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


The Salina Sun rises to remarl, that
1t isn't any use to nominate women for
elective Offices. Mrs. Laura Kesler
was nominated in Salina for a town
board position. The Suns post-elec-
ton comment is as follows: The ways
OI females are past all understanding
/ Ihey will not vote for any person of
their own sex This was fully demon
strated Tuesday. A few DAYS prior to
election someone started the story than
Mrs Laura kesler had been seen in
heXs store admiring a new s6 hat.
trimmed ia sea island velvet with two
red canary birds and a cluster of blue
moss roses on its main cupola. That
settled the whole cheese The way the
women worked against Mrs. KesIer on
election day was the real unpardon-
able sin 1t won't work in Salina. The
Virgin Mary couldn't be elected to Of
fee in Saltville
The Layton correspondent of the
Bountitui Clipper is alarmed over the
sudden deaths of men and animals in
Otah recently He writes: OF late
quite number Of people have dropped
OF very suddenly in different parts Of
the state and now it seems that horses
are going to follow suit
The Randolph News is out for a
creamery, shade trees and other things
calculated to help that thriving town.
The News is sure creamery would
pay handsome dividends in cash and
the shade trees in health.
The Murray Eagle is responsible for
this bit Of grim humor: In Poland
the wolf doesn't stop at the door. Of
hcial reports show that twenty-three
persons were recently eaten by wolves
IN that country"
Logan Journal Ez, de dead game
sport" Republican nominee for the Salt
Lake mayOralty, won out and called
the turn on the high card. Reform
was relegated to a seat in niger
heaven, and Salt Lake viii be sporty
for another two years.
Springville Independent: Wonder
whether the Connecticut judge who
declared that no woman is competent
10 judge whether or no man is in
to&leated, ever came up stairs in his
stocking feet ats2 o'clock in the morn
ing?
Wasatch Wave: Miss Emma Hansen
OF Charleston had an experience the
other evening which she. will be likely
to remember for a long time to come.
She was getting through a fence when
her dress caught and. in turning to
loosen it. she struck her head against
the fence, causing her to suddenly loose
her reason. The next thing she re-
members she was lying on the railroad
track about four or five miles down the
canyon from her home. She was ap-
parently aroused by the glare of the
headlight of an approaching train and
got of the track. The train crew saw
her and stopped to investigate. but
could not find her. She says she wan
deIed some distance farther down the
track before she realized that she was
going away from home. She then
her steps to the Hoover ranch.
Where she remained until morning
when she returned home as she went.
on foot and alone.
The NePhf Record takes this philo-
sophical view of the situation:
The election passed quietly in Nephi
and splendid corps of officials has
been selected. In fact. however the
election might have gone, there could
have been no mistake-bOth parties had
good candidates. In so far as the Rec
ord personally is concerned, we can
trUthfuily say that there was no OBJ
Iectionabie candidate-no one on either
licket Tor whom we would not have
Deen pleased TO cast a ballot This is
really peculiar, and we trust the preee-
tent viii assert itself in every cleo
ton hereafter" gtt
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