Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-14
LOCAL JOTS.

"a Trip to Africa mt the Theatre to-
night.
Wells, Fargo q Co. to-day receievd base
bullion valued at $1,000.
Z. Il. Jones g. Co. to-day received lead and
silver ores amounting to S2,6S5
Dan O'Brian and w. Powers were fined
s. each in the Police this morning for being
drunk.
No silver or lead quotations had been re-
ceived by Wells Fargo q Co. up to the time
the DEMOCRAT went to press to-day.
Mccormick & Co. day received the fol-
lowing shipments: Hanauer bullion, $1,000;
Queen of the Hills ore, 81 $50; total, $3.50
A. F, Case, 745 f. Fourth South street, is
sole agent and manager for Utah, Idaho,
Montana and Arizona, for Fox's Sad Iron
Company of New York City, VIM. +. Shay,
president
The telegraph wires east of Omaha and
Kansas City have all been grounded by
storm. On this account our telegraphic
reports we're cut short. No particulars of the
storm have been received
The prospects are that there will be an
other large audience Mt the Theatre to-
night The new opera will most likely draw
out the largest audience yet and that the
entertainment will be an enjoyable one it
goes without saying.
Will the Territorial Democratic Commit
tee call convention and nominate a candi-
date for the Utah seat in Congress, or will
it, by its inaction, recognize the Mormon
delegate as the standard bearer of the loyal
Democrats of Utah?
No such disgrace was ever inflicted upon
an individual by Il Gaming as will be inflicted
upon the Democracy of Utah by the Caineing
it will receive Mt the coming election, unless
it is averted by prompt action upon the part
of the Territorial Democratic Committee.
Anent the coming attractions at the
Theatre are the Home Dramatic Company,
who play on the nights of the 22d and 23d;
Days Vacation Company, on the 18th and
18th: Osmond Tearle, on the 4th, 9TH and 9th
of November. Sol Smith Russell. on Nov
vember 9th and 10TH
No further developments have yet been
made in the matter of the Identification of
the body found on the shore of Salt Lake n
couple of days ago, Mr.. Al. Hyams went to
Tooele to-day. and will return on this even
ing's train. Mr.. Cohn states that he as well
as all his friends are satisfied that the re-
mains are those of Mr. Farmer but the only
thing now is to satisfy the public on the
point. This will be done by the examina-
ton of the filings in the teeth, which will
he made by DR.. Chapman rs soon rs he
returns from Evanston.
Messrs. Henry Dinwoodey and Herbert
Pembroke are going to construct Il good
solid building on the site of the old Coalter
u Snelgrove store. The work of excavation
is now in progress and the building will be
completed on short order. There is also
some talk of tearing down the Dryer and
Pembroke stores and putting fre-proof
buildings i'll their places. The latter is
especially badly damaged, and any attempt
at repairing it would be folly. The site of
these stores is an excellent one and solid
buildings would be sure to paw
Read Coffee Johns new adj in to-day's
DEMOCRAT. His arrangements for the ship
ping of OYSTERS Holsters, crabs etc., and all
kinds of salt water fish are such that he can
furnish them fresh at unusually low rates.
He supplies large number of outside deal
ers in this and adjoining States and Terri
tories and his business is increasing to such
an extent that he is sure to be we'll rewarded
for his industry and enterprise. His oysters
are of the best quality that can be procured
in the East, and are so packed that they ar
rive here as fresh and luscious as when lust
taken from the shell. He does his own can
ming and his oysters are received by his out
side customers in better condition than any
Others in the market.
The reception rendered at the Nj. Il.
Church last evening to Mrs. A. +. Newman
WAS most successful affair, attended by a
large concourse of the lady's personal friends
and acquaintance and of her admirers in
general The welcome address was made by
the Rev. Mr. Carroll, who spoke in high
terms of the work the lady had done for the
good of Utah. Mrs. Ferry then addressed
the assemblage and she was followed by
His Excellency Governor West. Mr.. West
made an earnest speech in which the good
work of Mrs. Newman and her co-workers
were paid many high compliments. Mrs.
Newman then made an appropriate reply, in
which she thanked those present for the
honor shown her. After few further re-
marks by Mr.. Carroll the meeting broke into
general hand-shake, and the reception
ended most happily.