Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-20
LOCAL JOTS.
Lead stands at S4.55.

Lead stands at $4.55.
The masquerade carnival at the rink take
place tonight.
The Harmony Club hop in Sheldon's Hal
last evening was most delightful affair.
When will Mr.. Vests bill in regard t,
bail be ready for the Governors signature
The members of the Legislature spen
much of this forenoon in committee meet
ings.
The Utah Central offices were closed thi
afternoon during the funeral of Mr. Jen
nings.
The Taylor-Scott dramatic combination
will start next Monday on their tour OF
Northern Utah.
Is it not about time for the City Council
to put some more dirt on the streets to make
some more mud?
Mccormick q Co. to-day received one car
of Hanauer bullion. So, 240; and silver ores
81, 400; total value, $3.50.
The action of Judge Powers in admitting
Lorenzo Snow to bail pending the appeal of
his case, meets with the approval of all.
Both railroads have arranged to sell
tickets for one fare to those who are going
to the stockmen's convention at Denver.
Quite a number of gentlemen bought
slelghs day before yesterday. Quite num-
Der of gentlemen got left day before yester-
day.
b. Y. Hampton's attorneys have filed
bill of exceptions, and will endeavor to have
the case brought before the Supreme Court
this week.
Savage, the photographer, was out with
his instrument this morning taking view
or the Eagle Emporium corner with its
dense drapery.
Durgin d. Andrews, the auction men who
purchased koehler's stock of goods, were
selling them under the hammer TODAY at
koehler's old stand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Y. Wallace have issued
invitations for birthday party to be piyen
their daughter Grace Saturday evening i'm
ST. Marks school-house
1t is Just one week since the dispatches
announced the confirmation of W. G Browe
as Postmaster, and some of the local papers
are just making it known.
1t has taken the Tribune Just three weeks
to fully realize how utterly ancient and
'jakey'' their new type is. 1t is offered for
sale In their issue of to-day.
A Utah Central special brought down the
passengers and mail from Ogden last night |
from the delayed Utah q Northern train. |
hOiO dluCl iuluulSub
The concert to be given next Monday night |
for the benefit of Mr.. Alfred Nelson will
be unusually attractive. A great many of |
the best local artists are to appear.
The sexual crime mania has struck the
Legislature hard. 1t is expected that most
of the members will introduce bill touch-
ing the subject. "It never rains" etc.
The Commissioners this morning an
tod T11,v ID /
and Samuel L. Jones and Geo. w. Adams
associate judges of election for Kaysville.
Hasn't the Tribune had time yet to look
up that little item about the Government
printing of two years ago, concerning which
the DEMOCRAT has made several inquiries of
late2
John Q. Cannon introduced in the House [
Yesterday bill to reduce the term of con-
Ylcts for good behavior. It is presumed the s
measure was drafted by his father who is ,
looking ga leedle OUT for the future.
DIR. Pike has been in town lately. It is
owing to him that the Legislature will visit
Provo to look after the Asylum there. The
Asylum is credit to the Territory, and it is
to be hoped the Legislature will aid it with a
funds.
Much of the business relating to freight !,
and passenger traffic on the Union Pacific :
NhiOh hdo hCICtOiOIo Ut6u GT8uSdCGoQ at VI
omaha, Will now be administered here by r
Mr.. 2. p. Shelby, the new assistant general
traffic manager. o
The meeting of the Silver Commission at :. -
Washington to-day is an event in which the Z
people OF Utah as we'll as the entire West It
nave material interest. Prof. L. K. Holden a.
md Il. T. Ferry represent our Territory. sc
md 1t is fair to expect fattering results from A
their work. Nv
Again: From whom did the Tribune pro- tt
'ure those copies of the laws of 1884 which ST.
advertised for sale at IS a copy? And if In
he Tribune got 400, 200, or any other num- or
,er of copies to dispose of for its own bene -,
it, how could the Government get the 1000 Al
opies which it paid for?
Pat Lannan, over the non. de plume of
"A Democrat" poses in this mornings
lY16nne as an ardent and distracted admirer nj
4 our Republican Governor. He saws: 81 F.
o hope and pray that President Cleveland ON
viii keep him the Governorl here as Gov az
rnor of Utah. Who ever heard of Pat sh
raging before? ial
For two or three days past the Tribune an
as neglected to say anything about sscrook az az
dness" In the matter of awarding the Ter 81. 81,
tor1al printing to the Neics. We presume OH
ne reason of this is that the Tribune, hay- ire
lg secured the valuable assistance of Mr.. tut
ecretary Thomas, is at present too busy
'oklng up the amount paid for the Govern
tent printing two years ago, with the inten-
on of publishing the same for the DEMO
aAT's benefit. ON,
When the Tribune gets through answering de-
lie conundrums which appear on the edito,
al page of this evenings DEMocRAT il is
be hoped it will then turn its attention to
Id endeavor to solve the conundrums here !
fore propounded on this local page in re- ma
'rd to the Government printing of two
nynn nd tho &c
oners' report. Mr.. Secretary Thomas can r
obably afford the Tribune material assist
ice in the premises.
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