The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-07
IN AND ABOUT UTAH.

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laureate as is a poet laureate.
The advent of spring caused his
soul to rise and swell. At last the soul
aforesaid burst ali bounds, even as a
mountain stream in a freshet, and this
was the result:
heard the woodpicker peck,
/ heard the sapsucker sing:
looked from my window
And To- il was spring.
Lots Of poets have said a great deal
less in great many more words The
Press is to be congratulated.
one Of the greatest newspaper men
the world has ever produced said that
the secret of success in journalism was
to have a man on the spot when he'll
breaks loose. The PaysOn Globe
Header. following that well regulated
policy, has moved the marshaFs ONCE
to its own editorial sanctum. COM
mittee Of the PaysOn City council has
also decided that a free telephone must
be located there. so that if anything
gets away from the Globe Header
hereafter it won't be for lack Of mod
ern news gathering facilities.
Three young men and a like number
OF young women living at ElsinOre
/ celebrated Easter Sunday by taking
drive. They carried some small calibre
rifles and had lots Of fun shooting at
various objects. Finally they sue
! ceeded in lodging a bullet in the car
] eass Of a poodle dog. What happened
next is related by the Richfield Reap
er as follows:
The dog belonged to HyrUm Madsen,
and the shooters soon found there was
/ trouble brewing cut Of that canine Its
owner irately demanded SO to settle
/ for it, or arrests because Of cruelty
and suits for damages were to follow.
+ The boys tried a V, but no, it was $40.
| Wouldn't Sc do2 No: SO or no end OF
/ trouble. Half a dollar at a time the
/ shooters went up. till finally they paid
/ the money demanded. On. my! That
would have paid for lots Of dogs, and
/ the three boys look serious whenever
a poodle is heard 20 bark now.
No city in the state is more progress
/ i've than Logan. the capital Of Cache,
( The Journal tells of the metropolitan
airs that lively town is assuming, the
/ latest being a real boulevard. Work
has already been begun on ii, and
/ when completed. the thorough
fare viii be as pretty as ma
/ ture and hard work can make it. The
Logan brand Of enterprise is sadly
needed in other sections Of Utah.
Certain citizens of Murray have been
INDUCING in the pleasant pastime of
fencing in sections of the earth that
do not belong 10 them. The American
/ Eagle has called halt on the practice,
pointing out that Il cannot fail 10 have
an injurious effect on the town. Says
the Eagle: Reynold Cahoon has moved
his fence back and given the public the
sidewalk. This is wise and manly in
him, and others north Of him should
fellow suit and move back. Some who
have built recently knew they were
building out in the street. There should
be a petition sent to the county COM
nissioners TO have moved back on the
proper line every fence and house
which encroach upon the highway. II
we cannot have streets opened, We can
at least prevent people from fencing in
and appropriating the entire sidewalks
Of the main thorOughfare Of the town.
So reluctant have been some Of these
people to move back that it has fur
nished a pretext to fight the incOrpOra-
ton Of Murray every time the subject
has been preached. The time has come
for a little coercion in the matter, and
progressive young men Of this COM
munity should 90 ahead and incorpoT-
ate Murray and not wait for few old
moss numbers long since obsolete TO
act.
Even country editors have their
troubles. Goodness knows they do
enough for their communities 20 en-
title them to immunity from the gen
eTal run of human ills, but the Piute
Pioneer man suffers just ike anybody
else. He says; The Pioneer is rather
a small potato this week, on account
of sickness in our family, and next
week we expect to move, and it viii
take some time to get fixed Up. so viii
have to ask the subscriber to be patient
} a while longer.
Apropos Of Salt Lakes many MUIR
ders, the Tooele Transcript takes this
shot al the capital and its police force,
The Mysteries of salt Lake would
= be q very good subject for some pro-
s life pen. The murders and rObberies
= committed in that city are of the most
D sensational yellow poster kind; but il
D seems the police of that city are nc
match for the criminals. The latest
? sensational mystery Of Hell hollow
2 proves that fact. The city and county
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/ police from the COW counties OF tbs
e state, the way they do their school su-
they want efficient
work. Good politicians seem to make
mighty poor police, in Salt Lake City
;. at least.
II viii be a long time before certain
Salina woman sits up for her husband
again, if the following veracious story
= in the sun is correct. The sun says;
, A Salina woman who lives in tbs
northern part Of town. and whose hus-
band has a habit Of staying out late
at night. sat up till 1 O'Clock the othel
night waiting for the old boy to blow
In At last, weary and worn out viii
her vigil, she went upstairs TO retire
/ only TO find the missing husband las
e asleep. Instead of going up town. h
] had stolen upstairs and crawled int
bed. and it made his wife so mad sht
did not speak TO him for a week
The Sanpete Free Press charges th'
z people Of AIanti with most uncom'
mon failing-modesty Says the Fre'
Press.
1t seems that the greatest obstacle II
s the way Of the Manti forest reserve i
3 / the mOdesty OF the city in asking foi
enough territory to make ressrYa'