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Show T R UT H rect. Sixteen patroliqen for a city of No 65, 000 is far and away too few. Issued Weekly by man, no matter how competent, he TRUTH PUBLISHING COMPANY. might be, can be expected to keep good 11 and 13 Central Bloofc.'West Second South order with an average of 51 men on a Street, Salt Lake City. shift. The situation demands relief and W. JOHN the mayor and. council should effect, a HUGHES, Editor sad Manager. This standing on ones Entered at the postofflee at Salt Lake City, compromise. as malls for transmission the and for ones rights sounds Utah, through dignity, " second-clamatter. very well, but the citizens and taxpayers are the ones whose rights are enSALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, MAY S, 1902.;' dangered. Get together or there wtll TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: ' be trouble in the camp. a , t . . . , , r ss t ONE TEAR . As might have been expected, this business has gone from - Now, Me bars. Salt Lake butchers, will may retain SS per cent of subscription price as commission. to joke tragedy. Michael Conley, of you kindly arise aud explain how a If the paper Is not desired beyond the date Pittsburg,, wedded Miss McGoldrick, butcher in. a mining camp,. where ususubscribed for the puoltcatlon should be notified by letter two weeks or more before the and she, foolish girl, had mamma come ally everything is higher, can undersell term expires.-- 1 and live with them. The presumptions you who get the benefit of carload old woman interfered in a love spat the rates, cut rates and rebates? Do. you DISCONTINUANCES. Remember that the publisher must be notified husband and wife were having, and Mike think because we live in a city we will more just for the fun of the thing? by letter when a subscriber wishes his kicked' her. down stairs and broke her pay paper stopped; all arrears must be paid in Most of you have been declaring there neck. This ought to be a warning to was.no meat trust, but it looks as if there was, .and. right, here in Zion. but will it? Requests of subscribers to have their paper other mothers-in-lamailed to a new address, to secure attention, yourselves. Explain must mention former hs well as present 'ft ft What a gay old time the two cranks Before he goes away, from Salt Lake Address all communications to Truth Pub- -' who fill space on the editorial columns Utah. Lake Salt City, lxbhihq Company, of the Tribune and News are haying City to other profitable fields which no . '!, 7." with each other! It is to be presumed doubt await him, the writer wants to Judge Diehl has been subjected to they think the people .are. watching the say a.' few words of kindly' character much unjust criticism by the newspa- pen and ink duel with, breathless inter-e- t. concerning George, W. , Heintz, until If they only knew how little the recently head of the passenger, departpers and by some members of the police force, because he refused to find a public cares what their opinions of each ment of the Rio Grande Western in this man guilty 'of selling liquor on Sunday other are. they might let up on the city. Unquestionably he was the best friend Utah and Salt Lake ever had in when the evidence was insufficient to drivel. .. the railway, business. Other western prove the charge.' Some of the papers and some of the police officers want ofIf. the simple announcement of an. in- lines have become known by such genfenders convicted on suspicion and what tention to investigate the meat trust eral terms, as the. Overland, but If the causes a conference to he called and through the persistent work of Mr. they call moral certainties. courts would follow that plan who would promises of reductions to be made Heintz, adhered to for many years, the be safe? The average policeman firmly what will the investigation itself pro- Rio Grande .Western has achieved fame as a under the believes that the fact that he has ar- duce? Keep up the good work. If this title of Great Salt line Lake Route. rested a man is ample grounds for his be. yellow, journalism make the most Whenever and wherever opportunity, conviction, and more than one police of it.' presented itself to advertise Utah and its multifarious resources, Mr, Heintz out meted Lake in justice justice Salt always taken the advantage and his The latest pronunciamento issued by has too much on that principle. The late road has profited by the policy and this Justice Timmony made his great repu- the state board of health is to the effect city and state have been given the optation largely because he wouldnt send that the cups used on the drinking portunity of, greeting thousands of tourists and for this and no poor devils to jail without sufficient fountains in the city are vehicles for. the other reason. settlers In addition busito evidence that they ought to go there. transmission of disease germs. What ness qu&lities, Mr. .Heintz has ahis faculty Judge Diehl should be commended for shall we do?. Drink from the nozzle or of making himself agreeable under any and all circumstances, find, as a result, his action instead of blamed, and in- each carry his own cup? he has become very popular with the the homilies by stead of being read yard masses of Rear-Admirpeople who travel. Schley was re- Whether thethe by the daily papers he should be enowners of the road know couraged. He has no sympathy with ceived with, great hpnors at Memphis Lt or not, no small degree of the poputhose who break the law by selling this week. So far as 'the people are larity achieved by the Rio Grande is attributable to the. work of' George W. liquor on Sunday, but believes that a concerned they persist by their actions Heintz. man should be proved guilty of a crime toward him in insisting that the Santift ft before he is punished for it. If the po- ago incident is not closed. Mr. Heintz resigned because of frelice would get out and do a little intelquent attacks of irascibility and melanreaand ah in CHATTER. work intelligent ligent cholia brought on by a lingering attack sonable way they might catch Sunday of dyspepsia. His predecessor, Frank evidence of the writer and the opinions sellers personal (Being produce liquor for the same reason, and for which no one else is in any manner Wadleigh, resigned of Instead them. donvict to enough H. Bennett, who served previous and J. " responsible.) doing that they go mouthing around to Mr. Wadleigh, retired for a similar From the last issue of the Park City of shift the to consequences cause. The malady has frequently aftrying their own incompetence onto the city Record I clip the following advertise fected men in the general freight office ment of a butcher, which I commend to and Henry and a few who preceded him judge. the meat purchasing public. The table were afflicted so badly they found it to get out. The only wonder The recent municipal election at represents the scale of prices in Salt necessary is Heintz that managed to endure as he Kansas City was a victory for the rail- Lake City and in Park City. has. Besides these officials,- clerks and ' BALT PARK secretaries without number in private way ticket brokers. Some time ago LAKE CITY the traffic office an have suffered council managers the city passed beef. Men from it. and 15 .15 steak women, long and ordinance, but Mayor Reed vetoed Flank and short, husky 121 .121 delicate, all have gone it. When he was renominated all the Hamburger.. down before its , 20 .15 ravages. Sirloin 12 railroads made a fight on him. But Chuck .10 ft ft .171 .121 There was no use in any bf them despite this trdmeneous opposition' Reed Prime rib roast. ....... .15 .121 ........ roast. candirelate Rump to every medicine for it. Such action won, and strange Rolled pot roast......... .. .121 .10 taking g date who voted for the would have been useless, for the dys.10 Shoulder pot roast...,...... .15 ordinance went down to defeat. .10 beef round ,121 Heels pepsia alluded to is, located in the gas10 8 5 to Neck tronomic region of, the traffic manager, Rolled corned beet. . . . . . . .121 .10 Stephen H. Babcock. . There . isnt a No matter if Chief . .Hilton is incom- Pressed corned beef. V. .... .20 ,10 . .25 newspaper, man. in town; there. isnt a .20 the Chipped beef . ,:v petent what he says concerning cor... .60 ,3o .... - Tongues shipper. of merchandise or freight of inadequacy orthe present force is J Postmasters sending subscriptions to Truth mother-in-la- w , - . . w, , . . I 7 . . . , . . . . . . trans-continent- al - . al r- . surprised, of the dailies in his zeal to cry le roi est mort; vive le roi does intimate that he' was not, and prints his matter of course statement as news of gravity and weight. For the moment the traffic 'because he manager was did not look for any such denouement. But he is a man of resource, despite his infirmity, aud quickly recovered from the effect of his surprise, with the result that Mr. Heintzs place will not be filled but that I. A. Benton, well and favor-- : ably known in Salt Lake, will become, general agent of the passenger departnon-plusse- d, ment. ft ft all In kindness to Mr. Benton, I sugon every occasion which prethat gest sents favorable circumstances, he show his regard for his chief and at the same time protect himself by making frequent presents of Stuarts tablets or Bemans chewing gum. RESIGNATION i . ng , .. anti-scalpin- 1 . . . ' OF MR. HEINTZ. In the resignation of George W. Heintz q,s assistant general passenger agent of the Rio Grande Western Railroad company, the company loses one of its most efficient, painstaking, courteous and thoroughly reliable officers. For ten years, he has been with the Western and was a potent factor in the exceeding prosperity it enjoyed and the favor into which it has grown with the people of Utah. While working for the welfare of the Western, Mr; Heintz did much for the development and j upbuilding of Utah. He is possessed of literary . ability of no mean order and for years by his writings has been telling the world of the many resources and attractions of the state and has been instrumental in bringing both capital and people here, contributing largely to the upbuilding of Utah. , His retirement is very generally regretted and for his future he has the best wishes of a host of friends and the community generally . - , anti-scalpi- him. Mr. Heintz has borne a great .45 deal for a time, but patience ceases long .75 to be a virtue when certain limits are 1.35 passed, and he finally resigned. Bab--; .121 cock was if the writer on one S2.00 1.00 75 (In advance) -- ed , MONTHS' THREE MONTHS MIX any description who, could he be insured from the vengeance Mr. Babcocks dys- pepsia might wreak on him in the way .15 of withholding news or declining to .12 make business concessions, would .08 this assertion. With .20 elements which go to .14 all the other make up the man, he lets this, weakness .171 master him and on more than rare oc.121 casions is peevish, sour and .10 and too often vents his feelings upon .15 those who occupy positions beneath .121 .15 OWN YOUR HOME ' - The National Homeseekers Association is purchasing homes for people in Sa.lt Lake, Murray, Pocatello and all over the country. Those people dont believe in paying rent. There is no reason why they or you should pay rent. The monthly payments you now hand out to your landlord might just as well be applied on the purchase price of your home. : You may go .on paying rent all your life and at the have anything to show for it. If you get a contract, from the National . . . end,-won- t : Homeseekers Association you can pay. for your .home in installments over16i years and at the end ofspread that period you will own the home and wont have to pay rent. The installments are easy only $5.50 a month for each $1,000 your home costs. Others are doing that and laying up something for Why cant you? call on A. G. Mahan, agent 620 Dooly Block .for. full particulars. ' . |