Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-11-04
LOCAL J0TS.


Don't miss seeing Nevada
wnd Ell Ward lectures at the Methodist
Church o-night.
The Grand Army entertainment at the
Theatre tomorrow evening.
Tho man who assaulted officer johnson
few nights ago is still at large.
The Union Pacific people expect to put
100000 into improvements nj their lake re-
sorts.
According to the journal, there were 33
votes cast in Iogan-3GS for John L. Game,
four for William M. Ferry, and one blank.
The Dinwoodey building just north of
DIVERS is going up rapidly, ana Will DO
ready for occupation in couple OF Weeks
A local restaurant has sign which reads,
"Diner % cents" but no one should KICK;
man can't expect n complete dinner for
quarter
George f. Gibbs and wife, the married
couple living under the curse of that terrible
Encouragement" attended the Theatre last
evening together.
The tickets for the Grand Army benefit to
be given at the Theatre tomorrow evening
nre going off Mt rapid rate, ana everything
bids fair for crowded house.
William Brenning who was sentenced in
n,
the Penitentiary for murder in the second
degree, was yesterday pardoned by Governor
West.
Lew Johnson's world-renowned negro
troupe tomorrow night. You will never quit
kicking yourself if you miss it.-Ihtcr'
Idaho. And you'll never quit kicking John
son if you don't miss it.
The concert and ball to be given Mt the
Theatre on the evening of the 18th by the
Hebrew Benevolent and Relief Societies
promises to be grand affair and will, OF
course be largely attended. The DEMOCRAT
acknowledges an invitation.
Father Charles Oath, an old resident Of
this city, was found dead in his bed ,yester
day morning, having died of old age
Deceased was the father of Ed. Pitts, thu
well-known contractor, and grandfather o
Charles w. Parker, proprietor of the Foun
tain Saloon.
Mr.. Sage, NJ. w. r. of the Temple o
Honor, will be escorted by the fraternit,
and Held's band from the hall of the organ
ization, in the Deseret Bank building, to In
dependence Hall, where he will deliver
lecture tonight All interested in temper
ance are invited TO be present. Tomorrow
night he will lecture in Ogden.
The more hopeful news in regard to Gar
iisle's election will be received with grea
Joy by local Democrats Besides being
good straight Democrat, Mr.. Carlisle has tn
reputation of being perfectly solid on tn
Utah question. When the news came tina
Carlisle was defeated, prominent loca
Democrat said that the only thing left TO
the residents of Utah to do was to al
Join the Church. This gloomy prospec
will, however, be somewhat dispelled by to
days dispatches.
To report n strike i'll the Minnie Moor,
mine would seem like duplicating an iter
about every week, but the latest discovery i
the bonanza is on the 800 west, where a bod
of ore was encountered the other day that
Il continuation of the immense body of ric
galena found above. This new strike is q
about two feet of first-class galenn, and on
foot of splendid iigging ore. Being in
vicinity where no ore had been found before
it is indeed encouraging, although it wa
looked for, and work has been pushed
uncover it.-Betlerue Herald.
Wad Ell Wards entertainment at tn
Theatre last evening drew out the larges
audience that the gentleman has yet drawn
though the lecture was hardly so interestin
as ON the other evenings. The attempt t
illustrate the customs of the Jews by ma
FERTILIZATION ran close onto burlesquC
from the fact that the boys and girls wen
on the stage undisguised and with little o
no rehearsal. A well-worded description {
the ceremonies would have been much MOI
effective. The tableau at the last was fare
cal, and is ample proof of the fact that th
gentleman should stick to word pictures
He lectures tomorrow evening at the Pres
byterian Church.