OUR yo NO FENCE A prominent citizen the no fences in brigham kiclty slogan declared himself heartily on an accord with the movement but he expressed doubt ot of the successful carrying out of the scheme until wo we have better cooperation in carrying out the regulations 0 o concerning loose animals ion con the st streets citizen related an incident wherein himself and neighbors had their lawns and flower beds trampled down by a band of loose horses which they corralled and reported the matter to the officers before the strong limbs of I 1 the law arrived however the owner of the horses came along and tool took the I 1 animals after paying a small damage to the party in whose corral they were nere n ere impounded leaving the other damaged citizens without being re these experiences are annoying in the extreme and as we have stated before the payment of 0 a cash indemnity will not repair the damage lone done by making the regulations stricter antl anil then seeing to it that they are rigidly enforced it is doubtful it if many loose animals would be found abroad especially alter after the owners had once experienced a penalty tor for their carelessness with the danger of loose animals roaming the streets removed there would be absolutely sol soI no occasion for keeping a fence around any premises keep the slogan in mind tuen let there be a cooperative spirit from all quarters to carry it into effect and the results will be a wonderful improvement pro nent in the natural beauty of this city