Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-14
LOCAL JOTS.

Tullidge's History of Salt Lake City wi
comprise about 1000 pages.
The Raymond forgery case was being in
vestigated by the Grand Jury to-day.
Thos. E. Taylor has been appointed Pub
lie Printer in the Legislature. Of course.
The ladies of ST. Marks Guild are prepar
ing for one of their periodical entertain
ments.
The appointment of Receiver Wallace ha
been confirmed by the Senate. What abou
Judge Powers?
This morning the interior of the Crane
Jury room and the hall leading to it re
minded one of April Conference.
When q member of the Legislator,
breaches on Sundays, is it proper to SPEAK
of such member as "Jack in the Pulpit?''
A number of boys who have taken liber
ties with neighbors' chicken rocsts were to
have appeared before Judge Speirs this af
ternoon.
The family of Apostle F. NJ Lyman have
been subp9naed to appear before the Grand
:. jury next Tuesday. Their place of residence
EgiouuSoele City.
hments. Jennings was reported as sinking yes.
Il lay, and his condition to-day is said to be
unimproved. His family remain with him
most of the time.
Tullidge's History of Salt Lake City will
be completed the latter part of this month,
although copies for subscribers will not be
ready for some weeks later.
1t was reported that Marshal Ireland's
corps of deputies were taking much
needed rest to-day. They have labored hard
and effectively during the past week.
The sale of seats for the Confusion per-
formances Friday evening and Saturday
matinee began this morning. The box Office
VIII be open again to morrow morning.
DR.. F. G. Nichols is still indisposed and
lncapacitated from doing the dental work
of his patrons. He hopes however, to be
able to attend to business in few DAYS.
Yesterday the Senate confirmed E. S. Car
son, of Texas, Indian Agent at the Ouray
Agency, Utah, and Hugh G. Wallace, Re-
ceIver OF Public Moneys at Salt Lake City.
A coming attraction at the Skating
Pavilion is the Young Ladies' Vassar Polo
Club. The party is en-route to San Fran
cisco, and appear in the largest cities only
Francis A. and Moroni Brown, who were
sentenced last summer for unlawful cohabi-
tation, at Ogden, were released from the
penltentiary yesterday. The former, ac-
cordlng to Major Peery's opinion, is the
coming man in Weber county.
d. j. Griffiths, the party who pleaded
guilty to the l.. and L. charge before Judge
Speirs, the other day, was seen in close con-
sultation this morning with Prosecuting At
torney Moyle and a reporter of the Deseret
Neics. 1t was not learned whether he re-
canted.
Street Supervisor Livingstone, who is a
resident of the Eleventh ward, was this
afternoon arrested by q. S. Deputy Marshal
Vandercook for unlawful cohabitation and
it was expected he would have hearing be-
fore Commissioner Mckay this afternoon.
Of course he will waive examination.
A gentleman resorted to novel mode of
collecting accounts this morning which took
him into the police court. He had become
disguised with dunning storekeeper for a |
small bill, and while in the store discovered
the money drawer open and helped himself |
to the amount. He explained, and the |
Judge excused.
The Territorial Asylum Board held a meet
ing at the Continental Hotel this morning, |
with Governor Murray, Judge Dusenbury, |
James Dunn and DR.. Pike present. The |
further consideration of their report which |
is TO be submitted before the Legislature,
constituted the business of the meeting, and |
an adjournment was taken till O'Clock this
evening.