Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-16
LOCAL JOTS.

How'll you bet?
Mary Anderson was born in Sacramento.
Ogden has the yellow flag and scarlet
fever.
N. V. Jones left town this morning in his
buggy.
Skipped by the Light of the Moon holds
the boards tonight.
st. Patrick's day in the morning, and
Geo--e Q.'s day also.
smalion and Galatea'' and .'As You
1t" will hold the boards here during
Mary Anderson's engagement.
\ report has gained some circulation in
the southern settlements that George @.
Cannon went south in a buggy about week
ooo.
The new bottle mandatory is getting
down to work in good earnest. orders for
several thousand pieces having been already
received.
1t seems to be the impression among some
That George Q. Cannon will endeavor to
waive examination and get his bonds re-
duced tomorrow.
DIR. Il A. Whitney has removed his dem.
tai Office from the Hooper q Eldridge build
ing to No. ", Second South street. oppo-
size tle II Rat ONCE.
The off =. Marshal Ireland was not at
tackled by q hob to-day, although many i'm
agined that the incendiary article in the
DeServt Ne,cs last night would lead to such a
result.
The 15-year-oid daughter OF Joseph F.
Smith, who persistentiy refused before the
Grand Jury yesterday. to answer any of the
questions relating to her mothers where
ahOntC finally nod @,1-o
fore Judge Zane.
All members of the Olympic gymnasium
are notified that there will be a special meet
ing at the hall at $50 TO night for the pur-
pose of incorporating the organization, and
an urgent request is extended every member
to be present on the occasion.
A number of prominent GentiIes met at
the Walker House last evening and appoint
ed II. n. Baskin to represent their interests
at Washington. Mr.. Baskin will start in a
day or two, and will favor legislation similar
to the Woodburn bill for Utah.
The Governor has not undergone any
change of opinion as to the fitness and in |
tegrlty OF his nominees, and shows this by |
re-appointlng the identical men If the Ma |
tlonal Administration had as perfect an idea |
OF things here and found it necessary to |
make the appointments for Utah over again, |
they could very proftably observe different |
rule.
The Shoshone Gdaho) Journal states that |
all the cut lumber at the Beaver Canyon,
Idaho, amounting probably to 100000 |
feet, was last week seized by the United |
States. There are six saw mills doing bust
ness there, owned by Stoddard, Hall Bros,
and several other Utah firms. The cause of
the seizure is the lumber was cut for export
out of the Territory in violation of the law
governing the public use of timber on the
lands
OF Carmen in Denver, the Ne,cs SAYS:
Minnie Hank is Carmen or Carmen is Minnie
Hank. One never thinks of the singer: only
OF the gypsy. Wicked, winning, beautiful.
she dresses the part exquisitely, her acting
is perfect, her singing always charming. It
IS great achievement in an actress or
singer to make the part of an evil person
the typical stage villain-so intense and
absorbing as to win reluctant sympathy
from an audience always willing to side with
the virtuous and abused. Mime. Hauk won
much applause and was heartily encored.