The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-29
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| The Merchants and Manufacturers associar
| tion OF salt Lake is planning n Trip OF wa wa
| from headquarters In Salt Lake into anl
| through southern Utah. Tho Journey VIII DC
| made by special train and several hundr"1
men. accompanied by brass band. VIII Ilnh, 1 IS,
| IT. Its purpose II to give tho business men OF
! m" north and of the south and center optNr :
| tunlty 10 set acquainted TO lot tho rus,l'r oi
| ono section nna what tho other section mas ina,
| can and ought 10 bo opened up and Scattoitn
| out that both may pront thereby In shorI l
| It is portion OF tho big comprehensive plan
| now being gotten under way the object OF
| which Ia 10 boost Utah. one trip hs~ o2eh
mndo 10 the northern part OF tho state ana nhd
| excellent rcsuts following The Pyramld
asks that the next one he made through ulIH
| section OF tho state. IL believes those Wn"
come here II they are making thclr Initial m
sPecton OF TINS part OF Itah, VIII DC h3pply
disappointed In whot they ind. 1t believes
lnat gopd wouId result lIvn SuCn sis't 80 ~,
moro ways than ono 10 both the residents nero
ond tho visitors. Tt promises the latter Il
worm welcome and cordial greetings we
have the material down hero and ore wiillhs
that it should DO boosted. further. VIC Will try
and do PORTION of our shares OF work when
tho time comcs-Sit Pleasant Pyramid.
Passing up the street Monday morning. ono
wns struck with gurprise TO see tho evidences
upon tho snow OF much tobacco-chew1ng This
was specially true in front OF tho meeting
house, an though several score OF chewcfs
standing around waiting for tho girls 10 come
out, and had TO chew vigorously 10 keep
warm? Who sells tobacco to the hors2 Such
sale Ia forbidden by ordinance. and statute
SprtnGviue Independent
\ great Increase OF attendance Is reported
al tho branch normal since the holidays Tho
students principally young men Of ma
turc ycars, too. number OF these arc Cedar
boys, ana II Is gratifying 10 tho Record 10
nOic tho awakening In educational matters.
Some OF tho young men nfter day or TWO In
echool express great surprisc thai tho branch
normal is 80 good n school Thcy have been
living at its very portals for moro than eight
years and were not owarc of the opportunities
II offcrc1 10 them. There are a great many
married men throughout this southern coun-
try who could spend the winter months In
school moro prontably than in any other woy
There is no longer any excuse for young men
to grow UP without education. and those
WHO do not avail themselves OF the opportun-
ties afforded Will have To do the drudSerys
while more wiIcawakc and progressive con-
ternporNdes Ill all the desirable positions
Cedar city Record.
Tho fuel problem Ia stu a serIou0 one In
RichhsId. No wood Ia being offered for sale
and w 10 lust Saturday the man who owned
a hod OF coal kept 1t under lock and key In
his cellar Reports from tho west desert say
that sheep winterlng all right and that
as yet there fcw losses. Cattlcmcn. how
ever say thot this Is n particularly hard win
sCrnwn"y and consuming vast quantities OF
hay with no apprcclnbe benefit We have
had moro than two months of pretty stendy
cold weather. Wo are thankful here in Rich
held for ono thing. Tho city has been unusual
~ free from any sort OF a contagious OF infnc-
tious disease. Indeed. for that matter. very
few OF US have experience bad cold UP TO
the present timo. And perhaps 10 make US
feel good. old settlers are telling that
urc sure going TO have early Sprng.-Rioh-
field sun.
The Indians on the Uintah reservation arc
catching on. Recently one OF them went TO
Myton 10 pay store bill After doing 80 ne
wanted receipt In vain tho merchant told
him receipt was unnecessary. Mo must
have TO show mo owo you nothing" snid the
Indian. Mo 60 to heaven and the Lord ask
lnlun Il he paS debts. Injun say yes. Lord
ask InJun where Is receipt What Injun do
Can't 60 all ovcr he'll 10 look for you He
got the recclpt-Castlc Dale Progress.
Quarantine laws aro mado 10 protect olti
Isns against the spread OF contagious diseases
and II ought TO hc tho duty, and lS the rIlc
of every good citizen TO comply with them
People haSc no right TO expose others To sick
ness and distress by absolute carccSSncss and
often wanton exposure TO contagious disease.
IT matters not that they do not fear disease
or that they might haze 1t. often II they d1
and died the community would be loser:
II Is because their acts expose others ana
that ie where the law stop In and say
stop. There are quito number in Moab that |
II the. do not know the law ought TO be given
o practical demonstration OF its power.-Soab |
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