Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-30
JUNCTION JOTTISGS.
Interesting Items from Our North
ern NeighbOr.

Giesy q Spargo will have all the leading
weeklies OF the period, tomorrow even
ing.
Improvements are going on all over
town.
Builders and architects, who are well
posted and conservatively minded, pre-
dict great building boom next spring.
The DEMOCRATS representations as to
the probable selection of Liberal Mayor
for this city, have been discussed quite a
little. This writer, knowing from insid e
and outside (intrG naurGS ct eItrd), is pre-
pared to bet his months wages against a
Bishops conscience, that the Liberals
can and will win the next municipal cleo
ton If they go at it right.
The City Council meets this Friday
afternoon. There will be quite lot OF
esting, some will be more so. Possibly
the Street Committee will receive the
respect and reward they deserve. That
is the most-possibly the only-useful
branch of the public service.
1t may be news to the readers OF the
DEMOCRAT to learn that at the next cleo
ton in this city municipality speaking)
there will be a fight the like OF which
has never been known for years The
Mormon people-who, of course, always
vote as they are told-are beginning to
cast about for candidate for Mayor. D.
Fl. Peery, who has held the Office for
nearly two years, does not appear to be
sOlicitous of another term. He probably
has read Ksop's account of the Fox and
the Sour Grapes. VIM. Driver, he OF un-
disputed ability, is too much OF black
sheep in and with the Church crowd, be-
cause he sells whiskey Holy Moses,
think of that and Chancey w. West.
The Sacred Heart Academy scholars
are improving rapidly. Their morals
are well attended to, and their mental
development is by no means neglected.
The next show we know of will be the
Golden Bells" We have attended sew
eral shows at w. w. Funge's, where the
chestnut bells were ringing loudly and
widely.
The election of next Tuesday is max
ing things little more exciting and in
Of course, the "People's"
will get there.
j. 5. Lewis q Co., are satisfied Be-
sides their large jewelry business in Og-
den, they have the Idahoan mine on
Wood River to fall back on, and that is a
regular Turkish divan OF luxuriance to
recline upon.
Since Manasseh Collinson went in with
Will Fischer, in the Fischer Beer Hall,
things have taken decided upward ten
dency.
A kindergarten school, the most bliss
ful and hopeful invention of the nine
leenth century, is to be started in Ogden,
next week The DEMOCRAT man in this
Junction city, heartily wishes that the
project prosper, grow, and bear fruit a
1t is on the Savior's prin-
ciple of "Let the little ones come unto
Me-"
Your correspondent has the assur-
ance OF well-informed parties that there
will be weeping and wailing and
crashing OF teeth, next month, when |
he guillotine of the First District Court |
with the severing sharpness of !
is judicial blade upon the stiff necks of |
he anti-American law-breakers.
On Tuesday forenoon, there was quite |
| fire at Statewide, the banner Liberal |
settlement of Weber county One John
1akins brick house burned down, boiling
oap having run over the kettle, and the
nan trying to put it out without water.
The building was destroyed The furni-
,ure was mostly saved.
That blessing OF blessings to little chill
ren whose mothers cannot attend to
hem as they'd wish to-Frebel's Kin
ergarten system-is to be started in a
we operation here Mrs. T. B. Lewis.
life OF the principal OF the Central
chool having taken the laudable move
lent in hand. 1t is an innovation which
J deserving OF unstinted praise and sup
ort.
OGDEN, Utah, Oct. %, 1886.