Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-09
LOCAL .JOTS.

The Territorial Supreme Court convenes
next Monday morning.
One new case of diphtheria is reported by
the quarantine physician.
The d. q r. G. will run Sunday train to
the lake, leaving at o'clock.
The Third District Court this morning
adjourned over till the 23d inst.
The Salt Lake City Brewery Company be-
gan harvesting its ice crop to-day.
The L. and L. case against j. w. Farrell
was dismissed by Judge Zane this morning.
Next.
William Morgan, of Utah county, was
this morning admitted to citizenship in
Judge Zane's Court.
The report of the Board of the Territorial
Insane Asylum will be submitted in the
Legislature next week.
The special train to the Hot Springs Lake
this morning carried about 40 passengers,
including the brass band.
The Rev. Mr.. Lamb will succeed to the
duties of the Rev. De Witt until some fur
ther appointment is made.
Mccormick d Co. to-day received one car
of Hanauer bullion, s., 800, and Crescent ore,
$1,000; total value, $4,000.
Wells, Fargo d Co. received to-day one bar
of Vienna bullion, 81 800, and fine bars ST.
4l7.45; total value, $19,2l7.45.
Don M. Dickinson says there is no doubt
whatever but the nomination of o. w.
Powers will be confirmed by the Senate
From the crowded appearance of the
streets, one might almost infer that the
Legislators had brought their families with
them.
The Milan Opera Company has cancelled
dates with the Salt Lake Theatre manage
ment, and will not appear further West than
Denver.
Douris Adams was yesterday appointed
guardian for Miriam G. and Phoebe l.. Ad-
ans, minor heirs of the estate of Barnabas
Adams, deceased.
brass band was out this morning adver-
Using the ball at the Hot Springs Lake. and
1T is expected the usual number of runaways
will be the result.
Quite number of the legislators have
already arrived, and it is expected that
very full attendance will mark the opening
OF the assemblage.
Trains from the East continue to arrive
behind time, owing to the heavy SHOWS along
the line. The U. p. reached Ogden over an
hour late last evening.
The shipments of ore and bullion for the
week ending to-day were eighteen car loads
of bullion, All ,905 pounds; and eighteen car
loads of ore, 565, 800 pounds.
An inventory of the stock of II. Boehler's
assigned business was being taken to-day. |
The exact showing of resources will not have |
been ascertained before Monday. |
Secretary Thomas was busily engaged to-
day IN experimenting the preparations in
the Legislative chambers which are being
made for the convenience of his offices
there.
1t is probable that the Grand jury found
an Indictment against S. F. Ball yesterday,
as the witnesses were all subpnnaed to ap-
pear at the February term of court, and the
alleged polygamous wife was required to
give bonds.
1t is expected that to-night's game will
complete the billiard tournament. If Arthur
wins the result is final, and there was some
talk of dividing the purse in the event of a
tie. which will result if Engler should win
to-night's game.
The new Edmunds bill passed the Senate
Yesterday, and was supported by much
heavier vote than the bill received at the
asst sitting OF Congress, when. excepting as
% few immaterial changes, the same meas
Tres were voted on by the Senate. /,
The report of Mr.. Borland's application ,
cached the DEMOCRAT from what we think .
unquestionably good authority. If the .
Tribune is really laundering to learn the
ource we can accommodate it, although we
you'd prefer not to make the matter public
Seventy skaters went out on the 2 O'Clock
rain this afternoon, making a total of some a
no by rail besides the great number who
vent IN private conveyances. The railway I
>~,rr,a
clock special as long as the skating lasts, !,
in turn. L