Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-02-04
LOCAL JOTs.

"Hazel Kirke" drew out large audience
last night.
The Evening Social Club will give their
second hop this evening in Emporium Hall.
The new municipal ticket now being
made up is to be called the Peoples Reform
Ticket.
David surely whipped Goliath of the
Herald in the battle over the Phillistine Nc
Murrin.
1t is pretty we'll assured fact that the
Legislature will confirm the Governors APP
pointments.
We would suggest that the Herald use re-
formed Egyptian in making out denials in
future bouts.
The members of Myrtle Lodge, X. of p,
enjoyed a delightful social reunion in Castle
Hall last night.
Geo. j. Dent has been selected by the Dry
Benohers for their councillor on the Peoples
Reform ticket.
General MoCook and several of his staff
will go to Fort Bridger in n few days to at
tend a court-martial.
A l0-year-old boy in the family of Gus
Reamer, in the Fifteenth ward, is the last
case of diphtheria reported.
George Careless is closing out his musical
merchandise, and will open his new school
for music in few weeks.
'To the victors belong the spoils." Don't
the Herald owe the DEMOCRAT something as
the result of the McMurrin controversy.
The stock delegation who returned yester-
day from Denver were to have spent the
afternoon to-day at Beck's Hot Springs.
Wells, Fargo g. Co. to-day received ship.
inents of ore valued at 81 800, and base bull
lion valued at $1,000; total value, S3,10O.
Il is reported that Joseph A. Jennings is
to take his late fathers farm in Davis
county under lease and reside on the
premises.
Geo. M. Ottinger, w. G.. Phillips and VIM.
Calder are each backed for Marshal on the
new municipal ticket. Ottinger will proba-
bly, be selected.
Policeman John Smith was heard to say
yesterday that tho McMurrin wife-beating
was an indisputable fact. The Herald may
now interview him.
A few more sunny days and good deal
more Herald "wind' would do much to-
wards drying up the mud. The wind re-
ferred to has been known to dry up before.
The editor of the Ogden Ne,cs pleasantly
alludes to the late editor of the DeSeret NeiCs
vict, Charles W. Penrose" And yet Penrose
once lived in Ogden.
"The wicked flee when no man pursueth,
while the righteous are bold as lion." The
DEMooRAr is ready for another bout on the
McMurrin question, but where is the Herald
hero of Indian fame?
Six of the Washington newspaper CORES
pondents were permitted to testify this
morning on the Dement, interview. and five
Of them claim to have gotten the material
for their reports from Dement, himself.
A score of people have called on the DEM
ocRAr to add their testimony to that already
adduced on the McMurrin wife-beating.
They were all incensed at the outrageous eff
forts of the Herald to lie its pet out of the
disgraceful scrape.
very humorous incident occurred in the
Police Court yesterday. The inoorrigible
Kelly, whose name appears weekly ON the
Justices slate, was arraigned for vagrancy,
and protestingly informed the Judge that he
kelly could produce q responsible witness
to show that the charge was unfounded.
Accordingly the notorious Ike Snyder WAS
sent for, and his examination resulted in his
being sent up for twenty-five day., while his
outraged companion got ten days more.