Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-04-06
LOCAL JOTS.
Treseder has emigrated.

Treseder has emigrated.
To-day is the opening day of Conference
proper.
Conference will close to-day. according to
word from Provo.
C. K. Gilchrist was to-day commissioned
a notary public for Salt Lake county.
The chancery cases will occupy the atten-
ton of the court for the remainder of the
term.
r. S. Spence, of the Idaho I,,dependeat,
and an attorney at Paris, Bear Lake county,
is visiting Salt Lake.
Wells, Fargo d Co. to-day received ship
ment of ore valued at 81 ,073: base bullion.
5000. Total, $7,273.
Governor West halls from the Blue Grass
region of Kentucky, Governor Murray from
the ''blue blood" district.
Mccormick & Co. to-day received Stormont
bullion valued at $2,957; Queen of the Hills
ore, 81, 100. Total, S4,057.
q. G. NJ l., at the stockholders meeting.
yesterday, declared dividend of 5 per cent.
amounting in all to S49,999.50.
George Romney is said to have received
several appointments to lucrative offices
since he came out of the penitentiary
The attendance at Conference to-day is
likely to have been big one, in view of the
prospects of an epistle from the First Pres
ldency being read.
There is said to be Il determination on the
part of the Provo people to lynch George
Shurtlltf, the young man acquitted last week
OF the charge OF rape.
The stock of pistols, opera glasses. etc.
which were recovered from the burglars Sat
urday morning, are displayed in Carriers
window, and attract considerable attention.
Several cows have fallen prev to the fatal
lucerne trouble within the past few DAVIS
They bloat up and die in so short time
that it is impossible to render effectual aid.
Il. S. Eldredge has been elected vice-Pres-
ldent and Heber j. Grant Director to fill
the vacancies created by the death of Hon.
William Jennings in the directory of z. C. /
MI.
Holders of witness and Jurors certificates |
IN the United States cases can be made |
happy If they will present them at the Mar
shal's office. The Golfers have been replen-
ished.
DIR. w. III. Stennett, the veteran railroader.
with his wife, Miss Grace. and several |
friends, after spending day pleasantly in
car this afternoon.
The Herald, in interviewing Treseder
some weeks ago, youched for his appearance
for trial when the trial should come. If the
editor bet any money that way we advise
him to hedge at once.
Mi. j. B. Walden, of Pavey, Walden g.
Co, is intimately acquainted with our new
Governor. 1t transpireS that his father per
formed the ceremony which made one flesh
OF Mr.. West and his wife.
certain attorney who has been indicted
Tor extortlon was to-day placed under 5000 |
bonds. The matter is said to have crown
out OF spite, but there was evidently a suf- |
nclent showing to Justify an Indictment. {
The three men who committed the buro- ]
Larry at Bingham Junction this morning. had /
In their possession when found. several s
small kegs of wine, which they had presum-
ably taken from last nights freight train. !
They were gloriously "full'' when the officers /.
reached them and their capture was made :
sassy on that account. !.
The Utah Cattle d Horse Growers Asso- t
nation, at their quarterly meeting last r
light, made an assessment of cent per !
ead to provide a fund for the company.
he list of members was swelled to FORTY
hree. C
William ii. Groesbeok, charged with I'M \
awful cohabitation, was arraigned before \
Judge Powers at Provo yesterday, and made ~ :.
full acknowledgements of his guilt, rs SET q
orth in the indictment. His sentence will
e imposed April 30.
1t is said that the Chinese are now flock.
ag east at the rate of two or three car loads 4;
DAY. Good; only they are not fiockinc "
asst enough. Ii they would only flock at N
ne rate OF at least ten car loads per dav. f.,
ne east would soon join the west in tryinp -'
rid the land of the Mongols. al
Fourteen missionaries will be the extent pl
the call of the present Conference, il is h,
nderstood. The falling off is due to the - ~
lct that quite number of those now in y,
urope will remain at their post owing TO M
lelr liability to fall into Marshal Ireland's w
ands by returning. dc
Ihe trial of Tobias and Benedict in judge tn
yper's court this morning resulted in n th
'nvlctlon for both parties Benedict was st
ned SIS, and Tobias will receive sentence, TT
MS case Is the second one resulting from No
e collision at the skating rink. the former 20
large being ignored by the Court pc
The Home Dramatic Club will put ..Iono pa
rikes' on the boards of the Salt T,aLs WI
1eatre next Friday night as a benefit per re-
rmance for William Lansing, who got tn
ipwrecked here with the Bishop COMPANY. ap
r. Lansing made a favorable impression iet
re as leading man in the Riel's Uncle wi
ms Cabin Company. III
Let's see. Fanny Davenport's bonds tb
IRE $4,000, Frank Treseder's $4,000. and bo
Gorge Q. Cannon's $4,000; total, $4,000. wv wv
lat's not bad as a starterl IF the same J"
oportlon is carried out to protect the rest an
the faithful. there will be no need of SEN ma
Or Edmunds' Commission of thirteen to act
re charge of the Church finances.
The Herdld's proneness for charging other
lrnals with dishing up stale news Is pro- ,
'bial, but look at this paragraph. which 4
printed this morning in that sheet: ch'
evils Vancott is the way a ;ae,c law sion Gig
ids on Main street, To our certain tar
owledge that very same sign has hung in thi
} identical spot it now occupies for more '
IN five months.
While Chinaman was being inferred at A
cemetery last Sunday, crowd of bows
o had followed the funeral train. created cur
isgraceful disturbance which was as an Col
ing to the Townsend funeral party. who
e but few rods away, as to the celestials.
len buns We're displayed the boys rushed
captured these curiosities and showered L
m upon the heads of the indignant China WI
low