The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-02

carry the news to Martin Christopher
son at the fruit tree farm: send the glad
uoings to Charlie Roberts and Scott
over at Bingham; telephone to Frank
Emery over in the Third ward: notify
Sauires, at Sugar House; drop in and
inform Coneley and Corbis and have all
those who live outside the limits come
into town right away for Geddes is go
ing TO run for mayor.
Let Charlie Whittemore know there
may be another chance for him; send "a
postal to Uncle R. r. Anderson to the
enect that the city books may need a
iooh1ag over next spring, wire, write or
olsp2tch messenger boys 10 all the old
crowd that Geddes is a candidate for
II leaked out yesterday. The man who
gave IL away was short bit ahead of
time. but he is good authority just the
same and says there is no room for
douor Great was the rejoicing among
tne people. One worker at the polls gave
UP u trip to Idaho where he has several
good claims, while another supporter,
Who iaDors at Liberty park told the
superintendent not TO get gay, as their
POSITION might be reversed in year
II is something of Z sumner TO hear
TINS. Tor all indications pointed toward
Ieddes becoming newspaper man. He
mas been travelling for the Tribune in the
weekly and there were well defined
Tuinors III existence that he was going
TO be its editor; that is the editor of the
semi. N a very short time.
Geddes is not in the city a this writ
ing he is out on the road somewhere
between Washington county anc Rich
mond, uD in Cache. But from an eX-
employee of the county under the regime
OF the Roberts hristopherson
combination, il is learned that he will
be IN the race and also that he will be
n fir,r,-
that he has had friends pulling wires
ana laying wires and Stringing wires
ever since the defeat which sent him and
his confreres into the political well last
fall.
We all know it was a tidal wave last
fall, said one of the pushers yesterday,
and that, conditions being equal we
stand a good show of carrying this city
this time. So Geddes, being good man;
a man who is well liked by those who
have the nomination and election of
upon. We don't care who is put UP fGr
the nomination or who runs against him
we want Geddes and We are going To
have him Its case Of make or break
with US
Il the event Geddes should be nomi-
mated and elected what a good thing it
would be. All the old boys who hang
around at the primaries and boost for
the faVoritcs OF the gang would be
strictly in it at that time. There would
be places for all of them. Colonel SQuireS
would be in il and so would all the
balance Scott might replace Louis
Rocca at the capitol building and Mr.. |
Roberts son would fall into the place |
now held down by some woman, at an |
increased salary. Uncle Anderson could
audit until his tired soul couldn't rest
and Coneley and Corbis would be in it, |
Hoorayi Observation-Disclosures, y-a-a-a-h |
who-o-o-o-o-o-pe-e-e-e Siss boom all |
Geddes Geddes. Geddes.
Colonel John Eu Taylor has returned |
from Washington. While there he was a |
special aide on the staff of General Hor- |
ace Porter, who had the command of the |
great parade. Had the PENNSYLVANIA |
national guard turned out, ii is limited |
that Colonel John Lu would have com |
manded the division, but il dldn [, so he |
was simple aide. After the parade Col |
onel John Lu is said to have gone to d |
photographer and urged his prancing !
charger into various and Sundry posi- |
tions, while the artist pushed the button. |
Colonel John Lu and the horse did the |
rest There wasn't much rest for the |
horse, however He wasn't military /
horse. from all accounts. and when Col |
onel John Lu wanted him 10 come to |
parade rest he would insist on changing !
direction by the right flank. When Col |
onel John Lu desired to have the horse |
halt so he could present saber, the !
equine would be satisfied with nothing |
short of an action front movement. And !
so on. They do say, however. that the !
colonel secured several pictures of him |
self and the horse in various positions,
y
exhibition. Whether this is due to de-
feet, or because the horse looks largest,
is not known
Colonel Taylor is said to have brought
back several trophies from the inaugural.
One is sheet of the inaugural address
delivered by the president He also Sc
cured one of the smiles which the presi-
dent bestowed during his ride to the cap
iSol. and has . well-preserved glance of
disgust turned loose by Mr.. Cleveland as
he. left both of which will be framed |
for future reference:
letter was received in this city yes
terday from the seat of government.
stating that there is going TO be re-
volt in the basement of the capitol soon
among the employees. who Will insist
a-boo Camp has. so it is said, been
awarded d privilege for a shoe-shining
parior and the colored fraternity are up
in arms at this usurpatiOn of their rights.
Any person understanding the Spanish
tongue would do well 70 apply TO Con-
must read and write and speak the Span
ish language fiuently. especially with the
Peruvian patois accompaniment.
There is mourning in the house of Nc
Nally down east The 'jedge" has been
trified with After abandoning his party
here: the party which gave him chance
10 make a reputation politically: some
tI,i,s- he had not when he first anchored
himself In this vicinity, after going over
from silver to gold and supporting Nc
I<inley, he has been refused the place he
asked for. consul at Havre. Mrs. Nc
Nally will now come home from France.
II is said that when McNally asked the
president for this place the reply was:
.'You cannot have er
That tired feeling is due to impover-
ished blood. Enrich the blood with
Hoods Sarsaparilla and be strong and