Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-02-24
LOCAL JOTS.

The Utah traffic pool has been renewed
for one year.
The Governor has prepared his veto t.
the new jury bill.
Mccormick q Co. received to-day Hanauel
bullion valued at $1,000.
G. Nelson was arrested this morning fol
stealing coal from the ID. q r. G. depot.
The case against James Hewitt, charged
with murder, has been continued for the
term.
S. A. Kenner's case will come up to-mor-
row morning, at the same time as the Can
non case.
The Pirates of Penzance has been post
poned on account of the illness of Miss
Edith Clawson.
The Singer Sewing Machine Company will
remove to the corner store under the Palace
Hotel March LIST.
Do not forget the auction sale tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock at No. 242 First East
between Second and Third South streets.
Wells, Fargo d. Co. to-day received ship
ment of silver bars valued at $239OO; ore,
$4,000; base bullion, $1,000. Total value,
S35,9O0.
and draws the conclusion that they are
worth 500 against the feld-well. he will
now bet that things are not always what they
seem.
Frank Martin, the discoverer of the Horn
Silver mine at Lava Creek, Idaho, which he
sold last summer, to Salt Lake parties, was
in Denver last week, and got bunkoed out
of $1,000.
Receiver Bancroft and Passenger Agent
s. w. Eccles, of the ID. & r. G., returned
last night from the big pool meeting in the
East. They report that no cut in rates has
been made to affect Utah.
William Clark of American Fork, was re-
fused the privileges of citizenship by Judge
Foreman yesterday, because he would not
promise to obey the law against polygamy
and unlawful cohabitation.
Jack Dempsey, alias Patrick Wilson. a
soldier from the Fort, who has been held in
the custody of the city police since Monday
Tor drunkenness and committing a nuisance,
was delivered to the military authorities TO-
day.
The passenger rate from Omaha to San |
Francisco is only $50, owing to the war
among transcontinental lines, Parties COM |
ing westward to Salt Lake can now save S2l |
by purchasing their ticket to the Coast in |
stead of to Salt Lake.
The Woman's Relief Corps have issued
invitations for social hop at Castle Hall, |
on Wednesday evening, March Sd, 1886. |
The proceeds are for the purpose of raising |
funds to furnish a hall for James b. Nc |
Kean Post, of the G. A. r.
The McNish, johnson & Slavin Minstrels
will hold forth in the Salt Lake Theatre on
the 3D. Sd and 4th of March. Mr.. Gus Pen
meyer, Jr., the general representative, is in
town making the necessary arrangements.
He is staying at the Valley House.
We unintentionally omitted mention of
Mr.. j. L. White in our criticism of the
opera. The gentleman contributed such an
important part to the success of the per-
Torrance, both in the admirable stage man
agement and as the Major General, that he
deserves front place in the rank of the sue
cessful performers.
The residence of L. X. Little, in the Four
teenth ward, was the scene of an attempted
burglary last night, which, however, resulted
IN no substantial reward to the enterprisinp
burglars. Mrs. Little was awakened by the
noise the thieves made in effecting an en-
trance through the front window, and i'm
mediately apprised her husband, and on
discovering that the house was alarmed the ;
night providers fled without further attempt
ut molestation. ,