Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-12-31
OUT OF TOWN.
NEIGHBORING NEWS IN BRIEF.

OGDEN, Dec. 81 In the District Court
yesterday forenoon, Frank Durfee, q
young farmer from Beaver Dam, was ar
raigned on a charge OF polygamy, also on
two counts for unlawful cohabitation.
His women are Lucy F. and Sarah Ann.
The day for pleading was set for Monday
next. He was put under $4,000 bonds,
furnished by VIM. II. Wright and
Barnard White.
Peter Petersen, of Petersen, apparently
petered-out old fellow, was arraigned
for U. @. on two counts, Anna and Mary
being his accomplices. He first started
to plead guilty, but on request of his
counsel, G. G. Richards, Ire was allowed
to reconsider" Up to mailing time he
had not yet given notice Of his new
tactics
Yesterday afternoon there was an I'M
usual attraction at G. l.. PEBBLES drug
store 1t was the drawing for fine oil
paint landscape, executed by Arthur
Kuhn, talented young son OF Abe
Kuhn. One hundred chances at 30 cents
each had been issued. Amos Stone, OF
Mound Fort, was the lucky man, after
only few numbers had been drawn.
Our friends are again reminded of the
rule of the DEMOCRAT, that no free bust
ness puffs can be expected, and no one
can reasonably expect such.
Jim McDermott an old offender, will
pass New Years and nine days after in
the City Jail for disturbance OF the peace.
w. B. Doddridge has gone north to
carve his New Year turkey.
This mornings train from Park City
brought in load OF snow, which made
us Ogdenites, who are suffering from rain,
slush and mud, envious.
Mesdames j. +. Ledwidge and j. Il.
Browning will receive New Years callers
at the formers residence on Franklin
street, between Fifth and Sixth, from
noon till Up. m.
Marshal Dyer spent the day in town.
Our friends from the country are con-
spicuous by their absence, owing to the
horrible condition of the roads, in which
the wagons sink in mud up to the hubs.
Queen Esther" that beautiful
oratorio, was beautifully executed at the
Tabernacle lastsevening, the large audi
ence being carried away with delight by
the tasteful costumes, clever acting, and
above all the excellent music The per-
Torrance will be repeated Friday even
ing for the last time, when we anticipate
a full house, for we cannot imagine Il
finer and more enjoyable New Years
Eve entertainment and treat. 1t is
equally attractive for young and old.
Nearly the whole day was consumed
in the First District Court by further
hearing OF evidence and argument in the
suit of ID. p. Tarpey VS.. the Deseret Salt
Company. The case is very com
plicated one, taking the closest attention
of jury, reporters and the general audi
ence.
The DEMOCRAT wishes all its numerous
patrons and friends in Ogden and Weber
county happy New Year and many
more such, adding the fervent wish that
the present pleasant mutual relationship
may continue undisturbed into the far
distant future.
The business men of Ogden are no
only building up their own town will
commendable enterprise, but they art
also branching out in all directions
thereby extending the radius of the com
mercial circle OF which Ogden, as the
railroad center of the inter-mountair
region, not unjustly claims to be the
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