Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-11-03
LOCAL JOTS.

wad I'll Ward for tho last time at the
Theatre o-uight.
Charles Nelson was fined SIS in the
Police Court this morning for being drunk
Inst nights Harmony Club ball, at the
Walker Opera House, was very successful
affair.
DIVER has the November Century, the
auarter-million edition. II is n very inter
esting number.
Members of Ridgley lodge are requested
To attend regular meeting TINS evening"
Business of Importance
Officer johnson of the police force was
sluqped in the head with pistol by man
name Frank Smith last evening. Tho
wound inflicted was II rather serious one.
Smith escaped.
DIVER has the latest numbers of the Sea-
Soi, and Ha,DeI's TYeeklp. The latter con-
tains A four-page cut of the Bartholdi statue
and also fine view of Salt Lake City from
the top of the Mormon temple. There are
still a number of the second consignment
left and every Salt Laker should have one.
A prominent and influential member of
the Mormon Church was heard to remark,
the other day, that chose proud scions OF
priestly aristocraoy who have been reared
with silver spoons in their mouths, imagine
that they are lawful heirs to the public
Offices There will be rude awakening
for them some day.--Ogden NetCS.
Messrs. Read and Treweek left for Park
City this afternoon to examine the strike
made on Sunday last in the Apex mlne.
This strike is of great Importance, as II
demonstrates the permanency of tho ore
bearing vein to depth of about 500 feet,
and from present indications it is expected
that ere long the Apex mine will be classed
amongst the dividend paying mines OF that
favored district.
The Hebrew Benevolent and Relief So
ciety will give n grand concert and ball at
the Salt Lake Theatre on Thursday even
ing, November 18th. The very best avail
able talent has been engaged for the con-
cert, and it cannot but be great success
Every possible arrangement will be made
for the comfort and pleasure of the dancers
The society have past record which serves
them BETTER than any amount OF praise
Alonzo Saddler and Luscon Adams were
eaoh found guilty of petit larceny III the
Police Court to-day. Sentence was sus
pended i'll the case of young Sadler, thl'
being his first oifense, but Adams wa'
given n term of sixty days in the CIT!
Jail. Adams is the youth who
recently pleaded guilty to charge o
grand larceny in the Third District Court
The boy claimed that he did not know tina
stealing was wrong, and considering ms
youth Judge zane Suspeuueu seHuehoo' ~
Is but IL years old and this ia his fourth o
fifth offense of the kind.
Wad FL Wards lecture at the Theatre las
evening was but sparingy patronlHed
though the entertainment was most inter
esting one. The gentleman gave, i'll hi
pleasing way, all the particulars of the Mo
hammedan religion and described the pecu
liarities of the faith. He told many inter
esting things about the country, the people
their habits and customs, and showed thu
form of prayer of the MOhammedan people
He touched upon the'oppression of the Mo
hammedan subjects, telling of their unjus
lures that had to be borne by delinquen
Taxpayers. His description of the pilgrim
age to Mecca was very interesting, an
formed one of the features of the evening
The gentleman lectures for the last tim
bred Minutes With the Natives of Jerusa
lem.N