The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-30
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NEPHI NUGGETS.
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The Republicans OF Rephi held q conven-
ton in the court house Monday evening,
and elected the following named gentle
men as delegates TO attend the territorial
convention to be held at Provo the 1st of
April; ]. a. Hyde, E. r. Booth, J. R.
Hickman, Alma Hague, Gideon Wilson
and Charles Andrews. John S. Cooper, r.
c. Blackett and j. r. Edgheill were
elected alternates.
The time chosen for the Nephi conven-
ton proved to be very appropriate selec-
ton, falling as it did just when the recent
heavy sncwstorm was at its height fore
telling through natures mightiest efforts,
the fate Of the 6. 0. p. next November.
The grand musical entertainment for the
benefit Of the Nephi public library given in
Foote'S opera house last evening was
fairly well patronized and several big
round dollars found their way into the
treasury, thanks to the untiring efforts of
Mesdsmes J. A. hyde c. S. Tingey,
George c. Whitmore, Phena Barton ct al.
Cazier Brothers 81 Co. are making
preparations to move their stock of CLOTH
ing and furnishing goods into the building
lately built by McCune & Goddard for a
dance hall and barber shop. The interior
OF the building, which is 20XS5 feet, is be-
Ing elegantly furnished and when COM
pleted will be among the finest clothing
stores in the territory. We understand
that the price paid for the property was in
the neighborhood of So, 600.
The Hyde s. Whitmore block, embracing
the First National and Savings banks,
barber shop and drug store, has been en-
bellished with new coat of paint
Mrs Scott rnofheI, 0f ROhorf Scott
employee of the Union Pacific railway
company, was buried Sunday afternoon.
None Of the members of the county
court seem to have lost their equanimity
over the report of the grand jury, and the
late "howlers" seem to be as calm as a
summers morning. But then you know
the election has been postponed until
Nov ember.
A short time ago we were informed that
that journalistic freak who yields the scis-
sors Tor the Tintic Miner had been saying
some real mean things about US, which it
would be worth our while to reply to. This
aroused our curiosity and we forthwith set
about searching for q copy Of the sheet in
question. After eXhausting every effort in
the search, We finally secured the services
of the county sheriff and succeeded through
him N locating the copy sent TO this end of
the county. With bated breath we searched
and found among the three and a half pages
of land patent notices, boiler plate squibs
and newspaper clippings, quarter column
of disappointment. The fellow had evl-
IDENTIFY been writing between drinks and
unwittingly let the public know just where
ne stands politically without even attempt
ing to refute any of the facts contained in
the article written by Nephis HERALD
correspondent" 1t shows the Miner to be
political nonentity with a movable TRAN
guar base, SO pivotted as to be continually
reversing itself and still keeping a
smooth side out. In other words,
it does not oppose the element
which came SO near electing officials last
summer, it crlnges at the feet OF the Tin
tic Democracy and only ticks the hand OF
Liberalism in order TO prevent that ele-
ment from taking sides with the Demo
Gratis ana literally hopping the earth with
the Miners first love, the e. O. p.
About eight inches of snow fell On Mon
day.
c. S. Tingey has returned from mis-
northern trip.