Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-08
LOCAL JOTS.

LUCAL JVlS.
The Mexican Typical Orchestra at tn
Theatre tonight.
The Grand Jury met and adjourned thi
morning without doing any business.
Wells, Fargo q Co to-day received ship
ments of base bullion valued at 81 $3.50.
Alfred Best was brought up from the pen
itentiary this morning and set at liberty
Next.
One hundred and ten passengers passe,
through Salt Lake from San Francisco thi
morning.
The Careless Opera Company's season be-
gins on Friday evening with the ''Pirates O
Penzance."
George d. Douall, of this city, was admit
ted to citizenship this morning in Judg,
Zane's court.
Next Friday is the day on which the legis
lators are supposed to see their shadows anG
take to their holes.
Only the minute clerks and ushers out OF
the numerous appurtenances of the Legisla.
ture are provided for from Territorial funds
A family in the Seventh ward lost child
from dlphtherla this morning, and several
more of the children are down with the dis
ease.
The Knights of st. Denis will give a
grand calico ball next Thursday evening at
Olympic Hall, which will be the last of their
series.
The Skating Pavilion was crowded Satur-
day night, and roller revival seems to have
taken place. Several attractions are adyer-
tised this week.
The chaplain of the House this morning
I'M int &l,a ELL
'Oh, Lord, help and strengthen us to do our
duty, pay or no pay"
The case of George w. Oglesby VS.. Daniel
Dunno was nonsuited in court to-day,
through the failure of the plaintiff to be
present or represented.
Geo. S. Bailey and John Crocker were ar
rested yesterday and are both detained in
the city jail awaiting trial for drunkenness
and disorderly conduct.
Mccormick q Co. to-day received Hanauer
bullion, $3.50; Pascoe bullion, $1,000:
Stormont bullion, $1,000; silver and lead
ores, $4,000; total value, $23,04O.
The case of diphtheria in the Fisher fam
lily, In the Tenth ward, terminated fatally
yesterday morning. The child had severe
attack and was carried off quickly.
The Southern Utah Times says: Bradshaw
and Lincoln districts keep up their lick,
SO that although Beaver county is COMPARE
lively quiet, she is producing pretty well and
preparing for year of prosperity.
The funeral services over the remains of
the late Janet Sharp took place in the TWEEN
tieth ward meeting house, yesterday. The
deceased lady's husband is Adam Sharp.
formerly of this city, and brother of Bishop
John Sharp.
That unfortunate team of Charlotte
Smiths has again been dragged into court. |
The lady began suit in Justice Pyper's conrt !
to-day to recover $3.50 from Marshal Ireland |
and s. @. Pancake, under whose direction |
the team was sold at auction some weeks |
ago.
Judgment for $500 and interest was given |
Mrs. j. w. Macintosh this morning in
court, IN her suit against G. p. Young ex-
ecutrlx of b. L. Young's estate. Mrs. Mack
lntosh brought suit on q promissory note
when she was known here as Mrs. Lizzie Y.
Brown.
One of the most popular stations on the
underground" is the Herald editorial sane
tum. A. nj. Musser is said to spend much of
his time there, helping the editor to grind
out abusive articles on the penitentiary.
Musser may be required to eat some more of
that Shrinking meat" ere long.
Harry World was busying himself in the
Marshal's Office to-day telephoning around
to get his bonds renewed. He had not sue
ceeded at late hour this afternoon. The
renewal of the bonds was made necessary
on account of the withdrawal of Mr. ]. O.
Leavltt as one of the sureties.
The Herald published in its issue of yes-
terday card from George Romney and four ,
or hve other Mormon inmates of the peni-
Tertiary, endorsing John Nicholson's letter \
III reference to the good management of the
penitentiary, and protesting againt the g
HerdtdS unwarranted abuse of that institu- q
tion. =
The Rev. Mr.. Lamb, whose lectures on r
the fundamentally of the Book of Nor !;
mon" last spring created so much interest.
is preparing the material for another series Y
TO apply to the ancient antiquities of this u
continent. Mr.. Lamb thinks he has some a
thing that will effectualiy crush the evidence n
taken from these antiquities to substantiate 7
the merits of the book. .
The Odd Fellows will give the third of V
their series of balls in the Odd Fellows Hail u
next Wednesday evening. The commodious q
lodge room is now receiving an elegant rem
ovation by j. T. Keats, and the walls and
ceiling Will present an entirely changed and
most pleasing effect by the night of the bali.
No more pleasant evenings are spent than
on the occasions of these popular parties. h
The collection of exhibits forwarded to 8
The New Orleans Exposition BY the colored r.
people of Utah, and which, it will be remem- &c
Dered, were brought back last July and held al
IN return freight bill, has Just been re- s;
eased through the efforts of Mr. T. II. Grice. 10
Who superintendent the collection to New
orleans. The release has been secured with -.
'ut any cost to the individual exhibitors. :"
Who, of course, are glad to get their samples &C
rack, as each exhibit represents much work, d:
roubleN and considerable ingenuity. The ps
hanks of the colored people are due Messrs. la
Nash and Cope for their interest in the to
natter.
Having ascertained that the desperate
ohm Smith is not very responsible afiant.
he Herald now proceeds to dish up an old
edition. and protest indited by A. NJ. Musssr
nd sent to the Marshal and Warden by the ic,
,orst of the lowest convicts. The Herald ay
lille acknowledging that no Mormon signed N
be protest, which made reference to stink T In
lg meat, etc., still insists that it is better Ls
violence than the affidavits of Messrs. II. b. Lao
lawson, j. G. Watson, George Romney,
ohn Nicholson and others. 1t is not very
supplementary to these gentlemen to have
leir testimony go down before the state :
ents of the highway robber Smith and w
hers of his kind. loy