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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-21

(TribuRe, Jan. 2G)
The Salt Lake Herald, in it's zeal to
keep up it's opposition to American
party principles, jumps in and adopts
John Henry Smith, polygamist. indorses
him fully, and seems to think that ne
would be just the sort of a man that
the Democrats would and should take
up in case they were in office, by way
OF Endorsement and advancement.
We are surprised at the Herald in
it's Endorsement of polygamy through
the Smith incarnation of that vile doe
trine. The Heralds leaning towards
vice and mischief has long been known,
but this is the first open avOwal of its
position in favor of polygamy and
polygamists as chosen representatives
OF the community. Inasmuch, however,
as the Herald is simply the represen-
tative of the church Democratic party;
and as that church Democratic party
sees no difference between party prin-
ciples and makes no opposition to
church Republicanism, being content
to be swallowed hy that anaconda
from time to time, we presume that
after all there is a sort of consistency
in the Herald's attitude.
Now, however, that The Herald has
openly come out in favor of polygal:l-
lists for position as good and practical
doctrine, and insists that the Tribune
is wrong in CHASING them as criminals
and in demanding that they shall not
receive recognition as good citizens,
we have TO apply the old rule, that
every one must speak for himself.
This being The Herald's position, it IS
entitled to that opinion. We only call
public attention to it. We deny, how
hot &c 40
ton, or that a polygamist can proper
ly be appointed to any public station,
dignity. or delegateship by an Ameri-
can party official. One of the things
that the American party expressly
makes war upon is the continuation of
polygamy and polygamOus relations in
defiance of the pledges made by the
church 10 come within the law. and in
reputation of the gauge of honor
made by the Mormon leaders in their
petition to President Harrison for am
nesty as well as acting in bad faith
towards Presidents Harrison and
Cleveland in accepting their amnesty
and rejecting the conditions upon which
that amnesty was extended, 20 wit.
that the petitioners themselves and
their people must come within the
laws. and observe the statutes with re-
spect TO the matter upon which the
amnesty was extended. 1t is utterly
inconsistent for the American party
or an American party official to recog-
nize these pledge-breakers, these
tramplers upon their honor these law
defiers, in any public station what
ever. We protest against it in John
Henry Smiths case, and we shall pro-
test against it in the case of every
other person sought to be advanced
from or by the American party control
or officialdOm, on any occasion or for
any purpose.
Further comment from us seems u
can find in The Herald editorial a sin
TRADE Wen give him, or her, as the ca
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ADJUSTMENTS TO-DAY.
THE METALS.
THAT BRAZILIAN PLOT.

We are inclined to agree with Rear
Admiral Pillsbury. chief of the bureau
of navigation. III his refusal to believe
the report that anarchists plotted the
destruction OF at least a part of the
American fleet at Rio dc Janeiro. The
story has an unreasonable appearance
although it was doubtless sent out IN
good faith. As Admiral PiIlsbury
points out. there was no occasion fol
the conspirators 10 wait until the fleet
reached Rio. If they had really wanted
to destroy the ships it would have been
much easier for them to do SO before
they left American waters.
Battleships in home ports are MOI
guarded as closely as when they arr
in foreign ports. No matter how friend
" the nation in whose harbor a fleet
may be anchored the strictest disci-
pline is maintained. Shore leave is
harder for the men to get. A full
watch is on duty at all times. 1t is
harder, therefore, for an enemy TO do
damage to a ship. In home port, on
y -
easy to slip enough dynamite into the
coal bunkers to blow up the boilers
and either destroy the ship entirely or
make it useless as a fighting machine.
Another important point is that no
news has been received from Admiral
Evans regarding the alleged plot On
a matter of as much seriousness as that
he would certainly have advised the
administration. And he certainly must
have heard the story as soon as the
newspaper correspondents who are
with the fleet. 1t is our belief that
somebody has been manufacturing a
sensation for the benefit of the CORE
spondents, to give them something to
cable back to their home country.
something besides the routine of enter
tainments on shore and life on board
the ships.
And if there had been "A plot, it is
doubtful if the Brazilian police would
have discovered it. They are not famed
for their alertness nor for their ability
III uncovering hidden crimes. The
chances are that if somebody had re-
ported to the Brazilian officers that
somebody else Was going to attempt to
destroy the fleet the police would have
told him that they would look into the
matter the next week, or the week
after yhat, or some time when it thor
oughly suited their convenience.
The story cabIed from Rio says this
is the first anarchistic conspiracy
that has ever been known in Brazil 4"
We hope it will be the last. for IL
isn't pleasant to have our nerves Jared
so rudely. The ships are not going to
be destroyed by anarchists or anybody
else. either in Brazilian waters or else
where. Old Fighting Bob" will take
the fleet safely around to the Pacific
and bring it safely home again.
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OUR INDEPENDENT MAYOR.
lThe Herald Iannarv ia

(The Herald, January 49,
The first thing he knows. Mavor
Bransford wiI4 get himself almost dis
liked by the morning organ of the
American" party. The comment of
that paper on the appointment of John
Henry Smith as a delegate to the Dfy
Farming congress indicates a condi-
ton of mind bordering on petulallce.
It says, in part:
1T is peculiarly inappropriate that
the leading official whom the 'Amcri-
can party has put into office in Utah
should give any recognition whatever
to the class of persons against whose
offenses the American party makes
especial warfare. . Mayor Brans-
ford has unquestionably been betrayed
into making this mistake by incon-
siderate or wilfully deceptive advice.
The Tribune sees no. excuse for any
such advice or any such appointment,
other than that it was probably male
in a moment of inadvertence and with
out taking into account the proprieties
of the situation or the Consciousness
of the sort of life for which this man
stands And we protest against
1t coming from any American Off
cial, or as anything for which the
American party as such should or can
be made to stand
After that blast the mayor will, of
course, recall the appointment of John
Henry, and John Henry will HE away
to some lonesome place and shed Bit
ter tears because he is denied the priv
ilege of attending the Dry Farming
congress as a delegate from Salt Lake
City.
That is. he will not Meaning both
the mayor and John Henry. But The
organ of the mayors party has pre-
| Or to n All r.,s
of which is equally painful On The
one hand he must acknowledge that he
acted hastily. that he was careless t.
a remarkable degree; on the other
| hand, if he remembered all of John
HenTy's alleged shortcomings and dis
abilities and appointed him i'm spite Of
them. he is likely to be read our Of his
party.
The case has distinctly humorous
aspect. It is hardly worth while to
kick I'D so great fuss over so small
d matter. There are other things that
are much better worth while Person.
ally, while holding no brief co. the de-
Tense of John Henry, our candid opin-
ion is that Mayor Bransford appointed
him after due consideration and with
full knowledge of his life's history
There was purpose behiid the ap-
polntment, and the purpose was to
demonstrate 10 the cOmple-e sacisfac-
ton of the Salt Lake public that he IS
an absolutely Independent executive.
that he will not allow any clique or
faction of his party to dicta--- his ap-
pointments and that he cannot Re bul-
lied or bulldOZed
If this was Mayor BransfOrl's pur-
pose, it has been abundantiy succe SIS
full. And the joke of the whole bust
ness is that if the American" organ
had kept quiet nobody would nave
known how badly it was hurt.
But if any fair reader
gle line to justify its contemporaries
Sc may be. something pretty.
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FuTtheT
TRADE wen him. pretty.
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Mrs. D. p Simmons. Mrs. r. H. Of
ficer and the boys have gone to Sar
Diego TO spend some time, and Mr.
Simmons viii join them there about the
first of the month
M. apJ AL I.
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The application of Lige Halford one
time secretary to the late President
Harrison, for advancement to the next
higher grade he held during the civil
war indicates that Lige has lost none
of the nerve that distinguished him
when he was in public life. He was a
paymaster's clerk for a short time after
the war was practically over. He never
got close to a battlefield. His appiica-
tion was very properly turned down.
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ness part will be followed by d social
hour
y
Mrs, William McCaskell is to enter
tain Thursday at the first in a series
of luncheons at the Alta club.
Mrs. Ledyard Nj. Bailey is expected
home tomorrow from California, after
spending the past six weeks there.
Miss Mary H0ag of ogden is in town
to spend a few days with friends.
x X
The third game of the bridge tOurna-
ment will be played this afternoon at
the home of Miss Hanauer.
+ = x
Mrs. William Igicheart sailed for
home last Thursday, after q stay OF a
few months abroad.
x y x
The Wasatch Literary circle meets
this afternoon with Mrs. Thomas. 1856
South Eleventh East street.
x \
The Misses Linda and Marguerite
Jessup are back after spending the
holidays with Mrs. Jessup and Miss
Emily Jessup in Pasadena.
X x x
Mrs Sallie Boyer Payne of Denver
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Rash
at their home on First street
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Per month $40 20. Apply to
WESCOTT & WILCOX. 1907 Pa. ave.
se.0-w. th&s-3t
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
FLOYD F.. DAVIS.
1910 Conn av NV, 15r.
III. yr...S 1,110.0o
133i X Sc Or. 1900
2l3 9th sw. l2r.b. 1000
63 NJ Sc Or, b.new21 so
424 eth sw. furu d. - 90
9l2 X NV, ar, b. $3.50
1927 Half sw. Ar. 1880
go 18th sw, 5r.. 1900
9-A ~ ct- ar 10 M
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FOR RENT-BY b. +. S
933 & 935 9th NV.
double store. $500
Ne cor 18th & r. . .G5 90
sol l. NV. Sr. b. $3.50
24l7 18th. Tor. b.5O.W
l114 eth NV. sto. 1000
l74S S NV. llr.3b. 80. 90
SOC X NV. Or. h. 1870
POS Sth sw. ST. h. sta. 40. 90
1901 14th NV, store. 40. 90
1901 9Th NV. Or. b.37.@
1918 7th NV. Sr. b.
store & stable. $3.50
40S H NV. Sr. h. 81. 20
1920 9th NV. Tor. Obs. 10
439 O NV. Sr. h. $3.50
1918 T NV. Sr. b. 1890
PIT p NV. Sr. b. 1880
210 T NV. 7r. b. 10. 80
b14 X NV. Sr. h. 80. 80
313 II ne. 7r. h. $50
439 Q NV. Or. h. .2.O
1877 9th NV. Or. b. q. 80
GIT Fla av NV. Or. b. 81. so
1343 r nv. store...25.W
Storage room, 45x9O. Fl
2D1 Ga. ave. NV, 11r.
POOL 14th ut. NV. 2 RI
Rear 2151 Sth st. NV.
Oc,S-tf
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1909 II NV. 12r. b. $3.50
1922 ! NV. lar. b. 200
1912 s. l1r. b. 1928
1918 Clifton. 11r. b. 1850
1909 y NV, 12r. b. =. 123
CNFUR.
1894 10th. Dor. 4b. 500
ODD Sd. i3rfnewl hotel30o
1910 Pa av. st. DIV. $50
sos 10Th NV. 24r .9h2OO. 90
JlI 18th NV. 1Ir
and office. .l15
1854 = NV. 15r. h. .l25
10l LIST NV. 13r. sto. .125
1882 10th NV. 12r. 2b 100
2olG o NV. 12r. b.g0.00
HOS l. NV. lar. b. 5000
1892 10th NV. liz S3. :i;33
400 l. NV. 12r. b. .S3. 33
2021 = NV. Tor, b. 1900
. Grant pl. l5r. b..75.O
1920 18th. IOr. 3b. 1900
912 18th NV. 12r. b.. rs. 90
1902 . nv. Or. b. 67.50
800 18th NV, 12r. b. 65. 90
122S 10Th NV. Or. 2b. Ga. 90
400 Fla av. l5r. 2b. 60. 90
1924 Q NV, 11r. b. 60. 90
1I4S S NV. 12r. b. 60. 90
1877 II NV. Tor. b.60. 90
18th e. y Y av. 1Or60. 90
1920 18th NV. Tor. b5O. 90
l1O5 18th NV, Or. b. so. 90
l125 Riggs NV. Tor. boo. 90
DO I'd ne. Or. b. 5000
1888 18th nw.11r. b5O. 90
1868 V NV. Tor, b. 80. 90
2522 18th NV. 12r.
b. hwh. 30. 90
1902 Oregon. Nov $4,000
l4th & Piney Br. I'd.
lar and stable. Az. 90
4l3 I'd nw.1lr.b. AS. 90
42l n Y. Or. ..... As. 90
'32 Randolph. Or. h. 40. 90
APART
I20 18th nw.9r. 2b. 1900
Claiborne, 2. s. Or. b.
from. .$25. 90 to 5000
ll6 c ne. Ar. b. fur. so. 90
ZIG c ne, 3r. b, fur. 1000
l16 c ne. Ar. b. unf. 1000
l16 c e,3r, b. unf.. 81. 80
l112 14th NV Or. bt2)4O.OO
a39 n ] ay Sc, new
ID. Ar. b. $500
1870 n ] av Sc. new.
I'd a. 5r. b. 40. 90
l112 14th. Or. b ~ $500
1888 NJ av NV. ar. b3O. 90
The Pancoast, 1343 f
Cap. Nos j. @. II.
5r. h. 30. 90
2234 Decatur. 5r.b.27.:O
ia 10th nw.5r.h.g.27.5O
HI 14th nw.t3,5r.h25. 90
l1O1 ID ne. 6r.b (2). % 90
III 18th NV. 3r. W. $500
e230 Decatur. Or. be-. 80
I13O Pa av, Ar, b. .25.Of
STO
Busch bldg.53r. 1 200. 90
3l1 7th NV. entire
BLDG. large store. 225. 90
S0S 18th NV. store
and dwelling. 200. 90
I01 1st NV. sto&dg125.O 90
lois 18th NV. sto. dw75.OO
fQS 18th NV. fine store
with heat. .S3.33
III 18th NV. store. 30. 90
l011 II NV. stO.2r.66.OO
I01S 18th NV, Or. sto5O. 90
MISCELL
,22 Sd NV. new hotel.
43r. 800. 90
'25 Mass av,stor'g9O. 90
W arch Sc. LIST 4 y ne4O. 90
ZIG 18th. 3-sto sta35.OO
ala A Sc. stable. $50
OFF
1923 Wis av. large
store or Office. 49, 90
l320 Wis av. large
store or office. 40. 90
nos 9th NV. 81, 2r.27.5O
I06 18th nv, Offices
make offer.
10Th & D NV. large
rs with heat.ea. liz. 90
'02 9th nw.2 fr s.15.00
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FOR RENT-RY
JOHN r. DOM
Telephone Lincoln 81.
l16 c Sc. Or. b. $1,000
1O7 5th Sc, Tor. h. 1850
1874 S NV. Or. b. $3.50
Alb A Sc, Or. b. :. $3.50
22 9th ne. Sr. b. $500
2l3 Sth Ne. 7r. b. 81 40
$40 18th ne. 7r. b. $3.50
14S Ky av SO. br. .26. 80
43S NJ av Se.Sr. h. %. 80
UNFINISHED.
712 I'd Sc. Or. b. ..22.5O
1867 En- son ne. 6r.blS.50
335 18th So. '6r. b.16.5O
124 9th Sc. Or. was. Is. 30
1421 Duncan ne Or. biz. 80
COS 18th seer. W. s.15.Oo
3l6 s Cap. Or. WIS. 1850
2212 MINI av. Il L.
6r ana STABLE. 1900
914 I'd Sc. Or. WIS. $3.50
We have the property
pose. Let us know vol
the application our per
ties listed daily to suit
JOHN +. DON
Phone L. "a