Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-31
LOCAL JOTS.

''As You Like IT, tonight.
Have you got your ticket for Weihe's con
cert?
Opera glasses are at premium during the
Mary Anderson engagement.
The Alta Club will give Miss Anderson g
reception after the performance tonight
The base ball contagion is already break.
ing out. We are to have several crack mines
this season.
Mccormick & Co. to-day received Hanauer
bullion, $3.50; Overland ore, $1,5OO; total
value, 1920.
Mary Anderson drew $500 house last
night, and the advance sale for tonight is
almost as heavy.
Wells, Fargo d Go. to-day received ship
ments of ore, 4,614: base bullion, SIS, 41O:
total value, $7,724.
The Morris Mammoth case is being con-
tested inch by inch, and will probably fill out
the rest of the term.
Mary Anderson's voice has almost as
many charms as her face, and has under
gone superb training.
Conference tickets can be purchased at the
general office of the Utah Central. The sale
Will commence tomorrow.
The Rev. Mr.. Lambs lecture on the Book
OF Mormon antiquities last night attracted
large attendance and was very much en-
joyed.
Miss Anderson went to Fort Douglas in
company with General McCook this morn
ing, and will take lunch at the Generals
residence.
The Odd Fellows gave very pleasant
social IN their hall last evening, and the
hop was pronounced the most ENJOYABLE of
the series.
George Bailey for drunkenness and pro-
family, and Billy Dunford for straight
drunk, were to-day fined respectively S25
and S.. They will work it out
If Florence Ridges was only sewing girl
at ex-Alderman Deans house last summer,
wouldn't it be wise for her to come out of
her underground retreat and tell the inquis-
itors SO?
Isaac Groo, John Connolly, Charles |
White. Cooley and others will be released |
from the pen next week. They have all |
been serving the additional month to cover
their fines.
A railroad man to whom one of the firm
of Grant, Odell d Co. was complaining about |
rates, said to the gentleman: "Your company
can stand good rates; it has got so many |
We are informed by Mr. John d. Trumbo
that the Major Trumbo whom we stated had
been taken to the insane asylum in Montana
is not the old-timer J. X. Trumbo, but is
William Trumbo.
Conflicting reports continue to arrive from
IIntlc respecting the missing man "Meach-
ats, whose mutilated body was reported
found last week. The latest news is that he
has not been found.
Mr.. M. III. Beardsley, who arrived in Salt
Lake last evening, states that his loss by the
burning of the Green River eating house will
not fall short of $4,000, sand there is NOT n |
dollar of insurance placed.
The new timetable of the Utah Central
goes INTO effect tomorrow. The Eastern
mail will arrive at 7:30 and the Park City
train will be started, arriving here at 11:l5
a. m, and departing at 4:15 p IN
Nearly the entire first act of ssPypmalion
and Galatea' was marred last night by the
late arrival of many of the auditors, who !.
caused considerable confusion in reaching I
their seats. 1t is to be hoped that a better I
condition of things will exist tonight.
Treasurer James Jack and Auditor N. w.
Clayton filed to-day in the Third District I
COURT demurrers to the complaints of the |
lew appointees. The papers are brief, and q
merely state that the complaint does not
how sufficient cause to entitle action.