Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-22
LOCAL JOTS.

Friday, April I'd, has been named as the
date of Willard Weihe's grand concert.
Joe Cottle is down from Butte City, where
he has become one of the prominent business
men.
The Hebrews give their grand ball and
supper tonight under the auspices of the
Excelsior Club.
Mccormick & Co. to-day received Hanauer
bullion, $500; silver and lead ores, 81, 400;
total value, S1S,110.
Fred Clawson, who has been studying
dentistry in New York for several months,
returned last evening.
Henry Dinwoodey will be released from
the Penitentiary tomorrow long enough to
attend his wife's funeral.
The Fort Douglas band will furnish he
music at the ovation to Governor Murray at
the Opera House tonight.
Old Sol crosses the line to-day. George
q. is said to have crossed the line last week,
and may be now in Mexico.
A big crowd went out to the Hot Springs
yesterday, and the ID. IL II. G. company found
1t necessary to put on an extra car.
Jimmie Hogle will not leave Salt Lake to
locate in New York, as stated by some con-
temporary. He will remain in Zion.
A subscription purse IL being made up Tor
Governor Murray, and is receiving n favor
able response from all who are solicited.
correspondent writing from Silver Reef
states that it is understood that George Q.
Cannon passed down that way ten days
ago.
Won't Hannah Il. King or Orson +. Whit
ney write poem of gush on the retiring
Governor? 1t might help the Tribune out n
little.
The funeral services of Mrs. Ellen Din
woodey will be held in the Seventh ward
meeting house ut IL o'clock tomorrow
morning.
Wells, Fargo IL Co., to-day received u
shipment of five bars, valued at $ls,559;
base bullion, $4,000; ore, $500. Total
value, S27, $40.
The Butte Miner pronounces the Bishop
Comedy Company one of the best and strong
est combinations ever witnessed in that city,
and says of Bishop that he is an artist.
Five hundred people got knocked out"
Mt Butte in the Clow-Murphy tiasco. They
paid 81 head to witness n smuggling contest,
and saw hippodrome fiasco with pillows"
Mary Andersons audience at the Column
bia Theatre, Chicago, were so large. that the
players i'll the orchestra We're pushed from
their stools and had to find place on the
stage.
w. p. p. st. Clair, former official of the
Union Pacific at Ogden, is at the Walker
House. Mr.. st. Clair has extensive business
interests in Montana, principally at Ana.
conda.
The whole earth is shrouded in mournful-
looking mud and the everla sting hills are
flooding tears into the angry bosom of the
Jordan-and why? Is it Dement'S confirm.
alton, Murray's resignation or Cannon's
skipping?
A number of gentlemen met Saturday
public demonstration in honor of Governor
Murray, and it was decided to call a mass
meeting of all loyal citizens for tonight in
the Walker Opera House.
Mr.. Fred c. Anderson, the real estat,
man, sold to-day to w. p. Noble til,
property of w. G. Greene, on Brigham
street, for $4,000. The homestead is an
elegant one, and has been occupied by the
purchaser for sometime past under lease.
Marshal Ireland, when he returned from
his eventful trip to Winnemucca said: sol
all the Mormons | have ever arrested,
never saw one that had such terrible horrol
of the penitentiary as George @. Cannon
manifested" That horror is what took hin
off the train at Promontory, and what haI
taken him out of the country again.
Marshal Ireland said to-day, in relation tt
permitting Henry Dinwoodey to attend hi
wife's funeral tomorrow: L am PERSONAL,
inclined TO grant such favors, but my posi-
ton won't always admit of it. The Marsha
gave his consent, however, in the case o
Mr.. Dinwoodey, and his action met the ap
proval of the principal Federal officials
Some vile wretch committed disgusting
nuisance on the doorstep of Phil Margetts
saloon early Sunday morning, in whicl
Grape torn from the door knobs of Din
woodey's furniture store figured as an evi
dence of his corrupted nature. No night
Waterman an was at hand, and the bushes
ally happens that way when anything oc
ours that requires the attention of an officer