The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-13
TAKEN OUT OF
CORNER STONE
Papers Thirty-Four Years Old Re
moved From Church.
CALL BACK THE OLD TIMES
FAMILIAR NAMES IN OLD COPY
OF HERALD.

| placed within the corner stone of
the old Methodist church disclosed
a treasure casI1et of "reminiscences
The contents of the box were in a per
| feet state Of preservation although
1 they have lain in it's depths for a period
/ covering the entire lives Of men and
women of middle age today The box
/ was Theoretically sealed and placed in
| ITS receptacle November 20, 1871. and
when the stone was opened yesterday
/ morning the box was opened with "A
/ modern can opener. Two nasons re-
/ moved the stone from the edihce and
| under the cement with which il was
sealed was the box laid in a cavity
! No pictures or photographs Of any
\ kind were found within. bat the three
small bound volumes We're as good as
new and the daily papers were finely
| preserved.
Names that have held a place in the
| history of the state and Of the nation.
! and have long since been unspoken ave
/ FOUND within their pages. and events
/ which have long since passed from out
corded.
Herald Thirty-Four Years Ago.
The Herald bears the date Of Noven-
/ Der IL, 1871, and shows John T. Caine
| T. l. Sloan and D. c. Dunbar as its
/ editorial staff. It is a nine column
1 sheet with the front page containing a
1 complete list Of the United States
/ territorial and county officers and All
] the city appOintees. George L. WOODS
! OF Oregon was at that time governor
/ of the state and George A. Black. a
! present resident, was secretary. Among
! other We'll known names Of the United
| States officers are J. r. McKeau.
! George r Maxwell o. J. HOLSTER. and
/ G. H Hampstead.
! Captain William H. Hooper was the
| delegate to congress and the other fer
] TlrOTl2l officers HI l.eT
! J. ID. T. McAiltster, William CLAYTON
| and James Jack. Daniel H Wells was
the mayor and the aldermen were Isaac
! GrOO, Samuel w Richards A H
! Raleigh, Jeter Clinton and a. c. Pyper.
/ rather OF @. d Piper. Joseph +. Tay-
/ Tor was the sexton and Jeter Clinton
\ held all the medical Offices on the list.
Some other well known names are
4 r. T Burton. l. 6. Hills, John p
/ Winder, Heber P. Kimba1, Jesse W.
/ FOX, Isaac Groo, John r. Park, H T.
I Doremus, Robert Campbell, H. Din
woodey, w G A Smoot, and Levi
Ritter.
Some of the most mentioned attorneys
are Jonathan t. Royle, Hampstead &
! fitzpatrick, Fitch & Mann Snow & FIoge
and Handy & Gilchrist- These names
are signed 10 many of the legal notices.
I OF which the paper contains a great
Among the physicians mentioned are
Drs- Anderson and H J. Richards.
NiAcN IS - W anu II -. bG0eQlCL ana
! other names which are forgotten.
New Road Running.
TIE railroad time tables show that the
/ road between Salt Lake and ogden
the Utah Central Railroad was i'm
/. running order, but lack of teIegraphic
/ news is accounted for by the fact that
! 4 storm east of Cheyenne had laid the
wires low A stage line run By Gil
/ mer and Salisbury is the means of
reaching all the southern points, Tintic,
American Fork, Mount Nebo. Sewer,
/ st George and Phoebe. New. This Inns
/ passed through all the small VILLAGES
! 10 the south Another line run by the
same people extended up into Montana
! leaving Corinne.
! Much interest must centre in the ad-
! vertisers> the greater part of the paper
! being taken up in advertising matter
/ Among the advertisers whose names
| are still familiar to even the younger
/ generation are Walker Brothers, H. b D
! Clawson, Alf & FoOte, J. Daynes & Co,
/ d. O. Calder & Sons TeasdeI & Co H
/ DinwOOdey, Dunford & Sons, NayLor
Brothers, Z. @ NJ l., and T. r. Jones
The news of the time is scarce, only
/ a few items Of general interest being
! given However, this shows John W
/ Young was even then figuring in the
/ interviews on the local situation and
/ explaining to the eastern public his
/ attitude toward the church
/ Its news from the Orient saws in one
! place that the 'tAIilIado seems to be
/ throwing off his old time exclusion and
! showing himself quite freely in public
Severe storms are referred to as DC
/ curing along the eastern coast and the
/ money for Germany's indemnity. which
/ was entrusted to a New York bank is
| about to be paid over.
Gold at Premium.
President L. S. Grant has Just issued
his Thanksgiving proclamation Gov
nor Woods of the state follows with his
and Mayor Wells with his. Gold was
( quoted as buying at 100 and selling at
Ill No other mining news is found.
nor are sports or society represented.
1 The theatre, however. seems to have.
/ been doing a rushing business and each
/ night presents a new bill. One benefit
is to be given on the evening of Novem-
Der 20 for Miss Adams No given
name is stated, but the performance is
to be Your Turn Next
Main street is called East Temple
: street, and the places are located as
opposite Bishop Hunters next
door to Bishop Clawson's," etc The
two hotels mentioned are the Town
send House and the Salt Lake House
and the departures show that II Sic
J gel and D. H Wells have gone for
a trip to Ophir and returned in safety
Reference is made constantly to thes
ku kluX Outrages in North Carolina
| and in one place it states that it is
/ supposed that the Ku KluX is sup
ANa
| The amount of outside advertising is
| vastly out of all proportion to the
present amount handled, and, while
| small attempt is made at illustration,
/ the ads are put mp in readable form.
| The magazines are given a good share
| of advertising, and among the new
! books subject TO comment is a Chinese
English dictionary which has just been
! completed.
Grace Greenwood had just published
1 her Impressions of Brigham Young.
| characterizing him as "a well dressed,
I dignifed old gentleman. with a pale.
| mild face. clear gray eye. a pleas
ant smile, a courteous address, and,
| withal, patriarchal. paternal air"
Diehl Was Secretary Then.
The Tribune copy bears the date OF
| Nov is. the same year. and shows
many of the same names in its col
umns. Among the lodge notices is the
| name of Christopher Diehl,, as secre-
tary of the Masons, and associated
\ with him is Louis CehE- JOhng NEc-
y L.. H..