Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-19
LOCAL JOTS.

George q. Cannon was not noticed at the
opera last evening.
Wells, Fargo & Co. to-day received ship
ments of ore, S7,400; base bullion, So, 200;
total value, $4,000.
Mapleson gave Salt Lake grand opera for
So. Salt Lake would have been satisfied
had he only thrown i'll So tenor.
The Waterman smelter has been shut
down for several days for want of coke.
The concentration will be started up shortly.
Mccormick & Co. o-day received Hanauer
bullion, $1,000; Stormont bullion, S2,110;
silver and lead ores, S1,25O; total value,
$500.
Bishops Comedy Company for three
nights, commencing March 25th, in "Widow
Bedott" and "Strictly Business at the
Salt Lake Theatre.
Utah will have an able representation in
Washington when II. N. Baskin and Judge
@. @. Goodwin get there. The gentlemen
both left yesterday.
Mapeson's company left for the West on
n special train last night, after the OPERA
Coffee John will be powerless to get even
this time, for his stall.
The DEMOCRAT may have been mistaken
as to the exact amount which the Herald
man lost on George q. Cannon. but the
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II. A. Mcbride, of Fillmore, shot and
killed Oliver Speed, of that town, yesterday,
in quarrel over McBride's boy, whom
Speed had struck for saucy language.
Cannon's lawyers say that no effort will
be made to shirk the payment of the $4,000
bonds, although it may be taken into the
courts in order to obtain n judgment.
Commissioner Mckay says the Mormons
IA of Mt
and Ex-Governor Boutwell, to plead their
case before the Judiciary Committee.
Several offices in town where there are a
large number of employees have determined
to organize genuine boycotting movement
against Mapleson, to give expression to their
hostility.
The Industrial Christian Home Associa-
ton filed articles of incorporation yester-
day. The organization has some very noble
purposes in view, which if attained with
any degree of success will prove n great
benefit to the community.
Mapleson says: "Patti is playing to i'm
mense houses in Spain, and is doing SPLEEN
didly. Gerster is living at her home in
Cologne, suffering from cancer. l am
afraid she will not live long. When l come
to America next season / shall bring Patti
with me-"
Judge Zane delivered his decision in the
Miner hdbeiiS corpus application case this
morning, which denies the applicability
of the new Copper act in n retroactive way.
Aurelius Miner will therefore await the
the way, occurs tomorrow, so there isn't
much lost i'll his case.
II. w. Robbins, late of the Cheyenn,
Leader, will assume the local editorship OF
the Tribune after tomorrow, upon the re-
tirement OF u. Il. Harte to the position OF
Secretary of the Rocky Mountain Electric
Light Works. Among Mr.. Robbins qualifi
cations he appears to be able to knock Dor
Carlos Young out in one round.
The piano which was discussed in the re
cent Walker-Rogers case, and which was, by
the Judgment of the court, determined to bt
the lawful property of Mr.. ID. +. Walker
has been presented by that gentleman to hi
daughter Miss Sara, one of the disputants
The action will win for Mr.. Walker the com
mendation of all who are acquainted witt
the case.
Mayor Armstrong is showing his true col
ors over the Cannon bonds matter. His pug
nacious attitude is made extremely ridicu
lous by the fact that he knew all about Can
mons bribery offense, and was in n splendid
position to know all about the Apostles pc
lygamous relations before the bonds wer,
signed. Such excuses are as childish as the,
are contemplate.
The Herald has already begun the worl
of insuring Colonel Merritt against securin,
the Governorship by speaking of him il
terms of praise and endorsement. Such
course is anything but complimentary to tn,
gentleman, after the assurance he gave thei
reporter that the wishes and sentiments ex
pressed through the Ne,US and Herald wer,
acted upon adversely at Washington. Blu
since that interview. come to think of it, tn,
Herald claims the honor of removing Coy
ernor Murray.