Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-11-23
LOCAL J0TS.


The Cheney-Tolmie concert for the last
time tonight.
An entire change of programme at the
Theatre tonight
The Utah Christian AdUOcate for Novem-
Der is at hand. 1t is an interesting number
Last nights hard freeze followed by
little snow to-day will make sleighing per
feet.
Don't miss hearing Ida Server, the charm
ing singing reader of the Cheney Iolmie
Company.
This evenings Union Pacific train is re-
ported three hours late. The Utah North
ern will be on time.
VIC. Owens has joined the Salt Lake
Dramatic Company and will play with the
organization the entire season.
The next Pleasant Hours party takes place
at the Walker Opera House tomorrow
evening. 1t will be largely attended.
Tickets for the "Silver King" perform
ances will be on sale at the Theatre box
office and the Union ticket office tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
From gentleman from Bingham we
lear nthat snow was falling there yesterday,
adding to the large body which had
previously accumulated on the height.
The Salt Lake Dramatic company goes to
Park City tomorrow morning. They play
at the Park Theatre on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, with prospects for big
houses.
The latest and saddest addition to the So
called educational institutions of the Nor
mon Church, is Zion's Choral Society. The
business is under the control of Anguish
Cannon. Need any more be said?
The Chautauqua Literary and Scientific
Circle will meet this evening at the house of
Mr.. w. III. Lawrence, ut 1880 O'Clock. All
the members of the circle are urged to
attend. BY order of the Secretary.
Under the head of Business Notes" in
Yesterdays issue of the DEMOCRAT, the
average yield of the ore milled by the
Granite Mountain Mining Company should
be III ounces, instead of II ounces, as
printed
The ID. * II. G.. Company now has its snow
plows in motion regularly. There are eight
or ten pilot plows and six or eight Hangers
which ply back and forth over the mountain
divisions constantly every winter.-Puebh
Chieftdin
There is n superstition among the Ute In
dams that heavy and continued snow storms
accompanied by severe frosts between the
months of October and March are sure signs
of n hard winter 1t is said that even many
white people believe in this.
Talk about absolute monarchies, tyranni
cal despotisms and all that sort of thing
but If there is anything that beats the sway
that small boy with a sharp nosed schoone
holds on an inclined sidewalk, the finde
will be rewarded by leaving it at this office
John Taylor, in writing to George Tickno
Curtis, says of the persecution (?) endured
by the saints "There is n Divine Providence
in all that is taking place." Shakespeare
says "There is Providence that shapes
our ends, rough hew them as we may" By
placing the comma in the latter quotation
after the word trough" instead of after
"ends," John can adopt it as his own.
Little Benny Stewart, alias Benny PEN
rose, the pink-eyed purger of hen roosts
was before Judge Piper again yesterday
afternoon to learn what His Honor hao
decided about the sentence. Taking intC
consideration the youth of the boy and the
unfortunate fact that he was obliged tC
keep company with his parents, the Cour
suspended sentence during the boys goo(
behavior.
Among the seasons attractions; the mos
promising so far announced is the Christmas
Market to be held in the Walker Oper|
House on the 18th and 10th of December
under the auspices of st. Marks Guild. The
affair will be devoid of those characteristics
of the average church fair which give the
American humorist so much material, anC
will thus be made pleasant place for all t.
visit, whether they wish to buy or not. Tn,
evening of the 10th, after the closing of tn,
market, hop will be given as Il fitting enc
to the festivities.
In the graveyard ward there is would-be
polyg. who is a should be-convict of the
broadcast stripe. A few evenings ago he lei
himself go on polygamous sermon to the
daughters of Israel. Girls" he said, 81
there are any of you ready for sealing jus
let me know it, and I'll see that the damn
deputies don't find it out" Think what
chance there is here for the young Mormon
girls. This brother is willing to marry any
number of them, and will live with them SC
secretly that no one will ever find it out
They can bear him children and still bea
their maiden Names so no one can possibl,
suspect them of being married. Oh wha
bright prospect for the girls who were
within the hearing of his voice! What al
advantage the daughters of Israel have owe
those of the outside world. Look at thes
things, girls, and if you then find that TIN
religion of your fathers is not good enough
for you, there is nothing left for you but tt
go off and die. There is no other religion
on the face of the earth that makes sucl
promises as this.