The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-26
along this year without the amount II

along tnlS year WITHOUT the amount L
! usually takes.
4 rs there not something wrong?
remember under the Democratic ad.
ninistration years ago when we USED
to wear two shirts and make our owr
clothes. Is it not getting back to times
like that? Are we not having our old
| clothes renovated and made over be-
cause we haven't got the money TO buy
new ones? / know I am; and / am
governor OF Idaho.
There is way to remove these diff
culties by voting for the American par
ty; that is in favor of protection Now
there is Jones-he belongs to the silver
party, the silver party of Nevada. He
is not Populist; he represents the sill
yer party of Nevada
Governor Mcconnell then spoke glib
~ of the decentralization of silver, eu-
logized John Sherman, but said: 1--WE
must make statements on this PROPOSE
ton to get votes
UNION PACIFIC STOCK SHIP
MENTS.
l desire to say that business is unex-
ceptionaily good on the mountain divi-
sion of the Union Pacific in both pas
senger and freight circles. When in
Pocaltello recently, Chief Clerk Brewer
got down his books and gyaciously gave
me the daily shipments of cattle
sheep. and hogs for the preceding
twenty days in this month and the fig
lres were as follows: Cattle, 243 cars;
sheep, 157 cars; hogs, cars, max
ing a total Of 500 cars of stock for
twenty days business, and this ex-
elusive of shipments of horses. 1t will
be understood that these shipments
originated on the mountain division,
and do not take into account the many
hundreds of cars of stock routed over
book also showed that shippers had
their orders filed for another 1876 cars.
That's business for you. Still, it's in
creasing right along. I may here add
that everyone about the Pocatello gem
erai offices, from operator to Slperin-
tendent, are right royal in entertain
ment, and take pleasure in giving in
formation TO the press, so long as judi
ciously used, a. feature that should gov
ern reportorial work in doing railroads. |
NOTES OF TRAVEL.
There is no night Office at Blackfoot |
wanted to get midnight special on |
the SaN Lake wire. Was I stumped
Not perceptibly. I hunted UP Frank
Beane. Frank is registrar of the land |
o1lce here, member of the national |
committee, and candidate for sheriff |
IN the Democratic ticket, as well as an |
all-'round railroad man when need be. |
de used no be a train dispatcher in |
Salt Lake and Ogden ten years ago.
IN the night in question he came to the
'escue, and the way he pounded the
key doing press work, must have
made the Salt Lake man hump him
self, for the latter broke time long
enough TO flash back the query: "Who
n HI are you. anyway" 1t didn't
natter; that's the kind of man the
county of Bingham will have for next
sheriff
Station work has increased to a. de-
gree at Blackfoot that makes it an inn
possibility for Agent Collins to get
tlong without additional help. I mod
.stly put forth the claim of being able
% judge in the premises, and respect
ully submit the plea to the U. P. to
axe under Amusement
Some OF the good and vet over-zeal-
'us Democrats are finding fault with
colonel Jones, of the News, because he
aW Mt TO repel an attack made on Citi-
zen Bunting. While l don't desire to
ome Within the breach, yet it is within :
ny province to say / have canvassed
ne mabter in my own way, to the end
hat L am satisfied the Colonel was but
out the old school: i. e
landing by friend and townsman,
nd without intention of infusing any g,
olitical aid into the article. That's !
ne lnterpretation am pleased to give
l.
President Clark, General Manager
dickinson, Superintendent Mcconnell. ,
ogether with Messrs Bancroft and
alvin, have all gone up over the :
short line on a tour of thorough in !
pechon of the property /.
Market Lake and Idaho Falls are :
ally sending cut potato trains to say
othng Of wheat shipments. It's only !
question of time when a switch en- i
Inc will be needed at the latter point: :
very freight now has two hours q
there
leave here for Idaho Falls, intent \
pom driving about there for a radius I
[ forty miles, that 1 may pass fairly '
nd intelhgently upon that much-talked t
section. L propose to look upon it e
person, and then sing of it in my I
wn vernacular, as 1 observe IN ,to he
'aVing all fanciful embellishments to t
nose who come after me. n
RAY RAYMOND. a