Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-11-04
JUNCTION JOTTINGS.
Newsy Budget From the Hallway
Centre.

On Tuesday Deputy Marshal Z. W.
Exum went as far tout of his way east
ward as Piedmont, thriving little town
in Wyoming, where he secured the =
precious person OF one Timothy Parkin-
son. OF Wellsville, Cache county, Utah,
whose genial countenance is greatly re-
quired by the Grand Jury OF this Judicial
district. The charge against the over
confiding Saint is unlawful cohabitation,
that arch offense of the Saints Of God.
Well, YOU would smile te hear a. j.
Kershaw, the old pump man OF this
county, being overtaken in Wyoming on
another charge OF unlawful cohabitation,
after all his solemn and sacred promises
OF obeying the law. Deputy Moss got
the old gent in good style, and he will be
| brought in shortly by Deputy MILESTONE,
| who is after the old sinner. 1t always |
! was a wonder why Mr.. Kershaw should |
throw himself liable to the more or less |
tender mercies OF the law. He certainly !
has had all the chances he could reason |
ably expect.
The DEMOCRAT is rising in public favor
more rapidly than all the Royal baking
powders in the world could do.
Mr.. j. Spargo's little girl is still very
i'll.
There will be u grand masquerade ball
Of the Grand Army OF the Republic on
November 18th.
Election returns from the county set
Elements come in slowly. Will advise
you OF full reports as soon as | get them
in.
On Wednesday morning, Adam Patter-
son, Patsey Healey and j. n. Hamblin
went north to look after their sheep in
terests, all OF them being greatly inter-
ested in the business OF the woolly race.
ID. q. Calder was in town on Wednes-
day with his little boy, arrayed in q
Scotch suit
c. b. Payson is the leading cigar man
ufacturer in town.
There was quite number OF bets on
the election. The Democrats came out
ahead.
The weather has been beautiful the
past few days.
This afternoon Adolph Schausenbach
was fixing up nice circle Of ornamental
flowers and shrubs on his premises near
the corner of Fourth and Spring streets.
The election excitement is dying away
gradually.
, The District Court opens on the 10Th
inst A good many will be caught in the
tolls.
On election day the brethren in Plain
City exhibited good deal OF their Church
spunk by3ntimidating the election officers
! and demanding aCcessto the official desk
= The officers, however, Moroni Skeen
being presiding Judge, managed to turn
the Mormon intruders off and show them
! the folly of their attempts as well as
1 the error OF their ways Of course, the
. Latter-day Saints have as much right to
vote as anybody else, but they must obey
- the laws.
{ The Mormon children had big time
on Tuesday, the Central school giving a
? holiday.
, ing from the mountains.
All excitement has vanished into the
:, evanescence of attenuated atmosphere.
: (Thats Johnsonan, eighteenth century,
I The Kindergarten establishment OF
!, Mrs Professor II. B. Lewis has started
u with fair prospects OF prosperity.
:. On Thanksgiving Day the Knights OF
" Pythias will dedicate their splendid new
,, hall. Particulars will be given in day
e or two.
- The DEMOCRAT can always be found at
" Giesy & Spargo's, near the corner Of
" Fifth street on Main.
g % r. j. Hill is having nice improvements
II com pleted at the rear OF his place OF bust
ness on Fifth street, where Moritz's Salt
:, Lake beer foams forth in freshness anC
70 flavor.
70 Collections are reported as Il good dea'
" easier than they have been for many
y. months past.
!, F. J. Kiesel d Co. are rushing business
ahead with an almost incredible alaCrity.
III, Theirs certainly is the leading business
~ house in Ogden.
:, Miss Nellie, the daughter OF Mr.. j
y. Spargo, is still "under the weather"
~, The Stars and Stripes were floating on
- the public buildings on Tuesday to show
u that it was election day. Uncle Billie
~ Davis had run up the colors in his we'll
:" known classical style.
~ There was not much, in fact there was
y" " no excitement in town over the election.
:" The people went to the polls quietly.
~, 20 The voters for John T. Game went as
y % lambs dragged to the shambles; the
n, Liberals marched up like the heroes
70 ~, OF Lexington and Bunker Hill. There
~ was no music out, the Ogden Brass Band
W, having gone to Pocatelo and Eagle Rock.
Il 1t was quite astonishing last Sunday to
!" see force OF men working at the depot
ic for the new building. The Mayor had
~ sanctioned it, and 50 it was all right
IN On Monday John Ledwidge celebrated
10 his birthday anniversary, his colleagues
i? OF the Western Union cOngratulatng him
is heartily and wishing him many happy
NJ returns OF the occasion
az Any one wishing to leave a notice ior
,e publication in the DEMOCRAT will please
"a deposit ii with Gesy & Spargo, the au-
as thorized agents OF the DEMOCRAT.
n From a friend we learn that, according
g to reliable Geographic returns, j. A,
n Toole, the Democratic candidate for Con-
IL gressional Delegate from Montana, car
70 ried Lewis and Clarke county by 800
1r majority, the capital OF the Territory,
=. Helena, giving him 39l majority.
n OGDEN Cry, Utah, Nov, 4, 1886.