Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-02-18
LOCAL JOTS.

George o. Cannon ia reported to be rest
ing easy and suffering less pain this after
noon. "a I.4a s.f ..t .a,Ii-a-s'- blls y ~ p
There will be dress parade Mt Fort Doug
las to morrow morning, in honor OF the late
General Hancock. u .na .ua 900 '
The rehearsal of the Pirates of Pen
zance' last evening gave evidence of a.
splendid performance. pom 9e1'at
The Deseret Ne,cs delights at having got
Henry Dinwoodey i'll n ''bnd box" Their
motto is "make or break" re ,""'
Quite number of bets were made to-day
TINT George q. Cannon will not be forth
coming on the 18th of March.
The New York Mining Record of the 18th
reports Horn Silver has ruled steady at
$3.50 to $500, with moderate transactions.
Sorenson q Carlquist will probably move
their furniture stock into the store now oc-
cupied by Il. ID. IL ID. Young, on Main street.
Mr. Goflinski's voice is fully recovered
from its hoarseness. He will sing n solo
next Monday night, from Lucia" or some
other popular opera. f,H't gus
The American Temple of Honor No. 3
ing at Sheldon's Hall. About forty couples
participated, and the affair was every re-
spect social success. z 'tioH
H.J. GRANT has purchased the residence
and property occupied by Judge Zane in the
Eighteenth ward. l.. G. Hardy was the
seller, and accepted the consideration of
$500 for the bargain, 1t is understood.
A subscriber submits the following conun-
drum If n Raven can supply one Cannon,
on desert with two loaves of bread and a
bottle of water, how much bread and water
will be required by the battery ut Camp
Douglas to guard the same gun for the next
thirty daysY To-. ,i .atu. coon g
IA Parlor Match" company will open their
engagement at the Salt Lake Theatre this
evening in their rafting burlesque and
musical extravaganza success. The com
urday matinee. The matinee will com
mence at 1880 sharp, owing to the length of
tho performance. aibuiars. isUh Hr.4 lil
A hanntifnl snaei mar, af I,A,,n n,,ahip has
Just been executed by Professor Phelps, CON
sisting of a series of resolutions adopted by
the Board of Directors of the First National
Bank of Ogden to the memory of the late
William Jennings, the deceased being the
Vice-President of that institution at the
time of his DEATH The work is artistic in
every sense, and must prove an appreciative
tribute to the Jennings family. ' ''H
The Rocky Mountain Electric Light Com
pauy promises that as soon as ii lis satisfied
of the practical operation of the improved
system Of incandescent lighting the COM
pany will put in all the apparatus and sup
ply ali who want it within fonr blooksof the
works. The Rocky Mountain Electric Light
Company appears to he rather slow. The
Thomson-H Houston Company has perfect
system, and claim il will he exhibited here
inside of month. ,.,..
The match between Dune Mcdonald and
John p. Glow has been arranged, and is fol
$3.50 side aud the gate receipts, six rounds
Marquis of Queensbury rules to govern
Negotiations are i'll progress TO obtain TIT
Amphitleatre for next Saturday night, tn,
10th inst, but if that hall cannot be OBJ
tanned the Grand Opera House will be thu
place at which the contest will take place
Glow will go into training Immediately, an,
the match promises to be an exciting one,-
Butte TolUn 1alk.