Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-11-26
LOCAL JOTS,

"The Silver King" at the Theatre again
tonight
The overland trains are all running on
time again
Yesterdays thaw put an end to sleighing
for the present.
There is telegram at the Western Union
Telegraph office for @. w. Rude, or Reede
The Union National Bank to-day received
IL bars of Alice bullion valued at $ll ,2l253.
The Kiralfry Brothers are billed for the
Theatre on the Both inst. They play "The
Black Crook"
The Olympic Club will give another of
their excellent exhibitions at the Theatre
tomorrow evening.
The Pleasant Hours hop at the Walker
Opera House on Wednesday evening, was
most delightful affair in every respect.
Lars Nelson, resident of Piute county
and q native of Sweden, was admitted to
citizenship in the Third District Court to-
day.
The case of Thomas Marshall VS.. John f.
Cloutman ct al. was to-day dismissed in
Judge Zane's court and the attachment was
discharged.
Ellen Frederickson, Il native of Sweden,
and q resident of Piute county, was to-day
admitted to that state where she will enjoy
female suffrage.
TIE first number of tho Inter- Mountain
Merchant, published by E. A. Mcdaniel, of
Ogden, is out. 1t promises to become popu-
lar as n mercantile journal.
The DEMOCRAT acknowledges the receipt
of copies of the First Annual Report of the
Commissioner of Labor and Hon. James
jones' speech on the silver question, from
Delegate John Il. Caine.
In the case of the Societe .Anonynle DIES
Mines de France vs.. Alexander Mayburry,
which came up again in the District Court
to-day, the Judge held further for the plain
tiff in the matter OF costs.
1t is reported that for Thanksgiving and
other reasons, the G. A. X. sociable which
was to come off tonight, will be postponed
but the regular business meeting of the
Post will be held as usual
Thanksgiving was generally observed as a
holiday yesterday. While some of the stores
were open in the morning, they all closed
about noon and with exception of the open
saloon doors, everything was like Sab
bath.
The case against Peacock, the saloon
keeper ct al, charged with ejecting AL
Householder onto the sidewalk, is before
the Third District Court to-day, having been
appealed from the Police Court. The par
tiouars of the affair were published at the
time of the occurrence and will, therefore,
not need repetition.
The party given by the Knights of st
Dennis at the Opera House last evening was
very pleasant affair. There were enough
present to fill the floor, without crowding
and all went off in excellent order. The
music was excellent and everything else was
in perfect accord with it. After the
ball the members of the club with their
ladies adjourned to Arbogast's, where oysters
were the order.
Since one of the Main street clothing
firms decided to close out and move East,
all the others have got the fever and have
flung out their banners with different an
nouncements. One house is going to close
oout-"in pigs wrist" another, is going to
remove to Kalamazoo" and it looks as
though there will be none of them left by
the end of the year. This sort of thing may
not boom the clothing business, but it's pie
for the sign writer's.
Lorenzo StutZ, cohab., was arraigned in
the District Court this afternoon on a two
count indictment charging him with living
with Elizabeth StutZ and Catharine Stutz,
between the LIST day of December, 1888,
and the 3lst day of November, 1884, and be-
tween December LIST, 1884, and April Both
1886. Stutz entered plea of guilty to both
counts and asked for little time before the
pronouncing of judgment. The Judge fixed
Monday next ut 10 a. m. as the time for SEN
tence. Stutz could find some good Sunday
thinking in the course taken by Thomas
,JankinS this mOrninn