Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-11-29
LOCAL JOTS,

Il. r.. Jones d Co. received, to-day, lead
and silver ores valued at S5,074.9S.
Tim O'Neal was fined So in the Police
Court this morning for being drunk.
Augustus d. Terron, native of Germany,
was admitted TO citizenship in the Third
District Court to-day.
Wells, Fargo q Co. received, to-day, base
bullion, $1,000; fine bars, $l7Sf9.lS; ore,
$780, total value, S23, 349lS.
The Olympic Club exhibition at the Thea
tire on Saturday night was u great success
artistically, although the attendance was
rather light.
In speaking of the way Bob Sloan crewled
out of the controversy, James b. Stoddard
says: "After airing himself before the pub
lie, he has crawled back into his hole"
John M. Young Esq, of Salt Lake, will
remain over at the solicitation of large
number of citizens and address the Utah
Loyal League meeting Knight. Saturdays
Park Record.
Mccormick & Co. to-day received the fol-
lowing shipments: Hanauer bullion, S4,950;
Bannock bars, $3.50; Queen of the Hills
ore, $1;220; silver and lead ores, $4,000.
Total value, $2O,42O.
The DEMOCRAT is in receipt of COM
munication i'll which member of the
Catholic congregation complains of cold
church at morning mass. The writer should
refer such matters to the priest, and not to
the public.
The case of Frederick Hopt, for murder
ing John +. Turner in July 1881, will come
before the Supreme Court of the United
States between the 10Th and Goth of Deem
Der. Hopt has been convicted of the crime
four times, and this is his fifth appeal to the
highest tribunal of the land.
Fish Commissioner Musser has received
word from Denver to the effect that the
United States carp car will reach Ogden at
$40 tomorrow and will be in this city on
Wednesday or Thursday. Those having
made applications for carp should be on
hand at the depot to receive their allotment.
John Rice pleaded guilty to being drunk,
in the Police Court this morning. He
stated that he had rich wife at home-a
thought which apparently did not strike
him at the time he got drunk-and pleaded
for the mercy of the court. The Judge de-
oded to give him another chance, and 80
suspended sentence for the present.
1t is said that DIR. Miller, of the Omaha
Herald, who has been a staunch friend of
the Mormons for score of years, has be-
come disguised with their stubborn resist
ance to the laws and has gone back on them
completely. The saints will find that mule
ID Iou uouuuOl'o w buc
of reasoning men, although it may continue
to please jack-Mormons of the George
Tioknor Curtis stamp.
The new Theatre Comique has met with
more than usual patronage during the past
week and has made an especial hit on Billy
Mack's new first part, entitled "the Zouave
Encampment," and the original button
bursting Irish comedy, "Dunc McDonald's
Arrival" The Comique continues to be a
favorite place of amusement. The same
programme will be presented tonight and
to. morrow night. New attractions are
billed for next week.-Inter- Mountain.
Joseph II. Swift, of the Tenth ward of this
city, who accidentally shot himself, near
HALEY, Idaho, some time ago, died at that
place from the effects of the wound on FRI
day last. The particulars of the accident
were published in the DEMOCRAT at the time
it happened. Swift was born in South
Africa, and came to Utah with his parents
in his childhood. The body will be brought
to this city and the funeral will take place
from the Tenth ward meeting house on
Wednesday at 2 p. m.