Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-02-11
LOCAL JOTS.

Lead reached $40 per hundred in New
York to-day.
Mccormick d Co. day received one car
of Hanauer bullion, valued ut S3, 800.
Wells, Fargo & Co. to-day received ship
ments of base bullion valued at 81 600.
The Knights of st. Dennis give their VAL
entine Hop tomorrow evening in Emporium
Hall.
Secretary Thomas issued certificate of
incorporation to the Darlington Mining
Company to-day.
The case against Henry Grow, the master
mechanic at the Church public works, was
postponed till March LIST.
Mr.. ]. H. Grant has little girl lying in n
precarious state with membranous croop.
The doctors have given her up:
Six deputies visited the Church farm yes
terday and thoroughly examined the prem
ises without finding any undergraduates.
Glow and Fitzgerald. the pugilists. will in
dulge in a little bruising this evening. The
meeting will come off in some private place.
The Third District Court met and ad-
journed this afternoon without transacting
any business; the calendar for to-day had
been cleaned.
Don't forget the grand vocal and instru-
mental concert in the Theatre next Monday
night. Those who want good seats will have
to apply early.
Agnes McMurrin is reported as being
dangerously ill. Her husband, Royal b.
Young, spends much of his time lounging
around the courtroom.
An even bet of $500 was made the other
day by two prominent citizens, the affirma-
tive being that George Q. Cannon would be
found within thirty DAYS.
In The great roller skating match at Butte,
the best three in five heats of five miles
each, j. nj. Reynolds, of Butte, last night
won the second heat in 1888 30.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Mealin rendered to
Mr.. Frank G. Luke last evening a pleasant
birthday party, which was attended by a
number of the gentleman's friends.
prominent u. s. Senator, who has al
ways been conservative on legislation against
Utah, writes to friend stating that, "Your
Utah question has to be settled right now"
Jack Clinton won the medal and 500
stakes last night at the skating rink, in the
three mile race, beating Rolla Tibbits by
several feet. Time, IL inmates and 8 Sec
onds.
Walker Brothers have dissolved their long
standing copartnership, and have turned
over their mercantile business to the Walker
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corporated.
Fifty tons of ore from the Silver Mountain
mine were sold yesterday ut satisfactory
figures. Five more men were sent out to
the property this morning, and it is expected
shipments will be made right along now.
The fastest time on record was made in
the District Court this morning, in the trial
of the unlawful cohabitation case of Her
bert j. Foulger, which was accomplished in
exactly eight minutes, including the charge,
rendering the verdict and all else.
Ten shares of Herald stock, which was
subscribed for by the most prominent bust
ness man among the new incorporators,
were sold the other day at % per cent dis
count from the par value of 800 per share.
The gentleman was heard to say that he
considered he had gotten out of the thing
very favorably.
A person calling himself Angus Mcdonald
announces that he will lecture in the Thir-
tenth Ward meeting house tonight and in
the Twelfth Ward meeting house tomorrow
night, on the subject of "fhe Rise, Progress
and Future Destiny of the Mormons.'
Wouldn't it be advisable for him to wait
until it is determined whether the new Ed.
munds bill will become law? That might
assist him somewhat in arriving at con.
illusions.