| Show THE INTERMOUNTAIN PRESS Tho delights of an office at SaUna arc thus temptingly pictured by tho Sun Tho man who ccrves Sallnu In tho capacity ca-pacity of Town Marshal must expect to gain tho Illwill of seventenths of tho people In town Ho must crawl on his belly to tho temperance element and assume r as-sume tho same reptilian posture when dealing with tho saloons and he must give car to tho hogwash suggested by dozens of erstwhile thoughtful citizens Tho position makes a Ivvpocrlto l of a manIC man-IC ho stands pat with ono faction he is damned by tho other Editing a ncwpa per Is bad enough tho Lord knows ServIng Serv-ing a term as Town b Marshal Is hell This is tho view taken by the Payctto Independent Evidently Senator Hcltfcld didnt know the Populist baLcry Heltrclcl charged His political electrocution was an artistic piece of work a O w Tho arrival of Its birthday Inspires the Cedar City Reccrd to this statement of Its purpose During the next year our higher aim will remain essentially the same and in addition wo shall try to give our readers an Interesting presentation Intelcstng Iro lton of tho news shall act as a medium for official announcements shall shako hands with those wo meet and call them friend or most any other old thing 1C wo can wring out of them n dollar for subscrip tion an ad for the paper or a piece of Job work M S 1 Tho Albion News Is i constrained to re ject good news and Its reason Is thus given A man told us tho other day that we did not publish all tho things that happened We should say we dont In tho first I place we have others who depend de-pend on us for a living I we publish all that happens wo should soon bo with tho angels In order to plenso pcoplo we must print only nice things about them and leave the rest for gossip yet Its n fact wo dont print nil tho news I wo did wouldnt It make spicy rending But this would bo for one week only The noxt week you would read our obituary and there would bo a strange face In heaven 0 A Grand Junction paper Is hopeful that some Denver dreams will come true I says Tho Project for a abort lino to this city Is again revived That tlcro will be y uiiuuiur OUUUL iruin mis ciiy 10 salt lQKO In tho future seems more than probable probale In the movement of tho checkers on tho railway checkerboard Grand Junction has always been considered a pivotal point S Salina is somewhat lacking In neigh bony courtesy as tho Sun shows na fol lows 1 might us well be given out pat that SnlliKx people will not patronize an entertainment given in their town by amateur talent from nearby settlements It has always been that way itml we can assign no reason for it But hufivcn help any Sauna histrionic organization that should not ao bUick on UK work as to wander away to any neighboring tpwn and attempt to give an entertainment CmckyJ Wouldnt there bo n killing frost that night i Idnhon Immigration Commissioner J S4 Barrett writes to the Bolso Capital News that ho Is i In the Windy City In search of converts to our way of living In Idaho Tho extreme cojd weather In tho East makes It easy for me when I loll thorn 1 am Just from Idaho whore tho weather was so mild 1 hIt the blowflloa had scarcely disappeared and the leaves wero still clinging to the trees Mr Barrett says that tho next four months will mark nn era of Immigration Immlgralon to Idaho from Minnesota Wisconsin Illinois Missouri and Nebraska that will wJ surprise this section and ho has IHHMI visiting 1 small towns distributing maps and literature and has uuccccdcd In In teresting many people l S The Reno Journal has tho courage to hope that n mining exchange will soon bo started o Reno I wl Jbfl J h f < |
