The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-09
General Gltmnses

q 1Ae1Aee LOOK the streets by storm.
honest votes VS.. Liberal Frauds
= mo strangers can vote on Mondav.n
Spencer q Kimball showed I'M hand
sone,y with square filled with thor
sana burning candles. They filled the SIX
, rockets. "'son ioau o
, Clark, EIdridge & Co. displayed the ns
oiaoGlsm burning within them by filing tn
a. miCI countess Chlnese lanterns. Whic]
made beautiful sight. w ''io'
BAILEY q Son burned their share of re,
hre and all the old barrels and n hove xe
around the premises. DoAe
Inc Liberal headquarters never bafor,
snone SO brightly-illuminate as the,
were, by the blazing bonfres and red liobt.
VI Feople's party merchants.
Even the little fruit stands were decor
ateo and brilliantly Illuminated.
.. r. !easdel got there. The streamare
sS ms Tour stores IN large letters "Vote
1ne feople's tlcketn and stHonest ooya,.,,
ment' attracted the multitude. -
-. >; Jensen's monstrous anchor mao;o
any Illuminated, lit up his premises in fine
sIyle ana made beautiful sight.
~, Inc red light burned at the residence &c
!; InomaS w. Jennings shed its radiance ore,.
Cme eighteenth ward and was admired h,,
all who saw it. GU NY
Jonn w. Young did himself proud The
immense pillars surrounding his residanne
49, 49, covered with bunting, and flags bune
b \, U.n everywhere. After he commenced
burning the red fire, everything aron,,5
ABOUT presented glorious spectacle. ~
The Ogden contingent was beodaa
transparency reading: 'sOgden bows We
are no hogs. We know when we have boS
enough OF Liberal rule.u gu
Inc young ladies in the Utah dr.n
created unoounded enthusiasm.
beWare! Bonfield opens the nap;+o,
Ilary gates to all illegal votsrsl' ?, ware not
Contingent" V.
p we are here to stay" 1--WE vote the
copies ticket" 1--WE love Justice, were
an9ng the transparencies seen in the
ranks which attracted many cheer. W
Inc Tenth ward delegation gave the
multitude some good advice when tbav
Irgeo tnem to "Vote for Mclean and |
our homes are here and we have come
" sUay was motto that could not have
,ee 81. consistently carried by the marchers
the Liberal parade. onei'
topples ticket'' was loudIv cheo,. on Cne
oung Utah. eeeu ny
Spencer Clawson will he onr pr+
layor" was received with terrific wells as
tas also the transparency reading .sH NJ
els our next recorder -
NO Powers in ours, but honest ro+o,,,
aught on. 'oVes
Inc flambeaus made good showing
Stretched out as was the Liberal disn1.v ]
nc procession would have been two honrs l
.ssing given point; as it was fifty
lnutes We're consumed.
Everybody Illuminated, and thew did {
lelr work we'll uiu
1t was glorious night. :
Two thousand pounds of red fire were i
lrned last night. were =
l ne pyrotechnic display at the close was t
most magnificent spectacle. 80 s
ana didn't The HERALD's electric light o
lchor loom? ~ iiShC
me motto: 'Bonfirei Great Scott,
~ US 20" attracted no little attention:
w. Y; Dunbar's Highland pipes were
ara ABOVE the roar of the multitnde r.
headed the Twentieth ward deIega. =.
m, and caused furore "a
Inc SILK Hat club made an unusnallv IL
e showing u''iiy m
Numei and Mclean headed the railroad 2,
~ column, and seemed proud of their -;
,lIlcn. Inc rallroaders made most az " "
l display, and were cheered to o oe
echo. Inc motto ''Give the railroad ~ ~
Us ashoW,' caught on. ~ III
-Wo train loads of Ogden people. num- do
ing nearly eight hundred, came down tn
t night. oo" l. t su
me Ogden brass band was very much ga
n, , TO
large number of persons took in The co
ut from Capitol Hill. WIG I'll.
lam street was never so thoroughly up
wded before. 'N'S lal
Is. Is the companies left Main street and tn
rcneu as they did, in order toward their Al a.,
mes, many calls and serenades were az
ae. The HERALD was the recipient Of St.
eral serenades and lusty cheers The IL H'
), OF beauties called; the railroad bows. WI WI
\, n the er var eolored lanlerns swung go
N %. IN 'front.' of the Office, making a dash, sU
picture, and yelled for Mclean and a an