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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-09
pan.1 Boone Good Enough.


A farmer, who was seated with his wife in
wagon on the market yesterday, beckoned
to newsboy who was shouting:
"All about-l' ETC., and asked:
"Whats up nowg"
"All about the message"
"What message"
''The presidents"
"Oh, that's it. The president sent a mes
sage to some one, did hes"
Its the message to congress. said the boy
after looking at the headlines.
Must be mighty Important"
Eyes, sir"
"Guess III take one then"
81 guess you won'tl" exclaimed the wife as
he felt for his change. What on earth do
you want of messageg'
WANT to see what it is, don't I?'
"But it's nothing but reading"
mo, l s'pose not, but the president must
had sunthin' on his mind when he made it I'D. !"
"S'posen he had. We've got huff on our
minds, haven't we9 You haven't finished
that life of Dan'l Boone yit"
THAT'S so. Say, bub, sorry to have trou-
bled ye, but guess don't keer for any mes
sage, and the ole woman is rayther agin it,
too. It's probably all right, but don't keer
for it. I've got book to home that makes
my hair stand right up on every page, and I
guess the president can't beat that Life O.
Danl Boone and the way he did knock In
juns and bars about would make your feet
cold to read. No, l guess | won't buy. I'll
continue on with Danl Boone.-Detroit Free
Press.
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LOWE, Colonel MERRITT, S. G. EWING, JOHN
j. DAILY, FRANK D. KIMBALL, N. TREwEEK,
]. c. CoNKLIN, W. E. SMEDLEY. A. HAN
AUER, P. L. WILLIAMS, r. N. BAsKIN, H.
P. Mason, M. R. EVANS, Judge JUDD, T.
R. JONES, S. J. LYNN, SIMON BAMBERGER,
G. E. WANTLAND, w. H. REMINGToN-in
fact, we might go on naming a hundred or
two gentlemen, all representative citizens,
all men of ability, all interested in the
welfare, progress and prosperity of
Salt Lake, and all far ahead in
every qualification for the Offices of the
great majority of those nominated. Isn't
it astonishing that with such a field to
draw from such selection has been made!
And then, look over the nominations, and
point out where young Utah has been
recognized. The party leaders profess
great solicitude for the young men born
and raised in this city, and have rallied
against the Peoples party for not Civ
ing young Utah the recognition which
the ability and numbers of that
demand. Of course, this howl is all bun
combe, for in no other country under the
sun are so many young men in Office as
have been placed there by the People. But
what have the Liberals done for young
Utah! In the whole list of twenty five
there is just one Utah boy who will get an
Office if his party shall win. Two others
have been nominated to offices which do
not exist, hence the naming of them is
more in the nature of an insult than COM
pliment.
The People will find nothing in the ticket
but encouragement and cause for SELF con-
graduation. 1t insures them a better
ticket, for if the Peoples party were to be
listed, the names all all thrown in a bag,
thoroughly shaken, and handful taken
out, those drawn would be more represent
alive and form in every respect stronger
ticket than the Liberals have chosen.
The People will be pleased with Tuesday
nights work, and the pleasure will be in
creased if the ticket shall be completed
with the same class of material.
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THAT is a sad disaster which is reported
from Park City this morning-the burning
of the Anchor works, together with the Dor
ing machinery just put in for driving hole
from the bottom of the shaft to the re-
Gently completed drain tunnel. A long
time ago, just as the mine was about to
become productive, water poured into the
shaft in such volumes that it could not be
handled, and the result was the forced
shutting down of the work until a long and
expensive drain tunnel could be bored
That was completed last fall, but to the
surprise of everybody, it did not take the
water from tie shaft. Then it became
necessary to bore vertical hole from the
bottom of the shaft to the tunnel, some
six hundred feet: proper machinery was
pro cured. and few days ago the boring
began, and now comes this disaster which
will put a stop to work for some time and
delay for months remunerative operations
at the mine, as it is doubted that the requi-
site machinery can be gotten onto the
ground before the melting of the snow
next spring. The Anchor is believed to be
a most valuable property, and it was con-
f1dently expected that after a remarkable
series of misfortunes and disasters it was
about to become great producer, yielding
much treasure and giving employment to
many hands. Much of the stock is owned
in this territory, and fortunately by men
who are not easily discouraged. They can
afford to wait, especially as they believe
there is big reward for them.
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nudes and DIR. Rosas, are published daily.
Colonel Bermudes, who is the official
nominee, represents the military spirit of
the country. DR.. Rosas is the choice of
the civilian party, He was the favorite
minister of the late President Prado and
subsequently president of the senate.
General Canevare's party is still united
Notwithstanding his withdrawal from the
contest, which, in view of his chance of
success, has been characterized publicly by
Vice-President Denegri as proof of the
highest patriotism and self-denial
The Paris, the organ of the Democrats, is
sanguine as to the success of it's party,
which, it is expected, will shortly place in
nomination eX- Dictator Pierola, who is the
party's recognized head.
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WE THOUGHT it would come to this. A
mechanical engineer named MAGINN (the
last syllable is missing living in Chicago,
has been awarded gold medal by the
Buffalo International Fair Association, for
device for utilizing the power of Niagara
Falls. He proposes to have excavated a
cavity or drift at the foot of the
of water will be continuous and of suf1i-
Gent depth to carry over all flow of ice
without striking the device. In this re
cess, upon stone foundations, will be a
stationary iron truss frame sufficiently
heavy to carry the water wheel and other
paraphernalia, this consisting of an over
shot wheel sixty feet in diameter, several
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ate attorney was Judging him and his party
correctly, when he said that 1899 out of
every Thousand are guilty of sexual
crimes" sit takes a thief to catch thief"
ga fellow feeling makes us wondrous
kind" Perhaps our friend Of ''999'' fame
is not among the number. he being the odd
one. If such is the case the ''999' should
be left and some one go after the lone
sheep which has gone astray." We have
all heard the inspiring song of MOODY and
SANKEY about the leaving of the ninety and
nine and hunting for the lone which had
gone astray." We suggest that some of the
Liberal BYRoNs rise up and give the
world song of the nine hundred and
ninety and nine who are in the fold, and
the ''one'' which has gone astray.
The HERALD wishes to say that it doubts
the truth of the bright and shining light of
nine hundred and ninety and nine fame,
and while it knows that the Liberal party
claims the gambler, the saloon keeper, and
kindred spirits, we have altogether too
good an opinion even of the Liberals to
swallow his statements. We make this
confession with no hope of earthly reward,
but simply to give party that is almost
destitute of anything worthy of praise it's
full need of that article.
To live as did the Mormons before the
professed reformers arrived in our country
showed a lack of loyalty and an utter desti-
tuition of progress Then there were no
saloons, no billiard halls and no houses of
ill-fame. Then nobody from one end of
this fair territory to the other ever thought
OF such thing as locking doors; then an
unprotected woman could walk the streets
of our city, or any other in the territory,
without liability to insult The people
were then, as now, honest, Industrious and
thrifty; but these fruits were bad, and so
it was necessary for the hunter for spoils.
the carpet-basger, after having been "ex-
PEELED finally from every state in the Amer
lean union with the brand of disgrace
stamped upon his BROW to come
to Utah, which "beckons him to new field
of pillage and fresh pastures of pilfering."
But loyalty and progress" have since
arrived The billiard hall, the saloon and
the house of ill-fame are here. and the ''re-
former' says, "At all events, / rejoice
when | see the young Mormon hoodlums
playing billiards, getting drunk, running
with bad women-anything to break the
shackles that they were born in, and that
every socalled religious or virtuous influ-
ence only makes the stronger
To damn the soul and body of man is the
new name for reformation" There are
no words in the English language that can
Il H. q.
Notwithstanding the fertility of expression
contained therein. The words stamp their
author as drawing his inspiration from his
satanic majesty direct.
Oh! how would the utah reformers''
rejoice were they able to herald to the
world some such damnable utterances as
the above as the teachings by Mormons!
The longer we live, the more we learn
the lesson that sit all depends upon who
does it."
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TO The SPELLING CLASS.

Stand up, We spoilers, now, and spelr;
Spell phenakistoscope and knell
Or take some simple word as chilly,
Or gauger, or the garden lily.
To spell such words as syllogism,
And lachrymose and synchronism,
And pentateuch and saccharine,
Apocrypha and celadine,
Lactiferous and cectity,
Jejune and homeopathy,
Paralysis and chloroform.
Rhinoceros and pachyderm,
Metempsycosis, gherkins, basque,
is certainly no easy task.
Kaleidoscope and Tennessee.
Kamschatka and dispensary,
Diphthong and erysipelas,
And etiquette and sassafras,
Infallible and ptyalism,
Allopathy and rheumatism,
And cataclysm and beleaguer,
Twelfth, eighteenth rendezvous. intriguer,
And hosts of other words are found
On English and on classic ground
Thus Behring straits and MichaelmaS,
ThermopylR, CordillernS
Suite, hemorrhage, jalap and Havana
Cinqefoil and ipecacuanha,
And Rappahannock, Shenandoah
and Schuylkill, and thousand more,
Are words some prime good spoilers miss
In dictionary lands like this
Nor need one think himself scroyls
If some of these his efforts foil,
Nor deem himself undone forever
To miss the name of either river,
The Dneiper. Seine or Guadalouivir.
Hartford Post
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PRIVATE DALzELL, the blatherskite run
ming mate OF Corporal TANNER, is at it
again. He addresses one of his character
istie letters to Republican Congressman,
and in it threatens them as follows
Beware Your lives are in our hands. and
every man Of you will be damned to political
nfamy who fails to shovel out the surplus ac-
cording to contract 1t was for that alone we
sent you to Washington, and we will destroy
you one and all if you fail to perform your con.
tract
The harmlessness OF these fellows with
mouths and pens is the only thing that
keeps them out of the asylum.
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monster dynamos and the gearing neces-
sary to work them. The travelling frame
will be moved by hydraulic pressure to en-
gage or disengage the water wheel with
the falling water. This is said to be en-
tirely feasible, hydraulic pressure being
used to move the heaviest ordnance and
other great weights. Such machine is
calculated to develop over 10000 horse
power, and the electricity generated might
be transmitted to considerable distances
for use in running machinery and lighting.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-09
JACKSON DAY.
Ii is Fittingly Celebrated in Nashville-A Ma
tional jackson Club Permanently Organized.

NASHVILLE, Jan. S.-Jackson day was
celebrated here to-day with procession
participated in by the military of the state
and hundreds of citizens. After the parade
messing was held in the state capitol.
and National Jackson club permanently
organized. The festivities of the day
wound up with historic costume recep-
ton at the Maxwell house. given by the
Ladies' Hermitage association, and the
annual ball of the Hermitage club.
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Making Home Happy.

Jipson-You remember Jimson, Jobson'
Jobson-I do. l remember him as being
an out and out bad one, constantly beating
his wife and children, and making his home
miserable
Jip-Well, he is making his home happy
now
Job-Yes, he's dead-Boston Courier
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GOVERNOR THOMAS POSITION.

''Sone Federal agency should be author
GERS: Selectmen, clerks, recorders, super
intendents of district schools and assessors
Arthur L. Thomas,
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Experience Makes Fools Wise.

Wife tseverelyi-I didn't hear you when
you came home last night, James. You evil
IDENTIFY came in without noise, and did not
wake me up as you usually do.
Husband-My dear, Pm learning sense
Boston Courier
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Land Contests Decided-Ma
Shiloh,s Catarrh Remedy.

No. g. Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy, mar
velous cure for Catarrh. Diphtheria,
Canker Mouth and Headache With each
bottle there is an ingenious Nasal Injector
for the more successful treatment of these
complaints without extra charge Price so
cents. Sold by A. c. Smith & Co.
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a True Sign.

Jones-There was dog bowling under my
window last night, and
Smith RnowinglyI-That was sign of
death
Joues-You bet it wasl And, as l was go
ing to say, it was the first time l ever found
q brick when l wanted one.-Life.
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EX-GOVERNOR WOODS, OF UTAH
Died Yesterday in Portland, Oregon, After a
Long and Painful Illness.

PORTLAND, Ogn., Jan. Sex Governor
George J.. Woods, aged IS, died to-day
after long and painful illdess He was
elected governor of Oregon in 1866. and in
1861 was appointed governor of Utah by
President Grant Since 1875 he has been
living or the Pacifc coast practicing lazy
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Gone to the Wall.

Nickleby- Well, old fellow, never thought
that your paper would so to the walt
Squeers tan editor)-My paper Why, it
was never doing so WELL
Nickleby-Anyway just saw copy of
it pasted on the wall of shop down the
street.-Lawrence American.
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ARE YOU TROUBLED

With conscientious qualms2n asked
friend. "You look troubled" $50 l am,
said the sufferer, sbut it is with the tooth
ache" More fool you," replied the com
forter; ''get it pulled out, and buy bottle
OF SozoDoNT, and preserve the good teeth
from a like calamity''
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-09

For fine French kid or Dongola ladies'
shoes, or French calf gentlemen's she's, or
fine slippers, ladies' or gentlemen's, or
rubber bootc, overshoes or rubbers, go to
the receivers sale, 20 East First South,
where you are sure to buy for fifty cents
on the dollar
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-09

TRULY ARE the Liberals great admirers
of young Utah. There is just one Utah
boy on the ticket, and the placing of him
there seems to have been mistake on the
part of somebody.
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Had a Portion.

Haven't you got any flies to this stager'
asked the low comedian of the stage man
ager.
well no." said the theatrical manager,
apologetically, ''we haven't got them yet,
but we mean to have them soon-we've got
the wings " The Jury.
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She Wanted to BE Sure.

Old Gentleman ito little girl on the horse
car)-How old are you, little girl7
Little Girl-Are you the conductors
Old Gentleman-Why,n no, have nothing
to do with the railroad.
"Then Pm years DID,
Collapse Of little girls mother New
York Sun
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BARGAINS.

have splendid list of property-ch
business and depot pieces, improved and
unimproved residence corners, city lots in
plats o and F, and number of acreage
tracts for plating. Call and examine list.
z. E. MAINLAND,
- POI Main street
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given the power of naming the candidates
for the municipal Offices, we believe it
would have done better than the Liberal
voters have DONE
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IN THE LAND OFFICE.
Contests Decided Coal and Mineral Patent

Contests Decided, Coal and Mineral Patents
Issued.
Our Washington correspondent sends us
the following information. In Gland con-
tests decided, ~ the names of the successful
parties are printed in small capitals:
SALT LAKE CITY.
Land Contest Decided-EDwARD Nc
CARRICK vs. Peter j. Peterson.
cGUR D'ALENE.
Land Contest Decided OLE PETERSON
VS.. John L. Dodd
LEWISTON.
Land Contest Decided-CALvIN BOYER
VS.. G. G. Mercy.
BUFFALO, WYOMING.
Land Contests Decided-Henry S. Oliver
VS.. UNITED STATES.
Lizzie Carwils VS.. UNITED STATES.
James M. Lobban VS.. UNITED STATES.
James +. Carwils vs. UNITED STATES.
Richard D. Monkey VS. UNITED STATES
Louis l.. Hine VS.. UNITED STATES.
Mary A. Simpson VS.. UNITED STATES.
Nathaniel G. Carwils VS.. UNITED STATES.
James Conway VS.. UNITED STATES
Charles M. White VS.. UNITED STATES.
Elizabeth Green VS.. UNITED STATES.
julius G. Oliver VS.. UNITED STATES.
CHARLES ANDERSON VS.. John A. Nye,
transferee.
CHEYENNE.
Land Contests Decidedly. S. PECK VS..
George Wildish.
Louis R. Meyervs. UNITED STATES.
Felix Devlin,ys. UNITED STATES.
Richard .Cox'Ss. UNITED STATES.
70 bs;soseANsToN.
Land Contests Decentralization Golf
man VS.. UNITED STATES
ALVIN HILL VS.. John M. Whitney.
Alvin Hill VS.. UNITED STATES.
Edward Gedney VS.. GARDNER WILLARD.
Coal Patents-Abner G. Mcdaniel.
David l. Carson.
William @, Peckham.
Mark Hopkins.
Lewis d. jackson
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-09

William Beaver has recently opened
hrst-class stock of smokers goods at No.
34N East Second South street, where
lovers of the weed can always find high
grade OF imported and domestic cigars,
cigarettes of all brands and smoking and
chewing tobacco o. all brands. Y
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-09
THE FINEST In THE LAND

Wiscomb & Olsen, the leading family
grocers, have just received the finest line
OF imported bottled goods ever shown in the
city. Everything is of the finest The
best goods are the cheapest Call and see
the showing made
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Elections In Par,,

LIMA, JAN S.-The various political
parties continue active in preparing ta,.
1ne coming election. Appeals signed by
numerous citizens in all parts If the
country fayoling the two foremost nresi
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The Liberal members of the present
city council will entertain poor opinion
of themselves or of their party when they
think of the class of men selected as their
successors.
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Mean Insinuation.

II never explain nay jokes, sir" said the
humorist, CURLY.
That's where you're wise, old boy" by
stander remarked. -S0merville Journal
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If TEE People cannot beat that ticket at
the polls, it will be because the decent
Liberals themselves have lost all interest
in Salt Lake, and don't care what becomes
of tho
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-09
Not Worth Marrying.

McFingle-Is it so that Prince Bahdbluhd,
to whom Miss Huntidhunt, the American
heiress, was engaged, is very near sightedl
McFangle-So l understand.
Then I don't blame her for breaking off
the engagement"
"Why not9''
because he cannot read his title clear
Lawrence American.
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THE PEOPLES POSITION.

1.-The basis of free government is the
right of the people to govern themselves"
Peoples Party "DecIdrdtion of Principles. -
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The LIBERALS are arranging to visit
Ogden in large numbers early this month
They expect that the visit will be returned
by Ogden Liberals on election day.
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CLOSING OFT SAJE.

Examine our prices.
LIPMAN. WALLERsTElN & Co.,
Us and III Main st.
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COLONIZATION.

NEPHI, October IS, 1889.
o. W. PoUets, Esq,
DEAR SIR:-The bearer of this wants to
vote, look after job for him.
JOHN WITBECK.
Tony, Levan, Juab CO., Utah.
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That All Absorbing Thought.

New Policeman-Here now, none of thatl
You jist sit into them shoes and come along
with me. Yell crack no houses this night.
Gentleman of the House getting in late)-
Shl Shl You'll wake the baby---Life
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

Carload new fruits just arrive at PEG
pies Equitable Coop.
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Go to Barratt's for furniture

Remember that we are the agents for
the best manufacturers in gents furnish
ings. Bast, Marshall Mer Co., 142 Main
street.
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If THE People cannot beat that ticket it
will indeed be in hard luck
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Entered at the Postofiice at Salt Lake City,
Utah, for transmission through the mails as
second class matter.
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Parties remOoing from one place to another and
desiring papers changed, should dlaCGyS qoe former
as aOeH as present address.
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BUFFALO, WYOMING.

Land Contests Decidedly. S. PECK VS..
George Wildish.
Louis r. Meyervs. UNITED STATES.
Felix Devlin,ys. UNITED STATES
Richard Cox Us. UNITED, STATES.