Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-11-08
JUNCTION J0TTINGS.
The Usual Budget From the North
Mountain view Cemetery.

Saturday night, the Hose Company
had Il very efficient practice By the
way, our Fire Brigade is improving all
the time only we wish TO draw some
body's attention to the fact that ii there
is a telephone put into the Firemen's
Hall for night conyeniences the night
Waterman appointed for service there
should be politely lor otherwise) induced
to remain ut his station over night.
Otherwise he would be as much good as
the Irshman's bladeless knife without
hilt.
This, Monday evening, Sol Smith Rus
sell will appear in Union Opera House,
in his new comedy OF "Pa." Among
his new song specialties we find MATTERS
that Make me Tired" probably meaning
the printing OF job work intended Tor
Ogden circulation in an outside com
munity.
Rev. r. G. lift had large audience on
Sunday night on the occasion of his elo-
quent temperance lecture.
That ilustriOus stranger, John Doe,
ESQ, registered at the Broom Hotel on
the Sabbath day. The Deputy Marshals
were after him, but in vain.
Judge X. X. Williams is still confined
to his room by illness, but he is improy-
ing.
Sunday was very quiet. The only
noise made was by the street cars run
| ming to and fro.
An unusual number OF teams were
planted around the Tabernacle on Sun
day afternoon, showing an increased in
terest in "the gospel" The brethren
and sisters are being whooped up greatly
on "the first principles"
Plenty OF local social amusoments are
on the taps.
The First District Court will open in
| its full and solemntudinos ma jeSty one
week from to-day. Look out.
Frank King has just returned from the
East. He went out with s. II. Ewing's
celebrated trotting mare, Kate Ewing,
which made such q fine record at the
Omaha fair and other races in Nebraska,
Iowa and Colorado. She was taken
through to California last week. Frank
will stay here this winter.
Interesting transactions are expected
next Friday i'll the City Council
Jack Hughlett, the railroad man, is i'm.
proving, as all the boys will be glad tC
hear.
Get your DEMOCRAT at Giesy 4
Spargo's, the authorized agents.
The Utah Produce and Commission
Company, John A. Stephens president
will soon occupy their spacious and we'll
appointed two-story brick block on the
corner OF Main and Third streets. Ogden
is building up.
John Boyle, the auctioneer, not the
furniture man, will soon open dry
goods house on Fourth street, near Main
1t stands all the Liberals, be they JET
fersonians or Westinghouse, in hand tC
rally their forces and rouse their spirits
for the forthcoming city election If
Ogden. 1t will be the most interesting
and important political contest ever
waged and won in Utah. The Liberal.
can get there il they will listen to coun
sci and heed the salutary lessons OF pas
experience. Ogden, ii in the hands O
the Liberals, will prove the entering
wedge into the forttication buttresses Of
the Mormon King Bluebeard. 1t will be
the glad sounding oil the first notes of the
death knel to priestcraft, and herald the
advent OF an era OF prosperity.
Your reporter gratefully acknowledges
the complimentary invitation to n ball o.
the Pleasant Hours Club, to be held or
the 18th instant in Woodmansee's Hall
1t will be fine affair. BY the way, the
p. II. are making preparations for al
exciting entertainment on Thanksgiving
Day-a fan dance.
Friday night there came near being {
contagration in a residence on South
Main street, a lamp upsetting on sewing
machine.
| have seen a letter from +. III. Curtis
Il former merchant in this city, in part
nership with the celebrated hardware
man, w. w. Funge, but now in Oakland
Cal, in the nail business, wherein he
states that he is doing withholding hii
own"
Mrs. Helen f. Smith, relict OF the late
James III. Smith, Commssary Sergean
at Fort Douglas who died in 1882, i;
rejoicing over the glad news that her pen
sion claims Including 81 800 back dues
have been granted. Her brother, Mr.
William Studer, eXerted himself in hel
behalf.
The Stultz Combination will show here
in q few days.
Joseph Clark, whose mill was burned
out few months ago, has already let the
contract for 100, 900 bricks to rebuild next
sping on the same location, on Main
street, near Fifth.
On Sunday morning Mr.. j. NJ. Ed,
wards left for Omaha, his numerous
friends sending after him their most cor
dial wishes.
The First District Court was opened on
Saturday morning and adjourned by
Clerk J. a. Perkins till the 18th inst.
Saturday had lots OF people in town,
and rushing business was done
MOUNTAIN VIEW CEMETERY.