Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-27
LOCAL JOTS.


Lead has again reached $3.50 per hundred
in New York.
The ore shipments from Southern Utah
are rapidly improving.
II. II. Pearson, proprietor of the Baldwin
Hotel, San Francisco, IL in town.
The case of Isaac johnson vs. Henry COIN
occupied the Courts attention to-day.
The Yum Yum party in the Congregational
Church last evening was very enjoyable
affair.
Wells, Fargo g. Co. to-day received ship
ments of ore, $4,000. base bullion, Sl,b6O;
total value, S4,560.
Mccormick & Co. to-day received Hanauer
bullion. SO $50; silver and lead ores, 81, 26O:
total value, $3.50.
1t is said that the Grand Jury has made
out case of polygamy against II. Il. Taylor,
of the Deseret Ne,Us.
Lead on! I'll follow thee, though hell
itself should gape.-Exit j. III. Ridges, with
George q. reckoning III the distance.
The weekly report of ore and bullion ship
ments is twenty zone cars of bullion, 500, 459
pounds; two cars of ore, G0,250 pounds.
Thirty days stay of proceedings has been
granted Hugh Anderson for preparation for
an appeal in his case with Owen Hogle.
Colonel S. A. Merritt has the call for
Governor to-day and McClernand for Com
observation-disclosures Washington Special.
The Opera House and Theatre orchestras
will combine on the occasion of Willard
Weihes benefit concert, next Friday even
ing.
Joseph Hugg, for many months a patient
Mt St. Marv's Hospital died yesterday of
lung disease. His remains will be forwarded
to Ottawa, Canada.
The Grand Jury made out four indict-
ments against John Bergen, and yet he pro-
tested his innocence with n Henry W. Nais-
bIt-sort-of-emphasis.
Some fine mining property has recently
been located near bennington by number
of Salt Lakers. They have been getting
their work in very quickly.
Most of the Australian tourists who ar
rived yesterday concluded not to remain
over Sunday, owing to the disagreeable
weather. and left on to-day's train.
The Grand Jury to-day reported four in
dictments found under the laws of the
United States: They are supposed to be all
four against John Bergen, the tailor.
The Butte Inter-Mountain says: Dealers
in fowls complain of the scarcity of "spring'
chickens at their base of supplies in the
East. Now is the time for Utah Mormons
to send up their forty-niners.
Mayor Armstrong and Marshal Solomon
were summoned before the Grand Jury this
morning to answer few questions in regarc
to the filth and cesspools i'll the city. They
may also be Intercepted about the existing
knot-holes
Joseph II. Deans examination before
Commissioner Mckay yesterday Afternoon
demonstrated that he was just about as in
nocent of unlawful cohabitation rs Henry
w. Naisbitt. The court will have the surest
kind of n case against him.
Junius Young d Co. have made photos o.
sixty-four of the penitentiary conyicts, ant
will complete the work of taking the rest il
a few days. The rising Young artist Hyrun
Groesbeck manipulated the camera, and
was noticed by gentleman on the guart
walls to handle the instrument with grea
skill.
Ex-Alderman Dean, during the past yeal
or two, is said to have almost depopulated
the ward Sunday school and Improvement
Association with his persistent and fanatica
advocacy of polygamy. Some of the young
ladies became frightened OFF in the fear that
his Soomon-like inclinations might make il
embarrassing for them.
John Bergen's first wife, when asked by
Deputy Franks, yesterday, where her hus
band was, answered: "Oh, he don't sta,
with me any longer; he stays with his othe
two women;'' and she here pointed t.
another suite of rooms in the house, and in
formed the deputy that the doors connect
ing the apartments were none of then
locked.
"Strictly Business" was given to very
light house at the Theatre last evening. Al
the brass mounted American drummer
Bishop is seen at his best, and by compari
son with the rest of the company is bril-
liant. The play itself is one of the best o
its kind, with situations capable of drawing
out the best comedy talent 1t will be re
peated tonight.
The Grand Jury is evidently covering
much ground as possible in their recent in
QUESTIONS. To-day they found four indict
ments against Stanley Taylor, the hac
driver, four against John Bergen, the tailor
and three against Il. II. Taylor, of tn
Deseret Nelos. Stanley Taylor furnishes
four bonds of $3.50 each, Thomas Dobsol
and ID. l.. Davis becoming the sureties.
A. A. Ridges, the ornamental usher of tn
late lamented Legislative Council, and
half-brother to eX-Alderman Deans under
ground wife, had the patent answer read
yesterday for every one of Mr.. Dickson
his case there is not much room for censurI
for he comes as near as it is possible for
human being to approach to knowing moth
ing.
The latest specimen of the Herald
characteristic interviewing is seen i'll a hal
column chat with the semi-demented Bun
tom former guard at the penitentiary
Burton convinced the officers around MAJ
shall Ireland's office Thursday that he
more than "half-cracked" by telling u sobe
story of his shooting two of the prisoner
who attempted to escape from the peniteI
tiary the other day He swore he had kiile,
two of them, and stuffed the boys with 10
more nonsense. He has been stuffing I'll
Herald man, apparently.