The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-31
BRIGHAM BRIEFS.
Boy at the Wrong End OF Colt-Kickers
Who Kick Themselves.

Who Kick Themselves.
Last Tuesday evening DR.. Karl G. Mae
ser delivered an interesting lecture in the
Second ward hall on the education of Nor
mon children. The same evening Chris
Jensen brothers and band gave concert
and ball at the Opera house. 1t is needless
is say that they had a large number in at
tendance
young boy named Isaac Benson thought
1t lots OF fun to hang on to colts tail, but
the colt thought otherwise and raised his
nlnd feet rather SUI denly, too sudden for
isaac, because the colts hoofs came in
contact with lsaac's forehead, resulting in
the skull being penetrated. Several small
pieces OF bone were taken out by Dr.
Wade. The boy is getting along nicely
Inc misunderstanding people of Brigham
city are pleased with the announcement of
the appearance of the well-known Home
Dramatic club, of Salt Lake city, here on
April 10 and % respectively. The pieces to
be presented are Held by the Enemy" and
"Esmeraida.n They will undoubtedly be
greeted by large houses.
Inc Republicans of Box Elder county
held their convention last Saturday ia the
county court house. They elected the fol-
lowing to attend the territorial convention
as delegates: L. t. Pierce, E. A Box, R.
George Facer, Thomas Harper, Hyrum
Jensen, L. w. Standing, W. H. Gibbs, Ar
mold Goodliffe. E. H. Jones'
I. II. Rowher and S. p. Hohngreen. AL.
ternates-Elias Jensen, ]. e. Nielsen, G.
| l. Graehl, ir., Joseph Merrill, George j.
| Wells, Robert Dock, L. Barnard, julius
Keller, w. S. Hansen, o. c. Hoskins, c. ].
1verson, and E. E. Stoddard. The Repub-
licens OF Terrace were allowed the privi-
] lege OF nominating one of their own mem
! bers as delegate, as hone from Terrace
were in attendance.
The stockholders of the Box Elder
Pioneer creamery met on Saturday and
adopted articles OF incorporation and set
of bylaws. The following officers were
elected: M. L. Ensign. president; Chris
Olson, vice-president; J. r. Smurthwait
secretary; j. b. McMaster, treasurer; r.
II. Baty, Thad Wright ard NJ. Schow, d.
rectors. The company Incorporates for
SlO,OOO, divided into 200 shares of $50 each
They have decided to sell only $1,000 worth
| OF stock at present, and to hold the balance
for future use. Over $500 has already
been subscribed, and the balance is mostly
spoke for. They will incorporate for tifiy
years. They expect to be in full blast be-
fore the 1st of May.
A great many of the water kickers now
feel like kicking themselves for being so
Z
see the position they are placing them
selves. as well as the city, in. If it had not
been Tor their mulish actions part of the
money derived from the sale of the bonds
would have been here according to con-
tract, Thursday, but under the present cir
cumstances, we do not know when it will
be here.
They readily see what an advantage it
would be to this city, tC have part of that
money spent among our laboring men, AND
giving them employment, instead OF en-
forced idleness.
One of our local lawyers, under the nom
de plume of "VoX Populi" made some very
wilful misrepresentation in last week 8
Report. In his lengthy article he accuses
certain well-known and respected cit
zens of Brigham City of com bining
on the waterworks question for their
own benefit and selfish ends, because the
mayor and one OF the councilmen belong
to that firm. 1t is an indirect accusation
of boodlerism, and we are sorry to say that
some OF our citizens are foolish enough TO
believe such assertions t'VoX Populi -
when accusing people of crime, should re
member the old adage, Those VINO live in
glass houses should never throw stones -
The Box Elder Stake academy has closed
Tor the season. The public schools are
very SHINY attended.
Q. G. Snow. our banker, sold his hand
some span of creams in Ogden last week
for 81 900. to the manager of the Wasatch
Lumber company.
Several of the young men of Brigham
City are endeavoring to organize a first
class band. In the past the band boys
have not received much aid and assistance,
but several parties are helping them to
! get onto solid footing.
"Dull times" is the common complaint
of our merchants, with gloomy future
Very little money, and hard TO get.
L. Jeppson, our new street supervisor, is
leveling Main street. and getting it into
proper shape.