Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-04-07
LOCAL JOTS.

The Provo conference will adjourn to-day.
Governor West is not quite II years of
age.
Mccormick & Co. to day received Hanauer
bullion valued at $3.50.
1t is pretty generally believed that George
Q. Cannon is in Salt Lake county.
p. ii. Lannan is said to be well-backed
applicant for the Utah Marshalship.
Wells, Fargo & Co. to-day received n ship
ment of base bullion valued at 5000.
A. l.. Williams got judgment yesterday
against the Mountain Chief Mining Com
pany.
A private telegram was received in this
city yesterday stating that Frank III. Dyer
was sure of the Marshaship.
Henry Dinwoodey is reported rs being
considerably under the weather. Peniten-
tiary life does not agree with him.
Miss Whytlock, who, for several years was
with Mr.. III. o. Stearns, will have charge of
Coffee Johns confectionery department.
Samuel Tobias, who received such rough
treatment in the recent skating-rinli trouble,
was let off to-day by paying fine of Sl2.5O.
Judge Foreman was seen in the court
chambers to-day. 1t is probable he may sit
for the law and motion calendar next week.
Now that the City Council has repealed
the ordinance protecting sparrows it would
be well to offer Il reward for sparrow scalps.
The Salt Lake business men who took
their samples and wares to Provo at confer
ence time are said to have been terribly
"left."
Deputy Smith this morning went to tho
county Jail and took into custody Frank
Mcdonald who is held on charge of bur-
glary.
George A. and Thomas Smith, convicted
some months ago of larceny, have been par
doned out of the penitentiary by Governor
Murray.
The Home Dramatic performance of
"Long Strikes next Friday night is for a
worthy cause and should receive liberal
patronage.
The press dispatches contain the news of
@. s. Benham's death in Mexico. Mr.. Ben
ham at one time operated the transfer bust
ness in this city.
The Odd Fellows of this city will celebrate
their sixty-seventh anniversary on the even
ing of April 26th, with n musical and liter
airy programme in their hall.
The Bingham junction burglars, four in
number and one suspected accomplice, have
been placed in the county Jail, to keep B. Y
Hampton from getting lonesome.
James H. Radon has been released from
the penitentiary after five or six weeks i'm
prisonment for contempt in his failure tc
pay the alimony ordered by the court.
In the police court to-day the following
fines We're imposed: George Kopatch, fol
drunkenness and fighting. 7. p. Jones ant
VIM. Nixon So and $40 respectively, for
similar offense.
The episte of President John Taylor and
(,OunSnlOr (,aDrpa % Cannon was rand MT
Provo yesterday and occupied most of the
day. 1t is about as long as 1st Corinthians
and wore out two or three elders in the read
ing of it.
A Tribune correspondent compares Cap
tain Greenman with II cowboy, in appear
ance. The Captain may wear cowboy
toggery once in while, but we haven't seer
cowboy with half rs much intellect n
Captain Greenman sports
Warfeld, the Montana applicant for tn
Marshalship of Utah, thinks Presiden
Cleveland is fool if he doesn't appoint hin
(Warfield) to the office. Those who know
Warfeld will consider the President gon
mad if he should appoint him.
young man who belongs to II promnen
family in this city has been recently excom
municated from the Church for his associa
ton with the grand jnry--that is, for max
ing the admissions which were necessary il
order to qualify him for the jury.
The liberation from Jail of Meyer, Guine
and McNaman, three of the soldiers VIII
were sentenced last week for disturbing tn
peace, was effected yesterday by the co
operated efforts of their friends at the For
Walsh, who figured as the ring leader i'll tn
disgraceful proceedings, was left to fulfil
the sentence of the court and will languisl
in his cell the full term prescribed.