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Show t rtlormon' a room MINTED AND o'clock. rt'BUSHED B n" THf i DESERET NEWS COMPANY. W. PENROSE, CHARLES Thnnd7, - Jmmry EDITOR. S, 1SSS. A CONSPICUOUS FAILURE. veitlret iri rejranl to toe attempt of the prosecutiug officers to make political capital out of the trial of the validity of the special tax levied lu the Seventh School District, is, so far as we have been able to ascertain, that it waa a miserable failure. Thj doubtless anticipated flndiDg a penu-in- e "nigyer 4n, Uie fence' and the a Hcope allowed tliein being of such wide- - character, enabling them to rake in without atiut every circumstance that could, by adroit twistlusr, be construed to the detriment of the "Mormon" Church, made their defeat all thu more clear and conspicuous. One of the leading efforts of the prosecution was to show that State officers were mere tools in the hands of the autnoritlcs of the Church, whose dictum, it was asserted, must be obeyed in teiuporal as well as spiritual concerns. The Book of Doctrine and Covenants containing the Church arTin- - Keneral J ticles, requirements and regulations, were admitted as evidence on this point. It was clearly shown by the defense, however, from the pages of that standard work, recognized by Latter-da- y Saints that, tho of reverse the exhibited it what the prosecution sought to establish. Copious extracts were read from it to that effect, showing that the genius of the Church embodies the real essence of democracy. In addition to thejassagea to this effect so intelli-be gently presented in Court, it may well to give the following, from page " 137 : "And all things shall be done by mon consent in the Church." com- And on page 1G1 : "But, verily, I say unto you, that ir I !mc villi shall have no king nor ruler, and watch over for I will be your King my voice am you. Wherefore, near follow me, and you shall be a free peo pie." crvthinir A. .'- - r.ould be more L 1 1 1 V ,.i 'II WK8TERM S-- knd: CKloN TKLBORAFB UHE. LATEST BY Blocks. Nkw York, 8. 3's 1 ; 4H's 12 ; 4's Pacific 6's 24; Central Pacific 21;; Burlington &VS 17Ji- - Northern Pacille Northwestern 88 ; 10; preferred 17; York Central, 88'i ; Oregon Navigation 61; 13X; Pacific Mall 55 '4 Panama 1)8: St. Louis and Sau Francisco 19 ; Texas Pad lie 13 X ; Uuion Pacific 47 3 ; Fargo Express 4; Western Union StiJW. Report ml tmm Southern Commission. Sew York. 8. The commission to the Central and South American States has presented its report to the President. It reciUs the mannor In which it performed IU duties in order to secure more intimate commercial relations between the United States and the several counties of Central and South America. Ihe commission tinds, that there must be: First direct steam' communication. regular Second Commercial treaties and reciprocal concessions and tariff dat Traus-Coutlnent- al les. CONTRADICTION. Thkre is an old saw to tbe effect that "a lie will travel ten leagues while truth is putting on his boots," which is exemplified almost daily in the lies which are circulated about the "Mormons." As a rule, newspaper men seize with avidity and do their best to circulate anything that is unfavorable to the "Mormons" (which, by the way almost invariably happens to be that which is untrue,) but they are very loth indeed to publish anything! in their favor, or in other words the truth about them. Ah example will serve to illustrate this. On- the arrival of a company of "Mormon" emigrants in New York in November last the New York Aun published a sensatiyial story about a young girl named Lavluia Coop being rescued from the "Mormons" through the intervention of friends, and about certain violent efforts being made by the Elders who accompanied thi company to compel her to go along with them ; as well as scandalous statements about those same Elders ccc, on the drinking, voyage from Liverpool to New York. Not only was. this scandalous story Third A simpiicatlon and inodirnca- - tion of the customs regulations fa n raui ntriix, Onlnil an! South A mirim fourth Increase anu improvement of the consular service. Fifth The establishment of American mercantile houses iu Central and aud south America. Sixth. Mjife intimate kuowledffe amouj;- American manuf icturers of the want- of the people of Centra! and 8 South America- Seventh. A system of banking con-- ii etion audi cotumou siaudarri of taltie. Eighth. More liberal credits by our merchants. I Ninth. Tnie introduction of the bonded warehouse system in those countries. With reference to the: fourth proposition the commission says: It has lieeu urged with much force to recommend the establishment of a new executive department of the Kovertinteut, similar to the board of trade of with a member of the cabinet for Jie head, to which shall be committed the care and arrangement of our forin this 'department eign commerce, miirlit lie concentrated all the powers of the jjoverument in watching, protecting and promoting the commercial interests ol the country in foreign markets, an agency such as that under whose guidance aud encouragement thof great commerce of Great Britain - Kng-l.in- d, g, has grown up. Bnnwtl to Oeath la Jail. Oai.vrstox, Texas, 8. The Fredwas ericksburg, Texas County jail,namburned yesterday, and a prisoner ed Allison burned to death. Terrible Enrtnake Shocks m.1 Sea Thnnderoos Snbmarine Itonri u St. Jouns, N. F. The British bark from Cadiz, reports passing a lu rge .Norwegian bark on the 20th hit. The name of the bark was the Alhama, No vestige of the crew of Arendale. wm found. Two days" previous tbe jMibrt experienced terrifle earthquake liocks, lusting 15 minutes. The thunderous submarine roaring was appal- w. The ship was shaken in every iWre and the crew were paralyzed with fear, and broke through Aall discipline a:id cut the boats loose. cessation of Hie shocks restored tranquility on board. It was calm aud flue at the copied extensively by American newspapers, and in many instances dilated upon, but the English papers also took it up and made the most of it, some of them eveD going so far iuthe matter as to call for governmental interference to prevent the "Mormous" from capturing and forcibly takinsr away the young women of Great Britain. Nor was this all, for the story served as a e FOKEIGX. TRANS-ATLANTI- C al to-da- y. -- to-da- er TUOl'SAHDS MAY MO. T. W. Atkins, Glrard Kan., d writes:" 'I never hesitate to fecom-m-nto my cusyour Electric Bitters satisfaction tomers, they give entire and are rapid sellers." Electric Bitters are the purest and best medicine known and will positively cure Kid-ur- y and Liver complaints Purify the No blod ami regnlate the bowels. them, family can afford to be without i'hey wUisavc hundreds of dollars In bills every year Sold at fifty cents a bottle by Z. C M I . Drug i itora A r Housework. A Saint. Apply at WOMAN y FOE Terrible Congli Cured. S A. Xj IE . :o aud an orchard, about half a mile north of sandy. For farther information enquire of the owner on the place. TRANS O. JANSSON". nt At NOTICE. g r, ALL SEASONABLE & FASHION" ABLE HOODS AT GREATLY TV REDUCED :o WK ALSO OFFER ClKHl PRICES ! : l.INi: OF MERCHANT'S LUNCH STAND CHOP HOUSE ST., ivr A.TJST 18-2- AND H AND COMl'I.KTi: AN K'.-K- T OF STOCIC STOCK OF THE COMPLETE ( FLIMUJA I) I I Woolen Goods from the I'rovo Woolen Mills. II. IXDlil'.DGE, Wtiit. PEOPLE'S IMPLK.MKNT CO, 125 to 7.11 South Tenn!" sirvvt. n well-know- A A y O TIP F. II. GRICE, IE WAGON and DE. FOOT, Jr., GENERAL e r 4t b II O 2VE Single, Double BUGOIES, an(1.liimr-siao- 1 WOUK (il'A KANTE ar IM n()-H(!)( AltTS, ilKKVKINC tsrs( M KAT CAUFH :iml i;!'C Ki;OA!M)S. V No. Vatromze liome eitti"ipvize nml lie biPS't'iiwi'li ;m to iic jn ...vm ly xln.-lHorses tlmt interiro tftwl to the 1' I. 1 ('. E2XSIt:iIATE.I.r WEST JilMX CIA). U. wny linvilii . . H. K E - 13 U I ti T WAGONS, ' SI'UIX; 111.1? TON CAH'I S, . s b GOODS WAUKANTED. BIjOOE, nbr CABRIAOE BUILDING, UL ACKS3I ! TM I N V . e s pn r k r ii r i Lcturr, Aflnnts ft Son are no longer jjuicheil tiiuil nii.crf.st. Vi". i li,t !i'. ' V S 1I.F, V IIOIMJ. I TWl.u!?. . li!;:;-- N all I ho !'. 1' tonn.'cioJ iy iii.l TiTMIivr. ' 'onni;ii:.v, ll'H'um '1 V i!. h xrn t r o ' " i i CALIFORNIA STUDEBAKER'S Carriages, Farm Wagons, Kxpi'esM Carts, Nprkfg Wagons. Ore Wagon Sleighs, Sleds, Wagons, Delivery Wagons, TT-HERE AUERBAC 13-- eifrht-rear-o- ld Cuius to conteiniil.iUHl 55 '2 e rr S62.50. DONT SEND In tho anaiigemout of onr iH'parlnieiits, sT5 WE ARE COMPELLED VALENTINES C, It. SAVAGE, Entire Win ter St OCK PRESENTS! ! any one similarly affected. llAKTgr Bacoiimaw, (proprietor Globe RoUlT , IF 30 W.'&trsi South V . 6okI by ll Draevtctav ' ' of Cost s J' ; Z 'J ;; WE ARE - ' ,..ani most.:-- FINEST ExLfedf s akL ' ' , in IMPORTED ' O ; ft' o 'f . . C- -i I o WORKH ANSflli' ? GUARAITTKRU . '' Vakllla, lamm av. Oraac eta., Ca' Cakca, Ctmuis, PmUUasa, Wba. a stall atljr aa4 aatarallr aa' tkt lt sVam t.i f . ' i2 3 PS P4 C5 . " St" a ' Curtains, Millinery, Blankets," Or other Goods In oar Flavor They Stand Alone. . raspsaca irTM . ' Price Baking Powder CoU St. Louie, Mo. Chloaso, III. Dr. Prices Cre&n LzUt.z Pevrdsr TO PANTING S. Sa,nP, rahl PUte. k4 1 Bstt Sir Tsarf. KOI SALE DY Q ROCK Ft 3. w i ' bukjc tnrt oms uvauty. SALT LAXK CITV, -- if' r ... i 4 BacKiiE & sflwJnFnr rn'PFTiTinfj ftulea for Slf Msanrroent - ' SUPERIOR GOODS , r. o box F.- - - l' AND ? " BOTTOM PRICES! forwarded oh .ptyteMM Drt Priced Lopulln Yeast Gems, na H - " Mi Before yon examine our i For Strength and Trne Fruit v line, either fflolesa 16! or O-a- wkkk thmf ara asaaa - CHILDREN,. Shoes, Carpets, - - O CLOAKS FOR LADIES OR f AND I 1ST Dress Goods, Hosiery, Iaces, .". OVERCOATISGS) UNDERSOLD. Silks, Vel,rets, j B ST .; DOMfeSlIc' ANl ; ALL. KOU i NEVER HAPPY m COMPLETE STOCK r winter tub citt. ,i87e: STYLE, rn " CHRISTMAS BXTY M AUXET i RO W. 'X,--Xi'X3- . WE ARE NEW YEAR XJ3TDERSOL.D. S TAJBXieiZS X3 1876- - THE; ! MERRY NEVER SU , : Or. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mas. i Eeg-.ixdles- llIfllHST'S, SOBEHSOH , INTHEPASTRV GO r Which we wil Sell . : PKXrAESD 0 . 10, 1882. ; "s STYLISH GOODS for all people in all tarietiet and drcumttanee and . aget of life. APOPLEXY. ' 1 ao NuilabU for. Present " ""big beca subject to a bren enlal affection, with frequent SMALLEST ROCKER colds, for a number of yean, J hereby er, THERE IS TUB the heart of the child, as Ufy that Aver's Cnrftiiy Pkctosai. fires well as tbe comfortable Library or Reading me prompt relief, and is ths most effeetire or Office Chair for tbe business man, and en this fit takes place, it may be remedy I have ever tried. ' ' , , the Patent Rocker for the ripe matron and the comfortable Easy Chair for thevem known Dy loud breathing and .loss of Jiurt A. Hakiltok, erable ptttriareh, as well as all kinds of BED Fdltor of 7 Creat sense or motion. Write to ROOM. PARLOR and KITCHEN FURNI TURE .for the young man and maiden Just "Mt.Ctleafi.Ouio, June58,?Kt on me sea oi come starting 1 bT9 " CHEBRt JlluHSb ) Atkr' see and be convinced matrimony., aad that the " Qd for medicine, which will be forwarded i' fot :sc a this Py.crORAt spring d&w by express.,;. ere ranrh and luns; frouble with goo?' Cheapest and Best Place to and I am plertsed to reeommend Buy Holiday Presents Is at COLDS. i Pi AHIllVKDI Ayers Cherry Pectoral.' " Ornne.Ohlo, Sept. rl n n Furniture and Upholstery! " C- S-i CO HOLIDAY - 0 TO OFFER OVJU . '" V - : Men's, Women's, Misses' and Children's Loots. Slices and Rubber Goods, at Prices to Suir the Times. -- lin t u r. LINE OF MEN'S, BOY'S & CHILDRESS CLOTHING, Gents' Irumitiiii( fjootlx. Mats, ;a)n, 1 t., non-.Mnrmu- tt" 1 T.l : BLANK BOOKS PEMBROKE'S, 72 1 ' tc i Ulsters, IVoli.ias'.s, Circulars, Newmarkels, Etc., Cloaks, r, card-playln- LSI LADIES' MISSES' ;u,I C'SIILDHliN'S ACRES OF LAND WITH FIFTEEN bouse, stable, cellar and Tvvll. A ) 1 WOOLEN and KNIT tiOORS, BLANKETS and COMFORTERS; Mnnt be a Latter-dastore of J. G. Cutler A d3t Bro. n. i. ef WE OFFER OTK VERY - ITAililAaBS. e b-li- first r ' foster-mothe- E. particuBooth Street. GENERAL MEETING CF THF. Stockholders of L'tah Soap Vanufac-torinItockiiighain.JVt., July 15. 1882. Company will be held at the tieneral I ilhing OIBce. in this city, ou Monday, Jau-uarCroup. A Mother's Tribute. 12th, 1885, at 3 p. m., for the election of " VThile in the country last winter my little O Ulcers and Directors for the ensuing vear, Lamph Sharrock At Logan, Jan. "th, three years old. was taken ill with erouu: aud for tbe transaction of such other busi1833, Mr. Richard Laraph and Miss Nellie it eeiud as if he would die from strangu-laLio- ness as may be brought before the meeting. Ouo if the family suggested the use A. W. CAKLSON, Sharrock. both of this city. 1 ho worthy f A vkk's Cuhhky Pectoiul, a bottle of Secretary and Treasurer. young couple will take up their residence M'liich whs Hiwrays kept in the house. This dtd Salt Lake City, Jan. 2, 1885. whs tneil in small aud irequent doses, ai:d in the 19th Ward. We ouite with their nu in our tbe less hour to an than half delight merous friends in best wishes fer their welhale patient was breathing easily. The doe-to- r v fare. said that the Chekky I'ttTORAI. ban sjiveil my darling's life. Can you wonder at our gratitude? Sincerely yours, AT 1IK9. KM MA Oedxkt." 15.1 West 128lli St., New York, May IS, If 2. nsol AVER'S CnRRBY PKtTORAL TrMM8-Park City, Summit County, i:i "Imyhave A- X JSJ" ia.inily.for Boveral years, and ilo the moet effectual January 6th, 13i5, of convulsions, Eugene. l.csitato to pronounce itcvlds WITH A NEW we BUSINESS ever TOUR START have for sou of John and Sarah Ann Tiinma, born remedy coughs ad A. J. CHASE." iriod. SET OF BOOKS. Hth. 1883, at Park May City. Luke Crystal, Miur. March 13, 1$2. The funeral will be conducted at the res ' I suffered for eight years from RronchUit, idence of Mrs. Latimer, IStu Ward, to mor-row- j mid after trying many remedies with no sucuse of AvrR'a Chkrv January th, at 2. p.m. Friends of the cess. was cured Vy the .Johki-Walvkk." kv 1'r.mm.tb family are invited. Byhalia, Miss., Aprf &, lf2. AKT Rasd. At Lowestoft, Norfolk, England, " r cannot say euouch in praise of Ayfk's December 7th, 18S4, Mary Ann Rand, relict Chkruv PEtTOUAL, oeiieving as I do that for its use should long since have died of the late Captain John B. Kand. She was lmt K. Bsaubos." from lung troubles. WILl. OriX OCT AT a dutiful wife and the mother of chilPalestine, Texas, April 22, 18S2. dren, nino of whom are now living and two o of the throat No ease f aa affection of whom embraced the Oope and gathered lungs exists which cannot be greatly relleyed In th building lately occupied by tht 1 : t to Ziiou, London Bank of Vtc.k. by the uso; of AVEp's CllEltuv Pfxtokal, Leister Rand was born at Withersdale, and it will alicays cure when the disease u Norfolk, October 5, wa, baptized a not already beyond the control of medicine. HAVING SECUKEDTHE SERVICES OF caterer, Jr.rp Clark, member of the Church of Jesus Christ of rmerABXD by also the services as night cook oi the Latber-daSaints by Elder Jhn Kackham, cook. Wm. Pklton. I am ovster nd confirmed by Elder Samuel Neslen, Dr. J. C.AyefdtCo., Lowell, Mass. now prepared to furnish Meals at all hours, lor To cents, to raercnants anu Dusincss men Sold by all Druggist. July 15. ISM. She has proven trne to her covenants to the end. The Elders have ever met with a welcome at her home. She will PROPRIETOR. d tt 2ST . be missed by targe circle of relatives and friends.. She died with a smile on her face II. J. RICHARDS, J. S. and A. S. Bower hare entered her only anxiety being that but two of tier DItS. into partnership to practice medicine and children liTing had embraced the Gospel. surgery. Office iu tho Deserct Bank Build(of New York,) No. 9, First South St. Her last words to her son Charles, who was ing, ent.-ancat her bedside when she departed this life, and America's Author, ESTRAY NOTICE. have trre, "It is too had Cbat nonetimeof you come Greatest Specialist. received the Gospel, but the will Loeated permanently at Salt Lake City, HAVE IN MT POSSESSION. when yov wilL May she rest In peace, uian. Millennial Star. on 4V OfSce boars, 10 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m.-f- ca One roan yearling Heifer, branded WH left hip. UJNIXOJXT Which if not claimed will be sold at 1 Reynolds. In South Cottoawaod, Ie o'clock on at 17, the 185, p.m. January 14. 1384. of typhoid fever. Johtt W. kfala St., between Sd aad 3d South Streets.) at Ifennefer. sob o( Wkmna F. anti Edua M. Reynold., JOHN PASKETT, CONSULTATION FREE on all Nervous, District Pounakeeper. aged 34 years. 7 months and 4 days, moot. Chronic and Female Diseases Ilennefer, Summit Co., Utah, Jan. 6, 1885. aad lefor tniti5. etc aletbods of Treatment Homirpalhv KOTICK TO THE PUBLIC. EUctrtaity, ilagneUsm and Modi Bnsarjv eated Batka. eUL Cstrass Hmmrmm easL Writa tor Bat at BUSINESS HERETOFORE CAB milE JL ricd on by the Salt circulars, eta. A sjasariees. tesiiotaniala, Foundry Ynst, nsite . Pareaological Charts aivea Machine Co., in halt Lake City, is now under, unaer-sicnedthe management ana control oi tne said company bavinjr transferred aud delivered its property to ine for certain COUNTY TAX SAJJS- purposes named in two deeds, bearing- date of August 1, 1SSI, and June 2d, 18S4, respeci a thi" TVnniTfiBi 1 1 tively. The business will be carried on, till School and County Taxes assesRcd further notice, in my name, and all debts due tbe said company will be paid tome, against Samuel Maishall for the rear 1 84 as no one is authorized to collect the debts amounting to one dollar and fifty-twcent (H..1) remain unpaid. and accounts of said company but myself. Therefore, I, Nathaniel V.Jones. Collector A. ii. GIAUQL'E, Trustee. for Salt Lake County, utan 'territory, ny virtne of the authority vest ed in me by the provisions of An Act of the Legislative As UNIVERSITY OF DESERET. scmbly of the Territory of IHaU. entitled. "An Act to rTovtae Kovenue tor tne t erri tory of Utah and the several Counties there SF.COND SEMISTER WILL BEGIN of," approved February 22, 187. and of the rpiIE A on Monday, January 12th instant. amendments thereto, have levied upon the THE named properly, to wit: ;SUI 11 11 LJ Heginninfr Classes will then be organized following north-wes- t in all the studies of the Preparatory Course, The (N. W. iO of Lot BEST TO WC. p besides others in Physics, Botany, Trigon- Four (4) in Blockquarter Three (3) as platted in LiteraCivil Government, English Plaf'A" of Salt Lake City Surrey, and will This medicine, combining Iron with fnr ometry. ture, Theory and Practice of Teaching, sell the same er so much thereof as may be ejreiaute .ionics, ouickij ana completely Modern History, Geology, Analytical Chem- necessary, to pay the Taxes and Costs, at istry, Caesar, Virgil, Astronomy, Architec- Public Auction, at tbe front door of the m pure KlAad, Malaria, (Jatlls and Fevers, ture, and Mechanical and Architectural County Court House, Salt Lake City, on the ml NearaJain. 31st day of January, 185, at 12 o'clock m. It is an unfailing remedy for Diseases of the Drawing. A class w ill also lie organized for a course NATHANIEL V. JONES, XMneyn and 1.1 vrr. Lectures on the subject of Law, Collector for Salt ljike County. It is invaluable for Dlseow peculiar to of Evening Kawlins, by J. L.Dtaf-MutEsq. vVonacn. and nil who lead sedentary lives. o County Collector's Office, No. 5, County will still be The It does not injure the teeth, cause heodaohe.or Department Court House, Salt Lake City, December 30th, constipation oihrr Iron medieJnt do. open to receive new pupils. Address 1834. dis2 JOHN R. PARK. Wenrichesand purifies the blood, stimulates d 6 siw ltc h appetite, aids tbe assimilation oi toon, re- President. .even iieartDiirn ana iw iciiing, ana strengtn-.mth muscles and nerves. ! Knr Intermittent Fevers, Lassitude, Lack of COUNTY TAX f ALK. :iit!rry, 5ic. It lias no equal. The genuine has above trarto marV and AS, THE TERKITOHIAL rrcucd re a lines on wrapper, ltie no outer. V School and County Taxes assessed mxlj mr SaOWl CMMlCtt CO SULTiaOKK, EXCURSION against the'property of William toS. Davis fer A FIRST-CLAS- S Two dol the year A.l. amounting tars and fort v cents (32.40) remain unuftid. Will leave OCiDEN STRAYED. Therefore, I, Nathaniel V. Jones, Collector for Salt Lake Conn y. Utah Territory, by TTinOM PLEASANT GREEJf. A BIE- - vJrtae ot the authority vested iu me by the Wednesday Evening January 28th, I1 (liumi sized ,bav Mare of au Act of the Legislative As VISITING black mane and tail, small, spot in forehead provisions of the Territory of Utah, entitled scmbly a nt three feet white, branded Y' aad(X on "An Act to provide Revenue for the"Terri 8ACKASE1CTO, 8AJT FB NCI SCO, SAX JOSE, lert tniftn and 4 and u u on ject shoulder. torv of Utah, and tbe several caunties 6ILBOT, SASTA CBDZ, Alsctla black orivcry dark iron jrrey Stal thereof." aonroved February 22. 1878. aad of BOXTEBET, Etc. lion, nearly two years old, branded 4 on left the amendments thereto, have levied upon , shoulder. . tne following named property to wit: .With privilege of stopping over after reacht Anv person delivrrinar them or (riving in of I xil Two v2) in Block Thirty-fiving Sacramento going, and at pleasure formation that wiH lead to their recovery to (35). Plat E Salt Lake City survey, and will returning. Choice of three routes Georsre C. Iiinhert, Deseret New Olflec' sell the same Or so much thereof as may be between Sacramento and will be suitably rewarded. tUts tf necessary to pay the laxesand corts.at pubjie San Francisco. auction, at the front door ot ine county TIME, SIXTY DAl'H. --C9 Court House, Salt take City, on the 81st day ot January, isro, nt V.is o'ciock m. FARE, for Round Trip, NATHANIEL JONES, Collector for Salt Lake County EAST SPECIAL It A TICS AT HOTELS. Conntv Collector's Office. pok No. 5 County Court House, Salt Lake City, For 93S EXTRA you may have a side trip aa sz to Los Angeles and return. January bin, 110. porson Any going witb this party that pays 4 COUNTY TAX SALK. one full faro on the U. 0. H. K. and any point on the D. ft K. (J. Western road to When you can buy the Home-Ma- de THE TERRITORIAL, Ogden, wbl be returned free on certificate WHEREAS, and Counity Taxes assessed of the Manager. article hs CHKAP and and upon the property of New York against and Utah Milling Company for the year A. BETTKB FINISHED. DISAPPLT AT ONCE. You can secure cerD. 184, amounting to twenty four (It) doltificates of deposit from It. II. Schettler, COUNT" TO DEALEU3 A8 lars remain unpaid. Cashier, Zion's Savings Bank, Salt Lake, or IXW. Therefore, I, Nathaniel V. Jones, Collect- G. II. Tribe, merchant, Ogden, which should or for Salt Lake County, by virtue of the be secured by Monday, January 26. Kj5 Send direct to vested in me by the provisions of authority JOHN WM: SNELL, Manager. An Act of the Legislative Assembly of the to of Act "An entitled. proUtah, Territory vide Revenue for the Territory of Utah and the several counties thereof," approved Aft Bazar, Salt Lake ;City. 22, 1878, and of the amendments Februaryhave levied upon tbe following thereto, . named property, to wit: Five (5) acres of land fn Section fifteen (15), Township three (3), South Range two (2). west of Salt Lake Meridian, and will sell the snme or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay ihe Taxes and Costs, at the front door of the County Court House, COMB, JLKD SEE THE VARIETY OF Salt Lake City, on the Slat day of January; 1SS5, at 12 o'clock M. NATHANIEL V. JONES, Collector of Salt Lake County. County Collector's Office, No. 6, County Court House, TITO CAR LOADS JUST d5s3 Salt Lake City, January 7, 1689. . . S3S Previous to Stock-takin- g ROOMS, WAJJTED OR GIRL FOR GENERAL s yc-ar- purely-imaginar- e: lars apply to No. miial J.H-tor'- EEia-- T' FURXISIED 2KIRSTorCLASS without Board, for In 1W7 1 tooka severe cold, which affected my lungs. 1 had a terrible cougU,aud unsseil ! ter night without nihl sleep. The doctors ave me up. 1 tried AVKR'tt Oikkiiv 1kc which relieved jut luncs. imluccri alTonlcd me and sieiMi, tbe rest uecessarv lor I lie recovery of my strenrlh. Bv tl e conitiiued use of the JfEtTORAL a perma-i.l cure whs etfeeted. I am now 62 i;kl. hale and hearty, and am satisfied your MIKKKV PCCTOBAL saTcd me. HORAOK FAIRBttOTnKR." " n FOB is often but tho beginning of a fatal kness. A VKK'S Cuebky Pectobai. has oy iroven it eifficacy lu a forty years figti v. UU ttiroat and lung diseases, aud should be taken in all cases without delay. er . A loiurv, Mr. 3 GIRL T6 TAKE CARE OF CHILD-reand assist in hoasework. Appl to Mrs. Colin. SOth Ward, cornet First and Pine d3t streets. Olierry Pectoral. tolecturers pretext for "Furthermore, beinglormgathered a body wo sensational necessarily placards and call gether, and we cannot Help a view to arouswith do. meetings we not public ; Ourselves ifplease, we would but to the laws according ing popular Indignation and having want to. We frame wc are associthe ''Mormons" driven out of England. the uuge of the nationucre-anlui.Jiii ated wit!.; for being In view of all this, it may be imaginof the United ourselves iu a Territory would be the or-- ir how ed to had have States, we necessarily which has assum- Usk ofutterly hopeless a contradiction getting itiie a goveruineut that means of this statement circulated as time. ed a Territorial form; and and a I e islature wttii its enactments as it was. " Probably of a govern-,,,.- ,. extensively all th.: various adjuncts Laws have to be made, officers not one paper iu twenty that published l ave to be created to execute those the original story would admit a refubecome an mat- LATEST of it in its columns; and yet the laws; and weofnecessarily these United States, tation PATt'lICa. part one atom integral but contained all the pol.tiea. original story and "nave to perform therewith ' of truth, and that was, that such a More Earthquakes lRMpaln. f unctions associated We are united, then, as a body polileft the company of "Mormon" girl Madbid,8. Fresh earthquake shocks an integral part of this governwas a mat- were tic, as and sub-- i emigrants In New York. It felt yesterday at Nerja and our to Incomes' duty it ment, of that ter of no particular concern to the Velese. .it to the lawsand Institutions all that are constitu-tim- company or the Elders in charge that Elected. government tonotice was called to this she did so, for she was not a member (special via and framed Galveston, S, General Paama, t'V the reader) and not ot their faltu, and they felt no special S trta Douiiugo Villas his been elect bised upon correct principles, of the interest In her emigrating to Utah. ed president oi tne Mtate oi Panama, in violation of what the fathers uu.i was duly installed 'We want Miss instituted.' found CJoop that fact The country a in Lord the things, Prlnee Albert Victor Attains) bla on acknowledge to "Mormon"-hatin- g passengers temporal as well as spiritual. , Majority. . board the boat while crossing the At8. to the intelliPrince Albert Victor, of to leave Londo.v, it We have but lantic and y iclded Uj their p rsuaslons heir presumptive to the British Wales, tortu what of York by to instead New in proimagine remain reader to gent y. throne, attained his ous course qf reasoning those senti- ceeding to Utah did iiot surprise those Tbe event was made majority the occasion of ments could be construed into any- who knew her. She had several rejoicings throughout the country. In than expressions of a months previously shown that she had Loudon the day opened with tbe ringthing else an uu- - no mind of her owu by yielding to the ing of bells, hoisting of flags, and itfcharacter, ' evincing af music at St. James Palace. The Uni jauiivmv mlstakable disposition iu favor of persuasions of a sectarian minister versity of Cambridge sent an address foster-mothwhen of congratulation to the young Prince. supporting and sustaining the lawsand and quitting her the to 'embark were about upon institutions of the country. they Some of the tactics of the prosecu- cars at e lock port to euimraie iu BTJSINKSS NOTICES. Upon that occasion her tion were to say the least, disgraceful, Utah. WASTED. had only been gone a while in other respects they were foster-moththe few lays, when the gir relented and in and despicable People who wish to have their stoves paltry this opinion is applied to the "Mormon" Elders In fitted up, repaired castings made, or and extreme, sort of fobbing in Iron and other shared by many that region to know if they could not auy whose shop Is metals. John M. as well as by people connected with assist her to emigrate to Utah, and it close to the 17th Smith, Ward schcol-hous- e, witnesses the of the lady attends to all kinds of work in that waV Iat her solicitation that the Chufch. Some were asked whether. In case a revelawho had reared her and had proved as inc at cheap rates. tion were received by the authorities kind as any real mother couia toner, Mr. Walter Cooper, the Confectioner of the Church commanding them in the subsequently sent means from Utah to and dealer In Fruits, Candy, etc., has no to If engage trustees her of for to emigration. pay Liverpool capacity removed from his stand south' of the other than "Mormon" teachers, tuey she has not already changed her mind Walker House to first door south of would obey it. Those witnesses were again and wished herself in Utah, she Little, Roundy & Co's., where he can those who found prepared to thus required In these extraordinary probably soon will do so, and we snail be at lowest desire anything in hissupply line, their define to of this not to learn poor cash prices. only not be surprised lw proceedings and piece of humanity petitionvacillating position in regard to existing facts ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. conditions, but with regard to lmagi-uar- y ing again for help to comejxut here. or suppositional situations that Oar attention has been called to this At the Pavilion Wednesday." Thurs never did exist and so far as human subject now by reading in a late num- day and Frday nights, 7th," 8th and 1. nth, of the Bicycle Wonder, W. ken extends, neither can nor will. Lt ber of the Millennial Star the follow matter Wlliuot, tne acknowledged King or an this scandalous consider to the contradiction candid person any ing in his wonderful performwho riders, and see if he can Imagine any greater report, and which, coming as it does ances accomplishes feats of balancing puts the law of gravita stretch absurdity, not to say license from Ihe chief officers of tne steam- while running, at uenance. come ana oe con and impertinence In Its line than this. ship upon whlcluthe company crossed tion d4t vinced. In the first place the situation is the ocean, ought to satisfy even tbe no proba- most prej udiced thai the charges made there is Grand Democratic Meeting. : a man against, the Elders were-fals; . bility of its ercr arising; to ask Anniversary of .Battle of New Or Salt Lake Theatre, January 8th, h.t his oosltlon woufd b Inof relation leans, 1884. Dec. S. S. Abizoxa, 6, the fu 1885. soeecnes dt representative inn- to an improbable condition coca state the ocrats. All are invited ; "We hereby certify that ture is a reuuest for niui to ao on mi ment New nifcnces at i.ao. All seatsmeeting the in. free. published recently such if Is ssihle thin. The fact that Half fare rates on U. V. It. K. ana u. York iS'un, and extensively copied in in regard to an influ& K.Q. from 7th to 9th. . dtd English papers, proceedings are allowed to go on ua. ence beln? exercised by the "Mor oo hivn iwen permitted in mons" on the steamship Arizona, to EM D LESS VARIETY . the District Court of late, it might take Miss Lavlnia Coop to Utah against endless Of for things in 'different colors at peo nor No unnecessary as false su'.rsrested is l.e violence, her will, U. J uUSTAVESOrt a. theatres to Call and jee them, Costs ple to pay an admission-fenothing. or Miss with anyone Coop "Mormon", d&s to witness dramatic perwruinu.,, AllU. when freeentrancecau. be had to the "We understand that Miss Coop was room where broad not a member of the"Mormon"churcn, On January 1st the favorite Pleasant x,r...iare Court but was going out at her own request valley uoai. ratnea Dy tne utan . uen enacted in real life. farces who Is a "Mor tralCo., will again be fonnd at our tn Ufr cited of and who had sent the means for yard, and we can then offer to the peo Some Instances n mon," pie of Bait Lake and vicinity their teachers making applicai- - her emigration to utan. . Elders smok choice of the following well known about the .The story not were and they tions for schools, and taking Coals : Bock Springs, Pleasant Valley, lag, drinking, engaged.,? They .expressed the belief Improper liberties with the passengers, weoer ana tiea ianon. Coal Dept. U.PR'y., Co; v.-- . tintthPT were rejected because tuey t mure i A. J. Ounnzix, Agent.' Samuel Bkooks, Commander, tirtt members of the Church Purser.. K. Hammiul, '(I. in for ' to The aeencT for the sale of the Plea- amounts nothing, ' ' Their 'mm" m"' ' t sant Valley coal, mined by - the U. C. ''''m that a preference.pf anv case whero uaviiiK ueeu replacoiuni; not stated by the trustees it vinH A NEW MISSIONARY FIELD. with Kuiuyiuj In ed the Union Pacific agency have this city, I i accepted a position be aro devout Saints Latter-dawith that company, and respectfully of Tire case of rejection, to be on account from my friends a continuance la the words of the Savior that solicit lievers tne of pp" bad their of 'reputation, the past favors. I will be fonnd at be shall ot the Kingdom "This Gospel their yard from January 1st, and can .nd harden to know that the action a lor .world the witness, to all reached Bock Valley, wa well groaoded. The point sought to and then ball the end come." Tney offer suv Springs, Pleasant , i vvait ' A. be established by the prosecution wmi.- not Jj, Williams. the f alfllment ot W lor IqqIs nononly uaorcn , by the mandate of the M WANTED. AYER'S very to a man who has no appetite for food. Mr. Edgar W Young, of Point Eastman,, V., was troubled with lck of appetite and loss of energy. He tried many medicines and several phytic ians. Alt were in vain until a physta-la- n Ko other eomphUnU are sa lnsidionj in their told Mm to .ry Brown's Iron Bit ters. This had the desired effect and he at lack as those affecting tha throat ana lungs: can now eat heartily and do his work ue so trifletl with by the majority of suffer with vigor. Take tiro hint, if yon ers. J lie oruinary concu or coIU. resulting want to enjoy your dinuer. icrh: from a trifling or unconscious ex u LIGITTBt'IBfCL i 4r rallure. .'r'tnill"rwaa best dinner Is of no account The i 1 AMElTlCAN. OFFICIAL card-playin- TELEGRAPH. BY definitely democratic than that. It was held bv the Court, in effect, that this journal is the organ of the and an attempt was made to Church, . of the the turDOses " ..,:ii i It itfnrihp of the utterance no But prosecution. a into construed shape be News could oi that species any it appear to make in- the of freedom the of rnrt;iilinent dividual existed In connection with the Church, neither has it advocated any ntiwr nrinciDlea than those of freedom and the rights of men', no matter of mav be. This ...i.... It ' ' " rnlor thev U .1 to every person is a tact well known h h is uerosed the columns of this rATer. The inability of the prosecution to find materials for their object was into clearly betrayed :in their searches the circumstances of the past.connect-- t d witu the early settlement of Utah, when there was scarcely a ' in the Territory, and there bein now no opportunity to give explanaintrotions of the matter of that kindshowed duced. This modus operatuli that they were driven to that recourse, because' the present status of affairs afforded no opportunity for carrying out their design, l'erhapa this absence of present .matter can be clearly i.v the reDublication of a quota tion read by Assistant U. S. District deAttorney Varian from a discourse livered by President John Taylor, The purposes of its April tu, Court by the assistant in presentation the opposiprosecution was to toshow the laws of the tion f the Church L prediction, but they hold themselves" In readiness to assist In Its fulfilment, and never falter though they are required to undergo as great trials and privations in their efforts to spread the Gospel as. the Apostles of old were subjected to. The prospect of hanger, or cold, or persecution, or imprison ment, or even death does .not prevent them from doing.thelr doty in tbfs respect, for they feel as Paul said he did : "Necessity is laid upon me; yea, woe fs unto me if I preach not the Gospel!" They hail with pleasure the prospect of any new Held for missionary labor being opened, for they have a longing desire that "every nation, kindred, tongue and people" may have the privilege of hearing the Gospel. It will therefore prove encouraging to them to learn that an effort is about to be made to introduce the Gospel Into Turkey. President John Henry Smith, !of the European Mission, has for some months past been in communication with quite an intelligent gentleman lu Constantinople, who has been investigating our doctrines and has become satisfied of the truth of them. This gentleman thinks there is a good open-lu- g there for establishing a mission, and with this end in view, Elders Jacob Sporl and George C. Naegle, of the German Mission, have oecu appointed by President Smith to go there. We tiall watch with interest for further developments in connectiou with this missionary field. teachers are excluded from the District Schools, because they are not In the Church; falls flatly to the ground, being demolished by the. mere fact that teachers have are now employed been and a the common schools. If such a situation as the prosecution endeavored 'but failed to prove existed there would be no instance of this na ture. The fact of the preponderance of "Mormon" teachers is explained by the fact of members of tbe Church being overwhelmingly in tbe majority. The prosecution did not confine themselves to the school question in their efforts to show that an absolutism exists. The attempt was also made to exhibit a similar situation politically, ft has been constantly asserted that the nominations for office in the People's Parfcy are dictated by tbe Priesthood and the people are bound to sustain then bitheir votes.Yet that members of the Chnrch have on many occasions bolted the1 People's Party tickets is a matter of notoriety, and the bolters, including those who have run for office on opposition tickets, are still members of the Church, some of tthem Home Missionaries and holding other positions oi responsibility in 1 and have been subsequently selected for political positions of trust, honor and emolument by the People's Party. We take the liberty of citing those who shout so much about "Mormon" Church control, to the authoritative sermon of Bishop Spaulding, of Peoria, Illinois, delivered recently at theJRo-ma- u Catholic Plenary Council at Baltimore, in which he claimed for the church, authority iu temporal as well as spiritual matters, and placed in the order in which allegiance should be given by the citizen as:' "First, the Church; second, the Family, third, the State." Yt not a howl was raised from any quarter of tbe land against this extraordinary claim. The assertions so frequently made that the "Mormons" are under an absolutism grows out of the fact of their extraordinary unity, which is not an outgrowth of an existing tyranny, but of an intelligent understanding of correct, principles. Nothing would more effectively break this phenomenal unanimity than the condition that is falsely claimed to obtain. Auy attempt to exercise tyrannical coutrol over them and deprive them of their freedom would make quick work in the .demolition ot the admirable harmony that prevails in the community. flUERBACH |
