The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-12
SUNDAY, February II, 1888
What Folks are Saying.

work.
That he.Salt Lake Liberal malcon-
tents want the whole hog or none.
That might must be right, or Utah
would not be kept in Territorial bond
age.
That the German Chancellor's decla-
ration that Germans fear God and
nothing else," finds prompt response in
American hearts.
That the action of Delegate Cain in
bringing the wool interests of Utah so
prominently before the National law
makers is commendable.
That IN view of his previous utter
! ances, the solemn statement of Repre-
/ sentative Allen in the Legislature on
Monday, that under certain conditions,
"he would be the first to maintain the
dignity of that house, and demand
their rights" was ludicrous in the ex-
treme.
That the election of Citizens Ticket
| for Salt Lakes municipal Council, can
not fail to eFeetually help along the
I boom.
That Ogden deserves the reform
school, and will get it.
That the recording angel was kept
busy on Friday morning, keeping track
of the complimentary adiectives used
towards the railroad officials by the
Central Pacific arrivals, when they
found such elaborate depot facilities at
this point.
That America is the onlv nation
troubled with an overplus of cash, and
still she growls.
That in the Territory of Oklahoma.
the United States government has &C.
quired more property, and invites Ter
ritorial serfs to irhabit it.
That it is to be hoped that the efforts
of the eastern syndicate to refine oil in
competition with the standard Oil Com
pany, will be successful.
That the Home Dramatic Club of
this city are preparing a frst-class
drama, TO be put upon the Union Opera
House boards in the early future.
That eastern bank defaulters are in
variably prominent and popular reli-
gious men or philanthropie Is.
That provision should be made by
the Ogden city officials for the forma-
ton of reading room for the use of
| the tiremen.
That Ogden will not be behind her
sister cities in honoring the old folks,
and will soon provide for them per
quisite OF joy"
That the Congressional bill, making
bills OF lading conclusive evidence of
the contents of packages received by
public carriers, is good one, and
should becomelaw.
That everybody and his uncle con-
templates going into the real estate
business, to help along the boom.
That the performance of the Second
Ward theatricals in the Union Opera
House on Tuesday last made for them a
reputation which they have avery rea-
son to be proud CT.
That this is leap year, but it might
be as well to look before you leap.
That Abraham Lincoln was justly
eulogized at the Tom Reed Republican
| gathering last nieht.
That little less damp and little
more caloric is at present wanted.
That "a soft answer turneth away
wrath" is simple trulsm that might
be we'll practised by many of US.
That twenty-seven days more, and
then up goes the donkey" as far as
Territorial legislation is concerned for
the present session.
That the appointment of Mr.. James
Wardleigh as mail agent between
Ogden and Butte, on the Utah &
| Northern, has been the means of
placing the right man in the right
place."
That we are oil "jolly good fellows"
but the Knights of Pythlas are of the
jolliest, think those who attend and
partake of their social joliity.
That the dissatisfied "Libs" should
emlgrate 10 Salt River, where they
could have their own way.
That the arrests of Rogers and Mar
RIOTS, for alleged unlawful cohab-
| itation, and their subsequent discharge,
shows upon what tlmsy suspicion many
such arrests are mace.
That demand for chickens has ex-
listed for some days, our celestial resi-
dents having been celebrating their
New Years Day.
That if you do not want tc be an
noyed by arrest for unlawful cohabita-
ton, you must forget that you are a
Christian and let your lady friends look
after themselves.
That Weber County scores one in the
appointment of Mr.. E. II. Anderson as
clerk of the Territorial House of Rep
reSentatlves.
That the throat of the German Crown
Prince continues to be the su iect of
daily dispatches and much expense.
That the grand concert of last week,
under the direction of Professors Ma
voni and Edwards, is the musical event
of five years.
That the loyal voters of Salt Lake
will give sucn a rebuke to the Rule or
Ruin clique. tomorrow, that will cause
the blush of shame to mount even their
granite cheeks.
That the street cars have been kept
running with commemorate punctu-
atty during the whole of the late Sc
we're weather.
THAI "A Sea of Mud ought to be
the title of new operatta by our mu-
steal professors and librettists.
That plugged" and otherwise de-
faced b lion is just now very preva-
lent, especially half dollars.
That the Rule or Ruin CLIQUE have
respect neither for men, measures nor
principle.
That the Home Circle Orchestra and
vocalists deserve all the patronage that
can be bestowed upon them.
That the last resting place of orr be-
loved departed ought to be beautlfied
and rendered more attractive than has