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Show J fJftlCtl VOL. IV. PROFESSIONAL ail Attorneys FFICE Rooms CARDS. :- -: c. F. LOOFBOUUOW KAUN. & WILLIAM Cuucssllors at Law. 70, Tl. W, 78 Coniiaorglal Bl'k. UTAH. - SALT LAKE CITT, EDWARD I'IKE. ittoraty at Law am U. s. CaiaiBliM. Office In New Court Hour. Eureka. . TUAUKsTON. Attorney t-Law , at Union Drug Office Store - - EUREKA, UTAH. A. UOBEKTSON. N. JUAB EUREKA, alii Bradley. With Bennett. Marsh MIXING LAW A SPECIALTY. 163 S, Main St.. Salt Lake City. r LTOAH W. McCUKYSTAL, Mercantile Co.s store. Office in Tiratic Tic. BAILEY. Attorney PatenU and Land Salt -a- t-Law, Office Business a Bpeclalty Lakk City. Utah. 1I0DGINS & YOUNG, MERGHMT TAILORS Guarantee! All Work UTAH. EUREKA. DNBERTAKIRG EUREKA CO., JAMES EUSTICE, MGR. CAPTCKEI A TliAiX. COUNTY, men, and 1r UTAH, FRIDAY, MAY li Coins Caskets. EURLKA. UTAH. F. 0. Horn. C. B. M&rkiand Mm Ti3 star-spangle- fi oris. Sai&jlini Works. 8th South and 4th West. Office, Opera House Building. Ore carefully sampled and cold at hlfhest auarkot price. Returns made on day of aale. Conslrnments solicited. AddrfM Tha Conkling- Sampling' Works, Salt Lake Citv. Utah. P. O. Box - m ROUSE & MORGAN COMPANY, Dealers in FresH and Cured Meats Have on hand and 1- -2 for sale at ct. Ter Pound Several hundred Tons of Pure, Clear Ice. Delivered at address by leaving orat Meat Market, Main Street. ders , CURED FREE. RUPTURE know tamp (if conTtntcnt). jwpia you ccouTorj. urn) blUKliOLUCO.. FREE A Bm 90, HorU Wtadhua, SPRAY simple a PUMP If yon man mAn l)ulne and will tfike fi'tMiCT eiitt 50 cent. We will otid a Complete Double Action nd Pnmp Hry fimmm that w ill Uo the work of tiO Spray. Yuu deduct f enti, of ample from your i1rt order for 6 nr more. free, a hTIf HM, lint 100, KoHh WtnAhui, Bala. o one pemon In wwh place. We It. I'ire-vlai- eet-:le- d ed ua-iion- al w nt Tlit Muiuitn Family. Eureka merchants are prettv enter huu:::n The The dealers have fruit fiiiuily livingon earth toboys prising. out with oranges and bananas, selling day consists of about 1,450,000,000 nottevver, probably more. Theae are diauiouted literally all over tiie "Bob" seems to have a terse and vig- - earth'a surface, ther being no consider- orous way of ex Dressing1 facts, as is ab) spot on the globe where mun him evidenced by a squib on the post mast- not found a foothold. Tuo extremes of tiie blacks ai:d whites ar us five tt ership at this place, in today's Tribune. That- - office is causing some peo- three, the remaining 70o.nii0.ooo hrowu. yellow and tawuy lu ple a considerable amount of unrest. color. Exchange. In the meantime Postmaster Driscoll says nothing and saws wood. Among the degenerate Romans fro:n A. U. 100 to A. D. noo titles were gradThe Kikanoo company pulled out ed with almost uiavheuiatical exactness, for Mt. Pleasant Sunday morning after and jui en of (social rank insist-.- , dilfln,ut we ks business. ed on being addressed ua iilusteis. doing a good tv.-The doctor paid quite a tribute to EuchiiiHsinii. perrVctiiuji. ere-gi- i. and ho on, according to their poi- reka and her citizens last Saturday night, when he stated that he had never felt so much regret in leaving In Ids story of the last ruoiurnta of any town lie had been in since he had Lincoln liuiatioKing relates thai Stanbeen travelling wit h the company. ton, when the attending physician, with his finger on the great martyr'a pulse, A numlur of experts have been enHLinouiiced that the end bad come, naid gaged this week in making surface and With deep feeling. 'lie now beloug to underground surveys of the ground of tiie aiies." the Copperopolis, Phoenix and Cham-plaiA Boston paper states tl.nt a Chicago Ii is a complicated condition sella sonp eveiy uuih cake of of affairs. The Copp claim their vein grocer niiich contains in its center a gold dolruns out through their end lines.and lar, and that the citizens of Chicago art that, they have a right to follow It. in conaequunce getting to look tolerably This is disputed by the other people :leau. . who claim the vein runs out through Dr. R. F. Scott, Blue Ridjre, Harrithe side line, and their claim would Co'. Mo., says: "For whooping son seem to be substantiated by the fact that the South Mammoth, which lays cough Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the south end of the Copp hs not a is excellent." By using it freely the trace of ore. A large body of rich ore disease is deprived of all dangerous is exposed on the ground in controver- consequences. There is no danger in sy. Some nice pointsare involved and giving the Remedy to babies, as it conthe courts will likely have to settle tains nothing injurious. 50 cent bottles for "ale by Eureka Drugstore. them. i inur-mediat- d n. . Two chapters of the Lombard-Mark- s muddle were aired in court this week. Last Saturday Mrs. Marks had some dirt hauled in front of her place with which she proposed to make a slant from her sidewalk to Lombard's. That gentleman objected and proceeded to shovel the dirt awavl To this Marks demurred and a wordy-waensued, in which Mrs. Mark's quickly participated. During the melee, that foil wed Lombard was pelted across the face with a paint brush and hit on the ami with a shovel, and Mrs Marks came in rather violent contact with a shovel held by Lombard. The entire outfit were placed under arrest by Marshal Ilenriod and a jury of his of his peers decided on Monday that Lombard was not guilty of Mrs. Marks and the her liege lord dh! not fare so well an Tuesday contributed ten dollars each to t he city's exchequer for their amusement. The di"t was removed Wednesday by the street supervisor. Do You Know thai on every Wednesday. Thursday a Sunday there leaves Ogden. Salt Lake. Provo and other common points a through tourist or famii.v sleeping car for Kansas City, Chicago, Boston and Philadelphia, via the Great Scenic highway, the Rio Grande Western Railway? Berth ratfs are lest'nan n half of rate charged i n tint class $3 to Missouri but car?, being River and $1 to Chicago. Sleepers or excursions are personally conducted and no change of cars is required. The Bio Grande Western also runs dally, a through firstciaor Pullman sieeping car to Denver. KansiisCity arid ( hlca-Th- e pro-vokin- g I of the most deter- for Americans reason to live for counarrested twenty-siand if need be. to die for country? mined looking of the men. They try, Is there not joy in the recollection were marched to the jail; escorted by that you have been her saviors, and a guard of militia. At ,7. p. m. the' glory in t lie name of Am. riea's t he country, pat' special was pulled down the road about Legion?"is aWhatever in nn rica tho duty riotism duty: a mile, and the offenders under arrest Is thrice sacred. Archbishop Ireland. were marched down Center street and President Cleveland has gone fishTbe i.I utilTprsal opinion, eondfoeed, taken to the pen ,it Sa.t Lake, accomfollows' arr at rpwlflo a The mili- ing, Ruth and I'Xher are going to Tou drwr ;Ttit praise. nd th rnttlrud panied by strong guard. of thr 't life Worlri that portion of it, at "ft'. tia was kept on guard all night, but BufTalo and in h meant ime the conn-- t tikKAT Hut m fovt"iiti cnoi'vh to lead THE is going to- the devil. MVIHE. Hat in a fl .Id eniiieir It wn, it tt allowed the Carterites to come and go int nHv inn ncati In tnst and cliaravtrr " will. At at the citizens to tempt, by All 'vnigim of Pythi are requestrd It ti Un!e lor u to fay, tl lln'trt la f"tiin find tvr'Vrnpliy ' "perb-- ai aland bo present nt a meeting to be held 7:"o Abl'ut SSndat to arid "ere tha iinuii"i!.' 'the mUUia cjiiulity our liil column. rontriii th.t Birnnce evening, May relieved and returned to Salt Lake. ' In Castle Hall, 1 en CENTS a ropy; O.NK DOLLAR a year. Tour n"Hnalrr bo if. If not, wrxl to maji rity of the citizens of Pm- - ''.t!i. Business of importance lobe go. THE C.1LAT DV. i JZ, Ctir.vcr.Col vi vuie lu.iri.iy in uit..t.iy .vit.i the .'atltj. x j 1 - " " e, , f'-- f sou Is from house to house. God-give- n I 4. 800,-30- na-nati- fefeiii I894. Utah can have statehood soon if she Weit Virglni. will forego the pleasure of electing WeBt Virginia, with less than 0 senators until 189tS. That would be inhabitants, has hut thrett cities like going buggy riding in an ox cart. nd is essentially n rural and half Utah will have statehood after the region. Iu spite of her nnormoua nezt presidential election, and there wealth in timber and mines also, mauy will be no strings attached, but not f her counties n timber only a handful 31 No West Virginia coumy people. before. ins 50,000 Inhabitants, and only 10 have Persons who sympathize with the inure than 20,000. while 19 have lesa afflicted will rejoice with D. E. Carrj :han 10.000 and two less thau 5.000. of 1225 Harrison street. Kansas City. hi many of the mountainous counties ihe life are simple to tha lie is an old sufferer with inflamma- ,ast condition ndof the degree, people ure far tory rheumatism, but lias not heretofrom the great current" of fore been troubled in this climate. lite in spirit as well as in distance Last winter he went un inso Wiscon- ud time. New York Sun. sin, and in consequence has had anSo Ha Oucht. other attack. came upon me Ms lacerated face Patient (rerardiii again very acute and severe," he said. n the mirror) You surely are not goiu "My joints swelled and became in- o charge me full price for that shaver flamed; sore to touch or almost to look Busier Ain't If Why not? at. Upon the urgent request of my "I think you ought to give me cut mother-in-laI tried Chamberlain's atts!" Boston Traveller. Paiu Balm to reduce the swelling and Kuunway Leg. ease the pain, and to my agreeable tells a story abont ber Canning Lady 1 have used did it both. surprise, Lord Hruart de Rothesuy, who father. three fifty-cebottles and believe it was embassador at St. Peterbbnrg ia to be the finest thing for rheumatism, the forties. He waa afflicted with n ttort pains and swellings extant. For sale of nervous paralysis, wbkn deprived bmi of the control of his limbs. (Juce by Eureka Drug Store. his secretary saw him running rapidly A DPrriOXAL LOCAL. along the quays. Afterward ho heard Joe Morley has fitted up a couple of himseif calli-i- and found Lord Stuait bath rooms and painted and otherwise clinging to a lamppost. "1 wanted improved the shop and now has an partienhuly to speak lo you, but could not stup. My legs ran away wiUi lue." inviting place. duringtheexcitement urged the U. S. Marshals to allow them to Utah Industrial Make a Break to Get ' proceed. Mayor llolbro k called upon Away and Stir up the Inhabitant of them to disperse, but unavailing!)'. Prove Doings ol Saturday. After the departure of the militia The Industrial array of Utah made the leaders expressed a desire to move, a page of history last Saturday morn- and a committee offered them every ing, that will long be remembered by assistance in their power. At 1 p. m. the peaceful residents of Provo valley. Tuesday they broke camp, and as we About midnight on Friday, twenty-tw- o go to press are located on the roadside, picked men left the camp on the a mile below Springville, and within state road about half way between ten feet of the Rio Grande track, at American Fork and Pleasant Grove, the top of a considerable grade. They and boarded a west bound U. P. coal are determined to proceed on their train. At Leui they got off and hunt- journey, but will probably do nothing ed up Engineer Blake and Fireman until the result of the hearing in the Coppen, in charge of the U. P. Tintic city is known, which will probably be train which lies over at that point. today. About 200 answer the bugle call to They were informed that it was the meals. The citizens' '"committee of enmen to take their intention of the headed Provo, by C. E. Loose. Mr. was made demand and a upon gine, tnem for a switch key. Blake had no Withers and Don 11. Coray, provided keys, and advised the men not to in- handsomely for their wants whins terfere with the property, as it was in there, and delivered to them at their charge of the Courts. They , however, camping grounds provisions enough for were obdurate, and both Blake and two days, besides transporting their Coppen accompanied them to the en commissary and other impedimenta. From Springville, Spinisli Fork and gine. The man car ana two oox cars were hooked on arid they pulled out even Fay son, supplies have been confor Lehi. Arriving the Carterit es con- stantly received, and tiie men have cluded to take the mail car back and been well treated. Traffic was at a standstill on both take a coach instead. They then ran down to the wye at the sugar factory, roads until midnight Saturday. The and thence to the Rio Grande tracks, Rio Grande passenger train that leaves breaking switch locks where necessary. here at 6:55 a. m. was held until op. At a point near Geneva the main booy in. and then ran only to Springville. was waiting, the men and baggage The Couiitry oi LlUtrty. were hastily loaded, and an order given Liberty is the freedom from all reto start. The operator at American save that of laws of Justice and straint Fork saw the train p iss and wired Supt. tiie freedom from submission to order; Welby at Provo. When the wild train other men, except as they re present entered the yard at the latter point and enforce those laws. The sweetit exploded several torpedoes, and En- ness of a man's life and his power of gineer Biake told the men it meant is the which lie his in liberty, growth danger ahead. They insisted upon divine his oi greatness recognition proceeding and r hen almost to the U. and his loss of liberty is The dignity. P. depot the engine ran into a half tiie loss ot light and sunshine the loss open switch, and with the coach, was of life's best portion. Humanity underailed. The men immediately disof heaveniy memories, der the spell cussed plans to get the engine on the never ceased to d ream-- liberty and to track. It was still dark when they Now and asp. re to its po .session. began and work was prosecuted until then, here and there, refreshing breeafter noon, when a U. P. special ar- zes passed over Humanity's orow, but rived with the U. S. Marshals. The not until the Republic of the West men had succeeded in getting the was born, not until the coach on, but were unable lo do anybanner rose toward the skies, was libthing with the engine. Early in the erty caught up in humanity's embrace morning Marshal Fowler and Sheriff and embodied in a great and abiuing Brown had called on them to desist in nation. the name of the law, but they were In America the government takes rudely brushed aside and the efforts from the liberty of the citutn only so continued. Supt. Welby then swore much as is necessary fur the weal of to a complaint before J ustice Wedge-woo- d the nation, and which the citizen by of Provo. and warrants were ishis own ai ts freely concedes. Iu Amersued for the arrest of the entire army ica there are no masters who govern and given to sheriff Brown to serve. for their own right, for their own InUuder the6e he took possession of the terest, or at their own will. We have engine but made no arrests, and the over us no Louis XIV. saying: "L'etat men continued their efforts until e'est moi;" no Ilohenzollern announcwarned off by the arrival of the U. S. that in h:s acta as sovereign he is Marshals. Judge Smith came with ing only to his conscience and responsible them and handed Sheriff Brown a writ to God. Ours is the government of issued by Judge Merritt for an arrest the people, by the people, and for the of the entire army for contempt in people. The government is our own seizing property in charge of the will. There is no state above, court.3. The nien repaired to a vacant organized or apart from the people. In other lot across the track and defied the countries, even those apparently the officers, cursing and shaking their most free, rights begin with and come clips. downward from the State. The rights For an hour excitiug incidents folof citizens, the rights of the people, lowed, and it seemed impossible to are concessions whic'.iliuve been painavert a riot and bloodshed. Bath U. wrenched from the governing S. Marshal Fowler and City Marshal fully "With Americans, whenever powers. Knight were forcibly ejected from the the organized government does not lines by the Industrials and nothing prove its grant, the liberty of the inbut the coolness of the officers in com- dividual citizen is sacred and inviolamand suppressed a bloody riot. About ble. Elsewhere there are governments 1:30 p. m. General Carter arrived upon called republics; universal suffrage conthe scene, but was placed under arrest the State; but once constituand escorted to Jail ere his men knew stitutes state is tyrrannous and arbithe of his arrival. The excitement grad- ted, invades at will private and trary, ually cooled, and the Industrials began at will individual curtails and preparations for dinner, they having rights, One republic is liberty's liberties. had no refreshments during the day home America. but coffee. At 3:20 a Rio Grande specmission of the The ial with Gov. West, 75 of his kids and is not only to its own America a Gatling gun. It was stopped a hunis to all the peoples of the dred yards below camp and the militia people: it whose eyes it is the symmarched up to reinforce the marshals. earth, before and human liberThe flat car on which was mounted bol of human rights its flag flutters hopes whom toward ty, the Gatling gun, was then pulled up of future happiness for themelvw. to a point behind them, and under meanAmericans Is there not this protect ion the marshals quietly ing to the word countryi' Is there not f FULL LINEnOF 18, ; ag-nt- pull-ma- Fur other pariicuLrs . For Pleasaut V a.iey and Castle Gate coal leave orders at the Tintic Mercantile Company's store. If you wish to keep kool during the hot season, buy your ice of Noah Mo Chryfctal for i cent per pound, delivered. Leave orders at the butcher 52tf. shop. i The Tintic Mercantile Co. is tho sole agent for the famous Pleasant Valley and Castle Gate coal. Ask your neighbor if it. does not last longer and make a better fire than any coal In use. 52tf. There no safer way to remit mon- than bank draft and it certainly is the business way to do it and the ey cheapest. We sell draft as follows: 10 cents to 125, 15 ceiitsto 1.50, 25 cents to $100. . Geo. Rim & Co. Fresh fish and oysters always on hind at the "Eureka Fruit Store" Lower Main street. Best meals in town at the Keystone Restaurant. Have your prescriptions filled at the Eureka Drug Store. Go to the Kureka Drug Store for Ait-ru- medicines of any kind. Paints, oiU, variusnes, brushes, etc. K f R Ei a D rug Sto k k. For fine Cigars and fresh Con fectiopery try Tin: tfVKKKA FlU'tT Stokk." Lower Main Street. Go to R. F. Fleiiiei's restaurant, SiHithwnrth Rlock. Regular meals, 2.5c ts.. short orders and oysters a Provo City. 37tf. inquire of T( iVknt. One house. Ea quire a. Eimk Dn. tlrc. pper,-lalty- v. |
