The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-01
FHE ANNUAL.
Tho Herald's Gift to its Many
Subscribers.
VALUABLE REFERENCE BOOK
Twin Prove Useful. Contain
0 ing AS it Does Some Excel
lent Information.

,,,..h tb;s issue of THE HERALD the
uhI;sbers send out to the city subscrlb-
PuD IT, HERALD ANNUAL for 1885," The
hook is neatly printed, put together IN
Dood shape and will prove valuable as a
go 1t is profusely illustrated,
I'd besides containing an accurate
an for 1885, great amount OF
80, information, descriptions OF the
soversI cuts. and miscellaneous items
- interest to all, within itspages will be
found the following reliable compila
tons: ~, Lift ofscars of
the nation-the executive, tne
cabinet. the judiciary. ana reg
G isJioottIive,with their salaries, terms
Of office. and when their terms
erniress the political complexion Oh
10Th houses of Congress, and the tunes
o Elections are held; the names OF the
Fe9eral officials of Utah, the Commls-
s;o1ers under the Edmunds Act, the
TorritoriaI officers; the representation
in the legislature; dates of holding the
several terms of the Supreme ana DIS
+r;ct Courts of the Territory, ana nst
of limited States Commissioners IN the
var;ous counties of Utah.
Farther along in the book Is an othcial
directory. comprising a complete list
of fine county and municipal officers OF
TTtab together with the date OF the ex-
niration of the term of Office of each,
and the date of the last municipal cleo
fions held in the several cities.
A church directory follows, which
embraces a list of the churches in Utah,
together with the location of each, the
resident officers, ministers, pastors,
An abstract of the votes cast for Dele
gate to the Forty-ninth Congress, at the
General Election, Tuesday, November
4th. 1884, is next in order, showing the
number of votes received by Hon. John
T. Game, those by Ransford Smith, and
the scattering vote.
A table of the popular vote for Presi-
dent of the United States IN 1880 and
1884, showing the popular vote for Presi-
dental Electors in those years, the
totals for the Republican, Democratic,
Peoples, Greenbackers, and Prohibition
candidates, and the pluralities in those
two contests.
In addition to the information con-
tanned IN the foregoing, a number of
pages are devoted to list of premiums,
with descriptions of articles to be given
away in The HERALD distribution, their
list prices and the names of parties and
firms from whom the articles have been
secured. They are as follows: Elegant
rosewood, upright Fischer piano, 500,
George Careless q Co.; a superb Estey
organ, $475; Daynes & Coalter: mag
nifcent bedroom suite. $3.50, Henry
Dinwoodey; an extra fine. deliberately
finished Balm wagon, $3.50, Howard
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latest improved Buckeye cord
binders, $275, George A. Lowe:
q beautiful and durable Gladstone dos
cart, $3.50, Studebaker Bros; a superior
double-barreled, breech-loading Parker
shot gun, $225. Evans & Spencer; on,
magnificent gold watch. $175, Joslin {
PARK; a charming silver tea set, $3.50
0. L. Eliason; beautiful Martin guitar
SIPS, David o. Calder; an elegantly
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painting, 500, Fred Lambourne; /,
strong, latest-improyed Perry road cart
500, John w. Lowell Co.; a very fine
servicable, single express harness, $75
portrait of President John Taylor, $75
John Hafen, OF Springville, Utah; &
celebrated Singer sewing machine, $40
Singer sewing machine agency; fine,
seryiceable Gilpin sulky pillow, $65, Grant
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fr1lf
Phoenix Roller Mills, Ogden, Utah; an
excellent Roster tanning mill. $50, R
Warnock q Co.; 10 cans "Way-Up'
baking powder, $50, Smith & Case: an
elegant China dinner set, $50, Little
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saddle, bride and outfit, $50, w. l.
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bic, Wood Il Co. a pc If life-size pho.
tographs, $50, and p~rr of engravings,
$SO, Fox q Symons; a celebrated
Flre-on-the-Hearth parlor stove, $40
David James & Co.; lady's Ottoman
silk wrap, $40, Mrs. NJ. G. Lap.
ham; an excellent dressing bureau
$40, Sorensen d Carlquist; an elegantly
finished plush sofa, $50, Snow Brothers
Provo; a charming lady's bonn t. $50
simon Brothers; set of Chambers en-.
eyclopedia, $50, and new indexet
Webster's unabridged dictionary, s25
Dryers book store, which form Dor
ton of the prizes to be distributed in
the Theatre, at next April Conference
the total value of the entire number
beng In the aggregate 5000.
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business of the following houses anC
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Williams, Tooele, It. +. Daniels Jr.
Provo, William Harrison Prove
White d Sons, L. J. Swaner 4 Co.
T Mm ayamS, s. W. Darke Il Co.
9alley-Ian Remedies. Cunnipgton 4
20, Walker House and S. p. Tessdel.
IHE HERALD subscribers will find III
annual handbook of value and man,
Of them will preserve it for reference
i me tables and lists will be found re
liable and correct.
The county subscribers will receiv
theirs in a few days, Just as soon a
uelr copies can be mailed to them.