The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-16
LOGAN.
TUESDAY,
February 16
POLITICAL TRICKERY.

The Republicans Resort to it-A Shoe Store
Assigns
The Journal issued an extra on SATURDAY.
night, publishing the synopsis of the reply
of the head Of the Republican party to the
governor, or at least as much of it as it saw
fit to allow the public to read
When Governor Thomas asked the con-
sent OF the executive committee of the Re-
publican party of Logan, before signing the
bill, it was earnestly hoped by all fair
minded citizens that the committee would
favor 1t, as there are several bona fide
voters who failed to get registered and who
should not be deprived of their franchise
simply because the registration officer
could not make up his m nd as to just when
the day closed, until it was a sure thing
That about all the Republican voters had
been registered.
There is such thing as political wire
pulling and also downright dishonesty,
but they can never be m1sconstrued in to
one and the same thing. Lying is not po-
litical wire pulling. Neither is deliberately
robDing man of his right of franchise,
and someone may conclude after the
sweeping Democratic victory that will be
gained here on the TIN of March, that hon
esty is perhaps, after all, the best policy,
port, by the ballot, leaders who practice
sucn low trickery.
AN ASSIGNMENT.
Adolph Anderson, boot and shoe dealer,
made an ASSESSMENT to-day to Charles
holstrom. The creditors are fully pro-
tected, as the resources are far more than
the Liabilities, although no figures can be
obtained yet
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Mr.. Charles Power, of this city, received
81, 900 contract to build set of oak fix
lures for saloon in Montpelier, competing
with the RoIhchilds and Brunswick Bake
companies for it.
a meeting was held on Saturday night
by some OF our local capitalists to decide
King mine, in Blacksmith Fork cailon
Young Merrill was discharged by Police
Judge Smith, there being not sufficient
evidence to convict him.
Mrs. Huldeh Cannon was up for disturb
ing the peace and calling the complaining
witness, Miss Nathalia Henstrom, bad
names. The judge had hard time to keep
them from continuing their animated dis
cussion in court, and after hearing ali the
testimony, took the case under advisement
until o'clock yesterday.
Mr.. +. a. Nielsen filed notice of the loca-
ton of the Evening and Morning Star
mining claims in Blacksmith fork
Mr.. Moroni Price located the Monte
Cristo claim in Dry canon.
r. and j. 2. Rasmussen located the Gold
Star claim, in the broad hollow, east of
Millville.
Mat Thomas, who has been running the
Standards branch in this city, has left for
Ogden. MIR. Gus Gordon will attend 10
the Stdndd, ds interests hereafter.
Mir. Frank Cannon came over from
Wellsville on Sunday after attending the
Republican blowout at that place.
J. HsBaxter, of San Francisco; H. A.
Christensen, of Brigham; E. Reedman, of
Park City; G. H. Moore, of Denmark;
George Victor, OF Box Elder, Charles A
Game, of Washington, D. c., and M Her
fielder, OF Omaha, are st the Logan.
Joe Scrowcroft, of Ogden; Sam Nc
Donald, of Salt Lake; G. L. Martin, OF
Chicago; A. S. Lowe, John G. Dugan, of
Ogden; John Beatty, jr., of Omaha; A c.
Horton, of La Plata; j. a. Honick, H.
Perry, j. j. Whitaker and Heber Sorrow
croft of Ogden, are at the Peoples.