Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-02-06
LOCAL JOTS.

Ontario is quoted at $29, and Alice at
$1.70.
Governor Murray vetoed the jury bill yes
terday. Next.
Commissioner Jacob johnson was allowed
$41 fees by the Supreme Court to-day.
Charles K Gilchrist rendered his resigna
ton as Commissioner this morning in the
Supreme Court, and 1t was accepted
Surveyor General Dement,, of Utah, seems
to have a hair trigger mouth. He ought to
put time look on it.-Denrer Ne,cS.
The case of John Coulam ct al. appellants,
vs, Ann Doull, respondent, was decided by
the Supreme Court this morning in favor Of
Mrs. Doull.
Henry Heath doesn't want to be substi-
tuted for Alfred Solomon on the new NUM-
cipal ticket. He thinks il is decidedly un-
complimentary.
Mccormick & Co. to-day received one car
of Hanauer bullion, 81, $50; two bars of Stor-
mont silver, 50, 750 and silver ores, 81 800;
total valve, $1,000
Clerk Sprague's accounts, showing his per
diem for the fiscal year, were examined in the
Supreme Court this morning and the amount
of 1886 allowed as compensation.
The Darlington Mining Company is new
incorporation which filed its articles with
IA.
David James and others are the stock
holders.
Diphtheria laid its terrible fangs on the
10-year-old child of Gus Reamer last night
1t is only day or two since the child was
reported to have taken sick with the horri-
BILE trouble.
In keeping with the principle which placed
Solomon on the Peoples Ticket for Marshal
how would 1t do to put Fanny Davenport's
mare ut the head of the ticket? 1t is one of
the city's creatures, anyway.
The employees of the d. u r. G. presented
to W. II. Mixer, late train director of the
watch and chain. The occasion was the
gentleman's departure for n position in the
East.
A fire this morning broke out in the CELL
ing of the north west corner of the Wasatch
building on the upper floor, but WAS promptly
extinguished by the use of hose on the prem
ises. AS usual, the fire resulted from de-
fective flue.
Edward Mob. Timoney, the United States
Commissioner at Marysvale, for whose re-
moval number of citizens of that camp
petitioned the court some time ago, has had
his commission revoked by the Supreme
Court, and the office is therefore now vacant.
There are two bills before the Legislature
relating to the matter of restraining bulls.
The committees attention is respectfully
directed to the numerous and terrible "bulls''
made by the Herald wit recently. 1t is a
very general impression that he ought to BIO
restrained.
The Chinese members of the Congrega-
tional Church Sunday School showed their
appreciation of their teachers kindness the
other evening by giving them royal recep-
ton, in the shape of n splendidly arranged
supper. There are about thirty Cinnamon
attending the school.
A grand promenade concert and ball will
be given in the Walker Opera House on the
22d inst. by the Jordan Assembly No. 35i3,
knights of Labor, the occasion being the
first anniversary of the society. Music will
be furnished by the Sixth Infantry band,
and the tickets are placed at $1.50.
The Tribune is in error in placing the
name of JOS McMurrin for City Marshal on
the third ticket. Mr.. McMurrin will accept
no other position than a reelection as dele
gate at large, and as "the fine, stalwart
young man" is widely known and univers-
tanned and kept in that position-until
caught.
Andrew j. Burt has put in claim for the
Fanny Davenport mare, and it appears his
claim is well founded. The poor animal is
likely to pass through something the same
ordeal that Charlotte Smiths team have in
the Pancake suit. Like Tam O'Shanter' SNARE,
this unfortunate creature may emerge from
the disputation considerably broken up.