Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-24
LOCAL J0TS.

James DWNer HAS ROHe W oui Hiatioisoo
The Bishop Comedy Company open to-
morrow night in "widow Bedott."
The matter of George Q. Cannon's $4,000
bonds will come up tomorrow morning.
Marshal Ireland has departed for Beaver,
and not to Washington, as rumor had it.
The fare for Mormon immigrants from
Liverpool to Utah has been reduced to $3.50.
Mapleson is telling the 'Friscoites of Min
ME Hauk-"a greater than Patti is here"
The Careless Opera Company will meet at
the Careless music rooms at 1880 this even
ing.
Here is something for Salt Lake girls to
talk about. Mary Anderson smokes cigar
cites.
Mccormick d Co. to-day received Hanauer
bullion, $1,000: silver and lead ores, 81 ,300
total value, $500.
Wells, Fargo & Co. to-day received ship
ments of fine bars. S1590; base bullion,
1920; total value, S4,Sl0.
At late hour this afternoon Judge Zane
gave Judgment in favor of Frank Lynne in
the suit with p. w. Madsen.
Iullidges History of Salt Lake City has
been completed, and several copies were pre-
scented to the City Council last night.
Governor Murray to-day commissioned
Arthur Pratt Territorial Recorder of Marks
and Brands and Territorial Librarian.
Certificates were to-day issued to Thomas
Roluche as mayor, and James s. Linforth
and Chas. Hyde rs justices of Kaysville.
L. b. Ryan has been appointed Commits
sioner of Deeds for Utah, with residence i'll
California. The Governor signed the COM
mission to-day.
MnKn
of the Republic, are arranging to tender
Governor Murray grand reception prior to
his retirement.
Ogden labors under many disadvantages
in the struggle for commercial supremacy.
But she has the poet laureate-Hemenway-
and therefore should be happy.
p. p. Shelby and w. Ritter took run out
to Stockton yesterday to look over the
ground with view to extending the Utah d
Nevada to Stockton, or probably as far as
Dry Canyon.
Elias Morris's suit against the Mammoth
Mining Company will be taken up next
week, and it is the opinion of the attorneys
that it will last out the remainder of the
February term.
Il. L. Taylor the manager of the Deseret
Neics, who was arrested this morning, has
been running the gauntlet for more than a
year, portion of the time having been
spent i'll close retirement.
Napoleon Bonaparte johnson, n miner
and wood-chopper, was yesterday dug out
from under eight feet of snow in the north
fork of Netf Canyon East Mill Creek. He
had been missing about week.
Policeman Salmon notified DR.. G. w
Higgins last evening to be present at the
City Hall at II o'clock to-day to answer the
charge of disturbing the peace. The police
heard of the battery case before midnight
There are two cases of diphtheria in tn,
Sixteenth ward that haven't received thu
attention of the quarantine physician. On,
death has recently occurred in the sam,
neighborhood in precisely the same con
dition
The case brought against G. w. Higgin
and his brother this morning for battery OF
John W. Lowell, was continued till to-mor
row afternoon at 4 O'Clock, owing to tn
absence of Mr.. L. II. Higgins, one of tn
parties charged.
The result of Judge Powers leniency Il
Editor Hemenway is now apparent. To sus
pend sentence ON such Il literary assassin i
to jeopardize the peace and happiness of al
entire community, and Judge Powers shoul
make note of 1t.
Leyiberg a. Co., the importing tailors
have received fine assortment of importe
woolens for gentlemens wear, and are pre-
pdIcu W give W phtiOhS an thut Sdi "
had in the fashion centers of New Yorl
London or Paris.
A lady who has Just returned from Sal
Francisco states that on the 18th of tn
present month she saw telegram ther
which announced that George q. Cannon
had skipped, and the information was sen
and received by parties ION the insid
track"
A good deal of grumbling is being in
dulged in over the prospects of payin
double rates at the Mary Anderson perform
ances next week, Miss Anderson command
high rates everywhere else and will scarcel
make an exception of Salt Lake, howeye
disagreeably it may strike the public.
Not little excitement was created to-da
in front of the Federal Court House whe
President John Taylor's carriage stoppe
and Mrs. Taylor alighted. 1t was 500
learned, however, that the lady's presenC
before the Grand Jury was required in tn
case against her son, H. Edward Taylor.
The few planks laid across the water SCI
in front of the California Wine Depot are
measly excuse for foot-bridge. Many
man has ''cussedn the miserable contrivanC
after being nearly or completely thrown
the ground when attempting to Gro
the place. Those planks should be mad
stationary. Either of the two busine
houses opposite the crossing would conf
great favor ON its patrons and the public
general by securely mailing the planks
the cross-pieces. See to it, gentlemen.