Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-12-10
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o,ogy Dec. 0.-Tuesday night Their
VcDy yery pleasant progressive eucher
vas W W The hospitable and elegant resi-
parry Of Of Mr. and Mrs j. @. Armstrong
w. :, Rosch, of San Francisco, was {
,d d@' at the Broom to-day
a, Thursday night there was pleas
n On i It, NJ fhe Pleasant Hours Club
an ~ Moved ir themselves greatly.
,c., 1oaie Gamble, u popular former
M ,isOt If ogden, has come in from hel
ftslaSSm nme in Carter to pay visit to hel
4 lister,
r.,ost s Penrose, son OF the absent
NJ hi''1 Observation-Disclosures OF the official
che, Of John Taylor's Church, was
os snnd town to-day peddling books.
n,ouis Fletcher, brother of John
r,l yViI Of this city, arrived from Puget
i! mJ Tuesday night. He leaves for
S [a plr,minion on Thursday morning.
- W Y. Helfrich's hospitable resi-
Az there was Il most delightful pro.
mS.siye euchre party last night. In
naing the winners of the first prizes
Ian o7 the boobies would likely be jeal-
or.
r,mos Horrocks Created Il good deal of
si IN conrt in the McDermit case, when
l'' .n =" ont that he "denied the ale
h r6on" The prosecution thought the
..noss was not fit to testify. Still the
.n vent on. l.. X. Rogers acting for the
q 1 a% and Ogden Hiles for the prose
a cltiOn.
Depnties Steel and McLennan, like all
,,bar mortals, are fated to a drop Of
+ u,r,mwood now and then, in the chalice
\ their happiness. They secured all
tIiooneryile on Tuesday, armed with
'rbnpnas for certain witnesses in the
,.aof II. w. Manning, indicted for UNI
'rirl cohabtation. But the brethren
4 ,rdssters wanted were out
The Liberal Club, whose patriotic
4 sF1rts in the city election OF 1888 came
4 Ttbn an inch of being crowned with
q .r,cass is on deck again with renewed
tDergy and largely increased forces. The
law committee is composed OF j. w.
President; d. Thorburn, Vice
4 President; A. X. Haywood, Secretary;
sDd W. V. Helfrich, Treasurer most
Excellent team at the head OF u chariot
4 n triumph, as next February will show.
Headquarters have been opened over
4 Snyder K Burts store, on the west side
Main street, near Fourth, where the
EOrk Of the liberalization of Ogden will
4 h conducted and pushed with unremit-
! linz zeal and that wise circumspection
q Which is certain to insure victory in less
Man two months from now.
II On Wednesday evening the FL Monte
#[onmandery of Ogden started on what
hope and believe will prove to be
b 5ng lease Of life. Eminent Sir John S.
SOt assisted by other Grand Officers,
onsttuted the Commandery, the officials
which are: Sir Phillip II. Emerson,
I'd G.; Sir II. r. Snyder, General j f..
8 EWidge, Captain General; Sir Samuel
nsworth Prelate Sir A. II. Haywood,
enOr Warden; Sir G. b. Payson, Junior
Earlen; Sir II. a. Lindlay, Recorder;
rW. n. Schilling, Treasurer; Sir John
Lewis, Standard Bearer; Sir j. ID.
rnahan, Sword Bearer; Sir A. G.
Emerson, Warder, and Sir j. f.. Brown,
ESntinel. The installation OF the officers
/ Kas followed by brilliant banquet and
ball, which constituted most enjoyable
social affair, long to be remembered.
PROvo Dec. 1.-The plaintiff got $20,-
OOO damages in the Third District Court
In In al nlt hi
Pacific.
The latest society event is the mar
Rage OF Miss Alta Conovcr to Mr.. n. j.
Strong, OF this city.
A farmer in this neighborhood has re-
sred letter from Arizona in which it
stated that wheat is all mp and grow
hgnicely,
The mystery surrounding the murder
y the Chinaman found on the bench
pear Pennington on Wednesday, remains
impenetrable.
LOGAN, Dec, 9.-The Temple il run
hIngat full blast The elect 20 in singly
+ PM come out doubled up more or less.
4 The roads hereabouts are in u disgust.
4 lhs condition, and almost impossible.
4 The funeral OF Mrs. Genie Thatcher
A sFhcer was held here yesterday in the
iaOernace. 1t was attended by vast
soncourSe OF people all of whom extended
ueL heartfelt sympathy to the grief
sfICEen parents. The remains were in.
lrIred in the Logan cemetery.
Colorado.
4 urSSISoN, Dec. 9. j, NJ. Rick
Tvs Is having good time in Europe with
3 ps $4,000 windfall.
q llatt Arch is engaged in organizing a
& iegntng company for hauling ore from
P'Fh over Maroon Pass TO Gunnison.
lF, Richardson returned Yesterday
puLl The Colorado 4 Utah surveying
& fA.y, heId work for the winter having
peen abandoned.
Inc snow-shoe club OF Gnnnison is in
q prosperous condition.
& county Judge L. Il. Colburn has just
PRIOR, Mich.
. .ae iomchi Valley smelter continues
n 'aIy shipments OF bullion. The aver
'S'"o'Iy shipment is %, 900 pounds,
Montana.
-, TIE, Dee. 9.-The festive railroa
25iaE E paid off Saturday night and ha,
'nIHh old time.
s m,, ana Mrs. Wilkerson suffered II sa
hi tUr,Sement this week in the loss Of ~
Gieo'gG Iltschen has struck oil. Iii
+ NI"n5,' the Custer on Boulder, has d,
y byaP line ore body on the 2SO-foo
Il ,r,,n H. Conrad and j. b. Barnaby hav