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Show 3 s Sec. 32. Every person, except ly enter any theatre, concert, lecture or who shall carry any slungshot or inball nom, each member of said gionp is liable (o a trine riot exceeding tiuv dol- strument of a similar character within the bruits of this City shall be liable to a lars. dollars. Sec. 18. Every person who shall dig fine 01 not more than twenty-liv- e Sic 33Eveiy person who shall away or in any mannei wilfully injure the banks of any public water ditch, race or within the limits of said City, commit canal, or lemove or injme any gate petit laicenv, is guilty of an offense. Sec. 3 - Every person who shall sell, thereon, or take out of any public water ditch, lace 01 canal any vvatei, except at give, or deliver any deadly poision, offi-cet- Ad Oriiiaacs Relating to Grinin and ' merit. Panish- - - Section i. Be it ordained by the City Co tncit of eptn City; Tliat any person wh shall hereafter commit an assault an battery, or battery within the limits of the manner pre.a.hed knowing the same to be such, without the place and Nephi City, or who shall piovoke an- or that mav be presi nbeci by marking the same m legible characters hereafter nsin ' menacing the other to an assault by or alter or ieni ve Poison or sell, or deliver any drugs , authority, Lmgti-agepropel insulting, slanderous or prolane dam used lur any ol the or medicines without the same being lacontrolling any is guilty of an offense. Cite, or who shall by beled in a legible manner in the EngSec. 2. Every per on who, witlvii the wateis ot thisdam or other obstnrtion lish language, is guilty of an offense. limits of the C.ty, shall commit a cbstur-bauc- e means of any ol the Sri'., 35. Any person who shall sell, of the peace, by brawling or noisy stop or tain the couise of any of this Cuv, except by proper expose lor sale, any bad beef, pork, mutwaters unusual loud or acclamations, by noises, authority or who shall use and appropri- ton or other meat, stale or otherwise imby ringing ofbells, oi blowing' ot horns ate the water belonging to, or duly dis- pure flour, meal, giain, or vegetables, or 'or by tumultuous or offensive conduct, tributed to another, is guilty of an ol adulterated or tin wholesome spirituous or by indecent or obscene language, or malt liquors, or other beverages inor conduct, oi by tlneatening lease. who shall oc- tended for drinking; or any other kind Sec. Every person or device anv or other or qtiatreling, by more than four feet of the sidewalk ol unwholesome piovision, preparation, means whatever, is guilty of an offense, cupy 111 front ol the line ol any lot, loi the condiment, or seasoning for meats or nr Sue. .3. Any person who shall disturb bv the hatchof cess dunks, shall be deemed to be guiltv of ai getting pm pose a public asrenibU, congregated for reway, or door to any cellar or basement, an offense. ful within iw other or rses, purp ligious Sec. 36. It shall be unlawful for the neglec t to protect said the limits of said City, by undue muse, of who shall grate, or owner iff any domestic fowls, such as or by offensive, unbecoming or indecent hatchway r door, by a suitable railing, to the acceptance of the Super- 'I'm keys, Ducks, Geese or Chickens, to behavior, is guilty of an offense. visor of streets, and keep the same 111 peiiint such fowls to trespass upon the ' disSec. 4. If any parson shall ex'cite constant premises of another person at any time repair, is guilty of an oflense. turbance or contention at a public house, 20 Every person who prmanes between the lirst day of March and the Sec lawful ol or election, meeting any court, of Cod or uses with disiespect thirtv-lirs- t day of October, and upon concitizens within the limits of said City, he the name is liable to a line in viction such owner shall be liable to a of name the Deity, of an offense. be deemed guilty shall e fine in any sunt less than ten dollars. dollats. Sec. 5. If two or more petsons en- any sum2 less than twenty-liv- who Si c. 37. Eveiy peisou in charge of Sec. Every person gage m a fight, or violently assault each bathes 111 auv canal, race, any licensed billiaul or pool tables, or 'other, within the limits ol said City, each or in view of stream, pond, any dwelling house, public ball alley, who shall permit any person is guilty ot ail offense. or bridge or other under the age of twenty-on- e years to railway highway, or more 6. Where three Sec. persons in any game, or lounge in, or or assembled are whete engage place iri petsons and violent a assemble together, and is about tlie premises where such tables er tumultuous manner, commit an unlawful pass by, at anv tune dining daylight, of an ollense. alleys are so kept, is guilty of an offense. act, or do a lawful act in an unlawful, guiltv Site. 38. Eveiv petson who keeps at Sec. 22. Eveiy person who shall violent 01 tumultuous manner, to the lor sale, sell, exhibit, pass, give or any one time an amount exceeding lilty distuiba ce of the peace, within the ol gun or blasting powder, or limits of s lid City, it sh.ti-- be deemed a dehvu to another any obscene, lewd, or pounds mdc. cent book, pamphlet, pictme, card other any dangerous explosive substance riot, and every such ellvnder shall be castor figure, or 111 any quantity, in any shop, stole or liable fo impiisonmeiit not exceeding piint, paper, writing, unless it house, oudiutise or other place witltin three months, or to a line not exceeding have the same in Ins possession, is innocent t'ne Cm. e.v ept, at such place c.r places one hundred dollats, or to both hue and be sb iwn that the possession or for a lawful purpose, or who snail ap- as m cy be established by the City Counimprisonment; and t lie Mayor or any is ol e peal in a piihl.r place naked, or in an in cil, is guilty of an offense. the Pea Justice hereby authorized decent Sec. 39. Every peisou who keeps in 01 lewd ditss;or who shall make to make pr .cl inuiiun among the persons obsc cue exposme of Ins store or for sale any gun or blasting or indecent any so assembled, )i as near to them as he is tequireil to keep the same can safely Toms, charging and com- or bet pe tson. perform or exhibit any powder or lewd play, or other the original packages of tlie manufac-tuiei- s liinnoiul, indecent, ol said name tlie in them City, manding and conspiciuusly labeled "powor who shall utti r 01 to immediately disperse and petrelully lepri'Sentatiou; der. or or lewd obscene lively person who tails to comany language; speak depart to thir habitations or lawful pur- who shall with the requirements of this sechoi.se exhibit ply any indecently sues; and :l, upon such prorlam item behull, or oilier animal, is guilty ol an ol tion is guilty of an offense. not shall such made, persons obey ing Sec. 40 Eveiy person who weighs, the same, said Mayor or Justice of the tense. ot de;ils out any powdei or shall who measines Sic. 23. Eveiy person command the the 'Peace may Maishal, oilier or obscene explosive substance by dangerous any vvnte, piuil.chaw, tTie pauit of Police and the lull p over City to at ,al or liia any light, except the same be wold, picture, language, beexpression, anest the offenders, and biiug them lused m can. sters, is guilty of an fore the City Justice to be dealt with ac- character upon auv building, leuce, wall, eiic. or other is liable to a line less cording to the provisions of this sm lion. than fifty place, Sec. 41. livery petson who shall keep dollais, or lmpiisonmetit not Sec. - Any peison neglecting 01 lilt y clay s, or bath line and iu stole, sell or give away, any hercules exceeding a to give prompt altei dyor giant piudci, impi isuiimenl. 'the making of ttic aforesaid or other namite explosive, poweitul a and a call for his tervicts having Sic. 2 lively poison who keeps without a giant fiom the City Council, is been made to secure any offenders men- house ot ill fane, ol huvvdv or othei house-- , ol who is an inmate ol gully of Flu offense. tioned in the pieceding section, shall be Si.c. 42. lively person who keeps or liable to imprisonment not exceeding any such house, 01 results thereto foi in .my quantity greater than one stoles owns or 01 who is kiiowingty fifty days or to a line not exceeding one lewduess, hunched gallons, any coal oil benzine, othernt listed as pioprietoi.kiudl ml 01 hundred dollars, or to botli line and im li house, or who hat hois naphtha 01 gasaline in any store in anv sin wise prisonnient. cellar or other place, except at Sec, 8. Any petson who shall inter- or keeps about his piemises any poison pkwo 01 places as may be desigfere with, resist, molest, or tlueaten to known as guilty of billowing a lewd 01 such nated by the city Council, or who sells ipolest any officer of said City in the ex- abandoned couise of life, is guilty of an 01 iu any manner handles any measines, offense. ercise of his official duties is guilty of an ol named in tins section by t.cles tne ai intoxiSec. 25. Every person found offense. an .utificial light, is guilty of an offense Sec. 9.- Any person within the limits cated within the limits of said City shall of this City, who shall aid or assist a per- he liable to a line not exceeding twenty a locomotive eiigmtf who before crossing son to escape from lawlul confinement. live dollars, or he- - imprisoned not exuuveled road, or highway, or who shall aid or assist another to days, or both fined any to causestreet, ceeding twenty-fiv- e bell a to ling 01 steam mints from any peace officer of said City, and imprisoned. Sec. 26. Any person who shall keep whistle to sound at the distance of at is guilty of an offense. and up or disorderly house, 01 least ten rods liom the crossing, Sec. 10. Any person who shall with- any in charge ut a to .t; a ltd in tne limits of said City, wilfully destroy who shall suiter or any cliunken-ness- , locomotive every petson engine 01 any cars chaw by or injure any public or private propeity, quarreling, fighting, unlawful who shall am any engine or cats at a it, or lintotis or conduct or destroy or secrete any goods, chattels, games, disotdetly miles or valuable papers, or J;g auv p!t, or whatever uti his premises, is guilty of aq greater speed than eight ol an per hour offense. within this City, is guilty arrange any ttap to injure auothei's pu-- , ollense. St r. 44. Every petson wlio shall run Sf.c. 27. son or property, or take down, injure or Every petson who shall or pennit to be mu within ihis City, any remove any monument, or any ttee keep a house, shop, or any ether place 01 other cat, without an marked as a boundary of any tia t ot resoited to for the purpose of gaming c.r hand cat , trolley a gtcatet late of speed than at engine, land, or city lot, or destroy, defucy, or gambling, or permit or sutler anv petson live miles an .1 m. is guiltv ot all offense. alter the marks of any monument, or in- m any In use, shop or place under Ins Si c. 45. ncuon who shall at or to or fruit 01 shade cards, dice, council, destroy fence, play caie, any jure hoise 1.1 mule 01 any team ot tarn, roulette, ketio, or anv other game Iciveany tree, is guilty of an offense. attached to any veSec. 11. Any person who shall tear lot m niev 01 other piopettv, or things either in lian.es, 11. .Listened in any stieet hicle, standing down or deface auv public notice, .eptesenting money or othei piopeitv, ol tins City is liable to fine in anv stun ordinance, bill or any other wit Inti the limits ol said City, is guilty of Rss than ten dollais and for all costs paper of a business or legitimate charact- an intense; and eveiy prison lenting out and damages. er, within tinny days fiom the date of a house 01 place tor the purpose of Si C. ;(. Eveiy person erecting in said paper, shall be liable to a line not gambling, is guilty oi an oflense. In a any sign, awning or adverma.iiunimg anv under this section, exceeding fifty dollars, or to imprison- prosec 'limn an sidewalk, or above it tisement upon li w ment not exceeding fifty (Lqs, or both iio is i liaige of, 01 alt ends to any 'liable to a line .11 any tine and imprisonment for eveiy such such house, shop or place, may be within tins City, is sum less tlian ten dollats; and a tu rtlcr offense. Hut tins section shall not be deemed the keepei theteul. ol live dollais lor eveiy da N mainSi 28. Eveiy pels, n who shall pl.iv line c msirued to include udvettisctnctits ol or adverot said 111 :. 1 1 . ol-f- ,.s ; c ' 111 7- liitio-glycerui- pmcl-inn-lion- vvaie-liocw- . es-na- 11 advei-tisemen- t, pet-so- theatres, concerts etc. idler the exiiih:-tioor peiformance has been Sic. 12. Any petson who shall u bully and maliciously kill, maun m diw'iqne any I10 se, or other domestic annual, within the limits of said City, or nuilit-- i nisly administer poison to any such .animal, or expose any poisonous subq nice, with the intent that the same shall be taken by it, is guilty ot an ollense. Sec. 13 Arm petson who shall inhumanly or cruelly beat, or abuse, auv animal, within said City, is guilty ot an ol-- , fense. Sec. 14 Any person who shall in anv manner whatever encourage or urge or cocks to fight, or encourage or ' dogs urge them after they commence fighting, shall be liable to a tine not exceeding dollars. twenty-fiv- e Sec. 15. Any person who shill obstruct, or injure, or cause to be obstructed or injured, any public street, alley, sidewalk or br.dge, or continue such so as to render the same inc on ven e it or dangerous to pass; or who dig up any of the stieets, sidewalks publ c grounds, or obstruct or ep- the same for any purpose, with- out first obtaining fiom the City Council permission is guilty of an oflense. Sec 16. .Any person wdio shall ride, drive or lead any hoise, mule or other animal, upon atiy sidewaik, except for the purpose ot entering or leaving a City lot, or over any foot bridge, or shall stop any tia n, vehicle car or engine on any cross walk or street so as to impede publ.c travel, or any person who shall ride, or drive any hoise or other animal immoderately, or shall dlive any horse, or other animal attached to any vehicle, in or upon any street, allev, or public ground in a careless or te.kless mailner, or at such a rate of speed, as to endanger hie, limb or property, is liable to a fine not exceeding fifty dollars, or to imprisonment not'more than fifty dajs, or to both fine and imprisonment. Sec. 17. If any group of men or boys or both, shall collect on any sidewalk, so as to obstruct the fiee passage thereon, or c ollect on any stairway, doorway, or unround any business or dwelling house, tli2.-ttrReturn roam, or church, or the gioinids thereof to the annoyance of persons entering or occupying such build or preini-es- ; or who shall IramJi'lvni - n al anv game of cauls, due, lain, keno, m other games, tm money ot olnc r piopettv, 01 tilings repiesetil-motiur piopeitv, within the money limits ol saic'Citv ...lull, toi earn andeveiv sue 'l offense, upon Conviction theicof, be ptunsli'-by tine not exceeding one bundled dollais, 01 by imprisonment in the Day jail not exceeding one bundled d ivs, 01 b both such fire und impnsuii-in- t lull-hu- n 1.;. Sec. tenance sign, awning tisement, alter ten days notice by the Maishal or other c ity lin er to lemove tne same, llovuled that pm.ams 111 iv cmismic t suitable awnings and maintain tlie same by pel mission oi the street and nuclei Ins diiection Supeivi-tu C. 17. lively act oi mn ssioii cle- claieil in tins ordinance to ba an Reuse urn, sum less is punishable by a line than one bundled dollais, or lmpiison-mei.- t not exceed. ng one hunched days, ot both line and inipi.sonniuit Passed Apiil 3d, 1888. Alma l.igue, Mayor ol Nephi City. R. Hickman, Rccmcier Attest of Nephi City. Territmv of Utah, Couty of Juab, ws Nephi City. J . R. t.ekman, R colder in an for Nephi City, in s.i.d County I Juab, and lYniUuv ut Utah, do lieiebv ceitity tiiat the tmcgoiug a lull, tine and conet t copy ot "Aii (); dirunce Relating to Climes and Punishments, passed bv the C ty Council ot said City Apul 3d, A. IT. 1889. in testimony vviieieot i have heietuuo set uiy hand and affixed the cmpoi, enseal of Nephi City tins 3d day ot Ap',1 1 111 AN EXPLANATION. Editor Ensign" Provide for Licencing Dog Section r. Be in ordained by the City Count it 0 Nephi City, That it shall not be lawful for any person to own or keep To . dog within this City, without malting application to the City Recorder for that purpose, and shall pav to said Recorder, lor the benefit of the city, an annual tax of one dollar. The Recorder shall register the applicant's name and a description of the clog, and give to said applicant fi certificate of registry. Any person violating this ordinance shall be liable to a fine in any sum less than twenty dollars lor each offence. Sec. 2 All dogs so registered shall wear a suitable collar, with a number with the certificate of registry inscribed thereon, and all dogs not registeied and collared as aloiesaid shall be liable to be killed by any pernon authorized by the Maishal. Sec. 3. Any female dog running at large while in beat shall be liable to be killed, and the owner or possessor thereof shall be liable to a fine in any sum nut exceeding ten dollats. Sec, 4. If any owner or possessor of a fierce, dangerous or mischevious dog, permits the same to go at large, he shall be liable to be fined in any sum not exceeding twenty dollais, and the City Marshal shall immediately cause such clog to he killed. The said Marshal or any public man is hereby a: and lequiied to cause the distinction cl Fill dogs not legistt-reto the provisions lieiein a com-spundiii- coii-ta'tiec- ). Sec. 5. Any peis.ni who shall kill, or cv.use to be killed, any dog as herein provided, without the consent ol the owner or possessor thereof, 01 deprive a registered dog of its collar, 01 pm a collar on ;my dog not legistered, shall be liable, to a tine in dolanv sum not exceeding twenty-fiv- e lars. Prov ded that nothing m this ors dinance sli illapply to ti.ivelers or wall clogfi, unless they remain m the City for the lean iff one week. Passed Apiil 9th, A. D. 1SS9. Ae.via Hague, Mayor of Nepni City, R. Il.ckm.ui, Recorder Attest.! of Nephi City. Tenitory of Utah, County of Juab, Nephi City. I, J. R. Hickman, Recorder in and for Nephi City, in said County of Juab and Teiiitoiy of Utah, do hereby ceitify tint the foregoing is a full, tine and curiect copy of "An Oi-d- . nance to 1iovide for Licensing Dogs.Passed by the City Council ol said City reg-istuie- d trau-cient- . o . 1 1 per-sha- coin-cumb- 1 con-suite- Ills 1 d g 1 j t ; .4 t i i i serenade-consistin- 1' PART IL At 10 a. m. the people will as- Live. Smging by the. Choir. Oration. F. W. Chappell. Music by the b m l. Vocal duel by Misses Grace Find Ettie McCune. 10 An address by Jas.E. Clinton. 11 Soiigf'SturSpangled Banner, Mrs. S. A. Andrews. 12 Reading, "The Launching of hte Ship, Prof. W. H. Jones. 13 Music by C. 11. Sperry and Co. 14 "lattle Hatchet Story, F. W. Clui ppcll. In Singing by the Choir. Id Prayer by Uhaplan. 17 Music by band as congregation disperses. 8 9 PART III. At 2 m m. dance Lr children in Social Hall. Admission free. All children cordially invited. At 8 p. m. dance for adults. DESERT LAND, FINAL PRONE. CONSOLIDATED NO IT C E FOR PUBLICATION. X0 Hff'J runited States hand Ollice, Salt Lako r Notice of Ijittio April it, Ttnli, ltb, herobv jiten that Momni hoivnitli riff It Creek, Juab County, t't.ih, has filed nutn-ot intention to make pimn on his W N S land claim No. tor the S and N Sec bo Tp. 17 S It before the ) udye or Clerk of the County Court at unty, I tali, on Monday, th o 27th Nephi, .fuab dav of Ma, lie n lines the following witnoos to provo the complete in igatiun and or lam it ion utn ml land John C. Witbcck, Stej ot i.ttio Mos U chain Schofield, Jwhn S.ilt Creek, uaD Co nchofield of N'oi lu, J u if) Co. i do-e- VV 1 v 1 t J , AI d notice h Oekev o Nej hi, hereby given thnt Hebei 1. Juab County Ctali. hai tiled notice o! intention to m.i'-pro f on his demit land claim No lw. lor the S W Mother " nod N' L. 1 i ot N i 1 hoc- b ; 2 hi. be ore ip .! the ud.-- or Clerk of the County Com t ut Nephi, J nab Count) , on Saturday , tiio day ut May, ly'J. ile namt the following uifcnose.8 to prove the land: ouinpletoun attun and lu.Uimition oi Jonn Colo, (jr n't e oni iod, bdvvin liooth. No phi Jackson all ot Nephi, Juab County, I tah. t Wilkes II owe, $: Allys Webb KoyMor. for Ap. Ap lJMa 24 CONSOLIDATED NO 'ICE FOR PUBLICATION. No h. 27 Land Oilieo dt S tit Lak" ;tv, Cnh f Til. to him. They continued the Noti.-- ia hereby ijivon thatA pitheil miuwiiii; nam f.U d r.oticu K iir intention to cottier hat rj iu the conversation Livery Stable, make tinll tvt'i m uM"it n Iim daim, and hut I did not go in there and in tact that said pio)! ui be ilmIo botou1 the J udfjo or his abo1 ur the ('leiw l the County Couit at took little or no notice of the qttar in Nephi, J u lb Countv, on aturd ly, une tli Edwin liable. II, IN No. fui the E 4 vi. I rel. If had wronged a man, S W 4 N S h bee s ar.d N U 6 S 9 me to would it tons language tred dp lie name tho otnwing witnossos to prHo his not have disturbed my peace, hut f'ontinuou'i upon an.t ruiti t alion ot, Hvnnn kteokie, Jabus Nuiviin, land, u it 1 had not injured him in any said Chir'cs luia v. Kdwiiid Julies all of Nephi, Jur.ih way previously and 'he language ab Count), Ho iinitoo hereby given that tho had Iwn applied to me, my peace ha- - tiled notice of his intention to al make hi proof in uppurt of his claim, and Led. would hae been that aid pmoi will lo made heturotho Judge c witnes.-bail t.o or in ho tho Clerit ot County Court, Nephi, JusibCounty. oil Saturday June Ut, ihtln hi llsclt, hut Wis.itu in Ot V1, ih,M;ms iakosy E. No G47J tor the E 2 kite- '4odS 4.S l4 .sec 22 Tp S R h t, lliathe m,g,it tmikea Ho names the following witnesses to prov hi r Was su oru ami testified, (t. Gtinuou residence upon and cultivation of, said ,aid. vi hr u.k Kvaih. J hn Molyneauv, Wiluta ll(im Udhn tkot Htdldw nau Mlltclli j0llIl Kv al! uf U(ibC(lt I'-- '. J Nor-thiouq- , N h ' 12 7v L, I A di-ti- j Deh-ndan- i following-name- li t V 3 11 L I l ! arav - (II1S me by sc:inda!iing i:iv cinuactcr. D.tu aain-tth- e whodo-;rInv to Uobbrf s.mt he hud made it light, allowance oi i.ioh prno, or protest aU knows oi any uicitiintial rea-oin dor the hiw and the rojule but lie had not. spoke to him in idol-ot tne Interior Hopai tmentMv hy 'tioh proois reeard to the matter and at lirst lie should i.ot bo allowed, n ill be en an at the alo. o meritiuni d time and place to denied what he had done aguimt ero?H extumric Uio wniies-ul aidt o idmiDo in ebult.i! tooffer ot Unit 'ubmnt me. He told me I was no gentie- bv claimantl iVebli. hei-ttW ilke - A !i in m ho much 2o .U i was too of ultoi i.e and that man a trentleman to light. 1 did not o por-o-- 1 opu,i-tui.it- 1 I r . i ' A i w : 2 2 i i Clmy. o ' f . arrangements. At Sunrise, the Stars and Stripes will be unturled by Ensign 1 j . s The following programme will be presented with possibly some changes and exceptions as the committee have had so little time 7 Please excuse us for not furnishing ening, quarreling and chti llenging the legulatiou amount of sensational to light, lie took till i uesday at 10 oclock to plead. reading matter. If we had the space, At lie was arraigned an time that to vve confess that we have not the taste wade through the ghastly sloughs of plea i not guilty. F. TV. Chappell mui dets, rapes and suicides, in order to prosecuted tlie case; the de.ein.iant select a column or si of tlie most sicken- wished no counsel. The complaining witness was ing details; another of thetts, robberies, sworn and testified ns follows: I of another and defalcations; pleasing comments on tlie successful boudlets, was, at the time the oflunse of base ball games, and that highly enter- which I complain was committed, in Wm. Broadheads harness shop. taining modern amusing pastime the As L entered, the defendant began human between matches biutes, slugging using abusive language against me. regularly trained for the purpose. He seemed to be under the inlluenee edWe confess our aversion to such of lie called me a g d d liquor, when and The itorial labors, Ensign shall have grow 11 so great, that its col- liar and other offensive names and umns needs carry such food to satisfy said that if I would lay down a the cultivated or vitiated tastes of its hatchet I had in my hands he would me. I understand that to readers, unless vve can have a division of jump a man is to tight him. labor, so as to turn over that suit of jump Witbeck was sworn and John moral and social atsihettc vvoik, to an testified that he was in the Livery vve love as The able assistant, as much the time of the disturbStable at vve to shall be compelled step Ensign, ance. They wet e quarreling ; Nor-toldown and out from its management. Hobbs that he had injured for the It may be that the public taste him ; called him a cur Find a cowtttd newsthe demands that sensational, and said that if Hobbs would lay papers si; juLl devote their wliwie time down that hatchet, he could whip and the in t ot I;. an 8 to i( pages ol Norton seemed to have had him. s am i.dry and space to br.ng.ng out th one or two drinks. Hobbs said lie it then but ctevaltiny l.ttrature; again, was a gentleman and did not promay be in it tile journalists have elected to light and said he would laiior-iupose the sensational stand. ltd and arc swear out a complaint against Nor-- t or elevate with might and main to occurence did not dis-- t The in. degrade the publ c taste 1 3 it. Lv ev er .11 li my peace. Do not know what this may be. we beg to be ex.;. t;e horn to lead the disturbance and there in participating 0.1 tins s.dc 01 oil that, fore cannot say whether Mr. Norand highly enabling the chaste, elegant tons remarks applied to me personliteratim. In which lele ki re has been wouId disturb my peace or nut ally made. We ate hate for a pmpose, in lhoadhead sworn. NorWilliam which is involved tae h ippi the conversation telling ton began o! this prospeittv ot Me ; eeph: done him dirt and had Hobbs he both in t'ne picsent and the iu iu.-t i .at lie was no gentleman. Told to t!u; gie.u cbjeCl we p: p e him if he was not Hobbs tojump volte our er.etg'.es and. out co!.t 'suited with what Nmton was say-lin- , I disturbing 'vi!1 , c mittee. gramme. charging 11 D Com- Haynes. salute of 100 guns will bo tired by Bambardiers, Reid, Booth, Pexion and Bigler, and a oi National Airs by Bartons Cornet Band will comPEACE WAS DISTURBED. plete the first part of the Pro- heic-uu-t- i . Prepared by the semble at the Nephi Tabernacle where the f silowing services will be rendered. 2 Music by tlie band. culled to order by Chairman, Cltas. Sperry. 4 Singing by the Choir. 5 Ptayor by the Uhaplan, An- i .1 Followed in the Celebration of George Wathingtongtons C etennial Inauguration as 1 1 - PROGRAMME. To he On Monday las, a Ltte unpleashave ant,! ess between Win. Norton and set my hand and affixed the corpoi-at- e in Hobbs (Jen. a culminated wordy seal ot Nephi City this 911 day of . eonilai, which approached very Apt.l A. D. 1889. Scai. J. R. Ilickman, Recoider dose to something more serious. of Nephi City. In ti e evening, Mr. Not tern was Talk'd efore Justice Stout who read a complaint sworn to by Geo. Hoi hs drew 0 him with the April 91I1, A 1). 1889. In testimony w Hereof, costs of the- . unc-uke- 1 fense, he was fined only the case. sin-cete- . e notwithstanding that thought 1J is. Honor could no nothing else than lii.d him guilty. tlie dcieudant was found guilt) but on CJii.- -. delation of all circumstances and this being his first of- - petson 'except an without anv visible means of bus the phvsual ahilitv to week, and iviio does not, and who is found loitering about the stieets, oi public places, or lodging in the night time upon the piennses of otlieis, and not giv mg a sutislaetoiy account of hmiselt, or gome, about from house to house begging, or placing hitnsell 111 the stieets 01 other public places, to beg m teceive alms; and all exhibitots or keepers ol any gaming table, or device, and all persons who tiavel tiom place to place tor the purpose 01 gambling' and all sous opoti whom shall be toiiml anv 'trumeui or tiling used lor the mis .ion ot burgl.uy, or foi picking locks C RIM IN. 1.1 .V CARE!. ESS. er pockets, and who cannot give a good account ol the possession the same, shall 'Id, me S, nil: " vi t': be deemed vagrants, am! it shall be the A. D 1880. ot o a gust w as ot a the Pence, t A shot time having SealJ any Justice duty nought R. Hickman, Rccoider peisonal knowledge, or on complaint milE and after il had qoiie our of t one ol Citv. Nephi being made under 0,1th that anv petson the lirst sieve, a half bottle of is a variant, to cause such peisou to be -was found in the sieve. Foi- before conviction NOI'lEK. lam;ami upon ESTRW trychnine biought I hav n m mv nr mav be fined in any sum h ss than tit tv iri oi tiriaiely the bottle was not r Id id, bv u or eais Did. uh-tHint in dollars, or impiisoned not exceeding 1..UG or there is no teiknq what the foot bjAMU'd nil ld.t biokcn. fifty days, or be both fined and unpiis-onedlesults might have been. The mdler on mi id ammil bo lint aavs the bottle, when he found it, was and Sec. 30. Every petson who shall me pa illf damage t!u rs tico u.'Jiin ti t.o'Mi d imm a .to i'!t b.il ior .it tin dusty and perfectly tight, and appealed any flipper, suing or spaiuav gun, 01 1m "ill bo cold t" t.K'i 'Mii.d ontio':h u, .May ai li ,m:in who snail mulaciuusly icinove any gate, though it hid been set away on a u'c ido k i ill I ' ' sign or othei propeity, within t lie I. nuts il List tallen J.ironvrn near the vv heat and shelf clow w ho shall take ot said vlty ot r any Irouiu t p ' n this or ) have wh i uh, tins .it i.oan, Giii't bin. People leuce, 01 let down any b.rs or open . do- d Ibi'od A r i 'J ill sn enrlosute sIiourI Ijo as arouml ei so to any expose ot hex poiM-Higate be liable to a tine m any sum less than le. iv e them caieless around, to not atelul i Nniu: dollars. mray twenty-fivio loo mui h censuie camn.l le bestowed Sec. 31. livery pets. hi sell, ug ug ,1 t car- -d e I,t.l IUh m pM- i t!I Si lit. ms it the oi a1, d m m Mr h i. b in,, those v.ho do a. This simple act ;i itch gun or pistol uulim tne ' j,. and .i or se be the i.ii.M sell in .i" delciise, in city, except miht ive caused a scute or niuie peo-ft M d.i - ' t .He d to .it of any officer 111 the U'xUi.uqe ot Ins paidwit i' iii nitoon been u tiuhc ii,(!i'i djiH pr then lives, had the bottle h. duty, snail be fable to a !me d not mow i.'M an i r p G.d at i d bn c pp lose. It is hop- cork the or t;ut ached ci h ot su "V ill. than lend us lor evi.iv intense, t' th, i'uGd G I A .til I t ti A ueless t d die party will not lint tins provision shall not apply to 1IC. L. d "I Mfr on d p i t hcviiacd shoot. nq galR: Itii A, cor. Odin, 20. It was not intended that the Centennial observance of Washingtons Inauguration should have been placed "under the management the Nephi Itesl yterian Mission, which you exercised vour pleasure in doing, in a local of your List issue. low ever, since the notice read a "mass meeting of c itizens at the Court House, the only appropiiate place in town, and since such either 3 as Messrs Ctias. Foot e J. W. Paxiiuu, Wm. A. C. Brsati, Prof. Jone.i, and othc :s had already been and elf oris made, with partial siiccfc.s, to get some of them to speak, there was no teasoti to regard the arrangement as a church affair, and certait -ly no reason to look upon it as a Presbyterian aff.Pr. We acted as a citizen ol a town which never before celebrated a national holiday, except in a passive way, and in response to the call of President Hairison, issued through tlie Centennial Committee at New Volk city IV e consider it due to the speakeis we had engaged, and to the public vve had mteiested, that vve should be thotoughly understood in this matter, and especially in view of tlie discommons treatment accorded us in tile efforts of those who igtioied the anangenients which were all but perfected. Very Truly Yours Rev. W. N. P. Dailey. Nephi, Utah Apiil 25, '89. The above we tecrived today. Although late, we give 11 space that there We are may be no niisutideisfftnding. indeed Sony that Mr. Daily lelt called upon to deciitte acting upon the committee and doubly so that cur form of giving tne announcement last week lead to the uneleistandaig that the celebration was to be Piesdytenaii and not general. The matter was left too lung; it should have been taken up sooner. We trust, however that we can have a general enthusiastic celebration ot that glotious day witiiuut llliechng Ed. threaten nor challenge him to fight but told him if lie did dot like what I had said to throw down bis hatchet and jump me. At this point the complaining witne.--s was allowed to ask some questions, but they lead to the 'uncovering of some bucial unpleasantness and he was very abruptly sto; pcd. Prosecuting attorney Chapped hereupon laid tlu matter very plainly and ftttly befoie tlie Justice and claimed that the pint of the complaint eh rgti.g it threat to right bad not been sustained, but that, the peace of Mr. llobbs had been disturbed. Paid the deft ndant some High compliments ;ts to his character and standing in the community, but ' i t'uiiiit-,Mn- d , |