The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-03
THEY WILL RATIFY
KaysvilIe Will Rejoice on Tues
day Evening Next.
An Excellent Programme Has Been Prepared
and All Davis County Should be There
Local Notes.

The first move In Davis county towards
ratifying the work Of the recent National
conventions will be made on Tuesday even
Ing next, July 9Th. AS usual, Aaysville is
taking theslead in the matter, and as is also
quite natural, the Democrats are making
the initial move
Our local Republicans, since the Mime
apolls convention, have been feeling IN
commonly gloomy. Their party candidates
were not their choice, aud they feel no
great desire to ratify the nominations; and
try as they may, they can find no great
cause for citation Or enthusiasm, IN view. OF
the frosty reception their delegates re-
ceived at the hands of the National party.
But unlike their misguided opponents,
the Democrats have every reason TO feel
elated and enthusiastic over their bright
prospects. With full recognition given
them by the. national party, and with
Cleveland at the head OF their ticket it is
eminently proper that they should meet
and ratify. Accordingly the Democratic
society have made arrangements for q
rousing time on Tuesday evening.
1t is expected that Mr.. G. Z. Richards OF
| Ogden viii be present 10 address the meet
| ing. Mr. John X. Barnes will speak on
"rhe Chicago Convention" and Mr.. Mar
shall b. Tilden on The Utah Democracy"
The brass band will be present 10 enhven
the assemblage with music.
The meeting will De held at the Music
! hall, and invitation is extended 10 citizens
of all parts of the county TO be present and
participate.
AN EXCELLENT FLOW.
Fer several years r. w. Barnes has been
vainly endeavoring to get an artesian we'll
IN hos
generally thought too high TO make the ex-
pertinent success. He has sunk several
wells with no very encouraging results,
but with characteristic perseverance he
made another attempt, and this week was
rewarded with q flow Of about 10 gallons
per minute at a depth of All feet. The
finding OF water this high is OF great i'm
portance, wneu it is considered that tho
building up of the eastern part OF ksysville
is retarded somewhat by lack OF water.
The question of sinking we'll still farther
east, on the new survey, is being agitated,
but it has not yet been decided upon
definitely We may yet see that part of
the town reclaimed aud made still more
desirable as o residence Location by arte-
sian irrigation.
NOTES on TIE SIDE.
A son Of H. ]. Sheffield WIS hammer
in q loaded cartridge Thursday evening
when it exploded, part Of the sheltstrik-
ing the boy's hand and cutting it quite
badly Another piece struck his breast
and cut his clothing. 1t was a narrow es-
cape.
The heat this week has been almost IN
bearable On Thursday the thermometer
reached 90 degrees and remained SO several
hours. One case OF prostratiOn from its
effect occurred, that of Heber G. Blood,
who although quite low, is recovering
slowly.
number of Kaysville people are ex-
pectDg 10 celebrate Independence Day at
Lake Park. Harrington people will bs
there en- masseSand they are preparing for
most enjoyable time. The exercises will
DO conducted by the Pennington Dand.
NASHVILLE, July ?, 1892. Nj.