Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-20
LOCAL JOTS.

Tomorrow the flowers will bloom in the
spring.
The Arbutus club gave pleasant hop in
Eagle Gate Hall last night.
The d. d r. G. Hot Spring train will leave
at 245 tomorrow afternoon.
Wells, Fargo & Go. to-day received ship
ments of base bullion valued at 81 600.
The Grand Jury reported five indictments
under the laws of the United States to-day.
The d. & II. G. from the West o-day came
in loaded with passengers, and over nm hour
late.
Motion for new trial was filed to-day in
the case of Andrew Petit, convicted of
grand larceny.
Mccormick g. Co. to-day received Hanauer
bullion, S2,440; silver and lead ores, 81 200;
total value. $3.50.
The case of james Trihay vs.. the Brook
Ign Lead Mine Company was on trial to-day
in the Third District Court
The April conference will be held in the
new Tabernacle, at Provo. The asylum
would be more appropriate.
DIR. j. L. Whytock's child will be buried
from st. Pauls Chapel tomorrow, the SER
vices beginning at 1:3O p. m.
The members of the Naisbitt family were
before the Grand Jury this forenoon, and
were paid off later in the day.
During the past week twenty-four car
loads of bullion, weighing G0O,2 94 pounds,
have been shipped from Salt Lake.
George Q. may have gone to Provo to pre-
pare the way for the coming conference. 1t
Is villainous to suspect him of having
skipped.
The close of the term at the University of
Deseret was celebrated by social hop last
night, in which about hundred couples par
ticipated.
Aurelius Miner babe adieu to the Peniten-
tiary at an early hour this morning, and did
not manifest any remarkable desire to be
interviewed.
Colonel Mapleson and George Q. Cannon
would make splendid team. They both
dlsappoint the Salt Lake public so shock
ingly, you know.
b. b. Young says the Salt Lake press have
been unjustifiably severe in their criticisms
of Carmen" He thinks Mapleson should
receive all the censure.
Rev. Moses Hill, d. d., who is to preach
Mt the Methodist Episcopal Church to-mor-
rom morning, is one of the leading clergy
men of the Methodist Episcopal Church in
the United States.
Colonel Mapleson and his special cars
were side-traeked and detained several hours
at Ogden yesterday, owing to excessive bag
gage which the willy Briton was endeavoring
to smuggle through.
Joseph. II. Session was brought up from
the Pen this morning and liberated, having
served the necessary thirty days in lieu OF
paying the fine. He says: mo more unlaw'
full cohabitation for me-"
The Utah Central train will reach Salt
Lake twenty minutes earlier after April list
than the present schedule time. This viii
suit business men in the matter of al
earlier distribution of the mail.
The heavy snow storms to the east of Sal
Lake have "downed" the wires in man,
places, and but little of the DEMoCRAT's
regular telegraph report had been received
up to the hour of going to press.
The Union Pacific folks are going to be-
actually generous to Utah by giving a rate
to the Missouri River on wheat of 40 cents
and barley 80 cents. The rate is Just 80 PEI
cent. too high to make the farmers happy.
report became circulated to-day tina
General McClernand, of Illinois, had beer
appointed Governor of Utah. The appoint
ment of n successor to Governor Murray will
not be made of course till the resignation i
received.
Dave Long, engineer ut the Brooklyn
Lead mine, Bingham, and well known here
abouts, was killed yesterday by entangle
ment WIN tne engine ana drum Ill Sucn
manner as to fatally crush him. He will b
buried in Bingham.
Park City will hereafter enjoy the luxur
of special every day train, which will leay
there at 7:l5 n. m, and arrive in Salt LAX
mt 1l:20 a. m; returning will leave Salt LAX
at 4:l5 p. m, arriving at Park City at 8:5
pm An additional train will also be pu
on the Utah d. Northern which will connec
with the Park train at Ogden, both ways.
In speaking of Cannon's bonds, and il
urging the propriety of contrasting the ques
ton in the courts, the Deseret Ne,Us says
We are as certain as we can be of anything
beneath the sun that it (the 5000 will b.
on hand, and the bondsmen will not have t.
furnish it out of their own pockets, either
This should be comforting to Messrs. Sharl
and Little.
Deputies Smith and Franks say that tn
search of Henry Grows residence the othe
day was the most persistent and thoroug
that they have yet made, and it is therefor
singular that the Ne,US should go to tn
trouble to compliment them for gentle
manly department in this instance, while i
scores of other cases, where nothing like n
much determined effort was made, the
have been accused by that organ of violenC
and unwarranted harshness.