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Show Tooele. Wc have received auother letter from Tooele endorsing the change of the location for the post office. If the present location satisfies the public there the rest of the world will be content, con-tent, even should no more be published publish-ed concerning the matter. If it does not suit the people of Tooele they have tho right of petition opeu to them. We have published two letters on the subject, one from each aide, and as the last one was of the same tenor as that received last night from "W. N. V." we think ho should be satisfied. Wc might add that petitioning the post ofliw department on matters of trivial importance is the surest way to injure auy effort at petitioning when a grievance of some magnitude exists; and this post offieo location matter seems to u-s without the importance 'apparently attached to it by some of our Tooele neighbors. |
