The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-22
What Folks Are Saying:

That the inevitable January thaw has
at length arriVed-not before time.
That our severe winter Is mild when
compared with the stormy Dllzzards of
other places.
That the legislators are accomplish
ing good results for the Territory at
large. flf( VIC - &
That our astrological weather prophet
hit the nail on the head when he tore
told the date of the welcome thaw.
That the building of the Union Depot
and the pr posed Reform School in
ogden City would be fitting preface to
the boom of prosperity upon which our
city is bordering.
That the committee on municipal
laws is laboriIg assiduously in the in
terests of Ogden relating to the author
ization for the extension of her borrow
ing powers.
That the governors idea of Utah's
wealth, financial importanc. and ma
terial prosperity may be gathered from
his liberal recommendations in the mat
ter of appropriations for public i'm
provements and the payment OF an al
legged debt TO the government incurred
by themselves without the direction,
wish, or sanction of the people.
That the cheap excursion rate to Utah
from the east will bring thousands Of
people to the Territory who might other
wise never have been attracted to it.
That the sentiment of Thoebe before
the House of Representatives that "if
every gep'lemsn tfere would rather be
right than be President, it, seats would
be flied by the right men" deserves to
be echoed; and re-echoed through the
length and breadth of the land.
That various rumors, both local and
national, relative to atmospherical and
other calamities lack confirmation"
That sensational headlines in news
papers are often misleading and in
furious. r-5-.i...
That the movement looking TO the
enactment of laws for the prevention of
aduIteration in foods, drinks, and
drugs is commendable, and one that
should receive prompt recognition by
Congress. .ftf. isr
That the Ogden Chamber of Com
MERGE is determined to labor in real
earnest for the welfare of the commu-
nifty. Ht'f
That the efforts of the Chamber of
Commerce to advertise the resources
and attractions of Ogden City. should
receive the substantial as well as the
moral support of the people. e-2 70
That, III view Of the Interference oil
Congress in the Reading strike. 1t would
b., ludicrously amusing to call the a.
ntion of that august assembly to the
strike in the composing department OF
the DeStret NeqcS. i1a Es41aa tsni D5i.
That the bill providing for the cleo
ton of aldermen and councillors by the
different municipal wards they are sup
ioSed to represent, IL a sound Demo
cratic instrument. which should be
promptly enacted into law.
That the facial expression OF con-
sidera bieAnumber of our citizens exhibit
sour signs, but whether the cause can
be found ID the -present scarcity OF su-
gar or in the change of the weather
no one appears to know.
That another instance of the right OF
woman to be classed az mans mental
equal has received ample ver.ication in
the development of the swindling pro-
,clivities. of Mrs. Hendricks at Philsdel-
phia.s q "a -, !
That the promised street gas lamps
ssem as far off as ever, notwithsrand
ing the promise tnat they would be put
in operation early the present winter.
That overshOes, though doubtless
good in them selves, are hardly q pre-
yentiYe. of tumbling down, especially rat
ter being worn little, =
That the ladies OF Ogden, looking
pretty in every garb, grace the water
tightEulster. in most remarkable man
er, and seemingly put to- blush the
old poetic line that "nature unadorned
Is adorned the most" - = y