Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-25
LOCAL JOTS.

widow Bedott" at the Theatre tonight.
The Observation-Disclosures case has been con-
tinued for the term.
The case of Owen Hoge VS.. Hugh Ander-
son was on trial this afternoon.
The jury in the Trihay damage suit spent
n fruitless night in their closet.
The Moss brothers were again taken to
Provo to-day to testify in another case before
the court.
Mr.. A. Keyser has removed his lumber
yard to the corner of Second South and Third
West streets.
The deputies brought in number of adj
ditional witnesses for the 7. L. Taylor case
this morning.
The new bottling works, when completed,
will have capacity for bottling 1000 dozen
bottles Il day.
d. A. Mcmillan, the Park City wrestler,
can get a match in Salt Lake for $1,000 a
side, if he wants it.
Wells, Fargo & Co. to-day received ship
ments of base bullion, 81 ,565; ore, $7,4O0;
total value, SS,965.
The Odd Fellowship give another of their
social parties next Tuesday evening in their
hall in the Union Block.
Contractors and builders should consult
the notice of Mr.. A. Keyser, asking for bids.
1t appears in another column.
There are messages at the Western Union
telegraph office for Martin Bird, j. w.
Stephens and Rev. j. r. Krantz.
L. L. Holden, il appears from private tele.
grams received in this city, is not pulling
for the Governorship, and is not at all likely
to get it.
1t is Il pretty safe bet that Colonel Merritt
will get the appointment for Governor, and
n safer one that General Dement, will get
boosted"
Mccormick & Co. to-day received Hanauei
bullion, $3.50; Star ore, $3.50; one car OF
Kent (Montana) ore, 1910: silver and lead
ores, $3.50. Total value, $lG,SS4.
Sheridan, the actor, stopped over for ;
days rest yesterday, en- route to Australia
He is accompanied by Mrs. Sheridan, and
will resume his journey this afternoon.
special train was run down from Ogde1
late last night for the accommodation of the
Utah d. Northern passengers who reached
the Junction City five hours behind time.
Horn Silver has received but little atten
ton in the New York mining market the
past week. about 625 shares having beer
traded in at irregular prices, S305 up t,
$685..
The report that Joseph T. Smith has re
turned from the Sandwich Islands is be
lieved by great many people, and some o
them think they have good reasons for be
lieying it.
DIR. G. w. Higgins to-day pleaded guilt,
to the charge of battering John w. Lowell
and was fined S25. His brother, Z. II. Hig
gins, will be tried this afternoon on SINH
lar charge.
j. Malsh & Co. have purchased the ciga
and tobacco stock belonging to j. Leviberg
and are moving from their old stand belo,
the postoflice to the store formerly occupies
by j. Leviberg.
The members of the Olympic Club vii
hold meeting at their hall at 1880 o'cloc
this evening, to take measures for incoi
porating the organization. All members AZ
requested to be present.
gentleman who heard Coroner George ]
Taylor testify before the Grand Jury yestel
day, asked a party the question: SIS Tay
Tor George J.) generally regarded as a
right in the upper storyr
The Heruld wants to know when Mr.. Bas
kin is going to have an interview with Pres
dent Cleveland. If the organ had not bee
twenty-four hours behind the times it woul
have published an account of the interview
Mrs. Marinda N. Hyde, relict of the LAT
Apostle Orson Hyde, died yesterday at he
home in the Seventeenth ward, aged
years, 8 months and 26 days. Funeral SCI
vices will be held in the ward meeting-hous
at o'clock tomorrow.
The Ontario Silver Mining Compan,
steady and true to their history will pa
their one hundred and eighteenth diyiden
of 80 cents share on the 3lst of March, az
gregating $4,000, and making S2250OO pal
this year, or S150per share.
1t is astonishing what defective memorit
some people have, especially when brougl
before the Grand Jury. A man who hi
lived for years at his brothers house an
petted the children doesn't know whethe
there has been marriage or not.
A novelty in the shape of large filterir
tank has been manufactured out of Willie
den paper by Mr.. +. A. Pascoe, for the De
eret Wooden Mills 1t is nine feet in diam
ter and is perfectly water tight. The cost
construction is n mere fraction of that of
wooden one.
John Watrin, who escaped from the pc
nearly year ago. and was recaptured
San Pete under 1926 reward, tried his lit
game again yesterday, but was discovere
i'll time to prevent an effectual esape. Nv
other prisoners made an attempt TO accon
pany him, but were also run in withol
much trouble.