The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-04
an OPEN SECRET

THET THE Walker Opera House will
never be turned iato- government
building.
THAT MILF BARRATT is one of the best
bdatPien thaf has ever taken to water
IN this vicinity. 4 3I
THsr rHx T.rfi'os, Tsgfstl,, has, o-
soon will. change hands-for the better.
il is to be hoped.
THAT The Edmund bill will have
hard squeeze TO get through this ses-
sion of Congress.
THAT JUDGE Powers has no idea that
the petition will have the slightest ef-
feet upon the administration.
tTHAf soME peopIe have sine re and
reference 10 their antecedents.
THAT B.. of the Utah Central Rail-
way, is cultIvating beard N order to
make himself resemble Jay Gould,
{ Thar 4 cruise on ana lba a,6 IL our
inland sea is one of the most delightful
tonics and invigorants in the world.
THAT IRE sudden departure OF Re
Aceive, Wallace t0r Washington. Is loudly
commented upon by certain wise-acres.
THAT THE clerks of the early closing
establishments have any aUiObnt OF fun
at the expense of those who are not so
fortunate.
THAT THE outlook IS favorable for an
early dscontiruauce % st-Cet sprink
ling. on account % a lack of water in
the mains.
THAT THE Tribune gang should be pro-
hibiled from particiDatpg in the G.. A.
X exercises to-morrow-Oniy lore
people aEe invited ~ >,
4 THAr.J.r REaD, once OF this city.
but now IN Montana, kicES like bay
steer when a rival newspaper refer TO
him as John Brigham Read"
THAT cgETAIS parties have been guilty
of spearing trout in the neighborhood
of this city and that the Fish and Game
Society are close upon their heels.
THAT THE new location of the offices
/ of Governor West. Secretary Thomas
and the Utah Commission, IS very con-
venisnt--fOr the residents Of Sandy.
Thar rae Fish, and Game people are
on the trail of some disreputable DIS
ciples of Walton who have been using
giant powder in our mountain streams.
THAT gentleman recently wrote
The Herald from Ogden, as follows
"Yes, / signed the Powers petition, but
was under the impression that it was
asking for his removal"
THAT THE latest addi6on-"t
| GbostAto the Tribm1c force of metro
politan reporters, win shortly resign 10
accent position as sporting editor on
the Rocky MoUntGia Christian Adrocate
THAT number OF ladies are very
anxious that the old festOoning on the
Tab rnacle ceiling should be replaced
4 by new before the 2ith. and say they
will Willingly contribute towards that
end. - a Nv ~
THAT certain Tribune rule or ruin
agitator lately said: Il am half ashamed
J 10 keen up this howl against the Nor
mons. 10 which friend added: You
had better be half ashamed than half
starved"
ID THAT CAPTAIs DOUris has a bigcldt
laid away for the Tribune ijiot who
asserted that it was quite probable Gar
4 field would have TO be abandoned on &C.
} CDl4hOA TIC AnoiCA -OCnlN aNOo INcp AUl
bathing purposes
THAT CITY Greek Canyon Is one of the
most delightful retreats to- be founC
anywhere in this regios, and that il il
were only hundred miles away from
home il would be rhronged with visitor:
the entire summer.
THAT THE inauguration OF the new
bathing resort near Pennington ba:
caused the Union Pacific people to
think strongly of spending couple OF
dqifars on their properly Tduring the
coming fall, aud the spring ofIsS7s
THAT A well-kuown preacher who re
Gently left Salt Lake on account Of the
l.. and l.. raids has wrilfeu 10 3 friend
in this city, asking II the .'cOast Wa
clear for his uefuTu; that the apswel
i emit bacllRas = Brig Hampton is il
the County Jail. and Fanny Davenport
non ct"