Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-11-30
LOCAL JOTS.

We are to have another long rest in
things theatrical
Wells, Fargo & Co. to-day received base
bullion valued at $1,000.
The December 81. Nicholas is out, full of
precious tid-bits for the children.
Church people are looking forward anx-
iously to the coming Christmas market.
Mccormick g. Co. to-day received Hanauer
bullion, $3.50; Queen of the Hills $2,475.
Total, S5,O25.
The case of W. .. Reddon vs.. the U. p.
Ry. Company is still in progress in the
Third District Court.
The ice is quite good on the Hot Springs
lake, and the organization of skating par
ties has already begun.
What a pity that the search of Joseph Il.
Taylor's house was not more successful!
He'd be perfect companion piece for An
gus.
Miss Teasdel gave most enjoyable tea
party to n number of her lady friends at
her home on South Temple street, last
evening.
There will be meeting of the Loyal
League at the Federal courtroom at 8 o o'clock
this evening. A full attendance is requested,
rs business of Importance will come before
the League.
A man named Barbee fell in a fit in front
of the White House at about IL o'clock this
morning He was carried into the hotel by
Proprietor Podlech, and had soon 80 far
recovered rs to be able to go home.
Work has been recommended on the Fort
Douglas Rock Railway. Grading was be-
gun yesterday near the Salt Lake Brewery,
the present eastern terminus and will be
pushed rapidly toward Red Butte Canyon.
John w. Young, son of Brigham, is in
New York, it is supposed on a mission to
form syndicate to purchase all Mormon
property in Utah, with the design of trans
ferring Mormondom to Mexico.-S. r. Post.
The handsomest delivery wagon that has
ever graced our streets is the one sported by
the Morton Enterprise Company, for the
transportation of goods from the Arnold
Cooker and Coffee Pot Company. 1t is n
beauty.
Appolos briggs WAS arragned in the Third
District Court this afternoon on the charge
of unlawful cohabitation, the indictment
of not guilty, evidently intending to takethe
penalty.
In the case of the Societc DIES Mines
d'Argent vs.. Richard Macintosh, Judge
Zane to-day rendered judgment in favor of
the defendant. The plaintiff was allowed
sixty days in which to prepare a notice, etc. :.
for new trial
The Harmony Club ball to be given at the
Theatre tonight promises to be one of the
pleasantest affairs of the kind that the sea
son will afford. grand supper will be pre-.
pared by the Ladies' General Aid Society
and the entire proceeds of the affair will be
devoted to charitable purposes. 1t should
be we'll attended.
Cbarlaa Rurnaaa tba niobt ,vo,obn,o, an,
First South between Main and First West
streets, was arrested to-day on the charge
of unlawful cohabitation Both the alleged
wives were subp9naed, and it is thought
that there will be little or no trouble in max
ing out n case. Burgess went before Judge
Mckay and gave bonds in the sum of 81 900
for his appearance at 2 p. m. tomorrow for
examination. IL. s. Hills and Il. W. Jen-
nings became sureties.
Apparent activity has begun in the Horn
Silver mine and in strong contrast with the
past keep-your- policy miners
seem to be permitted to shoot off their
mouths in public places relative to the past,
present and future of the Horn. Work is
being vigorously prosecuted in the upper
levels apparently near to the cave. One in
formant states that large quantities of $50
black, honey-comb ore are being slowed in
the drifts and that good shipments are
likely to be begun before long. Anew board
ing house has replaced the old one.-South-
ern Utah Times.
Yesterdays Ne,OS has a telegram from
Kanab, under date of the 29th. which reads
as follows: Yesterday, about 4:30 p. M,
MILFORD II. Halliday shot and killed Joseph
Dodson at this place. Halliday went to
Dobson's house and found him asleep on
the bed, and fired, the first shot passing
through his shoulder. Dobson arose and
Halliday. again shot him through the head,
killing him instantly. Halliday gave him
self up to the officers and is held in custody
The cause of the shooting was that Dobson
had committed adultery with Haliday's
wife while he (Halliday) was in the Utah
penitentiary, from which he was pardoned
few months ago.
No better instance can be found of the
Judgment that will fall upon a brother who
lacks faith than in the case of Angus Can
non. During the summer months, when
Angus was needlessly hiding from his own
shadow, the DEMOCRAT took pains to inform
him that he was not wanted by The law.
Had he come out in the open daylight at
that time he would never have been sus-
pected of another infringement, but he
lacked faith and went on his skulking
course. A few months afterward com
plant was sworn out against him, and he
now finds the gates of the Pen open to re-
ceive him. Woe unto him who hath not
faith.