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Printers Party.

The typographical fraternity have
issued the invitations for their ball
in the Twelfth Ward Hail, next
Thursday evening. The gentlemen
of the committees are we'll known in
connection with entertainments Of
this description and are guaranty
that an especially good time will be
had. II any kiends OF the printers
have been overlooked by the invita-
ton committee, let them overlook the
oversight and send word they want to
80,
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INTERESTING ITEMS.
Some of the Results of AdVsrtis
ing,

The accompanying documents were
received by Mr.. George A. Meears,
wholesale and retail liquor dealer,
opposite the pnstofhce, Salt Lake
CITY. Utah. He respectfully dedi-
Gates them to the liquor dealers OF
the nineteenth century, here and
elsewhere. Comments are unneces-
sary. as the meter is published rer.
batln ct Literdtim, ct speLlatim. Out OF
sympathy for the writers, We omit the
names, but the original documents
can be seen at IL, IL, Is Second
South street.
The frst document received was
the following, which was contained
10 an envelope bearing the words:
Glove not the world. neither the
things that are in the world. John
H., 10. Here is the letter:
PHELPS, n. Y, Jan. 4, 1881.
Dear Sir:-Having seen your adver-
tisment in the paper, inviting the hungry
to Christmas dinner, feel like thank
iug you for your kindness to the poor and
needy. And now l want to give you an
invitation which find from One who
will give all that He promises, and even
more 1 have accepted it, and / hope
you will Dear Sir, shall pray that
your heart may be moved to come TO the
loving Friend who so kindly urges u 10
believe on Him, and receive salvation
from dis bend. The words of invitation
are in dear, precious Book, the holy
Bible, Isaiah 55. /, 2. "Bo, every one
that thirsteth, come ye to the waters, and
he that hath no money, come ye, buy and
eat; ye,, come, buy wine and milk. with
out money and without price. Where
fore do ye spend money for that which is
not bread? and you labor for that which
satisfeth not? HArken unto me, and eat
ye that which is good" Also in Mat
thew IL. % "Come unto me, all ye that
tabor and are heavy sladen, and | will
z We you rest" Also Revelation 8. 20
Behold, stand at the door and knock;
il any man hear my voice and open the
door, l will come in to him, and will sup
with him and he with me-" Will you
not accept
Believe me to be your friend
MRS Rev. -.
Then comes q postal card, al iol-
lows:
PHELPS, n. Y, Jan. 9Th, 1881.
Mr.. Meedrs:
Dear Sir:
Taking up Salt Lake paper Of Dec.
oath, my eyes rested on 30, Ye
Thissty"l I remembered the invitation
Of ons many years ago, who sayd come
unto me ali ye that thirst" As l con-
linued looking, .&w your kind provision
YOU bad mAde-I could but think you
possessed q large heart. but why are
there so many 'poor little children'S l
could but think you was sowing seed.
Soon to come 10 many ''poor little chill
dren" will come the harvest. Please
open the door of your heart, and let Us
sow that seed that will produce golden
harvest, bring joy instead or woe to little
children. "And Jesus said unto them,
1 am the bread Of life: he that come;h
to me shall never hunger, and he that
believeth on me shall never thirst" 3.
John 6, 35 verse.
There are many beautiful songs, one is
kiss him for his mother" Please read
the select reading, l send for "your
mother" Yours kindly,
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The ST. LOUIS GioJe-Democrat from
the columns Of which the HERALD
has quoted several editorial COM
menis on the Murray outrage, con-
tanned the following in its editorial
columns last Sunday. It will be re-
membered that the HERALD said that
Murrsy's conduct demanded his i'm
mediate removal from the Office
which be disgraces and which be is
in no way qualified to fill. The
GloJe-DsmOcrGt is by no means an
administration organ, but 1t is in the
front rank of republican Journals,
and iIs suggestions usually carry with
them weight. They should do so in
this instance, for no other rebuke
would be 60 fitting to Murray, con-
sidering the enormity of bis oGense,
as his prompt removal from Office:
Governor Murray, of Utah, defends
biz action in r-fusiI G t. issue a certificate
Of election TO Mr. Cannon on the ground
that th-re Is 70 court record of Cannon's
naturalization. Who made il the busi-
ness of Mr.. Murray to search the court
records to find out whether Mr.. Cannor
was or was not naturslized2 There are
other qualifications for 8 member of Con-
gress besides citizenship. and II Mr..
Murrsy's theory Is correct it is the bust
ness OF the secretary of state, in every
state of the Union, before issuing a Ger
tiiicate OF election, 20 determine Afirma-
lively ID that the person claiming It, and
having received the largest vote cast, is
% years Of ,ge; ~ ihst he has been a
citiz-n of the United States for seven
years; and go that he is an inhabitant o.
The state in which the election has taken
place Mr. Murray deserves and should
receive IS a rebuke for his imperlinence 8
prompt dismissal from Office.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court in and for Sail
Lake County, Territory Of Utah.

Iu the matter of the Estate Of s. +.
Nuekols, deceased:
ALLEN FOWLER, SOLE RX-
Il ecusor OF the last will and testament
of Stephen f. Nuckols, deceased, having
on the Sd day Of April, A. D. 1880, fled
in this Court his annual report, showing
the financial condition OF said Estate.
Now. therefore, be it ordered that
Monday, the 3lst day Of January, A. ID.
1881, at 10 g. N. of said day. at The Court
Room of said Court, at the County Court
House, Salt Lake City, has been ap-
pointed the time and place wheL and
where all persons Interested may appear
and file written objection to said report,
or any part thereof.
is further ordered that notice hereof
be given to all parties interested By pub
LEGATION of certified copy Of this oider
till the day appointed herein 10 the SALT
LAKE DAILY HERALD, q newspaper
pub.j,hed and having general circulation
in Salt Lake County.
Done in open court, this 18th dsy of
January, A. D. 1881.
E. SMITH,
Probate Judge
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TERRITORY OF UTAH,
COUNTY CT SALT LAKE. ss-

rt caas4T % 81 s GE4I LAKE. IS
I. D. Bockholt, Clerk Of the Probate
Court in AID for the County OF Salt
Lake, 10 the Territory Of Utah. do here
by certify thst the foregoing is q full,
true and correct copy Of aa order Of said
Court in said matter appointing time and
place for the settlement Of said account,
as appears Of record in my onice.
In witness whereof, have here
unto set my hand and affixed
[sEALl the seal OF said Court, this I8.h
day Of January, A. D. 1881.
D. BOCKHOLT,
JAY Probste Clerk.
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Mr.. Dwight K. Trip, of San Fran
cisco, snd Miss Cominne Williamson,
daughter of General William-on, COM
missioner Of the general and flee, were
married on Thu sday, at the Ascension
Church, Washington. a brilliant recep-
ton was held.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-01-21

JUST ARRIVED. a lot of Homemade
Mottlsd Gray Blankets,
Gray Blankets,
White Blankets.
Red TWilled Flannel,
White Twilled Flannel,
Linsey Sheetings.
Red and White Flannel,
Stocking Yarn, etc.
JOHN C. CUTLER,
Old Constitution Building,
+ Salt Lake City.
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CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
GOLD LION PUNCH
TIE LATEST BEVERAGE.

"Gold Lion Punch" one of the most
1electable drinks ever oSered to the bibu-
lousy inclined, is Auer & MHrphy's
latest novelty.
Their StOrerooms are nov stocked to
Overlooking, and complete in every par
ticular. heir Winte- Specialties are
unexcelled.
Families wishing Pure and Unadul-
ter ted Wines or Liquors at moderate
prices, please take notice.
AUBR 50 HIURpHY. Prop's.
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Now TEE women have resolved
that We are g nation with big n.
The republican etalwarts ought TO
be kind to the ladies hereafter.
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PETERSEN. the BuroHER.

IL AS ALWAYS ON HAND THE BEST OF
IL Meats In Season, and sells a. cheap .
anybody. Ssusages are his great specialtv
Don't forget the place, 1225 First South Street.
second Butcher Shop wsstof Main Street, q
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shsll decide that 1 am inferior,
morally, OF any of my detrsctors,
without exception.
'Put up or shut up I" which, being
translated, signifies Give us a resti
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
January 20. 1851.
WHITE HOUSE,

WHITE HOUSE.
w Ballord, DIsper; II Campbell, G
Nullett, w II Shettle, Bingham; A L
Lawrence, West Jordan; A Greenhsleh,
Provo; 7 Reid, Park City; Metcslf,
Gunnison; T Nugent and family, Sandy;
MIST B Reader, Smidt y Fanderceok,
Ogden; NJ Gibbons. NJ Klopenstein,
Bins ham; j JoDe-, Jonesvillr; Wells,
Provo, Z w Cummings, l. Perrett, ID q
Murphy, L Rotche, Alta Ciiy; A Bzgg,
Payson; E Verga, France.
WALKER HOUSE.
P Kerwin, A Lindsay, Park City; A
Woolner, NJ Dee, J e Foole Ogden;
4 Palmer, Alta; a Turner, E J Bak-r,
Columbus, Neb; + Houghton, TebanA
County, California; l. NJ Trechette, I
A Lewis, Chicago; w Taylor, jr, @ p K
r; p Himrod, Revere S witch; ~chsler,
Sandy; r E Strahorne, Omaha; j Z
COyle, o d Randall, st Lewis.
VALLEY HOUSE.
ia Straight, Washington, D c; D @
Powell, Eureka. New; j Budken and
wife; Wyoming; j Harrington, P G
Lechy, Park CiIy; r Lund, st George;
Il B Cummins, G linston; r McKen-
drick, TOoele; l Bernard, San Francisco;
G Mcguire and wife, Butte, Mont; ?
Downing, Nevada; r Eathorne, j
Rogers, w Dunstsn, Alta.
Gift HoUsR.
P Kirwin, Park City; o B Chadwick,
Frisco; Z E Burgess Ogden; Warner,
Idaho; P johnson, Bingham; Beamish,
Alta; R Bellou, G FOrshay, w s. j V
4 R; B A Young, Wasateh; G S Gun
bingham, Sandy.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
L NJ FritchelI, Chicago; j G Arm
strong, Nevada; j McGregor, p TX City,
j Tucker. T B4Ieman L w Thomas.
W Ireton, j G Morrill,, Alta; j w
Hume, New York.
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Relief Committee Work.

The Alta relief committee, yester
day, visited some OF the cilizsns Rnd
collected considerable funds to be
disposed of in the assistance of tbs
people who were rendered homtlest
by the SLOW slides and attendant
calamitiee. To day they will con-
tinue their labors, and they expect
to raise much more monty. Every
one seemed to symphst;zs With the
unfortunate people. and IN a number
OF cases, contributors instructed the
committee to call again 10 case the
amour: donated should prove too
small for their proportion The best
OF feelings were manifested with but
few exceptions. A few carpers, who
knew nothing about the matter, and
cared less, wondered ar o thenecessity
OF raising mtaas az Il did not appear
70 them that any one stood in need.
Calamity etrikes even unieeling people
sometimes, and then all the fOa-hoTns
in the world cannot make noise
enough yelling for assistance. The
committee i3 taking every precaution
to avoid a wrong distribution of the
funds, and it is earnestly hoped that
no needy persons will. through false
pride, allow themselves 10 be ne
elected.
To all whose names could be
RscertAined the following circular
was sent yesterday. A few replies
have been already received. 1t is
possible. indeed probable, that some
deserving persona have been over
looked, and the committee publish
the circular herewith go that all may
have an opportunity TO he heard:
OFFICE OF CHAIRMAN OF ALTA RELIEF
COMMITTEE, OPPOSITE THE Posi-
OFFICE.
SALT LAKE CITY,
January 20, 1881.
As committee Of relief for the aid
If those Who stand in need of assist
4nce, through Ia, late disaster at
Alta City, We are endeavorinR to
raise funds for the purpose. Your
name having been mentioned as one
probably IN need, We ak that you
make statement OF your situation,
90 that the committee may arrive at
a Just conclusion as 10 what should be
done for you in consideration of the
circumstances, aud OF the amount
Re may be able to raise as relief
fund. You will please make out
statement Tor have 1t made out for
ycu) Immediately upon the receipt of
this. Use the back of this sheet for
the purpose, and sign it with your
own name. Give nnmber in family,
Rith age and sex. Do not delay, or
sour case may be overlooked.
Respectfully,
GEORGE A. MEEARs,
Chairman,
HENkY W. LAWRENCE,
SAMUEL KAHN,
Committee.
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Gor. Holidays Message.

We are indebted to Gov. Holiday foT a
handsomely printed pamphlet copy Of his
late and last message to the General Assem-
by OF Virginia. It is noble yindioa;ion
Of the old Commonwealth OF Gov. Holli-
day and this MESSAGE IL Washington Poet
speaks cur sentiments:
COY Holiday, Of Virginia, does not
indulge in any honeycd words 10 the Repu-
diationists who have captured that State
with the assistance Of the Federal Admin
istration lie abatcs nothing of his deYo-
ton 10 the cause Of honesty. lie demon
slrates not only that Virginia ought in hon
or 20 pay her debt, but that she possesses
the ability 20 DO 70. Honesty il not Only
the best policy, but il is easier in this case
to be honest than it is to play the rogue.
The Governor rccounts the efforts T. pay
the debt Of tie Stale in full and ;he equally
persistent and more successful determination
20 wipe out thirteen millions cf the deb,
with aspOnge. HcrccOun= the rapid growth
Of the public school system. the increase oi
taxable property and the efficient and econ
omic2l maGag, mcnt Of the State institu-
tions, and r,sents with Indignation the
charge that Virginia can not pay her just
debts, and huFls back tle assertion, now be-
come the watcnword Of gTe3t party, thai
she will not pay them The message forms
a fitting close % tie contest Wiich has been
waged with go much bitterness in the Old
Dominion. ltsupp!emcn.s thesturdy blows
which Governor Kempef dealt 60 the foul
spirit Of ropudialion in IT, early days, and
closes an honorable and determined resist
ance to It on the part Of Governor Holli-
day and bis party when it had vaxc3 strong
and powerful. No trucr appeal for honesty
and The preservation Of good iaitl has been
written in a generation ard when the fren-
~ of an hour has passed away the people
Of Virginia and the people OF the country
will award Tie need Of fearless and uncom-
promising honesty 70 I. w. " Holiday"
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NEWSY NOTES.

W. 2. Blantenship, Of W. Va. is pardon
ed by the President.
Paddy's Mills post oace, Shenandoah
county, is discontinued.
The Ring Theatre. Vienna burned few
nights ago and 700 persons perished.
The sweet-po,ato crop in Virginia this
year has been estimated at 81, 100000.
Miss Chloe 4. Violet, an Alexandria IA
dy, has, in religious ieryor, tasted six weeks
from solid food.
Senator Williams, of Kentucky, has cold
in Cincinnati for $4,000 a tobacco crop
raised by himself-a 90 acres product.
Over $50 men arc drilling and blasting
away the hills Of the new town Roanoke
nee Big Lick
Miss Mildred Lee, daughter Of the dead
Confederate chieltain, is passing part Of
the winter in New York.
Henry G. steb5ins. Of Wall street and
the early friend and patron Of Clara Louise
Kellogg, Is dead.
4 sperryyille (Rappahannockl farmer
merchant has shipped 900 bushels Of ap
pies to Washington since Sept. IS.
By the census returns just completed ant
published the population Of Virginia j
l,512.565
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COUNTY W. VA. SATURDAY DECEMBER d 1881 NJ

u the holy spot. The priest at this spot
makes the "drudgeFy divine" as well as in
telligent. We are welcomed to the convent
BY him. Like most of the Catholic priests
in the East, he speaks French. Our guide
seems to be 4 fayorite with him. He invites
'rs to glsss Of native wine or tea, and un-
der bis direction and with lighted taper we
take cur devious way below. Many tombs
line this dark path, and among them is the
tomb of st. Jerome. 1t is to his patience,
goodness, and scholarship the world owes
the Vulgate, or Latin edition Of the Bible.
II was here that this early and great father
gave his forty years Of scc,usioa for the glo-
~ of God and tae 5eneit of mankind. Ap-
proach tie chapel o. gse Nativity. You
will know it ,y the Latin Inscription and
thesilyer star in the c-ntre Weare led in
to this vault by tie priest. lie shows US
the manger. i IS explained to us that in
chose days stables were not uaususlly
found in the caves so common N the hiily
places Of Palestine. This cave IS many
feet below the aoorof the church. Il is 60
by II fect, and decorated with marble.
Precious lamps burn before figures Of saints,
chief among them st. jerome. six:Ceus.l-
yer lamps bum over tie spot where ,he sill
yer star indicates tie place Of birth. An
other recess shows the SPOT where the wood
en mauger, now il Rome WAS found oh
er spots are shown, as the chapel of s.. Jc-
rome, and tie chapel OF Joseph, where the
angel appeared to tell him to ay to Egypt
Bethlehem il NOS one Of the mountains
which encompass Jerusalem, but it has is
lofty thought. is beauicous pear. in
the diadcm round about the royal city. !.
is not TIE scene of sacrifice and sepulcbrc
but it is tie scene Of Tie nativity AM Of
the magi, and Of The angelic song which
ushered in the pugcsl and greatest life ever
cladin Gesh Among the hundreds Of books
of travel and description of this country,
the Bible IS the bea, guide book after all,
and il many ways. In no one way is it
more so chan in its references to .his spot,
over which the star shore, and the angels
chauted Of peace. The genius Of painter
and sculptor has illustrated the story Of the
magi and their gifts and worship, the choir
of angels, the awe-struck shepherds, the
aight into Eg5p the beautiful face Of the
Madonna, with its golden aurco.e, and the
majestic, masterful, and melancholy features
of Him who became here the genius Of love
unto mankind How often has the story
been told 70 loving hearers from the little
Catholic church AZ the North Cape, but a
year OH, which we visited tnder the mid
night sun and am. The summer SHOWS, to
the splendid church Of 81. Sophia, which
dates / 800 years ago. across wastes Of time
and oceans Of space, over dark continents
and isles gilded by eternal summer this
story Of the manges is q theme as sacred TO
kings as to peasants; as dear to the leper Of
Ramleh as to the cmperors Of earth.
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POETR Y..
LILYS BABY.
The Little Elizabeth Brooke.

Precious little milk-white Blossom
Just rs fresh aud pure
As lily dropt from heaven
At our door
Bringing breath Of up-world fragrance
From an open SKY,
To these hearts where blossoms anguish
Parched and dry.
Timid lsnd-tirds fitting seaward-
Flowers, plucked by hand
Tell the doubling navigator
OF the land.
So these blossoms drifted carthward
From those fairer trees
Tell Us of " KINGDOM =" siuless
SUCH As THESE.
o, 20 keep her, now, unspOtted "
In her Love and Truss,
From this earth, whose fairest flowers
Are half dust.
Angelsl draw q Magic Circle,
Let her grow therein,
Up and onward tih your heavens
Take her in.