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Show Latest Noted The ''Smith Family" showed a the Second ward hall last night. S. A. Luke, Secretary of the Brigham Brig-ham City Electric Light Co.. has moved up from Ogden to settle here permanently. The ball in the Opera House( Thursday evening, went off pleasantly, pleas-antly, every one present apparently enjoying himself very much. To subscribers who have not yet paid for their" Broi.KK, we are still able to take oals at market pries for a few days longer. Now'h the time to settle The girls better begin to think about getting up a great leap-year ball New Years nii-Jit- the vrry first opportunity which will present itself. Girls, do do it. W. H. Craghcad's bri ek residence near the depot is begin ning U loom up. Tho walls arc up and tho roof on. This will make a neat appearing appear-ing and quite a commodious dwelling. dwel-ling. A number of people, whose named appear in (he delinquent tax list, rushed into the office yesterday afternoon, having paid their taxe but too late we had gone to presti their names must go in. Brigham City never had better schools, nor were they ever mora largely attended. That shows progression. pro-gression. Wc don't want any one to confound our "schools" with "school buildings," however. The new park near the depot, with proper attention, can be ma do to show a little what there is to it next year. The pond and tbegrovo combined can be converted into a delightful home pleasure report. A carload of dri d peaches wnrf shipped from Brigham yesterday Markets for our tremendous fruit crops are opening up slowly, but we hope surely, and that thuy will soon be satisfactory, ( raiser and shipper alike. Our poor, dim little street lamps won't have much longer to live Their vastly superior competitor) the electric lights, will soon bob up here to knock 'cm out. Poor, un appreciated little fellows; how many tears will be shed at their" inglorious kick-out! The City Council will meet next Wednesday morning. The subject of contracting for lighting the City by electricity will be considered. Give us plenty of light. The City better not be jlluminnh d at nil than to have it lighted in a half j hearted manner. We should like to see the broad-minded, libi-ral- ' hearted ties of the City Council I reJler-Ud in t lie nu in her of 1 igh ts they ' sfcuro for the City, j Thnrsdny morning Tlin uks-; uks-; giving good-natun d old Sol, with , a pleasant, smiling face, peeped j over the eastern hills, hie warm f e ,g"iji:il rays findim.' in tin- v;il-j v;il-j ley one of the iri'it beantifnl nntu-i nntu-i miial days ever seen in Utah. The ! nir was warm and delightful, and j the light fall of melting snow of . t he night previous, h;id w;obcd clean 'the bright face of fnir nature, Truly it was a typical Fprin , morning, bordering m the very verge of fierce old winter. |
