The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-27
LOCAL Ind OTHER BRIEFS.

DAY by day, hour by hour, demonstrates the
fact that the Freak no longer dictates the
course to be pursued by men upon whom it was
very generally supposed it had good-sized
string.
A DAUGHTER of Hon. w. w. Ritter narrowly
escaped a serious accident yesterday. She was
driving on Main street, between Fourth and
Fifth South, when one Of the shafts of the
buggy broke. The horse ran for some distance,
and the young lady was thrown from the buggy.
SERGEANT SALIsBURY's report for yester-
days temperature is as follows: At 5:S3 am
Salt Lake city, So; Helena 81; Fort Custer, SO;
Fort Washable, IS; Rawlins, 40 AT IL :55 am
Salt Lake IS; Ogden, 81; Stockton, 52; Bing-
ham, SO; Park City, 80; Provo, IS; Alta, ~;
Logan, SO.
POLITICS is the all absorbing topic of CONVEX
sation these days and every time little knots of
men get together they enter into immediate
discussion regarding the respective merits of
the two great parties. Liberalism is rapidly
losing ground; the general opinion is that just as
soon as some move is made on the part of the
Peoples party Democracy will receive many
more adherents.
AN exceedingly heavy shipment of cattle will,
it is expected, be made from Milford in q few
days for the eastern market. Judging from the
great number OF cattle cars now sidetracked at
the terminus it is thought that the shipment
will aggregate not less than 5000 head. The
animals are being brought in from Spring val
ley, Nevada, at which place they have been
gradually gathered in during the past few
weeks, as fast as purchased from the ranchers
in the surrounding country.-BeaUer Ut0Ridn.
THE Lehi Banner is on the journalistic
horizon and will sail into that thriving village
next Friday. 1t will be a 7-column, 4page
paper, and published weekly. The prospectus
says: Being the official organ of the Utah
Sugar company, 1t will contain, from time to
time, articles which will give instructions and
suggestions to the best methods of preparing
the land. oultivating and harvesting the sugar
beet; as well as treating on all subjects of
agriculture, horticulture and irrigation"
MISSES Nellie GroesDeck, Nellie Clawson,
Alta Young and Allie Davis, belonging to the
Young Ladies Drill club, determined they
would not be in the awkward squad any time
in the future and under the tuition of Captain
kneass, they yesterday afternoon made rapid
progress toward the attainment of the military
movements and making more progress in two
hours than the ordinary boy makes in two
weeks. This goes to prove THE HERALD was
right when it said the young ladies would soon
outstrip the Denhalters' or Dyers'.
THE enterprising people of Willard are to the
| front again. Hon. William Lowe, Recorder
Carbon and others have purchased the ap-
paratus for boring artesian wells and are now
making things howl" in that neighborhood.
Several highly successful efforts to obtain
water have been made already. Near the lake
shore, west of Willard, they struck flow of
pure, fresh water at depth of 143 feet,
through mud gas and sand. A three inch pipe
was also sunk on Joseph S. Dudley's place and
OF depth Of 125 feet a flow, 100 gallons per
hour, was secured. Their well-driver is meet
ing with unlocked for success.-Byiglt0na BagEer.
JUDGE POWERS, Charlie Stanton, A. l.. Will
| liams and other members OF the late Liberal
party, had a pleasant little seance in the
| Walker house parlors last evening. Newspaper
men were bounced from within hearing like
shot thrown from catapult. Several eloquent
speeches were made and motion to hang to-
gether went with a half-hear tedne SIS that was
not at all surprising to those on the inside. 1t
was given out later, although not on good au-
thority, that Judge Powers announced the jig
was up but they must make some sort OF de-
| Tense. 1t was also said that one of the objects
OF the meeting was to consider the best steps
to be taken looking to the deposipg of Walden,
Hoag and other Liberal office-holders. 1t was
the general sentiment, however, that they had
| a tough nut to crack.