The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-29

One week from Tuesday will be cleo
ton day.
Cuff of Coalville will be heard in
this county.
Salt Lake pays its officials $4,000 a
year in salaries.
The health department is maintained
at a loss of $27,967.
The police department costs the tax
payers $4,000. per annum.
Salt Lake city corporation spends
$33, 271 a year for lighting.
Reid of San Pete is stumping his
county and doing vigorous work.
The workingmen's mass meeting at
the theatre tomorrow night will be a
hummer.
The Liberal sports still decline to
make any bets on Conklin's election at
any odds.
The crematory is operated at a cost
of $12,931 a year, not including Show
ellis rake off, of course.
For maintaining the sewer depart
ment the taxpayers go down in their
pockets for $27,S1S a year.
The Flambeau club and Liberal drum
corps paraded the streets last night and
fired off four bits worth of rockets.
The Democrat is the name of a new
paper published at Park City. 1t will
| fight for Democracy, and come out on
top.
The citizens of the Third precinct will
hold a rousing meeting at the old Six
| teenth ward meeting house on Friday
evening.
Utah county with Thurman. King,
Kellog, Wedgwood, Wilson, Cash and
Dusenberry are pouring hot shot into
the enemy.
Salt Lake and Ogden Democrats have
placed such strong men as Farley VIII
liams Isaac Waddell and Captain
Ransford Smith on their legislative
tickets.-Blackfoot News.
1t costs the taxpayers s16,SO2 a year
to maintain the cemetery, and then
those in charge of the the city of the
dead charge a good round sum for
taking care of each lot.
| Some time ago one of the registration
| lists was needed before the grand jury
when Fred Trimmers case was being
investigated, and the committee pro-
cured it from the Utah commission
rooms upon presenting an order to the
clerk. The book was returned to the
same clerk, and few days since the
committee having occasion to refer to
the book again, sent to the Utah COM
mission rooms for it. The book could
not be found, and word to that effect
was returned to the committee.
G. H. Hart and Joseph Munson,
| Democratic candidates for the legisla-
tion have been touring through Cache
Valley At Randolph and Woodruff
the speakers We're accorded royal re-
ceptions, crowded halls at both places
showing the interest of the people in
the coming election. The Randolph
brass band did excellent service, both
at home and in Woodruff. On We'd
nesday evening a grand meeting was
held at Lake Town. Aquilla Nebeker
read the platform adopted at Logan,
and was followed by Messrs. Hart and
Monson, who made ringing addresses.
Rev. F.. w. Norriss, when asked his
opinion of Mayor Baskin's candidacy
and the Citizens movement, said: Il
only wish Mayor Baskin had been
more firm; 1 admire him very much
1 think it is shameful that any civil
lied people should be compelled to
live under such a council as we have
had to. My information regarding the
city council has been obtained en-
tirely from the papers, but from that
information I will say that from theil
actions and goings-on they seem tc
be little better than savages. 1t is
high time there was an infusion Of
civilization and good manners into it
L would rather vote for Baskin thar
any one else"