The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-03-18
BRIGHAM CITY GOSSIP.
A HumOrist of the North DiscOurse'
Oh Box Elder Politics.
To the Editor Of THE HERALD:

10 the ElltOr Oh i HE hEkALD.
To one who is susceptible of meteoro-
logical influences, it would appear that
spring has madehis early advent among
US. Sunny skies, warbling birds,
honey-bees, and weather prophets, in
dicate that spring is come. If such is
the fact he came in very quietly, like
the tabled sportive lamb, and is now
frisking about among swelling buds and
opening vegetation, which calnness and
serenity may yet be marred by an exit
like a roaring lion. Be that as it may,
the humble "B" is tempted by the ex-
hlerating atmosphere to leave his hive,
and taking a promiscuous glance at
IHE HERALD, is reminded of old at
fractions and afinities which are as
Iesh to-day as ever in the past; and
VIII ADD Il editors were immaculate,
uae' al least, OF my acquaintance would
aotoe living under forgotten obliga-
IONS You think l speak in parallels;
~ w. matter, let 1t pass. You've heard of
brigham City, and would like to hear
oIHener, Why? Because of our remark
sOe SOL climate and facilities for rails
ts oaolesr peaches, and politics. The
a III named Cegitum dRinldIiSm is gener-
ai! ouf best crop, and is now being ex-
c @asEey, numerously, and very sue
,,;s ~ harvested. Peaches and poll
~ are now being cultivated together
i : Ule crop. The latter has not hereto
J tgie Oeen numbered among our pro-
aucls' but some time ago there we're
n isss Cnolce, particular political princi-
i htS Elanted here, and recently when
warm o warm sun shone down upon the
ibssreeuihgs OF our municipal election,
liz y Oollllenced to sprout, and primar-
2n AMI Gtsy were cultivated with the hoe of
men O-', r1 py young political husband
GSa, much to the annoyance of the
bo -GI oneS. The young ones, however.
Sn 1S' " reached the estate of manhood,
,nS themselves with families. finances
tbem Il SL:iie, the latter guaranteeing
enfgo privileges which they consider
nsn- -' s4en to voice in the disburse-
T5icb VI The large share of the taxes
vbicb .ney pay into the city Golfers,
inc a,oS certainly, comparatively speak
was my uiltS to considerable. An effort
vote maui, ~ 70 obtain this right but the
mis- vi vi Ihe majority ruled them out.
pOIifo"sa Ine harvest of our first crop oil
SomavS, Inc young politicians were
severe s Dr,., SCnagrlned, and received a
offcicsS n Isl. from their senior ex.
grace e. o, winch they accepted with good
SdIl i %uu assignment for the time.
an im Inn was evident they desired to make
claims -tsSIon as to the legality of their
lotica ~ Independence and public
pIsboo11 Gut how this could be accom-.
Terms Il, u themost telling and emphatic
them vas not at first quite plain to
Their VA, AT last a plan opened before
OF Onr 'I ~, almost simultaneously. Most
note5 Young Democratic Hoods airs
each Of g ZEN good latter-day Sports
teetfootedI mem possessing a high-fiyer
size, wp;oI animal of excellent value
guished S Sd and quality. Our distin
political y yCuG statesmen who had theil
ieal DON'T %ool clipped carried their polit
Upon tba;s ny venting their vengeanc,
them sbea hear innocent equines and hac
Political ae from end to end. Sucl
nov Ia sg5qulne-iamity cruelty. Ant
uo1 Of m 1noM that the coming genera
and natinnaiIl county, Territorial
,,rssnce Of Ia! Offices are a step in ad
hey are t tneIt dads in every respect
and plant iieaflng up their old orchard
1e'ermined 3b new ones entirely, and ar