The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-31
What the Good Folks of the Coal Mining
Town are Doing-The Dedication.

what the Good Folks of the Coal Minip,
Town are DOing-The Dedication.
ALMY, Wyo., Jan. 81, 1SS9-TSpecial cor
respondence of The HERALD. And nov
it is the rage. If you have the toothache
toeache, or any other ache, you must call i
the grip, or you are not at all fashionable
We are having numerous attack of i
here. Dan Miller had child die with i
this week. Bishop James Downs was at
tackled and suffered severely for few
Gays. The bishop is mine foreman at No
u. T. mine, and is around attending tt
his business again. He thinks the grip {
very oppressive boss and hopes he has nc
more service to render him.
Ed Blaeker, who was hurt in the mine re
Gently by fall of coal, is recovering from
his injury. The doctors think they will
have him around again in few weeks. well
and aole to follow his employment.
Inc distributor of the weather is playing
US some curious tricks here. One day we
nave severe frost and the next it is thawng
I'll the snow fast. We attribute to this
our having SO much sickness in our camp.
Elr. Henry Clark, who was in charge of
the Beckwltn Commercial company's store
mere has been released and is going back to
EVANSTON as book-keeper for the same
firm, in which position he formerly acted
Tor many years. Mr. Jennings is here. and
succeeds Mr.. Clark. He was EMPLOYED for
number OF years by the same firm in
Evanston. He left and went down to the
city OF the saints, where he has resided for
the past two years and believe he has
come back to cool off some. Your cores
pondent will here remark, that you Salt
Lake people must be getting aWfully hot
down there. Is there no danger of spon-
taneouS combustion! ] will warn Won that
you are driving agreat many of Wyoming's
people clean daft, but while you are win
ming from US few of our solid and hes
business men, you are cleaning us out en-
tlrely OF our Knaves and tools, and by and
by our iails will be empty and our grand
iuries will have nothing to do
Last Sunday the Latter-day Saints of
evanston had their new brick meeting
dedicated. A large number OF the Latter
day SAINTS here went over to assist in the
ceremonies. Apostle j. H. Smith, and
Bishop o. F. Whitney, from your city.
were present; also Presidents Cluff and
Eldredge, Thomas Allen and President
Peterson, with others from Coalyille.
Morning, noon and evening services were
held. Ia the forenoon Apostle Smith de-
llvered string discourse President
Cluh also spoke at some length In the
afternoon Apostle Smith offered a fine
dedlcatory prayer. Bishop Whitney then
treated the people to one of the most
eloquent discourses that ever your cor
respondent has had the privilege of listen
ing to, and the general comment is
why we people out here are so seldom
visited by men who are so capable of ex-
pounding the great truths taught by Christ
and his apostles, and believed in by the
Latter day Saints During the services
the house was packed until there was
scarcely standing room Bishop James
Brown, and the people over whom he pre-
sides, are to be congratulated in having
such neat, clean and beautiful meeting
house to worship in.
Burns anniversary was celebrated here
IN Saturday evening, 25th inst. in the
Temple of Honor hall, by grand concert
ana ball, gotten up by the Excelsior band,
Whlle there were some fine singing and
some good recitations and a good time
the attendance was not as large
is it would have been had the weather
}een more favorable
The work here at present is very poor.
wing to the lack of cars, which 1 SUPPOSE
must be caused by snow blockades on most
u 'he iaiiroaas' j. L. r.