Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-29
LOCAL JOTS.

morrow morning and adjourn over to the
February term.
The train which will bring the Legislative
party back to this city tonight will leave
Provo at $50 o'clock.
The regular dividend of the Ontario Min
ing Company. amounting to so cents share
was declared yesterday.
There is no doubt but Francis Cope will
succeed Jos. A. Jennings in the City Council
Mr.. Cope Is very popular.
The Commissioners have appointed Dun
can Noble presiding judge for the Fourth
precinct at the municipal election February
9th.
The regular meeting of the Philemon De-
batting Club will be held in the Ninth Ward
Schoolhouse tonight at s o'clock. All are
invited.
Tonight the Home Dramatic Club give
Confusion for the last time in an evening
performance. There will also be matinee
tomorrow afternoon.
varied sparring exhibition took place in
the Olympic Hall last night in which Mike
Fitzgerald, Ed. Smith, Frank Hayes and J,
p. CLOVIS all took part.
The convention of the PEOPLES party Cor
the nomination of municipal election
ticket will take place tomorrow morning.
Angus Cannon will not be present.
The old building in which the Salt Lake
City Brewing Company has heretofore done
Its bottling is being torn down and removed
to make room for the new bottling works
Mayor Dusenberry will deliver the ad-
dress of welcome to the legislators and
party this evening at Provo, and Judge Elias
A. Smith, President of the Legislative Coun-
cll, will respond on behalf of the visitors.
1t was six, not five cars of Horn Silver ore
that arrived last evening. The fact of its
not going to the companys smelter is at
trlbuted to the unreadiness of the smelter
to start up till the regular shipments are re-
sumed.
Mr.. Dickson delivered one of his most
mastery arguments in submitting Apostle |
SHOWS case last evening decision will |
not be reached. or at least announced, until |
the re-convening of the Supreme Court, |
February 9th.
William Showell's team broke loose from
near the Postoffice this morning and tore up
Main street at lively rate. When near |
Goddess corner the horses extricated them |
selves from the vehicle and dashed away up |
First South street.
The New York Engineering and Mining
Journal i'll a very exhaustive review and
criticism of Judge Powers decision in the
recent Eureka mining suit, takes serious ex-
ceptlon to the grounds on which some points
In the decision are based.
w. w. Day, the gentleman who for some
months past has filled the position of clerk
and guide at the Temple. has sent in his
resignation to President Taylor, expressing
his desire to have his name erased from the
roll of the church.
The San Francisco Alta California saws.
8 Eleven States have Legislatures in session
at this moment. We extend our sympathies.'
Well, we guess Utah knows how it is herself.
Utah has cause for congratulation ,
as the whole lot went to the Asylum to-day.
Nathaniel V. Jones and Charlie Grow were
seen out riding together yesterday, and the j
ld.and-Jonathanlike intimacy and affec-
lon displayed caused many to opine that
lothing but death could separate them. It l
s quite probable that they will go to the q
Pen together. q
ween Frank Smith and John p. Glow, cham 7
ion middle weight of the Rocky Mountains. L
Glow is back..d by 800 to knock out his op- C
'onent within six rounds, and the winning r
nan is to take the entire gate receipts. The
ontest is set for next Wednesday.
1t is stated that Commissioner McKay's
filce has received great number of visits
rom dlscontented females who unreseryedly N
omplan OF the treatment they receive at :;
ome ana VINO manifest little or no reticence
giving their husbands domestic affairs d
way. This may account for some of the .,
uccess of the deputies "
Tho ras;aonoo =. tt
he Fifteenth ward was entered Wednesday
light by burglar, and small amount Of ;,
honey taken from the pockets of one of the u
lmates. The thief became alarmed at the ID
of young lady whose room he m
ad entered, and is thought to have skipped h
lthout further mischief. OF
Several large mercantile firms in town are eN
rotesting very emphatically against the re- es
mt raise In their insurance rates which was
assoc upon by the insurance union here To
G. M. l., Walker Brothers and Studebaker "
rothers are:the most prominent ones, and e es
is more than likely that the former insti- w
Itlon will refuse to take out any policies at
lie new rate.
Several gentlemen who had intended to
the Legislative party to Provo w
rs afternoon backed out at the last mo- Fl
ent.- 1t is believed that the report that the vi
matte Hemenway was to be one of the NV,
lrty scared them off. In several other w
spects the crowd was little mixed. and
rs also little larger than at first contem-
ated.
ne latest Information from Park City re- ch
riding the snow slide in Thayne's canon, cip
ates that John G. Cleveland who was re- 10,
rted to have had. a leg broken, suffered ~. ~,
ly dislocation of the shoulder. 1t also III
ites that the victim whose name was given
O. Hara, is Frank Horah whose home is
Canton, New York, where his body will
sent to day. Willet Backus another of
3 victims was also from the State of New vi
rk, and his remains will be conveyed me
me under the care of his cousin. Levi da'
ckus.
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