The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-27

issuing such a paper. We have only one
little kick to register, and it is a duplicate
of each kick we have made this season
against Park City being called Utahis great
mining camp. THE HERALD persists in
making this statement when every school
boy in the territory knows it is wrong.
Strange that some people will persist in
running in one groove all the time.-Tintic
Miner.
IN ALL ITS GLORY.
THE CHRISTMAS HERALD is here in all its
glory, with a full and detailed account of
the many resources of Utah. Among the
others, Lehi comes in for a good share as
the banner city of Utah county. This
paper is bound to be widely circulated, and
wilt be the means of showing to The world
what rich things Utah holds III store
Lehi Banner.
GIVES IMMENSE INFORMATION.
Before US is The CHRISTMAS HERALD, "a
souvenir of Utah. 1t comprises forty
eight pages, exclusive of the cover, and
contains an immense amount of iniorma-
ton concerning the material resources and
status of this territory. 1t is profusely
illustrated, and altogether shows that
much labor and ability have been bestowed
upon its production. We congratulate THE
HERALD company on this indication of their
enterprise. The Christmas number of our
esteemed contemporary ought to have a
"a dho odlO dCCOEuluR w Us
merits.-DeSeret Nelrs.
SOUVENIR OF UTAH.
THE CHRISTMAS HERALD, a souvenir of
Utah, by The SAL LAKE HERALD Pub
lisning company, has been issued. like
Its namesake of former years, this edition
is profusely illustrated with cuts of promi-
nent men and public Inc private build
lngs. The contents, aside from the illus
trations, comprises W~rite-ups of a number
OF prominent cities of the territory, a lib
eral sprinkling of advertisements, and
Well-Hrltten articles upon a variety of in
teresting subjects. This Christmas num-
Der is not inferior to any that have pre-
coded it, and will be received with favor
by the publlc.-Ogden Standards
A MONSTER WORK.
The Christmas number of the Salt Lake
HERALD is a monster work, and shows to
gaod advantage the enterprise and push
that has characterized that paper from its
birth. The work comprises fifty-tw
pages OF closely printed matter, and has
been well patronized by the business men
and industries of the territory. Provo has
the following reference: Another year
with her merriment, luxury ana glory
daWns upon our beautiful city under cir
cumstances more favorable than ever an
tlcIpated by the most visionary. The
financial pulse has beat steadily through
the pinch IN money circles that has made
cities and firms to totter. Despite the
storm. our public improvements nave ex-
ceeded those of any former year, buildings
have been erected to eclipse the showing of
past years, and the advance in education,
in private and district schools and also in
circles OF art, music, science and industry
has been especially notable. -ProUo Dis
patch,
CERTAINLY A BEAUTY.
The CHRISTMAS HERALD, of Salt Lake
city, is at land and is certainly a beauty.
Not only is it geographically exceedingly
handsome, but its contents embrace a most
exhaustive review of Utah's sources of
wealth, a description of the principal cities
OF the territory and many other literary
and business features attractive, interest
Ing and instructive. HI HERALD is to be
congratulated upon the issue.-Ogden Mai.
BEST OF THE KIND
The CHRISTMAS HERALD is out. 1t is the
best production of The HERALD in a
special issue. Though not in as compact
form as before, nor as gcoi paper, the
contents are of q character that will more
generally interest the public. Cache County
Is not missed in the general review
Logan Journal.
A TYPOGRAPHICAL BEAUTY.
nc CHrlStUaS MANNERS OF several OF our
Salt Lake and Denver exchanges have
reached US. The editions are typographical
beauties and literary gems, the Salt
Lake HERALD and Denver Sun being daisies.
-Americdn Fork Independent.
Il BEST MINING WRITE-UP.
This years number of THE CHRISTMAS
HERALD is a large one, and contains many
interesting features. The mining write
up is the best published by any paper in
Utah.-ProUo Enquirer.