Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-11-27
LOCAL J0TS.

The Olympic Club exhibition at the Thea
tire tonight.
A few more days of this weather will clear
the streets of snow.
Mccormick & Co. to-day received Hanauer
bullion valued at S2,53O.
Wells, Fargo d Co. received a shipment of
base bullion to-day, worth $4,000
The planting of those telephone cable
poles on Main street attracts more attention
than dog fight.
l.. G. Hardy to-day puts on the shoes of
the County Assessor and Collector, recently
vacated by convict Jones.
No. Z, d. & II. Co. is reported about three
hours late to-day. A special train will be
run to Ogden, leaving the depot at the regu-
lar time.
To-nights ID. d X. G. train from the east
will bring three special cars of Chicago ex-
cursionists, on their way to San Francisco.
They will spend one day in this city.
In the springtime, when the jokers about
that Bartholdi girls yard-wide mouth are
all dead and buried, there may be some
hope of resuscitation of business.
There was another large audience at the
Theatre last evening to witness the last pre-
sentation of "The Silver King" The play
night
Some couples in Mexico have as many as
fifty children. No wonder the Saints con-
template settling there. just think how the
building up of the kingdom" would be
facilitated.
The base metal and ore output for the
week ending to-day was as follows: Nineteen
cars of bullion, 491 1854 pounds; cars of
ore, 10l, $50 pounds; cars of copper ore,
132,050 pounds; total, 81 oars, 7l4,754
pounds.
The ladies of st. Marks Guild are busily
engaged in making preparations for the
Christmas Market to be held at the Opera
House on the 10th and 10th of December.
They will do everything in their power to
make it q success.
Another argument in favor of allowing
policemen to live: Beside their being harm
less, it is claimed that if it were not for the
cops thousands of people would be thrown
out of employment by the closing down of
all the oelluloid collar factories in the coun-
try.
A dispatch from j. Poujade dated Phoebe,
Nov. 26th says that on a second recount
Rice (Dem.) for Assembly was declared
elected by five majority and was given his
Legislature 46 to IA on joint ballot.-Ap-
peal.
j. G. Murray went over to the Silver Star
mine, Smoky, Monday and brought in
Manuel Wheare, who had his eyes injured
by the explosion of giant powder. They
came in yesterday evening. Mr.. Wheare,
accompanied by Dick Hillman, left for Salt
Lake City to day, where he goes to have his
eyes treated.--Ketchum Bulletin, 24h.
The enterprising boot-back at the
Wasatch stand put out the following bulle-
tin this afternoon: "Boots shined at sac
rifice. I'm going to mo ze to Sanpete, in a
horn" At the bottom of the board is the
drawing of u horn. AS the boot-back
genius put out his sign, he remarked, 81
down those chinnies or 90 broke in my bus
iness."
Deputy Smith this morning arrested Maria
Madsen and Anna A. Black, two important
witnesses in the Bergen polygamy case now
on trial in the First District Court at Ogden.
The arrests were made on n special order
issued by Judge Henderson. The ladies
were obliged to give bonds in the sum of
$500 each before Judge Mckay. Bishop
Atwood and William Naylor became sureties
1t is expected that Angus NJ. Cannon will
preach at the Tabernacle tomorrow. Now
that he is under bonds it will do no good to
hide away any longer, SO he might as we'll
take advantage of his opportunity to spout
at the Saints. In making this announce
ment it is not the object to keep all the
Saints away from the meeting, but if there
are any whose constitutions are not perfectly
strong, it is thought to be only humane to
warn them. What his text will be has not
yet been stated, but it VIII doubtless be
taken from Matt. or Paul.