Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-27


gress is applauded by all good Liberals
Here IN Utah there is no room for split
between Democrats or Republicans. It's
all Americans verses Mormons, free men
against priest men. We are sorry, how
ever, to see few disgruntled Republi-
can soreheads making wry face at the
nomination of Colonel Ferry. For
heavens sake, don't they read the signs
OF the times? Is not Democracy dstined
TO be the Hercules that smothers the
gigantic boaconstrictor of Mormonism
III one powerful grasp OF law and Justice I?
On tuesday afternoon the good people
OF the town We're temporarily deprived of
the use OF the city water It's running
all right now
A new cigar store will soon be started
on Fifth street
we adhere to our previously expressed
idea that the numbering of the houses in
this city, though of itself meritorious
and sensible movement, is rather prema-
ture: Without free postal delivery, what
earthly good is there to be derived from
the mbering OF the houses? 1t is a
perfectly legitimate, but undoubtedly pre-
mature, piece of business.
We want all the Democrats in Ogden
10 take the DEMOCRAT. Let the business
men take hold Of it, and it will do them
good. '0Nn
The Central school, under Professor T
b. Lewis, is doing fairly we'll, although
1t can by no means compare with the
other institutions of learning in the town,
among which the Episcopal school, under |
Professor A. g. Davis, is quite note |
worthy.
Some OF the finest stock ever seen in
Utah is kept by VIM. Skeen, of Plain
City, an old-tlme standby Liberal OF
aSpostate descendency. He has the best
horses and bulls out.
Salt Lake turtles and horsemen will
lind themselves welcome next Saturday
in this city, on the occasion of the fail
races OF the Ogden Driving Park Associa-
Clon: Your staunch Democratic friend
J. W. McNutt, is holding the wbip
handle OF the business with an iron grin
and velvety touch. He can always he
relied upon. "
AT the Troy laundry, on lower Fifth ,
street, there is Joy and jubilation over
he arrival of little boy. A gentleman
~ the name of. j. Phones is taking all
he honors to himself. Well, we don't
lick. Let him have all his fun as we'll
IS his son, providing Mrs. Jones remains
q good health.
For unadulterated, genuine. ssimon.
qre" hoodlums give me the Utah urchin.
lie is hero in his unheroic way. He is r
t to make Washington without
atchet, or Cartouche with a shotonn 7
or sauciness, impudence, obscenitv. i
lthy language, stubborn demeanor
lilalnous defiance, he takes the Sc
axe, or rather ought to take ii
lie bread and water in the reforma. tt
,ry. And the higher father is ON the
lerarchical ladder of Mormonism. the til
'wer his sons will be in the slum and
ough of depravity. To hear them tall ]
see them act, to read their inscriptions
school house outhouses, Sedan and m
omorrah would blush.
VIM. Clark, an old Grand Armv man
Is just started IN the poultry business
has fin election of Plymouth RocI
oudans, -eghorns and other fowl ft
eggs or meat
Nellie, Mr.. Spargo's little daughter ia
III affected by illness. She has had =
lr or five weeks siege of it ALREADY
On Tuesday J. NJ. Edwards, the bonn.
+, affable, and otherwise pleasant agent
the Pacific Express Company. cello. u
ated his thirty seventh birthday ami.
rsary. He did himself proud on tha
casion. WIG
OGDEN, Utah, Oct. %, 1886.
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