Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-11-12

MAIN street, Is GNpeCJcu III hum VilO iS'''V
this Thursday evening.
Nels McCarty has iven up the saloon
business he was carrying on Tor John Fry
on lower Fifth street.
Through the instrumentality Of James
Iveson, real estate agent, Reese How
ellis four-room frame building and lot on
Third street, near Main, have been sold
to DR.. f. Y. Allen, for the sum of 81 $50.
many other real estate changes are going
on all over town, showing an upward
tendency and increasing confidence.
John A. Stephens, the rustling presi-
dent of the Utah Produce Company, is
up in the North, doing rustling bust
ness. He is expected back in about two
weeks.
For extra copies OF the DEMOCRAT call
on our special agents, Giesy & Spargo.
IL. PEBBLES drug store is looming
finely.
Last night was the coolest OF the sea-
son, and this morning the ground was
frozen hard and stiff.
AT this writing, Nellie, the little daugh-
ter OF Mr.. j. Spargo, was very low, and
the worst was apprehended.
OGDEN Cry, UTAH, Nov. II, 1886.
Patsey Healey, the well-known sheep
man, Just returned from the north, re-
ports snow in the hills around Oxford.
Sheep business, however, is still good.
j. J. Bell, his brother and father, and
others, have just returned from a hunt
ing trip in the vicinity of Lost Creek.
They had not very good luck, while w.
S. and Lee Harris, with companions,
managed to bring back sixteen of the
pronged quadrupeds, slain in Maybe
canyon. Both parties, however, had
plenty of snow storm, blue noses, Fall
STATS ammunition, merry surprises,
narrow escapes and other accompani-
ments of November hunt for deerin the
Rocky Mountains. Still they all returned
safe and sound.
AT last the wanderers have come home
and many were the friendly greetings
which welcomed Theodore Schansenback
(of T. j. Kiesel q Co. 50 and young Fred,
son of the senior member of that great
firm. They returned Wednesday even
ing, the former from a four months most
enjoyable trip through Europe (mostly
through Fatherland) the latter from a
| three and half years course of classical
studies in the celebrated gymnasium Of
Stuttgart (Wurtemberg's beautiful CAPT
tall, where he made an excellent, indeed
an unexcelled record. Both had q
pleasant voyage across the briny and a
delightful trip across the continent and
are in splendid health and spirits.
On Thursday, in Alderman Dee's
court "Prim" Wilson, from cover the
river" was fined so for disturbing the
peace OF his brother Georges family, on
Fifth street. His exchequer being de-
pleted and his real name being Atlas, he
will carry the earth of Ogden's streets on
his shovel for the period OF ten days.
Scowcroit & Sons new building on
Main street, near the Broom Hotel is
going up nicely.
Don't forget to attend b. Stoddard s
lecture in Corey's Hall on Saturday
evening. hope it will be the means OF
considerable progress in the liberalization
OF the young and the unifcation Of the
old Liberals.
Preparations and rehearsals for the
Baptist entertainment on Christmas Eve
are being prosecuted with diligence
which does credit to the managers. Il
will undoubtedly be one of the choice
, events OF the holiday season.
Last nights Pleasant Hour party was
indeed big success in every way.
"llaCk" Shurtliff, Jr., has sold the fine
black colt he purchased some time age
from Joseph FAIR, to Marshal Dyer, who
can justly tlatter himself with the con
seriousness OF having acquired valuable
piece OF equine property. There's gooC
blood in that colt.
Ill. \. Clawson, mine host OF the Unior
Depot Hotel, is at present in California
: having recently been promoted to the
superintendency OF all the Southern Pa
citic eating houses, a situation for which
he is eminently qualified.
f.. c. llelfrich, Councilman-elect fo
the Idaho Legislature, on the anti-Mor
mon ticket in Alturas county, is expected
in town on Saturday. He will leave her,
on Sunday, accompanied by his mother
Mrs. G. +. lIelfrich, and sister, Mis-,
; Emma. Their destination is st. Paul
Minnesota, where they contemplat,
spending part OF the winter. Ogden SO
ciety will miss them greatly in these
coming weeks.oi gay and gala gatherings
We wish them a merry holiday season.
The snow continued disappearing iron
! the ground on Thursday with a rapidit,
that made hopes blossom out of anothe
9 spell OF mild weather.
Several amusements are already on tn
tapis for Thanksgiving Day The knight
OF Pythlas will dedicate their spendidl
~. appointed new hall on Fourth street. G
, which the DEMOCRAT has given a descriu
+, ton; the Ogden Brass Band will give
= prize ball in Union Opera House; an,
> the Pleasant Hour Club will make merr
I in Woodmansee' hall. SO there will b.
n plenty OF fun and hilarity, enjoyment an
/ merriment for all the sons and daughter
> OF the junction City.
5, j, Griffin has gone out OF town on
trip.
q The City Council met this Afternoon
= in regular session. A succinct but co,
~ rect report will be furnished your reader
in your next
John \, Weist, one Of the best know
- travelling men Of the west, has been stor
. ping at the Broom Hotel.
On the 18th and 10th the Stuttz com
y blnation OF amusement makers will an
pear in Union Opera House.
Black and white Grape on the door
knob OF Giesy d Spargos book store tbi
J. morning indicated that the worst ha
It come in the family Of Mr.. Joseph SparpC
in the death OF their beloved little daugI
ter Nellie, whose illness has been mer
toned by Us before, The family hay
the hearty sympathy Of the entire con
munity.
n A. b. Taylor the doughty champion {
n young Utah and Democracy, spent tC
t day in the city, having come down iron
!, Logan.
Major NJ If Rpar1slcv nno,ru.l,