Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-11
LOCAL JOTS.


The Governor vetoed the election bill to
day.
Raybould has received the Delineator fol
April.
There are twelve cases of diphtheria il
town.
Young Kinzie was released on 81, 900 bonds
last evening.
The sale of seats opened this morning fol
1.-The Pirates and ''The Mikado''
Robert Mcfarland was fined $40 for bat
terry this morning, and will work it out or
the streets.
A good many of the Legislators are on
their muscle to-day. They've got the liver
complaint, bad.
There must be some ''bad eggs" in the
Legislature when sixty DAYS constant Hatch
ing fails to bring out anything profitable.
Young Pearson, who shot and killed For
rest Green some two months ago. was re-
leased on $4,000 bonds yesterday, at Provo.
Alexander Howard, who was sentenced in
1854 to two years imprisonment for bigamy,
was released from the Penitentiary on Tues
day.
The attendance last night at the Theatre
can Typical Orchestra was as excellent as
ever.
The residences of Mrs. Francis Platt and
Q. M. Brown, in the Thirteenth ward, were
burglarized yesterday morning, but nothing
valuable taken.
Tom Dobson was among the witnesses be-
lore the Grand Jury to-day. 1t is presumed
that his alleged abuse of a drunken man
recently is the subject of the inquisition.
A special meeting of the Encampments of
this city is called for tonight in Odd Eel
lows Hall at 8 p. m. All Patriarchs in good
standing are cordially invited to be present.
The Governors veto of the appropriation
Dill, while anticipated, created a feeling of
CONSERVATION, especially among those
whose financial interests were involved in
the bill.
Let us have non-Mormon convention,
irrespective of national party distinctions,
convention that will express the desires
and demands of the loyal Americans.-Oq-
den NetoS.
1t is said that Don Carlos Young is almost
laid up. to-day as result of his exertion
IN assaultlng Reporter Harte. Carl isn't ac-
customed to much exercise according to his
general reputation.
Prof. w. F. Maltby, the renowned uni
cycllst, is meeting with remarkable success |
at the Pavilion, and has decided to continue |
his wonderful exhibitions during the re- |
mainder of the week.
The Philemon Debating Club hold their
regular meeting at the Ninth ward school |
house tomorrow night. Question to be
debated: HAS Civilization Increased HUI
man Happiness?" All are invited.
1t is understood that c. L. Harte will
shortly quit his position as city editor of the
Tribune and assume the duties of more
lucrative situation as secretary of the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone Company.
The. ladies of the Woman's Industrial
Home met yesterday and organized for a
permanent incorporation. Mrs. Newman
and Mrs. Paddock were elected a committee
TO represent the association in Washington.
whittier they will go in few days.
Secretary Thomas has received official
advlces from Washington citing the law un-
der winch the per diem of the Legislators is
withheld. The few members who still clunp
desperately to the hope that their pay would
come, have now accepted the inevitable.
Henry Dinwoodey's first wife was unim-
proved to-day, and the family entertain
Tery little hope for her recovery. Mr.. Din
yoodey was permitted to leave the Peni- q.
entiary last evening to visit his wife's bed
lde, and was taken back immediately after J
he meeting.
The reason assigned for Mr. Harte's fail !!
re to hit back at Don Carlos Young yester- +
lay is that man who uses such ominous
language as ''if you go through this house T.
on Will have to pass over my dead BODY"
vas dangerous person to resist without I.
hootlng-iron. Il
Governor Murray was heard to express the f.
plnlon to-day that if an appropriation bill nj
or the payment of the employees of the Leo
stature could be devised SO as to involve no :
arrender of principle on his part, he would y.
pprove 1T, as he was in hearty sympathy VI
18th the officers whose duties had been dis. bt
harged, so far as he knew, satisfactorily.
George Romney, John Nicholson and w d;
.. Rossiter should leave the penitentiary TO
ext Saturday, if their fines and costs of m
'lals are paid. 1t was supposed that
omney and Rossiter would have been re- VI
'ased yesterday, but either q desire to re- or
lain by the side of Mr.. Nicholson the re- -
aiming few days, or miscalculation in the y
me. caused the disappointment. I'D
ce
Reserved seats for the opera Carmen. To fo
3 given at the Salt Lake Theatre on Thurs
ny, March 18th, have been placed for sale
Moore. Allen d Co.'s drug store, where the
lie Will begin tomorrow morning at 10
clock. The box office has been located CHI
ere so as not to conflict with the sale of cie
ats for the local opera company in 1.-THE tai
rates" and 'The Mikado." Prices for the th
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