The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-18
IN AND ABOUT UTAH.

III ARD RBUUI UTAH.
The Report and the News, published
in Brigham City, are having q merry
little row. One editor charges another
with running an alleged independent
paper in the interest of the Democrats.
The accused comes back with the state
ment that if he had made the other ed
itor a trifle more prominent he would
have been matted on the back. It is
pleasant for brethren to dwell together
in unity. but a spicy little scrap" now
and then doesn't hurt anybody.
The Logan Journal reports a eau
made on the editor by a remarkable
pair of twin brothers. They are James
II. Riggs Of Oregon and John Riggs of
Mflville Cache county. The Journal
says:
1T is virtually impossible to tell
Jimmy from Johnny They are as hale
and hearty a couple as one often sees.
They are 63 years of age and weigh,
within three or four ounces the same
number of pounds.
Some years ago Johnny went out to
Oregon TO sec Jimmy, and while in La
Grande Jimmy went into an Office to
do some business. leaving Johnny out
side. Pretty soon a man comes along
and greets the man outside with Hello,
Uncle Jimmy, how are you?
Well replied Johnny, I'm all
right, but I'll be shot if you haven't got
the best o. me-
oh, now, none of your jokes,
Jimmy said the stranger.
Well, but I amt jimmy Johnny
retOrted.
> The III You amt; don't I know
you as well asEmy own brother the
stranger persisted. Just then the real
Jimmy walked out and the stranger
nearly collapsed. He soon recovered,
however and took the two home to
dinner. after labelling them so as to
be able TO tell them apart"
Fillmore has a charitable citizen, ac-
COrding to the Progress Review, which
prints the following:
If the fellow who entered the cellar
of James A. Kelly's butcher shop would
inform the manager that he was in
need of sack of flour he would save
him the unpleasaptness Of acting as a
sneak thief"
The Importance of the beet sugar in
dusry in the neighbOrhood of factories
is brought home to readers of the Lehi
Banner in the following striking fig
ures.
THE people of Lehi have been de-
lighted for many years over the Ioca-
ton of the sugar factory here because
OF the amount Of employment il has
given the inhabitants, and the amount
Of money it has distributed among the
people in the payment for sugar beers.
hr1r Il
and sugar industry would grow and as
sumo such proportions that il has. In
looking over the amount, S25. 900. to be
paid on the 18th of this month to Lebi
farmers we discover it would amount
TO about $50 for each person in Lehi.
according to population. This is per-
maps the best showing that any one IN
dustry in the land can publish"
The Sanpete Free Press pays the fol-
lowing somewhat doubtful compliment
to Buffalo Bill" Glasmann:
Because William Glasmann was
elected mayor of Ogden some of tae
newspapers of the state think the Og-
den result may cut some figure in me
next United States senatorial contest
IN Utah 1t is a mighty jump from
mayor Of Ogden to a senatorship. but
OJdn 9oHtlcs mas cut some queer ca
pers in the past, and it would not be
so dreadfully surprising if our news
paper friend should some fine morning
land in chair in the southwest corner
of the senate chamber"
Tired Tatters. knight of the road is
causing the good people Of st. George
much perturbation The Advoca fe
says
Once more we wish to call attention
70 the necessity of something being
done for protection against the vaga-
bond element which at this season of
the year like the ducks and geese. drift
southwark 20 ind warmer climate
and many of which pass through or
md temporary refuge here. It is very
unwise indeed TO leave all the busi-
ness houses unprotected from II o'clock
until morning each night. A special
watch should be employed to guard
the business district during these hours
throughout the winter season.
The SDringville Independent is re-
spOnslbie for this flash:
The army is to be equipped with
tooth carpenters and corn doctors