Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-12-03
LOCAL J0TS,

Indications point to another snowstorm.
The case of the U. G. vs.. the C. p. is still
in progress in the District Court.
II. r. Jones & Co. received to-day lead
and silver ore valued at $7,0j6.56.
Wells, Fargo q Co. received shipment of
base bullion to-day, valued at $4,000.
The Union National Bank to-day received
seventeen bars of Alice bullion, valued at
Sl1,23702.
Mccormick IL Co., to-day received Stor-
mont bars, $2,2j0 Queen of the Hills ore,
$1,000; total value, $3.50.
The articles of Incorporation of the Marion
Manufacturing Company were filed with
the county clerk yesterday.
The Aimee Comedy Company holds the
boards at the Salt Lake Theatre on Friday
evening and Saturday afternoon of next
week.
In the case of f. q. Thurston ct al. vs.. II.
Hill ct al, which came up in the District
Court to-day, the defendant was allowed
until the 22d inst to plead,
The Philemon Debating Olub meets to-
night and will debate the question: SHOULD
the Telegraph and Railroad Lines be Oper-
ated by the Government"
The time is fast approaching for the
Christmas market, to be held in the Walker
Opera House by the ladies of st. Marks
Guild. The 18th and 10th are the dates set.
The celebrated case of Elias Morris VS..
the Mammoth Mining Company, with the
details of which the public is perfectly
familiar, is now OH its third trial in the Dis
trict Court.
1t needed but martyrs crown to fit the
assistant editor of the sunrise organ of the
f.,r ,I.aV, MI. l.. L
Sanhedrim. He seems to be in a fair way
to wear the crown and obtain the prize.
Messrs. Henry and Frank Van Horn will
assume control of the Continental Hotel on
the LIST of January next. The young gentle
men are well up in the business and there ia
every reason to believe that they will keep
up the first class reputation which the house
now bears.
Ten to one that tho Sunday Herald will
run its subscription list up to an even hun
dred on the strength of Elder Roberts de-
parture for the underground. If the editor
in-chief and the local headlight would take
similar course, the sheet might come some-
where near paying expenses.
The G. A. II. sociable, at the hall over
Scott's hardware store tonight, promises to
be of interest, and general invitation is
extended to the public. Coffee and sand
wiches will be furnished free. Only at the
door, the ladies of the Relief Corps levy a
toll of one dime to help out their charity
fund.
Billy Rossiter, the genial ticket seller OF
the Theatre, was to be seen on the streets
once more yesterday. When he disappeared
few months ago it was generally supposed
that he had taken the underground, but
this he denies. He says that he has been
spending the time In and about New York
and would have stayed much longer had his
health not failed him.
Certificates of election have been issued
to the following officers of Beaver City,
Utah Henry Emerson, Mayor; d. Grim
shaw, Councillor; Samuel Bakes, Councillor;
w. III. Hutchings, Councillor; George Fenni.
more, Councillor; Thomas Frazier, Justice OF
the Peace; ]. G. Armstrong, Marshal of Bea-
yer City; Robert Strong, Recorders S. M
Slaughter, Assessor and Collector; w. H
Bakes, Justice of the Peace; George Fenni-
more, Justice of the Peace.
George Naylor, the cohab. caught up at
Kamas few days ago, went into court to-
day and entered plea of guilty to the in
dictment on which he had previously been
arraigned. The plea in this case did not
toreshadow a promise as it usually does
and when asked as to his future intentions.
Naylor replied that he had nothing to say
The Court then gave him the full penalty
six months in the PeniteLtiary and $500
fine. 1t is generally admitted fact that
Naylor knew better than to have taken this
course, but he was afraid of the conse-
quences of promise and so gave himself UP
to the stripes.