The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
THE STATE PRESS.

The question OF furnishing some benenela, .,to
employment 10 the armies or young men Wpo
ldlc their time away during tho winter rnontm'
In most southern Gtnh towns Is one ucscl
Ing OF the very best thought OF our hnnholcs' y
In nearly every town OF this part OF inc .oul
try you VIII meet with dozens of unemploye1
young mon. who arc not really lazy. but have
TO profitable employment or course most OF
thcm could ind something TO do if they M%oio %
really In search OF lt. such ns the GSlne up
Of fonccs sidewalk and yard Mt home, but not
ono boy In II hundred hns any ntomach Tor tnlb
kind OF work and do not know mat W9
can blamo them very much when so irW Ti
the older men set the example. But nearly Rll
of these young men would work II Joo @ Sit.
cmcrod with something In h'-Ecdaf Ni'S
Record.
Tho experience OF years has taught us that
the heavy. frosty fog thot spread through tnls
valley aud other parts of UtNh for some Gays
last wcCk and the beginning Of this week 10
the kind Ct weather that docs more damage
to fruit than black. heavy frost VIII do, as
II env"lops the fruit buds In such coat o,
ice that tho natural heat Of the tree cannot
overcome, at lcast only in favorable situations.
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common sight In Park City and one that
reflects anything but credit parents, ls to
young boys and girls ranging in age from
TO II. attending most OF tho performances
at the thcater, unattended and apparently un-
cared for. No matter what kind of n show
IT might bc-good. bad lndiferNnt-n the
back part OF tho thcatcT can always be found
scores Of young girls and boys who. had they
tho proper training. would be home and In
streets at unsesmly hours, and In many In
stnnceS sec performances which, To say tho
least do not tend 70 elevate their morals:
Parents show an absolute Indifference toward
their children when they allow thcm out at
nights alone, and on them the responsi6ility
rests should these children acquire Vicious
habits. and In time become Disgrace instea1
OF a blessing to them.-Pnrk city Record.
Cache valley az n producer of a large num-
bcr of, fine horsos is known throughout this
whole intermountiin country and from Port
land to Los Angeles on tho coast. Mnny or
tho lnc animals In San Francisco. especially.
arc Cache valley productions, and II certain
portion OF the public Is familiar with this
feet That knowledge doca this county no
harm and may yet do US good. The farmers
OF this country can afford to raise more and
a better breed OF horses each year-Logon Re-
publican.
\ few months ago we had occasion to direct
attention 10 the buneful effect OF condoning
crime and thus placing tho stamp OF public
approval upon the criminal and hS deeds.
We freely predicted that such a course
was the stronge5t incentive 10 future deeds
Of like character and last week our predic-
ton wus fully verified by another OF the bright
md promising young men OF our city. Twenty
dollars stolen from Grncc Bros. by this
bright and promising young man The young
Inan was apprehcndcd and very quietly taken
before the Justice. where nc fined $50.
which he promptly paid. Every prccautlon was
taken TO hush up the matter. but; unfortunate
~ with poor success. cs probably every lndl-
yiduol In Ncphi knows the full "details. and
the thief VIII probably be llonlzed md ac-
corded every courtesy, 10 tho dDntinued detrl-
mcnt of The better part OF public morals
Ncphl Record.
Another bank in RichAcld. in addition to tho
splendid banks VIC already have here, nt first
thought seems TO be an unnecessary instltu-
tlon. But we must remember that RIchhed
Ia on the eve OF great growth. The build
Ing boom which VIII be inauguroted with tho
coming OF spring is significant. Within nvc
years RlchhcId VIII double her present popu-
lntlon. The fact Is that Richneld is the com
Ing big city Of central Utah. There viii be
room Tor another bank here, Just there
VIII he room for many other Institutions when
Richhcld puts on her long pants and begins 10
make rapid growth-RichneId Sun
II there Ia anything that BountifuI needs
worse than city Jail, 1t Is O hotel All OF
tho pcopl" who have been Keeping bonrders
havc gone out OF the business, the town
has place where he lay" his weary
head get bite to eat. Not long ago VIC
heard OF a who has been doing business
in this county for several years going TO the
city after his meals. Tho lady at whose house
no had been staying called away, and he
tried to get meal at number OF places.
but In vain. 20 he Ind 10 go TO Salt Lake
to get his meals Tho other night n stranger
came along and tried to get n bed. but none
could be found he had TO either lie out
all night apply TO the Marshal for n bed
In tho city jail. He chose the latter but the
jail was 90 cold and bad that he did not wunt
10 let him go In there he supplied him
with blankets and lot him sleep In the CITY
keep warm.-Bountful Clipper