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Show t trm nan l on account of any such person voting for cr omitting to vote for any parti FIFTH STREET. cular person at any election." It also gives the Governor the W. PENIUXJE, - - KlUTOR right to establish precincts in distant OGtikX JUNCTION ChAP-LES- . BusituA Wanagrr. B. STRATFORD, fcPJtlSttr.irs !(" 11. Evening, Feb. I'rlrtaf Lfc TO 151 pi; esm the pkople P- - or i mining camps, a power that rightfully belongs to the county autherities, and repeals the Act of our Legisla tare conferring the elective franchise upon women, and all other Acts on our statutes relating to suffrage. . We have given the bill this nutice atd present this synopsis thereof, not because we thin there is any dan ger of its passage, but simply to show what our enemies are tryiug to and what asses some mem bers of Congress are making of them i Springer, of Illinois has suffered himself., to bo made the tool of the conspirators who have murted Utah for their prty, like hungry wolves, euier to devour. ,Tue Hoo. llepre-- a lUatrVe doubtless imagines he will spring iuto popularity add gain fame, selves. by pandering "to the prejudices of IiIX I $ L A.T I V Vj (Mormonr eaters," Hut let him look over the lust of Congressmen who DAY. .lave fathered oppressive and unjust Thursday, Peb. 10. measures against this Territory, and Council; Councilor IlarriDgton.from And in their committee on judiciary, to whom had mark' their downfall". been referred "A bill relating to de i'i disgrace he way see hia own fato fore- cedents," reported the same back shadowed". ; For the final disgrace of amended, and reoommended its passnge amended. The bill was rend, and v'all who figure in an attempt to des ns the amendments adopted. The kill was troy or curtail the legitimate rights further amended and passed. e A was received from the of anf portion of the people of this Houe, announcing that they had passed great country, is only a (juestioa ot (C. F. C) "An act for the relief .of certain persons named therein." etc, THIRTY-SECON- uif8-ng- amended. The bill as amended was read, Tho 141 introduced by Springer the amendments concurred in, and it has been read wicc, referred to the was ordered engrossed and sent to the Governor for his action thereon. 1 committer on judiciary,' and ordered CouhcH took recess till 2 p m. TWO P. M. We , do not believe to be printed. ' Council resumed ill sitting. ' 4 that the bill will proceed any further. (U F. 2) 'A bill to incorporate the But' if iVsflould be Reported favor- - city ft Kichfiel" was taken up on its second reading, amend id, passed and ibly,' Ve have tw idea that it will ordered sent to the House. law. Like all tho Councilor W. 8 Snow, having obtainever become ed leave, p risen led "An act to amend - . bills manufactured in this Territory a charier of Mount Pleasant city." Laid ' ' and on the table till Saturday., sprung designing persons, ly Councilor Woedrutf presented the stalike members by upon Congress tistical report of Hon. A P. Rockwood, , ., Springer,, it. is altogether too rabid. the agent appointed by the D. A. and All these attempts at special legisla- - M Society to collect sundry statistics , ( for the Territory of Utah, in accordance '" ' tion for Utah, strike so palpably at with "An act establishing a bureau of of American statistics," approved February 20th. the commonest a J rights 1874. thaf On motion of Councilor Caine, the they cannot receive the jcitiaens, report was ordered to be printed in the v nupport of auy just imu ourna's, and referred to the committee individual capable of understanding on printing, with instructions to take iair-nnnd- ' ' ve cer-taiu- ly two-third- into consideration the propriety of its publication in pamphlet form. first in bill Springer's proposos, the Councilor Harrington, from the complace, 'that only inalo citizens of the mittee on judiciary, to whom was referred (H. F. 17) "An act to r?gulate the United Pta(es shallvote at any dec-- , manner of appeals from the district liaa in Utah. This aisns at two very court to the supreme court in criminal actions," etc, report e.i the same bnck important extensions of the suffrage with a substitute fur section 80. The in this Territory, 'fh., the right of report was aooepted. and the amendment considerwomen to vote, and the right of pcr- - adopted Pending its further of law. ation the bill was recommitted. tnnn over 21 years of ago to vete on Adjourned. them. t one out of twenty of the citizens of our Territory have it ia their reach to know what the laws of our Territory are, for it is very difficult for eveu tbe acting officer of the Territery to obtain theot for-lo.or money. It neems rather severe to punish people for Breaking laws when they have no means of knowing them uutil seutence is passed upon with tbem. iiot wishing- - t find the powers that be. I would suggest for the consideration of our representatives that the statutes of the Territory be revised and printed, and for eale at a price and In sufficient number Uiat any citisen can purchase. 1 do not w?bu to be understood tnat more legislation is not necessary, fur" the growing interests and rapid development of our Territory demand new enaetmenis, aud in almany instances a revision of some 1 do not consider that ready enacted. the representatives of the people are to blame that we have net the necessary laws to meet the present wants, for tbey have labored assidiously each session ot tUe Legislative Assembly to provide the necessary laws to meet the exigencies of the times, and too often, after their careof ful and indefatigable deliberations to made have been they days, forty realise tbe force of tbe almighty veto power vested in the Governor in the nullifying of everything they have done that would have been of any worth to their constituent. ' Many agriculturists complain of the the stuck raiseis in their vicinity, that their crops are invariably wore or less destroyed by stock, and their fields trampled over while the land is wet and they feel that they are not sufficiently protected. Tbe reason of this, is because tbey are not familiar with the law on this subject, which provides that the owners of domestic animals are liable for all damage doue by tbem with or without an enclosure, and whn the people of any county or part ef a county, shall consider that that region is more suitable for grazing and acock raising than for agricultural purposes aud so s decide by a vote of the taxwill then stock payers, onlj be liable fur damages when breaking over a lawful fence in that specified region If the law is enforced by the agriculturists, stock raisers will soon find that it is nut' profitable to raise stock in an agricultural district unless they fence their slock in, and they will goou abandon the pursuit or remove to a place suitable for that purpose. I frequently hear sheep raisers complain that they are continually suffering great loss and expense in consequeuce of their neighbors keeping diseased sheep in elose proximity to theirs. There is a law that reads as follows : "The owner of sheep having any disease is hereby required immediately to remove them to koine place where they cannot endanger the health of other sheep, or may be compelled to pay all damage that may accrue, by any court having jurisdiciion." Laws of Utah, chap. bO, see. 4, page 90. This law rigidly enforced would be of great benefit to all sheep raisers, anj without it sheep raising cannot be a positive success. People feel a delicacy in enforcing the law when it is broken The delicacy by their neighbors. be on the part of the transgresnor w. . rheirf pow granted by Houuk: After praTer by the cbnpiaio v) Congress to ' the. Territories,! and Mr. Pace prerented a rcnionhtfance frem S. Tanner and 235 other citizens forming part "of a bill in progress be- Joseph of Puyson Utah county, against changfore our Legislature. One sapient ing the boundaries of the corporation. 'Senator has introduced a bill this Read and referred to the co umitUe on municipal corporations. session t grant the right of suffrage Mr. Call, of the committee on road?, first-papers- r;s. ' JdseiDJi There is probably no man to whoin the community owe so muea a to tbe REMOVED ,'HJ3 BUSINESS to the TIOXEER DRUG STORE, honest, fair spoken physician, who does HAVING announces to his numeroitt patrons Ihutbe is still frepared tfw. to and his actual duty both to himself hit patients. Really skillful physicians nish them with -are not te numerous that their virtues ned no mention, and hence the advertisement of Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, Of excellent Material a nrl Superior Workmanship may well claim the reader's attention at prices that Xefy Competition. Good fit tfUuratUetd Dr. Pierce is a type of a class of men and who obtain enceess hy careful In addition to Vw former busi&ess ha now has effort, not attempting too much, OObs or creatine false ideas ae to ability. The OF-DRY-Gonly reliable physicians in these days of complicated disord rs and : , . i i. ' V Line of living is the "Specialist," tbe man wno understands his ope branch of the ' business. Such in his line is Dr Pierce. For the benefit of his readers . he has written a "Common Sense Medi cal Adviser," which is well worth readdispensed by a compete Wi'Jigs ing by those who need such a work. ALSO eiperieneed Druggist. Prcscriptiuus in English, FreBcH w With strict business honor, nigh pro' ' , fessional skill, reasonable fees, and a Latin carefully compounded. Dr. large corps of competent assistants, Pierce wilt doubtless make bis aame LIQUORS, TOBACCO AND CIGARS as "household words." OF THE CHOICEST BRANDS.' a; FINE STOCir high-pressur- e lit . 'iAaFun BPTEtVO. WINES, Cash, Wheat, Barley. Oafs. Butter, Eaas and Hides Itecetved in payment jor Merchandise. Land Sale. W. S. READ, Foreman Boot and Shoe CSIOX PACIFIC RAILROAD CO. d92 Land Offlcc of Company at this Ogdon. J. without de- lay the purchase money down, the balance in equal annual payments, with interest at 6 per oent. One-fift- me; women oi ucan. cpnngcr leve'nVel&k p..r -.- .-Iu , . . discount of 10 per cent, will be made for full payment in cash at the , ' II. F. No. 18) was TWO V On reassembling (II. -- - Assets,. INSURANCE IMPERIAL J had suddenly disappeared. Varieus reports were abroad until Saturday, Feb. 5, at which lime the news reached us that the body had been found in a snow-slidJumes Armitstead, Esq., immediately issued tbe necessary papers and dispatched a constable for the body, and and for ibe witnesses who found and exhumed the body, to appear at "the City Hall in Plmaant Grove. The body and witnesses arrived here late on Sunday evening. Monday morning, Feb. 7, at 9 o'clock, a jury was Impanelled, consisting of the following gentlemen Lewis Robinson, Wm. J. Hawley, and The examination Henson Walker, Sen of the body and witnesses elesrly demonstrated that Wm. Wilson came to bis death by being overtaken and buried in a snow-elide- , and perished from suffocation. A verdict was given agreeable to the above facte, after which the friends of the deceased obtained the body and prepared it for its final resting place. The funeral services were conducted by Henson Walker, Sea , and a large of people were in attendance. Deceased was born Feb. 2, 1848 He was a native of Kentucky, was welt respected, and many warm sympathizing friends felt to mourn an untimely loss. fc'j'if . J 1 1 0 COMPANY ! , ;......$S,000,000, Aasets, QUEEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY . COMPANY 'AMAZON INSURANCE Or Ciiieimiati, Ohio. ! f FORNIA V FIREMANB FUND OF traXdl $730,000, ., Assets, are hereby notified to call at the Ko'd $1,000,000,J Aetf., All persons owning dogs in Ogden City !8 10,000,000, It. Co. NOTICE! goM. Uverpool, England. iset Land Commissioner, UP. ' Or London, England. OT O. F. DAVIS, e lnee" its organization,L,hvh paid (158 It ' 2,398,273.12 ' . 11 1 RECORDER'S OFFICE ALLEN'S; s r F Ogden, Utal, Main Street, ' FRESH A RIVAL OP All dogj not bo Registered and Numbered Before the 1th of Jtlareh 1876 .'A NEW RAISINS, CUIZHANTS, LEMOl :'' and CITRON PEEL, ri: n h ' l 'Will be liable e. again taken up and several amendments made, after a long and spirited debate, in which the House was almost equally divided. The roost important amendments carried were those exempting undeveloped mining clniuis from taxation; and making the office ef Assessor and Collector elective. A motijn to s rike out the allowauce of ten per cent, to the oolleotor on delinquent taxes after he - Wm. M. Frampto.i. had paid the full amount himself, was lost by the oastmg vote of the Speaker. After being read the third time by its title, on motion of Mr. Penrose it pasted. 3. J. TAYLOR. J. H. NKLS0X, Mr. Hatch presented (!I. F. No. 29) 'A bill to provide tor the solemnization & TAYLOU, NELSON . of marriage in the Territory of Utah," which was read the first time ' and referred to the committee on judiciary. A communication was received from Offiet at rrMmn uf. J. U. XELSOX, cornrr the Coanoil stating tbey had concurred Mailt and TUirtl Mrtttt. in the amendments to C.'F. No. 6. Also that toey had made Beveral amendments OGDEN CITr, UTAH. 10 (H. F. No. 14) "A bill relating io tbe 124 lm estates of decedents." The amendments were concurred in, and Messrs. Tburber and Silas 8. Smith appointed a committee of conference wiih a commitue of the Council on Sec. 80. Adjourned. ! j 1,000,000, goia, 1876. i . ! , - - ! , i Of liOiulon, England. In the City Hall and have the same bridges, &c, reported adversely on the Between Christmas and New Years a petition for an appropriation of $2,000 report came to our quiet little town that for labor done on the road from Kaaab, one of our Wm. who asross the liurkskin Mountains ' Report was Wilson, in Americantownsmen, Fork Canon, working accepted and committee discharged from furtber consideration of the subject. Mr. Rockwood, of the committee on municipal corporations, reported (C. F. No. C) "A bill extending the time for tiling on certain lots, &c," amended. On motion of Mr. Penrose it was read the third lime by its title, and on motion of Mr. Preston, poised. Mr. Lyman presented a memorial from Dan Thompson and 43 others for an appropriation of $1,600 t gravel a road at Read and reScipio, Millard county. ferred to ' the committee oa roads, , bridges, &o. (11. F. JXo. 18) "A bill to provide revenue for the Territory of Utah and the several counties thereof," was taken up, and pending its consideration the House adjourned. Qgen TJtat - ' time of the purchase. AS THE LAW DIRECTS. February 8ih, Xews: - h A dll3-4- r CO S. LONDON A SSUBAKCE COBPORATION " ' ' - The lands will be so'd on the following terms: E. DOOLY Insurance Agency Persons having made application for any portion of said lands will make payment for the same Dp't,. JOSEPH TYRRELL, Prop'r. tf Lying west of the SALT LAKE MERIDIAN, in the counties of DAVIS and WEBER, Utah Territory, are now offered for sale at the JOHN DRIVER, Dispensing Drnggi, JOSEPH HALL, Gen. Supt. The Landi of the Funeral. Draenl 1 tSl CEEIE; and UfdJcfncs Pure est Editor SHOES, d linricd in atSnowKlide Itody round-Inquand Registered and Numbered, Pleasant Orovb, "MD BOOTS ,' wants to take it away. We think they are equally consistent and that they will be equally successful. Springer's next provision w that no polygamist or bigamist shall vote at any election in Utah. The ques- ipD jsbow?will he prove a man to he either f" "And if a polygamist is an immoral person, why not prohibit every person who keeps a mistress, or any libertine,'from voting? The bill then makes a number of cumbersome provisions for the management of elections one of which is that each precinct shall have three judges of election and two clerks, and auo'ber of which is thai the polls fihall be kept open (in November) f Globe. The Snccesisfnl Physician. 4 iff Liuit From the St. CANDY AND NUTS, Etc, Etc. A GENERAL STOCK OF TO BE KILLED By the Marshal or his Deputies. t CHOICE Family GBOCEEIES P n ii At Hie Lowest Prices. EEST PLACE TO BUY. Bj order of th City Council, JAMES TAYLOR. dl32-t- f . City Recorder. c! a' G00D5, Daily arrival of the latest styles of Staple and Fancy DRY winter and Notions, Boots and Shoes, Men's Hats, Lidies' Furs, Ribbons Goods and Gents' FurnishtDgs. K6W IS YOUR TIME. ? it ttr i GEO.D UNFOlWt t - ..- , tl i r f HOSIERY, Cheaper than the CHEAPEST. C TI1E LEADING MERCHANT regard to qualifications it not certhe of only requires or production tificates of citizenship by foreign-t- ( TY LA iru persons challenged at the polls, ' 15 TBB but also, if the certificate was grantMain. HAT AND CAP ed by a court in Utah, a certified aju fopy of the court reeorus aduntting GOODS RECEIVED DAILY. tbem to citizenship. That this prois vision Boot and2 Shoe Trade ridiculous, and inoperative, in the first markets East and West, t "can and will no requires argeurcnt. BUYING the largest houses in Utah. I have on hand cousiantly, Offr fait line stock at A provision is also made giving to .Agents. and choice stock of . 'crify feleelo the - vigVit to inspect Wnoi.E8ALi' and Retail, iuis rigut is al puouc reeorus. FUKXISIII ready accorded by our Territorial pcsiallj Seleeted for the XOTIOXS. C'Al'S ratutes and auniuipal ordinances, 1SOOTM. HATS. GOODS, Utah Market, t r: ths information of the introducer oi ETC, HOSIERY; :o:the bill stands od a par with that oi J EX AM PLED FIGURES! the Senator who wants the suffrage extended 'to the women of Utah. d3f3-t- f Slocked with choice TEAS, COFFEES, SUOAB TO WITH FILLED OF INTEREST TS TOPlrg Therestol the bill relates tofraudu FRUITS CAXXfcl F11U The Aon Enforcement of I viy owu.r of a ril- - , n lNtinltl. eon'aii AXD VEGETABLES. frwrtirni nl Tliornng-hvt hnt voting, and unheard of and unan li il. A. $!.f0 huokn am th sntijact. iv.htt!f ki luaro liAKDK.N KRthrpnichont ttiVrouxtr.' common nt s Hkely tampering; with the relnras ol To who r ittfTering from tho errors abd is And every variety of provisions and fancy groceries for family n'8, melbnli a inTlulil Ckxtervillk, Davis Co, it practical, discretion, f tbeiu. jegth, norroni wmkaros early elections, and provides a penalty o' February, 9tb, 1S7G. low of mantiocd. 4c, I o a rocipo Sent for 10 Cents, which wil be two thousand dollars and imprison EoiToa Junction: euro jou, IKE I OP CHARGE. Thli grJ on the first order allowed Have been made for Xmas and New Years. rem-- ty ditorered by a miwioaary Id foath Many people clamour for more law or inpnt for three years, for "any pernor geedn. j o not a nd vben they do enforce one half the k. oavdnpo to tho who nhall vote for the excimmunica Addrp, of the Citr aw sirea ly npun our itatute book, Kit. Jouei-- T. Ikmax, SUiliom 1, ii,hlt Hrmte, All Goods delivered free to aay fi'twi-f- , Hett E. KOttT, J. tk-I a oi mil ing te admit that not York of kny person from nf churd .ilino'.i. tt. St (i!':t l ity. ll.ea.uru, Hn1 eon-cour- . SALT Stanford House! KE CI " Nos. 1 and 2, Fifth Street, Corner : Wl Real Estate , .s ROOT'S Garden Manual - " ? ISr Goods, Staple LOTIIlG. CilTH' iS3(l. -- ' GROCERY IRIEI FISH CARD. Ijw DEPARTMENT 11 lalKr-mviu- g SPECIAL ITJ'CJI3:AJ3SS do-- cj I I , n mf - , - t( 1l ii d |