wis
itors are earnestly requested to beware of
the ball. as both pitchers are on the curve
and can twist il into the grand stand just as
easily as they can over the home plate.
Each nine has its special surgeon engaged,
and some bloody work may be expected.
The Butte Inter Mountain of the 18th saws
of Shadows of Great City: "The Bald
win Theatre company had a two-third audi
ence last night, and is assured of good
sendoff at is last appearance this evening.
Taken altogether the engagement will have
been a very successful one for the company
and an entertaining one for the amusement
lovers of Butte 'The Shadows of Great
City is a great play in good hands, and is
sure TO be appreciated wherever it is pro-
duced.'
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