The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-27
CONTENTS OF THE
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The contents are:
Front Page of Cover-Lithographs of Board of
Trade building. Ontario silver mills, Utah ex-
position building, Provo wooden mills, u. G.
NJ. l. shoe factory, and Utah sugar works.
FrontiSpiece-Bird'S eye sketch of Salt Lake
city.
Natural Gas Find-Full account of the recent
discoveries, illustrated with cuts.
Building OF the Year-A record of each build
ing erected in 1891.
Alone on Observation-Disclosures from the
German by Mary E. Amy.
Ogden City-Descriptive and historical.
Editorials.
A Trip to the Worlds Fair-The New
Transit company organized / in Salt Lake.
Things Most Needn't TO Advance Utah's
Prosperity''-By G.. W.. Williams, $50 prize
A Christmas Competition-By Genevieve
Browne, $50 prize story.
Resurgam-By Josephine Spencer, S25 prize
poem.
Sanftation-A paper by A. c. STANDARD, NJ.
D.
The City of Kaysville-A sketch.
The Progress of Provo.
The City of Springville-A sketch.
Secret Societies-A two page article on the
orders of Utah and adjoining territories.
Brigham City-A sketch.
The Pioneer Llbrary-A sketch.
Workers of the Pastry II. w. Naisbitt.-
Pioneers In home manufacture,
The Climate of Utah-By George N, Sails.
bury, observer of weather bureau.
Spanish Fork-A sketch.
The Years Business-By H. v. Meloy, secre-
tary of the chamber of commerce.
The D. A. & M. Society-Demandfor legisla-
tive aid.
The City of Lehi-A sketch.
The Utah Sugar Works-A sketch illustrated
with cuts of the directors of the company.
Logan and Cache-A sketch.
American Fork City-A sketch.
The Import of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES contribu'
ted by Rev. David Utter, Charles Penrose, L G
Tremblay, Rev. T. c.. Ilif, Jos. E. Taylor, Rabb
jacobson and Bishop Leonard, with fac SMILES
of each writer's signature.
Beck's Hot Spring s and the New Kelley In
stitute-A full account of the recent changes,
Payson City-A sketch.
The Political Status of Utah-Views contrbu
ted by Ex-Governor West, Judge Judd, Hon
F S. Richards, United States District Attorne!
Varian, Judge Norrell, Hon. G. c. Richards
Ogden, Judge Powers, Hon. E. P. Ferry, Parl
City, Il. D. Cash and Hon. ". II. King, Provo
with fac SMILES of each writer's signature.
Nephi City-A sketch.
Mines and Mills of Utah.-An exhaustive re
view of all camps, illustrated, with special at
tention paid to Park City, Tintic, Eureka
Bingham, Deep Creek, American Fork, Marys
vale, La Plata, Little COTTONWOOD, Stockton
Wood River and other Idaho points.
Manti City-A sketch.
Railway B~uilding-A sketch.
Salt Lake of today, Her improvements, at
fractions and conveniences; her bushes
growth. assessed valuation, etc.
Union Stock Yards-Full details Of the neI
company.
Corrinne and the Great Bear River Cana
company.
Our r. o. Business-An index to the city
prosperity.
Utah's Coal Fields-The output for 1891.
Park City's Progress-How the queen city {
the hills boomS.
Our Electric Light Service-Sketc of tn
, big salt Lake plant.
Salt Lake Realty-As sketch of our real e.
, tate business for 1891.
The City Finances-An article by City Urea
urer ]. b. Walden.
Our Lady ontributors-The following art
/ cles by the writers named: Leaves From NJ
/ Diary Victoria Colonna Dalhn; Early Uta
Actresses; "reminiscences OF Home Talent,
! Nettie Y. Smell; Music and Salt Lake Nj
s~icians,'' Ray L. Siegel; 'Chaperons," MAI
| Ryan; Women in Politics." Emily S. Ricl
ards; 'Some Facts and Impressions Viii
5 Travelling in Europe" Lucille Young.
A Visit to the Players Club With Henry NJ
ler-By H. G. w.
Our Musical Progress-A sketch.
! The edition is c%opiously illustrated wit
etchings and sketches of new bushes
blocks, principal business houses, res
dences, ETC., while the line of advertiser
patronage is unrivaled by any previol
publication ever issued in Utah.