Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-02-23
LOCAL JOTS.

The town Is once more rid of diphtheria.
Salvini in "The Gladiator on Friday
evening.
Lead is quoted in New York at 1890 per
hundred.
"The Pirates of Penzance" will be repeat
ed tomorrow night.
Wells, Fargo Il Co. to-day received ship
ments of base bullion valued ut $4,000.
The Knights of St. Denis will give the
fourth of their series of hops on Thursday
evening.
A party of thirty Mormon immigrants
from the Southern States arrived Yesterday
via the ID. d II. G..
The open mir concert at Fort Douglas on
Sunday was thoroughly enjoyed by a large
audience from the CITY.
Mccormick & Co. to-day received Hanauer
bullion, SO, 400; Sprucemont bullion, 81, 500;
and silver-lead ores, $780, total value,
$l5,730.
The ball given in the Walker Opera
House last night by the Jordan Assembly
No. 3543, knights of Labor, was most en-
joyable affair.
The case of the people vs.. II. Brightmore,
has been continued for the term, and that
against Samuel Howels, was dismissed for
want of evidence.
3. A. Kenner was fortunate enough to
secure bondsmen just as the DEMOCRAT was
going to press. The two Cannon boys were
taken to the Pen.
A motion to dissolve the injunction in the
celebrated Bullion-Beck Eureka Hill mining
suit was argued and submitted in the Court
Chambers yesterday.
Another big house should greet the
Pirates of Penzance" Wednesday nights
-, a,l. LII r
opera by local company.
The necessary machinery for the expert
mental demonstration of the Thomson
Houston electric light is expected to reach
this city in about three weeks.
John w. Taylor says the only reason that
he is not n polygamist is that he hnsn't been
fortunate enough to get an affirmative
answer from any of the sisters.
The $500 reward offered for the capture of
Geo. Q. Cannon, has been paid by Mar shall
Ireland, and was not reduced, as the Neics
suggested 1t would be, to $50, or perhaps IS.
The inaammatory editorials of the Ne,cs
and Herald have succeeded in firing up the
passions of the rising generation, and Fed
eral officials will do well to avoid dark
alleys.
The laurels of young McMurrin appear to
be in danger. The Herald should see that
its pet keeps up his reputation as wife
beaten, else he will have to step down below
the Cannon boys.
A Fort Douglas team ran away this after
noon, preciptating the driver from the car
riage seat with considerable violence. The
team was brought to n halt along by the
City Hall, by coming in contact with tele-
phone pole.
Solomon Edwards, the American Fork
underground polygamist, who was captured
in Idaho the other day, arrived Saturday
evening in charge of deputy Fred Il. Ben
nett, of Oxford, and is safely ensconsed in
the Territorial penitentiary.
w. F. Clinton, while passing along Second
South street near Mulloy IL Paul's stables,
Saturday night, was assaulted by several
roughs, and left in very PROSTATE condi-
tion. The gentleman's money, amounting
to $50, and lady's gold watch and chain
worth Sl25, were taken.
The Liddle Agricultural and Cattle Com
pany has filed articles Of incorporation with
the county clerk The capital stock of the
company is $4,000, divided into shares of
800 each, and Willard county is the present
seat of operations. The following are the
officers of the corporation: Jos. II. Walker,
President; ID. Il. Walker, Vice President; M.
II. Walker. Treasurer; S. o. l.. Potter, Sec
rotary, and these with James @. Iiiddle and
Donald s. Liddle, of Fillmore, constitute
the board of directors.