Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-09-11
LOCAL JOTS.

Salt Lake IL to have Bohemian club.
Coles circus on the 23d and oath insts.
To-day has been rather dull for Saturday
The Third District Court opens on Mon
day next.
The weather still grows warmer, and it il
quite pleasant.
j. II. Bennett and wife arrived from Den
yer last evening.
Saints and Sinners" at the Theatre on
Monday evening.
The exact sum Melted by the Fats and
Leans for the Day Nursery was $106.
The Grand Jury for the September term
will be impaneled on Monday morning
The smuggling match between LANCE and
Slattery at the Opera House this evening.
Held's band gives an open air concert at
the Deseret Bank ocrner this evening.
The usual number of united teams and
street campers we're visible on our avenues
to-day.
The plot for another amateur base ball
game is being laid. Full particulars will
be given later.
The bathing season is about drawing to
close, although few people still go to the
resorts each day.
Marshal Dyer is now concentrating his
forces in Utah county. This vicinity has
had quite rest of late.
The children of the Baptist Sunday schoo
of this city are having a delightful picnic
at Liberty Park to-day.
l.. M. Bennett, the superintendent of the
Pullman Palace Car Company at Omaha,
arrived here last evening.
The engagement of the Palmer Company
promises to be one of the most successful
that our public has enjoyed in years.
John Powell, William Bennett and Samuel
+. PRESCOTT three plain DRINKS, pleaded
guilty in the Police Court this morning and
were fined So each.
Ike Squires was given thirty days for va
grancy in the Police Court this afternoon.
At the time of his sentence he was strug-
Cling with bad case of ID. l..
The base metal and ore output for the
week ending Saturday, September 18th, was
as follows 30 cars of bullion, 724, 766
pounds; cars of copper ore, 1910; total
30 cars, SOoO76 pounds.
The game of base ball played by the Ma
tionals and Cottonwoods at Washington
Square yesterday afternoon was good one. |
Some excellent work was done on either side, |
and the country boys showed that with suf-
ticient practice they would make a good
u
Nationals.
The hotel, bath house and outbuildings at
Skaters Hot Springs, few miles north of
Ogden, were consumed by fire early yester-
day morning. Although there were great
number of people in the house at the time,
all escaped uninjured. The less is about
$4,000, about half of which is covered by in
surance. Mr.. Slater expects to rebuild Mt
once.
The Bullion-Beck Mining Company yes
terday purchased from Mr.. De Preson |
the Emma mine property, which joins the |
Bullion-Beck claim at Eureka, Utah. The |
mine was bonded by Mr. Beck some eight |
months ago and thus secured against pur- |
chase by the Eureka Hill people, who, It is |
said, were very anxious to get hold of it. |
The price paid for the property was $4,000.
The Rev. DIR. Leonard, of Salt Lake City,
General Superintendent of the American |
Home Missionary Society, for Utah, Wy
oming, Montana and Idaho, will visit
Ketchum this week, and preach in Union
Church next Sunday, morning and evening.
At the evening service there will be exercises
by the children of the Sunday school and
appropriate selections by the choir. The
public is cordially invited to attend
Ketchum Bulletin.
The following from the Siluer State ex-
plains the recent delay in the arrival of the |
West arrived Wednesday at O'Clock p. M,
five and half hours late. The big boat at |
Benicia is blocked by an engine going into |
the bay at Port Costa, SO the train has to
come by way Of Stockton, causing the delay. |
Then it was delayed again by the engine on
No. going off misplaced switch at Tam
arack. Engine 68 lies bottom side up clear
below the track, and it will take big lifting
to get her up.
Members of the bar and their wives, with |
representatives of the press, assembled at |
the hospitable residence of Judge p. II. |
Emerson last night for the purpose of meet
ing and becoming acquainted with Judge |
Henderson and wife, who have come to re-
side in Ogden. Judge and Mrs. Emerson
received and introduced the visitors, who
were royalty entertained during the evening
and made to feel at home. The time passed |
pleasantly in social conversation, and at a
seasonable hour the guests departed for
their several homes, feeling that it was good
to have been there.--Ogden Ne,oS, 10th.
A gentleman of Salt Lake has Just re-
turned to that CITY from st. George. While
there he overheard a conversation among
the Saints. One of them said: "Broth-
what we ought to do. We ought
TO provide ourselves, all of us, with
suits of that same striped flannel which our
brothers have to wear in the penitentiary,
and we ought to all wear them, to show our
contempt for the Government of the United |
States" There is no doubt but what the
brother who made the remark is a strict !
oonstructionist, so far as the Constitution is
concerned, but he draws the line on the