Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-06
LOCAL JOTS.

Diphtheria is spreading rapidly in tn
First ward.
Wells, Fargo d. Co. to-day received has
bullion valued at $1,000.
Mccormick d Co. to-day received Hanaue
bullion valued at Sc, 1000.
Alfred Best has paid his fine and will
emerge from the penitentiary Monday morn
ing
The Mexican Typical Orchestra hold tn,
boards at the Salt Lake Theatre Monda,
night.
The Musser family is suffering from two
dangerous maladies- diphtheria and unlaw.
full cohabitation.
Orson P. Arnold has gone East He didn',
''call at the Marshal's Office" either, ''to see
If he were wanted"
1.-The Grand Jury came into court this
afternoon and reported two indictments
under the Territorial laws
The Herald reporter has been interviewing
Ireseder while the Tribune man interviewed
Orson Arnold's street-car mules. Orson
couldn't be found.
The case of Salt Lake City vs. N, 2, GRAY.
appealed from the Police Court, was rein
stated this morning on the payment of the
legal fees in the case.
The funeral services over the remains of
the late James G. Brown will be held at the
family residence, No. 522 E. First South
street, tomorrow, at II o'clock
The firm of White q Sons got Judgment
against Joseph Hayward in court to-day, to
the extent of $2,912.0S. The case grew ont
of meat bill which Hayward declined to
pay.
The total output of base metal for the
past week was eighteen carloads of bullion,
weighing 549, BOB pounds three carloads of
copper ore. weighing 1880 pounds, and
three carloads of sulphur.
Deputy Marshal Cudihee has the reputa-
lion OF being the champion wrestler of the
United States, and has downed everything
he has met. He will find the Mormon ques-
ton a pretty tough opponent.
The last six days of the session will be the
saddest days by big odds for the Utah solons.
1t is pretty tough to work without results.
but when it comes to laboring without pay |
well, its simply crushing, you know.
The Salt Lake Brewing Company obtained |
Judgment by default against Heber w. |
west, and the Court this morning ordered |
the clerk to pay the plaintiffs the proceeds |
of the recent sale of bar fixtures, ETC.
John Riley and John Gallagher were ar
rested yesterday for stealing an overcoat
and plccolo from Fitzgerald's saloon. They
were arra1gned before Justice Pyper this
morning and sent up for 200 days each.
The reporter of the Herald, who has a free
pass over the Underground claims to
have seen Frank Treseder last night. Presi-
dent Taylor and Fanny Davenport were also
both seen the other day-by their friends.
Congress has garnisheed the wages of the
Utah legislators to secure the payment of an
Old debt due the nation from this Territory.
In this case Utah, like good many people
everywhere, will pay its just debts-because
it can't help ITSELF
There has not been an instance so far
turing tho present cut of a scalper ticket ;
'aklng a purchaser through to San Fran
,isco. In every case they are picked up i'm t
nedlately after the parties board the train /;
1t Ogden, and full local fare exacted.
The Herald rejoices in its preponderatinp
circulation in the Legislature, and deplores '
he fact that the penitentiary has been G
called against it. The two institutions to- n
ether would give the organ, with what few
re taken on the outside, a very healthy cir S
ulation, according to its conception of t
ewspaper edition. 7
Ex-Mayor James Sharp, Judge Joel Grover Il
nd j. i. Hammond advocated in the Legis- s
ltlve Council yesterday, the appropriation C
the necessary funds to pay Jurors fees, e.
nd Apostle John w. Taylor, Joseph Barton. a.
nd Others opposed the measure with vim ;.
ctiveness which was simply deplorable. 1t IL
as an exhibition of brains and wisdom Va. II
and bigotry. b.