The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-09
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.
The Recent Municipal Election
Held at Kaysville.
"A DREAD DISEASE AT FILLMORE
Some Social Events Theatrical Entertain
ments-The Willard Stake Academy
Heber Happenings.

me snow has almost entirely disaI
peared. The warm rays of the sun REMIND
one very much of spring.
! The sugar famine is materially felt her,
our merchants not being able to supplv IN
demand. fP-' "
Or. Hodges, dentist of Salt Lake cit,
mas been staying here for the last few davs
Prof. Alexander, phrenologist, was her
last week, and delivered series of lecture.
lie also examined the craniums of a larg
number OF our citizens, aud we are please
10 say we have material for making law
yers, DOCTORS and congressman in abund
ance.
Inc ball given at the academy on Thurs
DAY eve was brilliant affair and reflect,
credit on the committee-O. c. Bennett r,
l.; Sheffield, G. Boynton, Minnie Barns anf
Allie E, ans. 'A''
The butcher boys are putting I'D larpe
amount of ice. The ice this season is
little inferior, it being composed too larpelv
of snow. soy
Barnes 81 Layton have made arranoe.
ments to have the result of the Salt Lake
Guy election wired to them at different in
tervals during Monday which will he
posted on the bulletin of the saloon.
me social party given by Miss Annie
Wade, at the home of her parents las;, even
ing, was one of the browning events of the
season The evening was spent in feast
ing, games, music, singing, etc, and the
young people enjoyed themselves hugely.
Inc donkey game caused great amount
or fun. The whole was most enjoyable
event. "oio
Yesterday was the last day of the second
term at the academy. In the morning a
very interesting programme was rendered
ana listened to by quite number of the
parents and friends of the students who
were gratlfied to see the marked propress
pelng made in that institution of learning
me municipal election last Mondav
passed Off very quietly. Promptly at one
hour after sunrise the judges took their
seats and waited for their men. After a
weary walt OF two hours, in which the
pontlcal aspect OF Salt Lake and other
places was freely discussed, the first
struggling voter put in an appearance cast
his vote and left. Toward noon it became
apparent that certain parties were laboring
very hard for the defeat of John Ellison
Tor councillor, and the scratching of tickets
That day was unprecedented in our citv
Fred Burton was the person that was mt
up against him and the count showed Fred
had majority of five votes. The rest of
the ticket was elected without opposition.
The johnson Brothers dramatic COMPANY
oPPoaleu mere on Monday and Tuesday
evenings. On Monday evening they pre-
sented the "Creole" to one of the most en-
thusiastlc audiences ever seen here and on
tuesday evening they presented "Better
Than Gold'' to a much larger, and very
appreclatlve audience: Mr.. Aaron John
son as the Yankee in Cuba was a decided
success, and the rest of the COMPANY are
deserving. of great praise for the able
manner in which they rendered their
parts. The recitations delivered by Moses
Dohnson and Ella Cuff at the close of the
play were also well rendered, and the an
clause at their close showed how Thoroughly
hey had been enjoyed. The general YER
ilct IS, the Johnson Brothers company is
he best allround company that ever
altered to Kaysville audience. This is |
he first time they have appeared here, but |
We ask them to come again and often and |
We will show them by our patronage our
ppreciation of them.
KAYsvILLE, Feb. s, $780,