Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-02
LOCAL JOTS.

The Ministries at the Theatre tonight.
Mapleson's opera company will give '.Car
men" here on the 18th.
Diphtheria has taken another start in
town, some four or five cases having been
reported.
The Court No. 1857, Ancient Order of For.
esters give a select social party in the EN-.
porium Hall tomorrow evening
A part of the old Constitution Building is
being renovated and almost rebuilt for John
Z. Cutler d. Bro wooden goods business.
Captain Ransford Smith, who was recently
appointed Assistant U. S. District ATTORNEY
for Ogden and Provo, is in the latter town
in attendance at court.
The business of T. A. Cooper. the West
Jordan polygamist, who is to be sentenced
next week, was placed in the hands of an
assignee this morning.
Jake Moritz in his recent visit to the East
purchased complete steam apparatus for
the new bottllng works, and also a supply of
extraordinarily large casks for the brewery.
Cards are out for the marriage of Rev. S.
Z. Lasater, of Tooele, and Miss Regina A.
Halvorsen, of Forest City, Iowa, at S75 E
Ihlrd South street, this evening at 7:30
O'Clock.
The House took an intermission of ten
minutes to-day to more fully appreciate the
serenade of the Minstrel silver band. This
was the only interesting item in to-day's
Legislative proceedings.
1t has not been determined what pieces
Mary Anderson will appear in here, March
3Oth, 3lst and April LIST. 1t is pretty certain
that Romeo and Juliet" and "Pygmalion
and Galatea" will be given.
rha lo,,@&
ported that the Walker Bros, of Salt Lake,
will build 60-stamp mill at Walkeryille for
the purpose of working the output of their
individual mines in that locality.
One of the boys employed at the Utah
Soap Manufacturing Company's works,
while adjusting the stamp this morning, met
with an accident which cut off one finger and
badly bruised his hand. DR.. Benedict was
summoned.
Martin Hogan, the principal tenor of the |
McNlsh, johnson d Slavin Minstrels, is also |
musical composer, one of his recent pro- \
auctions, Sweet Chimes of the River Lee" |
being one of the most popular of the several |
ballads sung by the company. 1t will be |
given tonight
Coffee John is again spreading out by ex-
tending the north part of his premises some
distance farther back, raising the ceiling
d
additional room will be utilized for bakery
and confectionery mandatory, which new
industries Will be started up upon the ar
rival from New York of a first-class baker
and confectionery
John w. Smell, who was to have received
sentence this morning, asked, through his
attorneys, for two weeks more time He
represented that he was greatly in debt and
desired to settle up his business in a way to
meet his obligations. Mr.. Dickson thought
the gentleman had already been granted
another week allowed, and the court SO |
ruled.
The ladies of the Woman's Home Mis-
slonary Society gave delightful entertain '
ment In the parlors of the Methodist Church
last evening, at which an interesting lit !.
erary programme was rendered and enioy- 1
able refreshments served. The feature of ; 8
the evening was the presentation to Rev. Mr..
Lift of an elegant fancy quilt, which the {
LADIES' of the society had made at consider
able labor and expense
The Conklin Sampling Works is the name
OF new incorporation which filed its
articles yesterday, and which succeeds the =
I'D and popular firm of j. G. Conklin d Co. \
The officers of the company and those who a
ave subscribed for most of the stock are:
/. Z. Conklin, president; B. G. Raybould, il
ice-president; F. o. Horn, treasurer and $
general manager; b. C. Conklin, secretary, $
nd w. h. Pollock, superintendent. The y
ompany Will operate the sampling mill +
run by j. c. Conklin & Co.
The Rev. Mr.. Armstrong was made the !,
lctim Sunday night of a most daring rob-
'ery, III which the thief got off with a valua-
lie fob and charm which had been attached II
0 the gentleman's watch guard. The rob- CT
er feigned intoxication, and when stacger- in
ng past MIR. Armstrong made grab for his a
watch and chain, but in the confusion re- n,
ultlng from good shoulder stroke deliy- W
red on the thlef's face, he ran off with only :"
ne fob and charm. The charm is highly
rlzed by the owner. who offers a reward of
% for its return