The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-02

Vote.
Vote early.
| Vote your ticket.
Vote the Peoples Ticket.
Vote for the Hon. Geo. Q. Cannon
The City Council meets this even
ing.
The Union Pacific wss on time las
night.
The weather threatens anothe
storm.
Vote for the Peoples Delegate tt
Congress.
The value OF the bullion shipments
on Monday. aggregated sS1 5SS so.
William NJ. Scott. native Of Scot
land, was admitted to citizenship OF
Monday.
Go early to the polls and deposit
your liltls ballot :or Hon. Geo. Q.
Cannon.
The total mortality OF this city for
October was but thirty, which is quite
moderate.
a reduction has tsken place in the
passenger rates over the Union Pacific
and its branches.
Two vsgrants we're fined $50 each.
on Monday; nr given thirty days each
on the streets would be better.
Professor s. s Hamill. the elo-
cutlonist, will give two readings at To,
Theatre on the 18th and 18Th inst
The Union Pacific Express train
Was late on Sunday night. about two
hours. The U,En Central waited for
it.
This is the day on which we will
elect Hon. Geo. Q Cannon delegate
10 Congress for Utah for the next two
years.
Guy Faux" to be played on Fri
day night, lie well billed ell over the
city. and promises to draw out a large
audience.
The University Of Dsseret com
menced the second quarter OF the
first semester yesterday with fine
prospects.
Mr.. Dryer has Harper's Weekly
and Frank Leslie's Illustrated Nelcs
paper for November 6; Puck and Chic
for October q.
The Union Pacific want twenty
five men to work on the grade
between Echo & Park City. See the
advertisement.
The Milton Mobiles Dramatic Com
pany. in tue play OF The Pheaix,"
commence their engagement on
Wednesday evening.
Vote for the nominee who has the
interest of Utah and her people at
heart, aud you are sure to vote for
Hon. Geo. Q. Cannon.
The final Liberal rally was held last
lfght, and was no. overly crowded. |
Judge Bennett, Gen. Bare aud Judge
Mcbride worked Up wr8. enthusiasm
here was.
Whatever changes may be wanted |
II may be right, we do not want any
,hsnge in our Delegate to Congress;
md certainly cot such q change 80
be Liberals would give us.
allen G. Campbell may be his own
rieud, and he may be the friend OF
ha Liberals. If be is this be is no
risnd OF the people, and no friend of
he people will vote for him.
This is the day on which the Libe
ais are to find out how great is their
trength; and 1t is the same day as
hat on which the Peoples Party will
how them bow weak they are.
Never since the Utah Southern be-
iame a road has it done such big
business as i! is doing now. 1t was
to run extra freights on
friday. Saturday and on Monday.
a piece of land is offered for sale in
his mornings HERALD belonging to
he estate of JscobPeart, deceased. Pro-
,ossls will be received at the Office of
Anderson & Pomeroy, as per advertise
nent which appears elsewhere.
The HERALD has made arrange
nents By which the news items con-
erniug the election to-day can be
lad in front of its Office up to mid
light. The arrangements are such
hat all can see ST once, and can see
yell.
Mr.. James Watson, the night
states that people are get
ing too careless of late in the manner
n which they dispose of their ashes.
de says that they throw the ashes in
piles in the rear OF their buildings,
md a fire is likely to occur some time.
As Hon. Geo. Q. Cannon is the
peoples friend, and the peoples
1ominee for delegate to Congress,
avery voter of the Peoples Ticket |
should feel that it is duty he owes
himself and his fellows to cast his
ballot for the friend and nominee of
he people.
On Sunday night the vacancy in |
The bishops quorum of the Seven
.eenth Ward, made vacant by the
Of John Henry Smith to |
the arostleship, was filled. ]. 8.
Tingey was made bishop, with A. W.
Davis az first and a. E. Hyde az
second counselors.
Moody End Sankey held what was
TO be their final meeting
last night. 1t is now understood that
they will remain here until after next
Sunday, not desiring to go into the
states during the time of the
election excitement, and having had
their meetings here so we'll attended.
The exercises at the jubilee on
Sunday demonstrated the fact that
with very little troubls congregational
singing could be introduced even 10
the big Tabernacle, with success.
When "Prsise God from Whom All
Blessings Flow" was sung by the
whole congregation on Sunday, the
sf1ant WA grand: