The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-05
SUNDAY, = February 5. Is
What Folks Are Saying .
That time flies.

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been laid bare upon the newspaper
sheet.
That reporters, as chroniclers of cur
rent events. are a nations most Valua-
BILE historians.
That TulIidge's Western GALAXY is the
magazine of and for the west.
That Mr.. Ambrose Greenwich has the
sympathy of q generous public in the
painful accident which recently befell
him.
That it is rumored that Mr.. Verdant
Green has accepted a position on the
reporting staff of local newspaper.
That the Secretary of the Treasury
by his order providing for the importa-
ton of meat" cattle, shows evident an
tipathy to untidIness III beast as well as
man.
That the City of Mexico, not to be
behind in modern advertising. is max
irg as much as possible out OF the
Patti ticket swindliDg by Burton, in an
ticipation OF the coming boom. W d
That the Chamber of Commerce
pamphlet on Ogden j. an excellent ad-
vertising medium for the city, and
should be widely and thoroughly dis
tributed.
That the Ogden Chamber of Com
merce has settled down to earnest work
and is determined to allow no obstacle
TO impede our city's growth and pro
gress.
That the example of the New York
firm, which shares its profits with its
employees, is one worthy Of imitation
nearer home. > ~
That ordinary-minded people cannot
understand why it is necessary for gov
ernment to charge two cents an ounce
for transmitting the intelligence OF The
people" when wearing apparel ano
merchandise is hauled around for hall
that amount.
That the interest excited by the cal
of Senator Frye for information con-
corning Canada is timely and should be
encouraged. - @lJ Qyo,43L
That in the light of past history, the
request of the Porte that England shall
eyacuste Zeilah is sure to be observed
oh, yes, if she feels like it. 49,
That women are not Incapable of be-
coming diplomats, as is instancedby the
action of the Czarina at the last court
ball in st. Petersburg, in according the
honor of opening the first quadrille"
to the Austrian&mbassGd
That strong language has q powerful
apostle and popular exemplar in the
person If Michael Davitt, who is re-
ported to have recently said that he
considered persons taking farms of
convicted tenants cowardly, shiny rene
gades and social lepers, contact with
whom should be considered stigma"
That the reference of Judge Emerson
in the recent temperance meeting in
this city regarding the enactment OF a
civil damage lay in the matter Of liquor
has not been without its influence in the
Legislature. --. ~.
That tie bill seeking to place the re-
sponsibility of any damage done by
persons under the influence of alcO-
holic liquors, upon the shoulders of
those who sell or give it away, is one
which should receive 0the prompt as
sent of our legislators. platv
That temperance people ought surely
to be pleased and content at the out
look for favorable legislation by our
present statute makers; that with local
option and civil damage law, big
strides in the right direction ought to
be accomplished. gs5s tss)As
That no better place can be found in
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the proposed reform school than Ogden
City. -a JVo@t
That the scheme of Director Preshaw.
description of which only The HERALD
Hall block, should be given impartial
deliberatien.o Z wfiev0E
That for complete reports of the do
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should read THE. HERALD.
dence, for the benefit of the central
stake, in the Union Opera House, on
patronized. T.Ef -,
That all the young meR of this city
who. can conveniently do so, should not
fail to attend the lecture announced to
be delivered on Wednesday evening
next, by Hon. Joseph Stanford, on
Evolution" in the Third Ward meet
ing house. ,..,'--. --.----l--.---
That the efforts in Congress of Del
egate Toole, of Montana. to- obtain
legislation making residence in any of
the territories sufficient to become an
elector q necessary qualification for
holding office, are commendable, and
should receive the hearty and active
support of all Congressional delegates.
That the time has arrived when Og-
den residents who have horticultural
proclivities should see to the condition
of the various hardy flower plants they
may have been carrying over the winter.
That the Court House clock is as er-
ratio as ever.
That business is business, and Ogden
the great centre. sz
That each day teaches us the neces-
slty of being able to ''bear and forbear."
An unhannV Wet Down