The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-25
THE STATE PRESS.


Wasatch CHeber city Wave During
the coming spring and summer a good
tween here and Vernal.
tho legislature has appropriated $5.iOo
TO be expended on this road, and IL this
county ana Utntah county viii apprc-
pirate like amount a first-class road
can be made, and the people OF Uintah
given shorter and better route TO SAT-
Lake City, the center OF commerce Of
this state II would be of almost in
estimable value to the Nernal people and
great benefit to the peopIe o. this val
ley. Heber can be made the shipping
point for "A large portion Of the Uintah
county supplies, which VIII be of mutual
dement, to both counties The benefit viii
not De confined TO these two counties
alone. bur Provo ana salt Lake would
also feel the effect OF the increase OF
trade that road through this valley
ana Strawberry to NernaI would bring
10 them Much of the trade which now
goes to the eastern houses wound then
come TO Provo and SAT- Lake wholesale
dealers
Beaver Observer: The work of the
state legislature, for the present is at
an end; The members can now look back
upon their work and while they ponder
over their actions, ask themselves the
question; Have the people got the worth
OF their money!
Piute Pioneer:. A Chicago minister hit
It right when, in recent sermon, he de-
were not tor better machines but for bet
ter men, This is truth that needs to
be reiterated, for character is OF all
things else the most valuable in the
world.
Iron County Record: American people
generally viii regret the outcome of the
duel between Count Soni de Casteilane
and NJ. de Roday last Saturday. which
II was hoped that the meeting would
end the career of the VIGOROUSLY worth
less Count BOni.
state Journal (Ogden): The spirit of
moral and social reform has broken out
Atresh IN this city Doubtless there is
plenty of room tor the regulation. # not
the suppression. of vice and to some ex-
tent the well meaning reformers viii be
looms, nor can they stop gambling. unless
they can compel the lawfully constituted
authoritles OF the city TO perform their
duty-a well nigh impossible task. Gam
bling is an evil of course; even the gam
blers will admit that, and it will con-
tinue to be carried on Just so long as
the gambling spirit is kept alive and fos-
tered by our so-called best society.
Logan Journals: There are dozens of
able-bodied young men in Logan spong-
ing upon the earnings OF their parents
and refusing TO 20 70 work when they
nave the opportunity. Home is the place
where the young man should ever be
welcome to share the last crust: but
whenever he can, he should, in return,
DO his part in providing TOR the needs
OF the family, and be help instead OF
detriment to its prosperity. II it were
not Tor the never faillng love and much
abused generosity of the parents, many
OF the young men referred to would
either have to amend their ways or join
the army of tramps.
Murray Eagle: The Lobster club and
the Idiotic order OF the Sons of Father
are fully represented in Washington.
They want office.
Provo Democrat: There are quite
number of Utah county Spanish Amerf-
can war volunteers at nome ANbN
would II not be a good idea to organize
an encampment? The ties which bound
the battlefield should be strengthened
in time of peace. The volunteers should
band together socially during the rest of
their lives.
Mt Plea. Pyramid; A beet sugar
completion Of the Mammoth reservoir
would be good things wouldn't they?
They'd make Mt. Pleasant hum without
toward getting them here? If not, why
not?
Manu Messenger: Don't kick. If
somebody is prospecting or getting along
a little better than you are, let him
Don't grunt and grumble: don't kick.
Say a good word for him, look pleased.
and let 1t go at that If you see your
town is getting along nicely, feel good
about it Help things along. Shove
little. and try to get some of the benefit
yourself. Don't stand around like A
bump on log and waste your time feel
ing sore because some other person has
had the sand to forge ahead and prosper
Do little hustiins yourself, but don't
kick. If you are sore and disposed to
say something mean keep your mouth
shut Don't kick No man ever raised
himself up permanently by kicking some
one else down We are helped when we
help our brother. Be ready to give a
kind word. give it literally; it won't
cost YOU a cent. and you may want one
yourself some day If you want to
throw something at somebody let IL be
roses, bouquets or cologne. Don't throw
mud, don't kick. However, if YOU must
kick, lead yourself around behind the
smoke-hOuse and take a good kick at
yourself