The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-29
General Gleanings.

The hotels were well supplied with guests
yesterday.
Vote the Democratic ticket and you will
never be sorry.
Vote for David Evans and your rights
will be protected.
The Novelty theatre will open again
Monday night next
Vote for Joseph S. Peery and the public
schools will be made the best
A Burns entertainment was held at the
Methodist church last evening.
The fourth story of the Utah Loan and
Trust company's building is going up.
The excavations for the new Cortez block
on Washington avenue are about completed.
The county court met yesterday and
transacted q volume OF unimportant ousl-
ness.
The Democratic meetings for the nomi-
nation Of precinct officers were held last
evening.
George R. Allen, candidate for represen-
tative, will receive the labor vote OF Ogden
for that Office.
DR.. NJ. n. Graves returned from Salt
Lake city last evening where he went to
attend the irrigation convention.
Charles NJ Beason came down from
Pocatello, Ida, yesterday, where he has
been looking up cattle interests.
Rev. T. Dewitt Tslmage will speak at
the Grand opera house next Tuesday night
His subject will be big Blunders."
The new Sacred Heart academy on the
corner of Quincy avenue and Twenty'hfth
street will soon be ready for enclosure.
The porcupine shaped editor of the Stan
dard jumped onto the Ogden correspondent
of the Salt Lake Liberal organ yesterday.
The laboring men will vote for George K.
Alien and Thomas ID. Dee for the legisla-
ture, and their interests will be protected
In the ticket it floats at the head of the
editorial column the name of David Nc
Kay is presented as the candidate from the
Second district for representation.
Joseph S. Peery is not only eligible but
he is qualified to hold the Office of superin-
dent of schools. You should vote for him,
that means progress for the county schools.
There are undelivered messages at the
Western Uuion telegraph office for the fol-
lowing parties: (. A. McCord, ii. =. ray,
Lottie Mcfarland, Miss Susan Lynch,
John Winberg, f. Z. Schlsgner and V. Z.
Parssiant.
The Commercial is taking up considerable
space of late in producing some OF the old
fashioned Liberal graveyard yells. just
yell away but where will you be next Tues
day morning!
The success of the Democratic ticket will
bring capital 10 OgOen- Wnen the news
goes abroad that the old issues of strife and
turmoil are buried into Oblivion a new era
of prosperity will dawn, and the feeling of
depression that exists today will gradually
fade away.
Why is it the Liberal committee will not
allow Mr. Kiesel to confront David Evans,
to discuss the political issues involving this
campaign. Why don't you show your
colors, Liberals, If you are so sure that the
time for division into national political par
ties is too soon.
The Standard, which claims itself 70 be
the Republican organ for Weber county.
is great political sheet. Its editor is so
well posted on the political affairs of Weber
county that he hasn't found out where the
Fourth representative district is yet, al
though the reapportionment has been pub
lished almost daily since the 2lst OF last
May.
Did you know, dear creature, that the
Utah commission says that the Second
representative district shall consist Of Box
Elder county and shall be entitled TO one
representative" And the same commission
says furthrr "the Fourth representative
district shall consist of all of Weber county
excepting Ogden city. and shall be entitled
to one representative!