Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-20
LOCAL JOTS.

George 4. Henry, a drunk, was assessed
IS In the Police Court this morning.
after Dark" performed by the Home
Dramatic Club will be the next attraction
ut the Theatre
P.D. Sprague was fined $3.50 and costs in
the Police Court this morning for running u
hack without license.
The motion for new trial in the Arnold
case will be argued before Judge Zane to-
morrow morning at 10 O'Clock.
The marriage of Miss Mary Senter to Mr..
S. Fred Walker, will take place at st. Marks
Cathedral at O'Clock this evening"
The Pleasant Hours Club, under whose
aupices so many pleasant parties were given
last winter, is shortly to be reorganized.
Charles Pierce was found guilty in the
Police Court to-day of obtaining liquor
without paying for it, and getting drunk on
its strength. He was fined $3.50.
1t appears that the Territorial Delegate
campaign is to be all one-sided.-Ogden
Ne,cs. Keep pour seat Horace, and see the
loyal Democrats get in their work.
The wife of II. NJ Scott, Esq, local man
ager of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, presented him with q baby girl this
morning. Mother and child doing well.
In the case of Daniel Eyer VS.. Daniel Bate
man, which came on for hearing in the
Third District Court to-day, the Judge al
lowed twenty days stay of proceedings
The case of Matthew Orr VS.. John 7. Rich
ct al. is being heard in the Third District
Court this afternoon. Sutherland Mcbride
appear for the plaintiff, and Sheeks & Raw
Inns for the defendants. The Jury privilege
was waived.
During the storm, yesterday, Mr.. Dwyer &
store on Main street was literally drenched
with water. The proprietor, however, was
not to be drowned out. He covered his
goods with oil cloth and not only froze out
the storm but did good days business in
the bargain.
In the case of the Frisco Mining Com
pany vs.. d. w. Swan, which was heard in
the Third District Court yesterday, the jury
to-day returned a verdict for the plaintiff,
awarding the company S4Co. A twenty
days stay of proceedings was asked and the
Court granted the request.
Mrs. Glover, of Park Place, Schuylkill
county, Pennsylvania, would like TO hear
from Mrs. Dunkuff, whose maiden name
was Bessie Glover. Mrs. Dunkuff is a ma
tive of Staffordshire, England, and is sup
posed to have resided for the last twenty
four years in Salt Lake City. She is, if
sent to the above address will be thankfully
received.
See the local advertisements of Roberts q
Nelden in to-day's issue of this paper. They
mention the Moxie Nerve Food and Com
pound Rock and Rye. The former is said to
be one of the most delightful beverages to
be found, while it is also the most perfect
restorer of nerve force. Rock and Rye, a
preparation for which this firm are agents
bears an excellent reputation as Il pleasant
and effective cure for coughs and other
throat troubles. Try these wonderful
remedies.
The funeral of the Rev. G. NJ. Parks, who
died in Logan on Sunday last was held yes
terday afternoon at the Presbyterian
Church in this city. The Rev. Mr.. McNeice
of this city, spoke at some length upon the
life and character of the deceased. He was
followed by the Rev. Mr.. Tiff, and the clos
ing remarks were made by the Rev. Mr.
Gillespie. After prayer by the Rev. Nc
CLAIM, those present followed the remains to
Mt. Olivet Cemetery, where they were de-
posted in their last resting place.
The trial of the NEWMAN family, father
son and daughter, is going on in the Police
Court this afternoon. The complaint charges
that the defendants, who were living il
Il house belonging to Mr.. L. Goldberg, be-
smeared the walls with filth to such an ex-
tent that they were utterly ruined. Mrs
NEWMAN claims that it was only muddy
water that was spilled on the walls, but the
prosecution expects to prove that it was
something worse. A large number of wit
nesses have been called, and it is likely that
the family will be cinched if the offense is
cinchable one.