Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-28
LOCAL JOTS.
Col. W. NJ. Ferry tonight.

Vacation Mt the Theatre tonight.
Vote for Colonel Ferry at the coming
election.
Silver is still on the jump. To.day's quo
tations place it Mt 9915.
Don't miss tho ratification meeting at the
Federal court room tonight.
Il. r. Jones & Co. to-day received lead and
silver ores valued at 81 ,G2j72.
The grand rally of the Democratic Club
AZ tine Federal Court room tonight.
Sister Charles, of Saint Mary's Academy,
is reported to be in n critical condition.
Collins q Clark open the White Elephant
saloon tonight free lunch will be served
All are welcome.
Wells, Fargo IL Co. to-day received ship
ments of base bullion valued mt $1,000 and
fine bars valued at 81 ,65733.
The stone front of the new Cullen build
ing will be the handsomest piece of work of
the kind in the Territory.
Colonel w. NJ. Ferry is in town, and will
address the meeting of the Democracy to-
night at the Federal court room Mt o'clock.
Saturday next has been fixed as the time
for the settlement of the bill of exceptions
in the case of the United States vs.. n "
Jones.
The Side-Board saloon on Main street.
next to Mark McKinmin's livery stable,
changed hands to-day, b. Springer selling
ont to M. Il. Brown
Logic reason and eloquence by Col w.
Nj. Ferry, the regular nominee of the Utah
Democracy for Delegate to Congress, in the
Federal courtroom at o'clock.
Election day approaches, and every non
Mormon citizen of Utah should make up
his mind to vote for Colonel Ferry, the
Democratic nominee for Delegate to Con-
gress
The gallant standard bearer of the Utah
loyal Democracy, Col. w. M. Ferry, will
meet the Democrats of Salt Lake tonight
and address them on the issues of the hour
Mt the Federal courtroom at s p. III.
The fiend who suggested that the Demo
Gratis had nominated Ferry good man for
Delegate, was dropped into n sewer by
patriotic citizens and has not been seen
since. His sentiment was good, but -.
The Grand Jury to-day reported that they
had found seven indictments-six under the
United States laws and one under the Terri
torial laws. They also reported that they
had ignored the charge of larceny preferred
against Oscar Krouse. The Court ordered
that Krouse be discharged and the oase
against him dismissed.
The Knights of st. Dennis have COM
menced receiving names for their next
series of balls, to take place during the
coming winter. They will be given at the
Walker Opera House, commencing about
November 25th. This is an opportunity that
the young meu should not miss. See one of
the committee and have them put your name
down.
Arthur Curtis, II 12-year-old boy, was
found guilty in the Police Court this after
noon of assault upon Hong Hop, China
man. Hong appeared in court with q bad
cut on his forehead and with the general
appearance of having suffered considerably
from his wounds. The boy is hard citizen
and should be punished severely. He will
be sentenced tomorrow at 2 O'Clock.
The cause of the delay in the arrival of
Fridays passenger train from the south was
u freight wreck between Granger and Poca-
tello. A freight train broke in two coming
down grade and the engineer slowed up to
let the rear come up. 1t came up very sud
denly and smash-up resulted, Much
damage was occasioned. Among other I'M
pleasant consequences, the engineers nose
got caught and cut oH.-Butte Hter-MOUU .
tain.
Last evening the Days closed one of the
most enjoyable engagements of the season
Mt Niblo's. vacation" has all the fun of
1--WE, Us Company" and is much better
play into the bargain. The company is
numlraDle III every sense, eacn performer
being extremely clever in his speciality. The
singing and dancing are excellent, aud the
various athletic acts surpass even those
done by the famous Hanlons.-Ne York
Herald.
mail service is to be established between
Phoebe and Frisco, Utah, via Eagle Valley.
The Department at Washington has notified
Postmaster Shier to post notices notifying
the public that bids will be received for car
rying the mail twice a week between Phoebe
and Frisco. This route will be the means of
bringing the Salt Lake mail in two days
earlier than it arrives at present. Now all
you fellows DESTROYS of Joining the Star
Route Brigade, put in your bids and secure
Phoebe Record.
1t now transpires that Claudio lie Roy,
the Iymph dlt pare, who was recently ar
rested at ElkO, Nevada, and brought to this
city on the charge of obtaining money
under false pretenses, was married on Tues
day evening by Judge Piper in the Police
Court, to James McCurdy, the victim of her
duplicity. As Claude had become thor
oughly tired of James, it is clear that her
only object i'll becoming his bride was to
evade punishment for the offense charged
against her. Had Claudio been thoughtful
enough to inspect the record book at the
Third District Court before taking this rash
step she might have saved herself the
trouble. On Tuesday afternoon the Grand
Jury reported that they had ignored the
charge against Claudio lie Roy and she was
ordered discharged.