Salt Lake Tribune | 1905-08-25 | Page 10 | Observer's Observations

OBSERVER'S OBSERVATIONS I obscrvo that tho Utah Light and Railway company got Its fifty-year franchise, hut therewith there-with lost Its head, and now tho thine "runs .Wild." That sonio people have tho effrontory to ak a lady how old sho Is. That some women cannot bo Induced to step upon tho public scales at the corner of Main and First South streets. That many people aro. swamped with advice from their friends. Thnt ladles who go to church and remember Just how tho other ladles were dressed, cannot, can-not, ns a rule, remember Just what tho prtacher said. That dogs thnt run about nights soonor or later gel lulo iroublc That the man who steals a sack of flour gets n severer punishment than the mnn who steals a house and lot. That there aro whole blocks In the busiest part ot Salt Lake City without a drop of water to drink. That women dross lo bo observed of men, and then complain If they aro observed. That even a "Mormon" Mayor's proclamation proclama-tion Is Ignored In the "City of' tho Saints." That some of tho saloons In Salt Lake City continue to do aurlncss on the Sabbath. That there Is a tide that tbb3 and flows, from whence to whence ncbody knows. Yot multitudes of people ride, at risk of all, upon this tide.