The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-04-10
Briefs,

| WILL BROWNING says that the Buff
Cochin chicken Is going to be all the &c
this season. They are big enough any
how.
PROBABLY no business is being rustled
| just now more than that of baby fix
ing" among our photographers. Bless
them, the babies We mean.
AS many as forty or fifty men were
noticed by green Ogdenite at the
capital on SUNDAY standing on the
curbstone gormandisiDg pop corn.
BRUCE BOYLE, the other day, was
foolish enough to step ON a wire hail
which pointed heavenwaru, with the re-
suit that IL pierced mis- foot, creating a
decided painful irritation.
MEssRs. Woolley, Lund & Judd's new
new wagon and agricultural implement
e,ts bliShment, situated on Main Street,
Is now In full operation their show of
implements must naturally have ten
dency to make the mouths of our farm
ing friends water.
A. c. EMERSON, the enthusiastic
leader of the Drum Corps, is exhibiting
In the window of his book store on
Main Street, nine snare or side drums
which have just arrived for the use of
the members of the corps. We may
soon expect to hear a rowdy-dow-dow-
dow On the streets.
ONE of the sights to be seen by the
visitors to Salt Lake on Sunday we
noticed was baby carriage containing
Chinese baby, propelled by Chinese
nurse or mother, followed by another
Chinese lady carrying another Chinese
hah in hnr i
friends will not now be told that they
must 60"
IT was rather an amusing episode
which friend just In from the capital
relates and is one point at least for Salt
Lakers to digest. Some city boys,
wishing to show how smart they ought
to be. paraded Main Street fourishing
carrots in the faces OF country youths,
who promptly Quieted the smart
Alecs" by crying rats"
WHEN Greek meets Greek, then
comes Tie tug of war" was exemplltied
on Saturday evening, when the Ogden
Athletics and the Salt Lake Nationals
met On the magic nine. The game was
evidently well contested, and we
have whisper that had our
old friend West of-the-mark not made
a duck" tie would have....resulted,
ga FROG he would a-wooing go whether
his mother would let him or no." This
quotation was forcibly brought to mind
on Sunday evening, as we did stroll
west of Ogden on hearing the croak1ng
of Utah's nightingale on every hand.
Mr.. GEORGE BYwATER, chief enei-
neer of the Utah Central at
Salt Lake City, while passing
through the cars, yesterday NOR
ming, met and shook hands with an old
friend. who had Leen to hear the cels-
brated DR.. York, at the Opera House
and who extolled the DOCTORS abilities
at high rate, Mr.. Bywater, in quite a
little speech, " hich was very attentively
listened 70 by those present, during the
two minutes yet TO elapse before the
train started. expressed himself very
Elegantly, forcibly and clearly, in regard
to the doctors ideas and statements,
showing most emphatically and con-
clusively to the minds of those present
that the celebrated doctor was not to be
classed with Huxley, Tyndall, and other
reformers, but was, at tx Q
best, only Radical in the fullest sense
of the word. We were pleased to hear
Mr.. Bywater's remarks. and a more
logical argument, impromptu, we have
not had the pleasure of listening to in
long time