Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-29
JUNCTION JOTTINGS.
Interesting Notes on the Races Fhe
Observation-Disclosures Marriage.

Among the entries for the races on
Saturday, at the Driving Park, are the
following. In the half mile and repeat
running, w. H. Booths Denver" A.
Grants "Don Parry" A. Graves
Johnny Sanford" and j. skein's
"Healy." In the trotting, 2 80 class, H.
Shurtliffs "John S." w. II. Booths
"Glencoe," Dan McElroy's Travis"
Geo. L. Cuffs Kirby" In the trotting,
2-ycar-olds, G. Ducherean's "April Fool, 3"
G. w. Lasher's "Deceiver," and the
1 sorrell stallion Frank" The track is
/ in excellent condition, and music will be
/ furnished by the celebrated Ogden Brass
| Band. An interesting time is expected,
and it will pay Salt Lake lovers OF horse
| flesh to come up and circulate their cash.
Half-fare is secured on the railroads.
ALI Low has the DEMOCRAT on sale at
his depot news stand. He getsi as soon
as the evening train pulls in, about 5 30.
Last evenings ball OF the Pleasant
Hour Club-a very successful and pleas
ant organization OF some OF the best young
men of the town-was another proof Of
! the efficiency of their management, and
the popularity OF their entertainments.
Adolph Schansenbach of f. j. Kiesel &
Co. g, is overly happy over the receipt OF
a large number OF ornamental plants.
They are from Rochester, in six days,
fresh and good.
The numbering OF houses is progress
ing. The municipal authorities kept
aloot from the scheme.
\ temperance lecture will be delivered,
next Sunday evening, by Mrs. T. V.
Douglas, great champion of the anti
liquor cause. The lady halls from Brook
Ign, N. Y, and is very favorably recon-
mended.
The races, tomorrow, Saturday, will
be very interesting. Afull and attractive
programme has been arranged for, and
Salt Lake visitors will be made especially
welcome.
Fred. G. Martindale and Minerva S.
Emerson, two OF the best known young
members OF our good society circles, were
married, Wednesday evening, amid very
little "ado," at the residence OF Judge
p. II. Emerson, Rev. Samuel Uns-
worth, OF the Episcopal Church, perform
ing the knotting Of the nuptial tie. AL
though the family are staunch Republi-
cans,the DEMOCRAT man cannot help add
ing his mite of congratulations to the
deluge of blessings that have been show
cred upon the happy couple.
On Thanksgiving Day, Odgen Lodge,
No. 2, X. OF p, will dedicate their ele-
gantly appointed new hall, on Fourth
street, in the Peery block. They intend
making it an affair of unequalled enjoy.
ment for all who participate on the occa-
sion.
The weather, just now, heats all the
Indian Summers that ever spread their
beauty over the sere and yellow leaf Of
the autumnal landscape.
The Jail now holds nine culprits, eight
of whom are doing duty on the streets.
]. G. Tyler, one of the best Democrats
of Utah, has received word from ex-Judge
Powers, now at Grand Rapids, that the
Democratic prospects in Michigan have q
silver lining.
OGDEN, Utah, Oct. IS, 1886.
An item in the last issue concerning
the Territorial election created some COM
ment. At first there was some talk OF
dissatisfaction that the Liberal Central
Committee had not taken action, but left
the selection OF candidate to one of the
national political parties. Since then,
however, calm consideration OF the situa-
ton has convinced all American citizens
OF loyal disposition that only in union
there is strength, and no party lines
will divide the Liberals next Tuesday. II
is necessary that there should be
a strong and full vote polled, especially
in Ogden, where q great interest is inn
pending, next February, involving the
interests of this city in many ways,
Hence, let there be no misunderstanding
Ogden's Liberals will come to the front
in manful phalanx and cast big vote for
Hon. VIM. NJ. Ferry. The same we are
confident to assert OF all other Liberals
in Weber county. Their ballots will bear
the imprint of VIM. NJ. Ferry
OGDEN, Utah, Oct. 30, 1886.