| Show THE INTERMOUNTAIN PRESS The editor of Iho Beaver News Is familiar fa-miliar with Judge Kings orator and Is therefore qualified to stale the age of tho Judges speech and thjs is what ho lars Judgo King poked fun at Mr Howell for delivering the same speech for the pant three weeks and then tho Judo himself proceeded to deliver the name Identical speech that he has been unloading for the past thrco years Tho popularity of Undo Toms Cabin lo I still great In and about GunnIson as Is shown by lie following from an account ac-count In the Gazette of tho attendance al a recent performance People flocked In from nilchborlng towns and half an hour bcforo the t doors wore opened a Jam of humanity crushed In front of tho entrance to the opera house eager to gain admittance I took fully another half hour for the crowd to pour In after tho doors opened A number of people holding reserved seats were deprived of their places supposed to bo I scoured but which had been sold a pccond time over A form of dramatic criticism adopted recently at RIchfIeld Is thus In turn crlllclsed by lie Reaper There was a great deal of nolso and rowdy conduct ut tho opera house last Saturday evening even-ing that was entirely I uncalled for and unjustified Because hero may hnvo been some parts of the oiHorlalnmcnl lhat did not suit nomo tastes or scorn not otherwise appreciated did not Justify the ungentlomanly cojirso conduct exhibited It In a reflection upon the author and Invites Iho severest criticism from those who deport themselves properly In public places Too many boys In this town take latitude for unbridled license Tho Marysvalo Free Lance describes the condition of its party In Pluto county as follows A contented purr from the Pluto Democracy Is about all the sign of life that party In 1 exhibiting A cause for congratulation to Vernal people Is thus stated by the Express There Is I ono consolation In being cutoff cut-off from the outer world by 1 = miles of rough stage road The coal strike docs nol affect no the least We can allll load our wagon for 1M I at tho dumpor have coal delivered at our door for 3 per ton t A clllzen of St George receives the following commendatory notlco from the Advocate Just lie day before the arrival ar-rival of his fourteenth child Samuel Adamn received a message advising him of the birth of his Iwontythlrd great grandchild lie also Informs I us that ho has fiftytwo grandchildren If this record rec-ord Is kept up Mr Adamss posterity will yet be an numcroun as Abraham was promised his should be Commenting on waterworks projects In various towns the Manll Free Press Y8 Tho queallon of waterworks system sys-tem IB being agitated at Mount Pleasant Richfield has Just voted bonds for this purpose and other towns In the cqunty aro talking waterworks A good water Byolom Is n public necessity and every Hottlim iit should have It The cost IB Inoxnonsho and any town can afford to bond for thin purpose Manll would not dispense wIth her wnlcrworks system and fall back on the filthy ditches for four times the cost and neither would any other town that hair tried It The alllludo of the veteran John Ilnlloy of Idaho Inwards the Democratic Stat ndmlnlHlrallon has crcalcd 1 sen atlon in thai State and tIm following from the Shoshone Journal Is an Instance of the wn > In which It I has been widely received A mol slinging Indictment of Governor Hunts honoBt and economical admlnls irallon has nover been uttered and the sterling character of Hon John Ilnllny currleH with his rebuke thc knowledge of Its comploto Irullifulncsn o cAt c-At Monlpollcr an electric light proposition proposi-tion Is dividing Interostrwllh pollllcs and Iho Examiner urges It upon Its readers as follows Tho people once used candles can-dles now they are using coal oil gasoline gaso-line Ole In a few weeks they will have a chance to use electric lights Will they avail themselves of this uptodate Illumination Illu-mination We think they will They ought to anyway The company Is composed com-posed of homo people and tiny money tlioy malta out pf tho venture will be spent in this city whether It be much or little Help out the proposition by placing homes plac-ing an order for lights in your stores and |
