Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-04-09
LOCAL JOTS.

The February term of court ends to-day
The Utah Commission are expected to re
turn about the 18th.
The James B. Mexican Post, G. A. L., Civ,
their reception to Governor Murray tonight
Receipts at Wells Fargo d Co.'S. to-day
Five bars S13,691; ore, $516; base bullion
S2,S75.
Grant, Odell & Co. will sail under the
euphonious firm title of The Deseret Wagon
d Machine Company.
motion for new trial in the case of w
II. Il. Bowers VS.. the London Bank was be.
ing argued this afternoon.
1t is claimed that positive clue has been
discovered in connection with the dynamite
plot in the Ryman Block.
Monday has been set by the Court as the
day for Fanny Davenport to plead to the
second indictment found against her.
A brass band, with John Held as leading
cornet, was out to-day announcing Mr.
Iansing's benefit at the Theatre tonight.
George @. Cannon's bondsmen are re-
minded that next Monday is the limit of the
time allowed them to pay over the forfeited
surety.
Mccormick d. Co. to-day received Hanauer
bullion $3.50; Queen of the Hills ore,
1850; silver and lead ores. 81, 300. Total
value, $500.
The telegraph scene in "The Long Strike
is remarkably exciting one. The instru-
ment will be manipulated tonight by Mr..
ID. S. Spencer.
MIR. j. l.. Lucas claims to have had clear
case In the Police Court yesterday had not
some of the witness backed down from their
former statements.
The Republicans carried the municipal
election at Helena, Montana, last Monday,
leaving only one office for Democrat-that
of police magistrate.
Colonel Webb Moore went to Ogden this
morning and met GO of Baker & Dennison's
excursionists from the Pacific Coast. They
will remain day in Zion.
Quite number of ex-legislators are in
town, and it is whispered around that they
expect to hear something of importance
from Washington any day.
Louis Cohn, of Cohn Brothers of this |
city, sailed from New York Wednesday on |
the steamer "Fulda,' of the German Ilovd !
line. He will visit Germany
Premier Gladstone's speech in Parliament |
yesterday was about as long as the epistle |
of the First Presidency, at Provo; but this
is as far as we wish TO carry the compari-
son.
j. Fewson Smith has ended his survey of
the proposed Utah d Nevada extension to
Stockton. He says he has laid out route
both easy of construction and involving no
extraordinary cost.
1t is understood that P. H. Lannan did
not send personal application to Washing
ton for the Marshalship. 1t is also under
stood that he was cognizant of the fact that
the Utah Commissioners, or one of them.
would make the application for him.
President Palmer and Manager DODGE.
OF the ID. d r. g., are expected to arrive this !
for the purpose of supervising the s
consolidation with the Union Pacific office. .
Messrs. Bancroft and Eccles left in a
special car yesterday to meet the digni
taries.
j. 4. Coolidge, the palace car manager at
Ogden, telegraphed to Mr. Webb Moore TO- o
lay: mo sleeping-car accommodations
vest tonight. The hotels here are MAKING u
preparations to take in the west-bound mas. il
engers this evening. 1t is said that $40 !,
premiums were offered for berths between
OGDEN and San Francisco the other day. b
Insurance companies make no effort to do !.
usiness in Idaho since the passage by the y
territorial Legislature of the law recurring II
n unconditional paying over OF the face of II
very policy, regardless of any existing vio fl
Ltlons of insurance rules The law places a
lie companies at the mercy of incendiaries. n
nd the result is that business men have n
cen turned over to the fates.