Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-09-27
LOCAL JOTS.
"Pinaforo'' at the Theatre tonight.

"Plnafore" at the Theatre tonight
Leander Jacobsen to-day purchased @
ticket for Stockholm, Sweden.
The Fall meeting of the Utah Driving
Park Association opened this afternoon.
There has been quite a heavy sale of seats
for to-night's performance of "Pinafore."
Wells Fargo won the trotting race at the
Park to-day, in three straight heats. Time,
235, 2.36, 239.
Holyer Nelson and John p. Nelson were
admitted to citizenship in the Third Dis
trict Court to-day.
The DEMOCRAT is indebted to Pederson's
band for a serenade during their rounds in
the interests of the races.
The cool air of yesterday and to-day is
peculiarly bracing. Overcoats have become
an absolute necessity for evening wear.
Mr.. f. f. Eccles, the gentlemanly agent
of the ID. d r. G.. road in the Union ticket
office in this city, has rendered his resigna-
ton, to take effect on October LIST.
The bondsmen of Hawthorne, the poly
gamist who left his young wife in Massa-
ohusetts and married rich widow in this
oity, were to-day exonerated, and the gay
deceiver now languishes in the Pen.
The management of the Careless Opera
cold has entirely left her, and that she will
be able to sing her part through this even
ing. This will add greatly to the success of
the opera, and will prove a drawing card to
the majority of theatre-goers.
Mr.. Harry Margetts, employed at Penn
broke's book store, while passing Davis,
Howe Co.'s foundry in the Seventeenth
ward on Sunday evening, collided with n
branch of a tree growing there, which hung
tn gtrily in, thn
There is an ordinance compelling owners of
property to trim their trees clear of pedes-
trians' heads, and il should be enforced, or
heavy damages will result.
DIR. Lorin Hall, who is we'll and favorably
known in society circles in this city,-was
married on the 22d inst. to Miss Mary H..
Daniels, at the home of her mother in Piqua,
Ohio. Miss Daniels is n charming young
lady, who has been very popular in the town
in which she lived, and her departure will
be considered great loss by her many
friends at home. The couple arrived here
last evening, and have since been kept busy
with the reception of congratulations from
the gentleman's old friends and the ladys
new enes. The DEMOCRAT begs to be remefn-
bered among the well -wishers.
Deputies Gleason and Cudihee returned
from Beaver last evening, bringing with
them George Haes, Thomas Schofield
James Farrer, VIM. Robinson and II. H.
Sudwick. They have all been sentenced
recently in the Second District Court the
first four receiving the usual six months and
$500, and Sudwick, who was convicted on a
ttwo-count indictment, getting one years
imprisonment and fine of 5000. The
parties were met at the depot upon the
arrival of the train, and were Immediately
escorted to the penitentiary. The good
work seems to be progressing nicely in the
southern counties.
In the Second District Court at Beaver on
Saturday last Reinhard Maesar, who had
previously pleaded guilty to the charge of
libel, was sentenced to pay fine of 800 and
costs. 1t Will be remembered that Maesar
and Hales, the editors of the Utonidn, pub
lished a libelous article in which it was as
serted that Deputies Gleason and Thompson
had used their authority as officers of the
Government to enter houses for the purpose
of burglary. Hales admitted his guilt and
was fined 500 at the last term of court and
the entering of a similar plea by Maesar
must be taken as an entire admission of NAL
ice on the part of the publishers, and as n
complete vindioation of Messrs. Gleason and
Thompson.
An appropriation of $4,000, to aid in the
establishment of an industrial home for
Utah, was made at the last session of Con-
gress. The principal object of such home
is to furnish work and shelter for such
women as may ddenounce polygamy, and to
thus assist in the suppression of the evil.
According to the law the home is to be
managed by Board of Control consisting
of the Governor, the Justices of the Su-
preme Court, and the United States
DISTRICT Attorney. A meeting of
the Board of Control was held on
Saturday evening and it was decided by the
quorum present that immediate aid could
be given to those coming under the statute,
without awaiting the establishment of
home. Persons of this class who need as
should not hesitate to apply at once
to some member of the Board