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Show l..lM'Zr) ffiMiiUi,', I. p 'JlV'l i. i. v, SAkT loAKB CITY, U TAH. SATURDAY, MAR6H 18. Tin: ih:aI)I.i)(;ki:ii ; is iv!v a uminis A GREAT VOb.ll. will CARL SCIICRZ has never eeascil to congratulate America that he t ame to lit. says the St. Louis NOW that Congress and the State Yes. and he ran continue to congratulegislature have lxth adjourned, there late himself upon the fn t that he ought to be no more great danger un- fame before the laws placed any re- til the cyclone season begins. strictions on (migration. many now have to hustle for Jobs. No. 4 IT IS said that Joseph II. Choate, Uhe ambassador to England, has made over a million dollars In the le- -j ultimate practice of the law. He has been the attorney In some of the most famous suits of the age. He Is a man and never supreme allows himself to be thrown from his THE NEW police law will soon go SOME partisan Republicans are op- balance. He claims that he has never into effect and Mayor Clark will have posing Reed for Speaker of the next lost a nights sleep In his life from an opportunity to patch up his political Congress because they claim he Is not a nxiety. fences for the fall campaign. in harmony with McKinley. Tom ONE OF the women who argued reRets is a bigger man than McKinley SPEAKER ROYLANCE made a and he will succetsl himself as Speaker cently for the abolition of the death penalty in. Massachusetts declared tl'.C.t model presiding oflicer. His rulings all right. anyhow they ought to let the death were impartial and he won the respect THE PROVO Enquirer thinks the sentence, when passed upon a woman, and confidence of the members. chances are that Frank J. Cannon will be executed by one of her own sex. Not be a Republican two years from now. to mention the exceeding InconseGOVERNOR WELLS has the courThis may he true, but we venture the quence of this plea. It is pertinent to to use veto when the little age things that he will never he a remind the lady that since it is diffto see we like dont suit him, and it, prediction icult to secure men to execute so disRepublican of the goldbug variety as especially when it is not inspired by agreeable an office, It might very likely represented by the. Enquirer. petty partisanship. be impossible to find a woman who would he willing to do it. COL. RRYANS refusal to kiss a Texas girl will bring the woman sufBISHOP WHITNEY should write an frage question to the front again, for appendix to his history of Utah exevery one of the fair sex will now want plaining how certain portions of it the ballot for no other purpose than found place therein. An honest stateto cast her vote against the man who ment of the reasons for the appearance THE PURIFICATION and protec- - had the hardihood to refuse the kiss of of some of the pages would go a long tion of the citys water supply has a Texas woman way with future critics in determining the leal value of the work. The mice been shamefully neglected. It is time the people should take the matter in GEN. WHEELER has an engage, paid for some of the space is in itself The their hands and this wrater question ment on his hands now which is fully an interesting bit of history. should be made an issue in the next as interesting, but it is hoped much execute! s of the man who attempts to less dangerous than the Cuban affair make history are often called upon city campaign. last summer. It is with the widow of to administer a comedy. BRYAN SHEWED his good sense byNyhe late Geo. W. Childs of Philadel-refusin- g IF THE HERALD has its way all to bewtne a party to a public jVhia, and will take place, if rennrts these in the Democratic party who rekissing exhibition with a Texas girl, ire true, about Easter. fuse to bow down to the golden calf Private kissing matches may be all and allow the McCune organ to do their w man Hobson is the only right, but THE MAJORITY of that investigat- thinking for them will have to get out eems to enjoy them in public. ing committee were evidently of the cf the party. Aside from the name opinion that McCune got the Me Part then. is mightly little Democracy left PEOPLE WHO have to drink water of his name from ancestors in the land now in hat organization which culls from Parleys Canyon and pay the of the thistle and therefore found that itself the Democratic party in Utah, City a big price for the privilege should the charges were not sustained, know- and without such men as Powers, the read the report of the City Engineer ing full well that a Scotch verdict Nebekers and others of, that kind it and then go and do penance for voting would be more pleasing to McCune would not be even, entitled to- the ' for a city administration. han an English acouital'. na me. en nv j Globe-manoria- l. AFTER all. tin u-u- It will be lonesome lally wrangle of the al DEWEY may have lost tart of . I; r as ort(d, but ho has never lost any of his !- - m-rv- JOHN HULL and Undo Sam should be good friends, but they should not get too sentimental. LOCKJAW IF were prevalent aiming average legislatures deadlocks would Le less frequent. Tin: MAJORITY of the legislature stood by the motto McCune or bust, and they did not get McCune. RAWLINS and Roberts will make a pretty good team and Utah interests will not suffer in their hands. PRESIDENT. McKinley is in Georgia again. He is evidently determined to stand in with the Georgia Colonels. THE MCUNEITES and the antis may appear to make up, but they will continue to carry knives in their pockets. THERE IS nothing now left of Utahs Third Legislature but its lecord, and if that could be blotted out it would be a relief to the State. j j !f self-possessio- n, - THOSE PEOPLE who are sheddin crocodile tears over Judge King should not worry. The judge seems to be pretty well satisfied. IT IS now claimed that some of the canned beef furnished our soldier boys was really the flesh of old. w'orn out ciow-ba- it horses. - f non-partis- an |