Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-02-01

This will be good night for ghosts at the
SalV Lake Theatre.
Granny, See Your Darling Now."-Re-
specially dedicated to the Ne,cs.
Wells, Fargo & Co. to-day received ship
ments of fine bullion valued at $31 600.
Lille May Brown in her great superna-
tural vision at the Salt Lake Theatre to-
night.
Mccormick g. Co. to-day received one car
of Hanauer bullion, So, 100; silver ores,
$6,700; total value, $3.50.
The Herald will not take exception to the
wife-beating of its pet McMurrin. 1t has a
weakness for standing by wife-beaters.
The Referee saloon has closed its doors.
Mr.. Hebe West, the proprietor, was not seen
around town to-day and it is reported that
he has left town.
The Pirates of Penzance are requested to
be present at Careless music store tonight
at 1880 O'Clock for rehearsal.
Those expecting to take part in b. b.
Young's concert are requested to attend n
general rehearsal in Calder's Music Palace
tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock.
Frank j. Griffin, one of several idlers who
applied at the City Hall yesterday for lodg-
ings, was recognized rs deserter and word
was communicated to General McCook.
The City Council may not appoint Alfred
Solomon Chief of police, it is whispered
That office is wholly an appointive one, and
the Council holds the exclusive power.
In our report, Saturday, of the Peoples
Party convention, we unintentionally omit
red the name of Heber j. Grant, who was
nominated from the Fifth precinct for coun-
cilor.
The ACKNOWLEDGMENT process which faced
Messrs. Smell, Livingston, Ball and others in
the Third District Court Saturday, .Iyas n
clincher of the most liver disordering char
acter.
Old Father Lees was buried yesterday.
The funeral services wers held in the Nine
teenth ward meeting house and the remains
followed to the cemetery by long train of
carriages. f.s.
Ex-Receiver H. H. McMaster would have
had something of interest to say i'll answer
to the alleged charges of General Dement,,
had the contradictory kilograms not have
arrived to-day.
A late issue of the KANSAS Border Ru6ian
has two-end-a-half column article on
Solomon as Mormon" But not even the
Border Ru6ian is mean enough to accuse
the departed Solomon of being member of
the knot-hole brigade.
The Masonic reception rendered to Past
Grand Master Louis Cohn, by his Masonic
evening at $3.50 o'clock at the White House.
Mr.. Cohn will leave tomorrow morning for
a visit to his aged parents in Germany.
"Hazel Kirke,' the greatest of all pathetic
and emotional plays, will be given at the
Salt Lake Theatre Wednesday night, by the
Lewis Morrison Company. The previous re-
cord of the company here is guarantee
that the play will be creditably rendered.
The Herald and Ne,os jumped at the Bur-
bidge- Burgess error made by Marshal Ire
land last week like a drowning man catches
at straw, but the case didn't fit as paral-
lei for the Farrell arrest. The former was n
harmless and simple mistake in subpenaing
awitness, and not an arrest for a serious
crime.
Frank Treseder was arrested again Satur.
day evening as result of the Grand Jury's
investigation, and his bonds were once more
fixed at 5000, the original amount from
which his attorney obtained reduction.
He was rushing around town yesterday in
charge of a deputy marshal, endeavoring to
find his former bondsmen, but up to late
hour he was unsuccessful.
Mr.. Lee Swartz, the proprietor of the
Fountain lunch stand, has not put in an ap-
pearance at his place of business for day
or two, and Mr.. @. w. Parker, the proprietor
of the beer hall, has attached the fixtures.
The popular lunch stand will run as usual
whether Mr.. Swartz, who is reported to have
taken a trip with his wife, returns or not