Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-27
LOCAL J0TS,

Vote the Democratic ticket at the coming
election.
Days Vacation at the Theatre to-
morrow evening
Duck hunters have become 30 numerous
that the market il now overlooking with the
wild quackers.
Deputy Brooks came in from Uintah last
evening, bringing with him a negro soldier
charged with burglary.
Colonel Ferry will receive vote that will
make the Saints think they are not the only
people in Utah after all.
Every good Democrat should attend the
ratification meeting Mt the Federal Court
room tomorrow evening.
Mccormick 81 Co. to-day rece ived Bannock
bars, 81 100; Hanauer bullion, $4,000 lead
and silver ores, $3.50 Total, $4,000.
Wells, Fargo & Co. to-day received the
following shipments: Base bullion, $4,000;
fine bars $15,04S; ore, Sl75O; total, $40, 1888.
The Bohemian Club holds its inaugural
meeting at the office of the Dickert x Myers
Sulphur Company this evening. The club
will boom.
The Alta california; asks "Why not send
n regiment of Salvation girls to Mormon
dom? If that won't cure them we will give
up the ship
Hyrum Thompson was fined $50 for bat
terry in the Police Court this morning. The
offense was committed upon n youth of
about half Thompson's perpendicularity.
There was another large audience at the
Theatre last evening to witness the last per-
Torrance of "After Dark" The piece went
off much more smoothly than on the pre-
ceding evening.
I, nf tba t;x.a
Committee of the Democratic Club Wednes-
day evening at o'clock at Sheeks IL Raw
Inns office. Business of Importance to be
considered. by order of the Chairman. j.
NJ. Young, Secretary.
Vacation is an understandable melange
of ludiorousness-a mosaic of nonsense
bubbling over with bright sayings, catchy
music, good singing and really extraordinary
athletics, and may be put down as a genuine
success, having captured the orchestra and
gallery element alike.-,Ne,c York World.
Notice the change in the advertisement of
G. Mullett d Co., in to-day's issue of the
DEMOCRAT. They announce the arrival of
the largest assortment of gents underwear
and hosiery i'll the city, ard promise to sell
them at the lowest prices. They have many
novelties in neckwear, and carry full line
of furnishing goods of every description.
Their store is PIG s. Main street.
GEORGE Is. wallace, eN-preSluent or tue
Salt Lake Stake of Zion and now bishop of
Granger ward in this county, was arrested
yesterday afternoon by Deputies Pratt and
Cannon near his home. He was taken be-
fore Judge Mckay accompanied by his two
wives, Hannah and Martha. He acknowl-
edged his guilt and was required to give II
$1,000 bond for his appearance before the
Grand Jury this morning Ere the sun sets
this eve Brother Wallace will have three
or four or five ply indictment hanging over
his head.
The board appointed by the Department
of the Interior to advertise for plans for q
new Penitentiary for this Territory, this
morning decided upon the plan sent in by
the p. j. Pauley Jail and Penitentiary
Building Company, of st. Louis, Missouri,
and Richard Kletting of this city. The
board, which consists of Governor West,
Secretary Thomas and Marshal Dyer, will
forward the plans to the Department with
the recommendation that the one above
mentioned be adopted, stating their reasons
for its preference. The Department will
then decide upon plan and return it to the
board. Marshal Dyer says that the plan de-
cided upon was so far superior to all Others
that it left no question to decide