Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-02-20
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LOCAL J0TS.

Sam Levy received twenty-five bales o
genuine Havana leaf tobacco direct iron
Cuba to day. 4r sst.a liz e
Wells, Fargo d. Co. to-day received ship
ment of ore valued at $500; base bullion
$500; total value SIS, 200. t'a i911
Mccormick a. Co to-day received one car
Hanauer bullion valued at So, 450; silver ant
lead ores $3.50. Total value, $12,59O
Marshal Ireland received telegram late
this afternoon, from Idaho, that Solomon
Edwards was on the train and would arrive
Tonight. an ,es... '[rl.te.f =. s.r,.-r
Washington's Birthday will be generally
observed by a suspension of business in the
city. Being legal holiday, no DEMOCRAT
will be issued Monday.
The following registrars were appointed
to-day: Patrick Cusick, for Juab county:
David Cameron, Garfield county,: and Isaac
Burton, Uintah county.
Fhe sale of seats this morning for Mon
day nights performance of the PIRATES of
Penzance" was much larger than had been
expected. The matinee sales 5were also
large.
Mrs Emily Little, who is thought to be
implicated in the charge of polygamy against
George q. Cannon, was the second wife of
Colonel Little, and therefore required no
divorce. Sd . IT. ..-f -
1t cost the Mormon Church Just $4,000 in
1912 to get Joseph Smith extricated from
the meshes of the law on writ of habeas
corpus. 1t will cost 900 to obtain Geo.
2. Cannon's freedom. .sl . M
Ogden is not TO be favored with the nres-
enee of Clara Louise Kellogg on the occasion
OF the u. =. X. exercises The announce
ment in respect to Miss kellogg having been
solicited to sing was practical joke. aa
The Herald seems to have received its in
formation respecting Judge Powers non
confirmation from the same source that
furnished the inspiration that Marshal Ire
lands reward of $500 would not effect the
capture of George Q. Cannon.
In his address to the court this mornino.
>. ID. Is. Smith boastingly said he had never
seduced his wife's sister nor committed
adultery. Judge Zane differed with him.
and insisted that his unlawful Capitalization
was both seduction and adultery
Captain Greenman sold under Judgment
today Edward Harrison's quarter section of |
land over Jordan for $40O. The sale resulted !
from suit brought by VIM. H. Stahl, i'm !
which the judgment and costs amounted to
Sl,I3l.3l. DIV. Scribner was the pur-
chaser. l-sr ... = /
The Supreme Court held short session .
last evening and appointed March 18th for n |
hearing in the Speirs- Yearian matter. /
Speirs' attorney requested permission to file .
briefs In the case, and Judge Mcbride also
asked to be heard, which resulted in the
above arrangement. IN
The second performance of "a Parlor
Match drew out a good audience last night
and the matinee this afternoon was we'll
attended. Evans and Hoey have a strong
in this musical burlesque. and
are lnlmltable comedians in their special
hes The company 60 west from here.
Mons. ID. de Viyo, Salvini's manager.
called on Madame Mazzucato Young and
hr. Young last evening and was enthusiastic
in his advice to Mr.. Young to take n nosition
N the American Opera Company, New York.
The gentleman assured Mr.. Young that there
would be no difficulty in obtaining a first
class position The evening was spent very
and d. de Yivo pledged his will
for MIR. Young iO','-Ot'' 9