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Show II How can Hebcr J. he expected to ven-I ven-I turc out during this inclement wenther? I Tf it's nil the snmo to Joseph P., the I Lord might be willing to dissolve that I partnership. The Jlon. Giflford Pinchot lias discovered dis-covered lliiit a sheepman is not necessarily neces-sarily lamblike. Wall street still insists upon protection protec-tion and sustenance for its own home industry in wildcats. Senator W. A. Clark may be so ! stunned with gratitude for the opportunity oppor-tunity to build an orphanage thai ho can scarcely recover in time to build it. The way sonic of the -Eastern papers treat the Colorado river overflow would indicate that they think its unriilincss is merely a Western personal characteristic. character-istic. Russia's building of another trans-Asiatic trans-Asiatic railroad, in .expectation of still i another Japanese war, is really a preparation pre-paration to infringe upon our copy-rml .Not having received the proof sheets back from the "president's office" in H Salt Lake, how could Senator Suthcr- land deliver his speech on the day np- H poi nt cd Last year Puritan Connecticut, had f orty-t hrco murders; and this beats the record of several dangerous and san-guinary san-guinary Western Slates by several gal-Hj gal-Hj Ions of human blood. ' Both sides claim that there are no negotiations for a general union station Hj at Salt Lake, while at, the same time the plans indicate that there will be a 3'awning opportunity. Senator Sutherland to Senator Hop-kins:. Hop-kins:. "Yes, but you have a distinct advantage over me, for 3-011 nre not obliged to comnicud the polygamist while condemning polyga 1113-. ' The Logan Republican worries bo-cause bo-cause Most3'n Owen is on a rampage, thus unnecessarily agitating itself for Parkinson and Israelson arc still the leading men of the Cache community. The transfer companies and the cab-nien cab-nien Sat Lake arc putting in several Hj hours of prayer each day to prevent a conjunction of the Gould system nnd the llarriman system for one paseeuger sta-tion sta-tion nt Salt Lake. Representative Taft, of Va3-nc, de-scribes de-scribes his countrj' in such glowing r.nl-ors r.nl-ors as to climate and politics, that it peems like a hnven of refuge for the oth-H, oth-H, , or thirty or fortv Democrats of the 1 State. ' Pittsburg is protesting against the 1 filth which is brought down from the up-country by the Allegheny river; , which would indicate that the printed Hj 'letails of recent Pittsburg divorce fl enscs must have been cast into the up. per waters of t lint stream. 1 Although Representative IcCracken k of the fdaho Legislature will not, ride Hj, 1 (n tho railroad pass .which was sent In j him on the seventeenth, he still owes a j letter of thanks to the company for his H; " opportunity to use the pnss in n speech "j which was worth his fare for a. year. I And speaking of mistakes, there was 'jf ne indiana Democratic Congressman I .. who wagered with another that ho could repent the Lord's' prayer and began vrith "Now I-lay-trie down to sleep;" :ind also there was the other Congress- Hi Hi u man who. said, "V didn't think you knew it, but yon do." |
