Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-09-18
LOCAL JOTS.

The Bohemian Club is bound TO boom.
warmer.
''Pinafore'' is the next attraction at the
Theatre.
The prosecution of U. C. cases begins on
Monday morning.
The evenings are very proptious for driv-
ing and horseback riding.
The fight between Slade and Mcdonald
at the Opera House TO night.
Lars Jensen was admitted to citizenship
in the Third District Court to-day.
Minnie Hauk sang in concert at Butte
during the week. She goes to Portland,
Oregon, next.
The petit jury for the September term of
the Third District Court will be empaneed
on Monday next.
The rehearsal of "Pinafore" at the Thea
tire last evening was very successful. The
opera will be 90.
A meeting of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union was held at Indepen-
dence Hall last evening
The streets are quite busy to-day, indi-
eating that the fall trade is opening up
brightly. The general impression in bust
ness circles is that the dull times will die
natural death with the summer season.
The law against killing deer was up on the
first of this month, and the first piece of
venison appears in market to-day. This
doesn't speak very highly for Salt Like
sportsmen.
William Dawson, poor lone drunk, was
hustled into the silent halls of the Police
Court this morning and amid the breathless
silence, disturbed only by the clerks gum
hax 10
city a fine of five large iron dollars.
Invitations are out for the first annual
party of the Salt Lake Society, which will
be given at the Walker Opera House on
Tuesday, September 28th. The committee
is composed of b. g. Raybould, Boyd Park,
s. f. Walker, M. ID. Hewlett and j. +.
Allen.
The base ball match between the Nation
ais and Barker's picked nine, which was
played on Washington Square yesterday af-
ternoon, was won by the Nationals by
score of 10 to g. Good work was done on
either side and the Olympic club will reap
nice little sum from the proceeds.
Those gentlemen holding invitations of
the Bohemian Club to become charter mem
bers, and who are DESTROYS of associating
themselves with the organization should at
once hand in their names to the committee,
as permanent organization will be effected
next week and the list of charter members
closed up.
The unlawful cohabitation cases against
Richard Warburton, one count, James
Dunn, three counts, Jonas Lndberg, three
counts, and Andrew Hansen, three counts,
are set for trial in the Third District
Court on Monday next, and it is safe
to say that four more "martys" will, as it
were, take out their first papers on that day.
One afternoon during the week large
Newfoundland dog weighing 100 pounds
jumped deliberately from one of the third
story windows on the north side of the
Wasatch block on to the asphaltum side
walk below, causing general scattering
among pedestrians and adjacent bystand-
ers. One of the animals legs was broken,
but he hobbled off and disappeared around
the corner.
There was great hurrying and scurrying
to and fro at the residence of Il. @. Arm
strong, Jr., the well-known grain merchant,
yesterday, and after careful sounding of
those who knew, it was discovered a new
arrival had come to Mr.. and Mrs. Robson,
the daughter and son-in-law of Mr.. Arm
strong. II is boy, and happiness reigns
supreme throughout the Armstrong castle
in consequence.
This afternoon, Deputy Marshal H. L.
Steele quietly walked up to II. Civilian,
former Bishop of South Hooper, and pre-
scented to him a few papers, which to answer
MIR. Civilian repaired to the office of U. ).
Commissioner L. j. Black, on Fourth street,
where he was arraigned on charge of U. G.
His bonds were fixed at 81 800, for which he
was hunting sureties while we went to press.
Ogden Ne,cS, nth.
Quite an interesting little scene occurred
on one of the public street corners this
morning, in which we'll known cohab. and
two of his wives were the leading figures.
The three were walking up Main street, one
woman IN either side of the pnhnh Whap
they came to the corner in question, and
the first wife, very old woman, asked the
man to go with her. The younger wife did
not want to go that way, so she proposed
to him to accompany her. The poor fellow
did not know what to do, and between fear
of the old lady's anger and of the young
ones GOODNESS, he was well nigh distracted.
The younger woman was equal to the occa-
sion, and taking both his hands in hers
with as much sang JrOid as though they
had been in private parlor, she looked up
pleadingly into his eyes and drew him
toward her. He was won, in fact, they were
one, and they went off together, while the
old lady-well, she followed them.