The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-05
PROVO POINTS.

There have been some big guns in Provo dur
inc The last two days in attendance at the stake
conference. On Sunday President q. Q. Can
non. Apostles Grant. Richards and others ad-
dressed the congregations on various principles
of the unSpel as believed in and practiced by the
Saints without mentioning the question
of politics or advocating poiguny. AZ u priest
hood meeting on SUNDAY ilsht 4PH Gi6 IN
spoke on the subject of voting, and claimed mat
il was the duty OF elders IN the same cnuICh "
sustain each other. If those holding me prLes.,
hood in any precinct could agree on Tue "a
of men for the Offices they were best quaIneo 10
fiji they had a right TO elect the men Oh lnei
choice though this might De caLeu Il pitJ ~
hood ticket or the People ncIeL III thls
DOlitical organization there Is no one Hail. oi se'
IF men who have the right TO dictate or say VINO
shall be nominated. \ bishop OF WaIu ot d
DresiTant Of stake has the same l1Snt rs otheF
mon Ia rnrticipate in election matters, DuE llty
| have no right to expect the people TO Vole lof
merely because they happen 10 Seleci INC ctlIuu
dates Any other member OF the People pat,t9
had the same right to nominate OF NOte lCl ' i
men OF his choice, but the people ought 10 Ue
| united first in the nomination ana then III tie
| election of the best men TO represent lhein. ~
! Monday Apostle Cannon ana DINERS dtIutca5eE
| the meeting, and Apostle Grant cOmLldi1'eu
Iose rresent at the meeting TO tell all those not
nrcsent lust what he said. II / 1911 IN IellIS !.
| an hope il will be overlooked as I've dlrcIuy
! forgotten most Of Il.
| 4 LARGE number OF people went from mere 10
| o++and The Y M NJ l. \. conference IN San
| Lake CITY on Saturday and sunday const-
0ueptIv the conference in this city was not 50
well ATTENDED a. would otherwise nave Oeei 'nc
case. , -.
At y meeting held in the Second ward, last
Friday night. which had been called for the pyr
nose. Evan Wride was elected DishOp "a tee
ward; in place of J. W. LoVelesS5 ae;easeu. .
p Eggertson ard Alexander " Hhiii7 "''o
elected to be his counselors.
Now that James E. Daniels, Jrr has beer
elected his successor as city 1nafShai JOIN ". w
Turner says his only reason Tor reslgLiilg tilS
Office is because he had other Du'iIeS9 Vi 4i-O+
Importance to attend TO.
The new printing Office owned by the D!Aol
publishing company is nearly competed, an.
The gazette will hereafter issue from us new
quarters near the railroad depot.
The brick walls OF the new livery stable Delnt
huiit for Martin x Drake, are up several zee
above the basement. This stable, Wnen com
Melted. will be one of the finest buildings IN th
city We may give the dimensions hereafter
The announcement of Il. W. Sloan's reslgna
| zion as manager Of THE HERALD causes som
regrets among the readers OF HE hEhA Al -, I
Pro,o MIR Sloan has u host OF friends IN I'M
city. :. r,,
The solitary Provo advertisement, IN m 10 "a
HERALD, is regarded as curiosity ana mas Le
| To- rIIsb of customers that have kept the CLERK
and walters very busy for the last few days
the Fnterprs Sc restaurant
down Provo river which it is eXpected VIII rec
= This cty in about three weeks II the wafer h@iC
. out to float the ties.
Neicbbor David Bounetts wife presented hll
with n ten pound daughter on Sunday morn. is
the mother and child are getting aohg nlc1i
aud Dave Is happy.
The largest hay shed in town has recently nee
erected al the tithing yard, with horse pow
q nav fork TO carry the hay to any part oil Il
A shed.
c veil in 'front.' of their new livery stables by SIN
u ing a 2H-inch pipe l6J leel
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jacques OF SprInSFll-
s. we're visiting friends in Provo Monday.
Judge Judd owns real estate ana Is Z taA'aJ
in this city.
There are now over 60 registered voters
Provo.
ppOvO lime d. 1889