The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-01
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Justice MOTIFS SOnIner OIL the second
precinct went fishing day or two ago
up Cottonwood canyon. He came back
without any fish. Now as a usual
thing the justice is a good fisherman.
He has been heard to say more times
than one that a sucker is born every
minute, an assertion which has become
an adage. But in the matter of trout,
he isn't in it. that's all.
One of the boys who keeps books for
the Freed Furniture company was UP
/ the canyon Sunday, and offers an eX-
planation for the Justices ill-luck in
! entangling the members of the finny
tribe. 1t wasn't because 'Toughey''
was along to bark and scare the trout;
oh. no; it was simply because Norris
doesn't know how to angle for the
wary specimens which Keene charges
90 cents apiece for, regardless of size.
When seen by the gang from the fur
niture house, Morris had a painted
cork on his line and was waiting pa
tiently to see the same go under after
bite. In addition to this he had a
sinker on his fly so it woulds stay
on top of the water all the time, where
the fish could not get it.
Years ago. when Curly Glenn. the
young man who wandered away from
the city with 5000 of its cash in his
trousers, was here, he and Fred Nc
Gurrin and Greenewald, and Cline. of
the defunct Times, and another man.
who is now doing this writing, went
fishing up the canyon. Glenn is a born
fisherman. in Virginia. where the tooth
some catfish is the game fish. He was
noted as a success at bobbing for cells.
But he did not understand the manner
of inducing the wary trout to take q
fly. He wandered up and down the
banks of the stream for a time, but
never got a rise. Finally he became
weary and when the rest of the party
came down the stream, laden with
enough to make a frying pan smell de-
licious, Charley was lying on the bank
under a tree, fast asleep. He had not
forgotten his business, however. He
had tried a three pound stone to the
line and set his pole ere going to sleep.
Mr.. Howard Kyle and ]. w. Haywood
have sent out unique invitations to sew
eral friends. informing them of lit-
tie trip which they vii ltake on July
3. the itinery of which is as follows:
Leave Garfield Beach depot in special
car at 1915 a. m. At Saltair junction
the car VIII be switched to the works
of the Inland Salt company where
lunch will be had and the plant viewed.
The car will then be taken to Garfield,
arriving at 800 p. m. Leave Garfield
at $40, arriving in the city ct $3.50 APP
pended to the invitation are the words,
Strictly Stag" meaning. of course,
that no ladies win be present. The in
vitation is printed very neatly, on the
best kind of cardboard, and the trip
viii no doubt be nice one. One can
imagine why the party should go to
the salt works, but why on earth Kyle
and Haywood want to tantalize their
guests with two or tire hours se--6
guests with two or three hours stay
at that thirst producing resort. unless
emergency measures are going to be
adopted afterwards, is something WHICH
Borders on the mysterious. To stay at
a salt works at this season Of the
year for two hours or more. is akin
to the punishment allotted TO the fellow
who was sentenced to six months in
brewery with nuzzle on.
The number of small stands which
are being erected along the streets is
increasing day by day. State street,
in particular, is noted for the large
number. They elbow and crowd one
another. all the way from Second to
Fourth South, although there is no
reason why the Christian EndeaVor
people should haunt that street any
more than Main or West Temple. Or
any Of the balance. In a day or two
more they will be laden with popcorn,
lemonade. peanuts and other things
which are supposed to meet the appro-
baton of the Christian Endeavor peo-
pie As to whether these folks VIII
buy heavily of the good things which
create a thirst and assauge it, remains
TO be seem
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1t was stated yesterday that a special
meeting of the city council would be
called for this evening, Al which ar
would be made for appoint
ing Is special policemen foT the four
days the Christian EndeaYcrers viii
be here. These men are not presumed
to protect the people from the on
slaushts of the members of the asso-
citation; on the contrary. And not eX-
actly that either for It is not pre-
sumed the Salt Lakers viii make vic
tins of their guests. But as is we'll
known, a large crowd of confidence
men. crooks and that ilk follow every
and excursion. There
will be piclSp0ckets in the crowd with
the badge Of the Christian EndeavOr
society on: sure thing men who will
not only wear the badge. but a look
Of sanctity win cause them to be mis-
taken for the pious. The city will need
q close watch kept on this sort of peo-
pie during the coming four days.
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Some of the members Of the city
council urged that no policemen We're
needed to handle a crowd like this. 1t
may be added that some OF the city
haven't been away from
this city for some time. But the ex-
tras are needed, if for no other pur-
pose than TO give information to the
people when they arrive at the depots.
In no other city in the Union would
this movement be opposed on the [
grounds OF economy. 1t would have
been just as reasonable for the board
Of county commissioners to have re-
fused Bingham extra deputy sheriffs ]
On the Fourth of July.
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