Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-17

county.
sure and mail them before you run out
Of copies.
Councilman Cannlng-Its a grand
paper
state Auditor Morgan Richards, Jr.
Il am delighted with It.
A. Il. Nash, clerk OF street and irrl.
cation department-Its q great paper;
one OF the evidences Of the wonderful
advance Of journalism.
County Treasurer Stephen II. Lynch
She's beauty, tell you.
Superintendent OF Waterworks Frank
L. Hines-Its all right. I've got reading
enough now until Christmas. How ala
you make those cuts? I'm going to
send a few east TO my friends,
County Commissioners NJ. S. Woolley
Its immense.
County Commissioner w. ]. Horne
a wonderful paper.
County Commissioner George A.
n
TO any city In the United States.
Deputy County Clerk George E. Blair
Very fine.
District Attorney-elect d. c. Eichnor
The edition reflects credit on the State
az well as on the management OF the
Deseret News. It's certainly a stroke
Of great enterprise.
J., a. McDaniel-Its q great paper;
and / know what l am talking about
when / say that.
Secretary OF State James T. Ham
mond-lt impressed me as being a very
fine edition.
Wiley BrOwn-Whlttemore's article
alone Is worth the price Of the paper
Deputy City Treasurer d. A. swan
My but what an amount OF work Il
must have taken to get out such pa
per.
Librarian Chapman-Its a magnia.
cent edition,
Deputy City Recorder Angus X. Mich
olson Ian old newspaper man)-TypO-
graphically and pictOrially the best
| newspaper compilation OF the kind ever
published in the State.
w. i. Coleman-she's alright and
better than the Portland Christmas
editions. ] ann going TO mail copy 20
my sister on the New York Herald so
as TO give her some pointers.
d. L. Burley-"It is the best half
tone paper / ever saw. IL Is alright"
Secretary Martin Of the National Live
Stock assOciati0n-'lt Is a splendid ad-
vertising medium for both Salt Lake
and Los Angeles, Progressive citizens
ought TO buy up copies and mail them
all over the land"
Mrs. Susa Young Gates OF Provo
AT Provo there was the utmost en-
thusiasm over the issue. Hundreds OF
copies have been bought and sent out
20 all parts Of the world Compliments
airy remarks are heard on all sides"
Col. r. G.. Webber-It was certainly
magnificent edition.
Hon. John r. Camel must congratu-
late the News on IFS holiday issue.
Heber ]. Grant--It was simply a
grand edition. | see the paper every
where / go.
President Angus NJ Cannon-i
must congratulate the "News' on is
great enterprise. have read a big
part Of the issue already with the Ut
most pleasure.
w. s. McCornick-The holiday num-
Der made a big hit,
Willard Done-I congratulate you
and ! must especially compliment your
man IN charge o. the mechanical de-
partment He IS an artist
A. W. Carlson-Its a great number
and ] shall send many OF them away.
W. II. Boothe Jr.-It was very fine
and you are entitled TO lots OF praise
+. d. Kimball-It was a big stroke
OF enterprise and I took the paper out
10 Mercur sunday 90 read % through
and show lt % the boys
Spencer Clowson-I have read q big
section Of it and am delighted with all
OF It. The article by President Cannon
was especially interesting and so were
the Los Angeles features.
Manager Geo u. Pyrer-I aid little
else an day Sunday than 20 read tho
Christmas News" I. was immense.
Fred. W. scarf-A good thing Tor tho
advertisers and a great thing Tor the
News"
Judge =. A. Wilsou-It was a fine
number through and through