Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-09-16
LOCAL JOTS.


Sealed Instructions at the Theatre to.
night
Joseph Story was admitted to citizenship
IN the Third District Court yesterday.
The sale of seats for to-night's perform
ance at the Theatre has been very heavy.
John Lemon, drunk, forfeited s. by his
non appearance in the Police Court to-day.
stable of fine-looking horses attracted
considerable attention on the street to-day.
Samuel l.. Sprague, son of the late DR..
Sprague, has been appointed q Deputy Mar
ahal.
Mike Sullivan, for being drunk and Great
ing serious nuisance was fined $40 in the
Police Court this morning.
Will Clawson has again assumed the
treasurership of the Theatre. 1t is supposed
that Mr.. Rosster has taken to the Under
ground.
Alexander Brown, who was convicted on
Tuesday of an assault upon his father, VIM.
Brown, was fined $l5 in the Police Court
yesterday afternoon.
Chief Justice Waite Judge Zane, General
and Mrs. Murray, Judge Mckay and others
occupied one of the procenium boxes Mt the
Theatre last evening.
The stray invoice of pictures from New
York which Barrett Brothers were instructed
to take from the depot and sell, are going
off faster than ever. No wonder, at such
low prices.
David Thomas, who was arrested for hav
ing no visible means of support, pleaded
guilty to the charge of vagrancy in the
Police Court this morning and was given
thirty days.
Kate Ewing, the fast mare owned by Mr..
LtytVa NlNsa.
race at Lincoln, Nebraska, yesterday. She
IL entered for the 1928 class which will be
trotted tomorrow.
Mrs. A. Dayton will lecture tonight at
Independence Hall ON the subject of Mental
Science. The lady is we'll known rs fluent
speaker, and will interest all who like q
comprehensive analysis of this most inter
esting subject.
Rolla Tibbetts, Salt Lakes well known
sprint runner and base ball player, has re-
turned from successful tour through the
Northwest with Montana picked nine.
Tibbetts made n splendid record i'll Port
land and Seattle, where he made twenty-five
base hits during eight closely contested
games. AS base runner he has no superior
At the conclusion of the Schettler examin-
alton yesterday afternoon, the defendant
was placed under 81 800 bonds to await the
action of the Grand Jury. An order was
sent to the big Coop and Messrs. James Il.
Jennings and Charles Brown came reluct-
antly down to act rs involuntary sureties.
Each of the principal witnesses were re-
quired to give bonds in the sum of 5000
A peculiar incident which is almost con-
vinoing evidence of something higher than
instinct in certain dogs, occurred on Main
street this morning. A mild-eyed, peace
able-looking specimen of the canine species,
was tagging along behind buggy, when he
was suddenly startled by having an i'm
mense Newfoundland dog pounce upon his
back. In an instant the hair was flying
from the smaller dogs neck, but in less
than minute the fight was at an end. At
the first bite from his antagonistic brother,
the first mentioned dog fell perfectly limp
upon his back, closed his eyes and was to all
appearances dead. The big dog was so sur
prised that after scenting about for mo-
ment he dropped his tail between his legs
and went whining up the street. No sooner
was the other dog out of immediate reach
than the strategic trick dog jumped up and
soooted down the street with an expression
on his mouth, which was smile if never be-
fore n dog smiled.