The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-23
FEW COMPARISONS.

FrIFRgECK HENRY DTSwOODEY and JAMES Z
JACK. OF the old board of directors met at Re
ceiver DYER's office on Commercial street {
yesterday afternoon and rendered their reslg-
nations, and Messrs. THOMAS MARSHALL +. ID.
DYER and p. /. WILLIAMS were elected as their
successors. The new directors Immediately
qualified and elected THOMAS MARSHALL vice
president ARTHUR PRATT secretary and F. d.
DYER general manager and treasurer. The
general meeting of the stockholders OF the com
pany viii be held next month, when the present
board viii be continued, and another director
Will be elected to succeed JOHN HENRY SMITH,
who is at present out Of the city II is whispered
that p L. WILLIAMS will be elected president.
OF course, this transfer viii have an important
bearing on the future policy of the company. A
HERALD reporter met RECEIVER DYER last even
ing, and when asked what would be done In the
wav of improving the plant. he replied;
ssXYe contemplate increasing the capacity OF |
the works this season sufficiently TO meet all the
requirements of the city,"
''How about the price of gas?"
'sWel as soon as the Improvements contem-
plated are completed, We propose to reduce the
price TO the lowest possible figure"
"Win the same policy be followed in regard TO
the electric lights?''
PRECISELY. We intend TO give the public the
best that we can at the lowest possible price y
THE HERALD, March Is.
1t looks as if the MULLoY & PAUL sale to
GRANT Bros. company was q go. Part of the
10000 purchase money has been paid down, and
the deal will be consummated to-day. GRANT
Bros. will rent the MULDoT s. PAUL stand on
Second South for the present
With the retirement of MUILoY & PAUL goes
put one of the old-time and best known of Salt
establishments Tom MULLOY made his
reputation as q model livery man years ago,
with him they
made a team that beat the most spanking thing
their barn could turn out. Cap PAUL especi
nlly has always been known as manager of
men and the excellent condition of his big stables
md Yards argues that he will NOW how to take
care of the public streets. We wish the cap"
The same success in his new venture that al
Says attended him in his old held.-THE HER
AID. March Is.
MuLLoY & PAU have sold their livery bust
ness. horses, carriages ETC., to GRANT BROS. for
t3OOOO and the purchasers Will take possession
IN Sunday morning. 1t is big transaction and
winds one more fold of the church anaconda
Rbout the business or the city. MULLoY PAUL
Rre old stand-by and their sale VIII make a void
lhat viii be felt-Iri6alae, March IL.
AS the years roll on the people in this
city who are engaged in business will find
put even better than at the present time
who are their friends. No one doubts
where the business men place their conf
hence and to what paper they look for sup
mort. By a comparison of the ADVERT Sc
ments that are to be found in the morning
papers. The HERALD will be found to dis
lance its contemporary. This is as il
should be, and this state of things will con
Hnue TO grow as the days and years go on
and oneand all who are engaged in business
In this city learn that THE HERALD i!
newspaper and not party organ. al
most daily there are articles in the Dali
Distdnced about the intolerance of tn
PEOPLES party, but the above quotation
,how where the spirit Of intolerance is t.
be found.
During the late city campaign this pape
kaid good words for Mr.. GEORGE NJ. ScoT
and other gentlemen on the Liberal ticket
but on the other hand the Tribune mad
mean and dirty attacks on Mr.. SPENCE
CLAwsoN, and when the scurrility wa
pointed out the organic concern was ne
willing TO make amends, but as in the cas-
Of the alleged "Green river butchery''
gas careful not to tell the truth when
ZANE to light, as by so doing it would col
rect a lie that had been widely circulate
against the majority Of the citizens of thi
territory.
A newspaper that is up to the times wi
almost of necessity, at times publish inco
rect statements 1t is impossible befo
publication to stop to verify all of the new
Items that come to a paper, but pap
That is honest will when the error
pointed out, do its utmost to correct .
wrong impression it has conveyed.
correct the falsehoods about Mr.. CLAwsc
was out of the question with the Chestnl
rs that would not have been in the int
ssts of its party, although it would ha
been honest and fair.
TEE HERALD is for fair and hone
treatment of friend and foe, and is for t
best interests of this city. We pledge o
support 70 all enterprises that are esta
ished in the interests of the city and
advancement We ask the impartial ne
pmer who was here during the camp al
md who is here to remain and desires
zee the city grow, to compare the posid
aiken by this paper and the leading org
fthe opposition. We ask him to compare
nirit as manifested in the above articl
md then we desire him to stop and refi
m the positions when we doubt not that
viii be on hand TO Join with US in aiding
build up this city and in being fair to c
IND all.
THE HERALD has never lost its faith
he future of Salt Lake, or changed
ry, and that cry is and always has be
salt Lake city first, last and always. {
political opponents can count on secnr
heir full need of praise for all of tn
phors for the advancement of our city,
chen we say this we do not wish any {
o imagine that we will not cry out again
he frauds that are committed from q
% time in election and other matters by
liberal party; neither do we propose
emain silent while the scheme of politi
obbery is on, wherein small-sou
Governor is trying to make dictator
lirnsef and political slaves of the major
# the people of the territory.
THE HERALD will continue in the fut
in the past, laboring for the welfare
mr fair city, according praise to one I
llwho win join in the good work Of bu