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Show visit or govebnok AXTELL. tU'ccplIoti Hi the Depot, these years. We were then, both of us, pick and shovel miners in California. Twenty years ago last August I was selected as first District Attorney of a County formed in that State. I served the people ef that County for tlx years. Afterwards I had the honor to repre Territory of Utah shall go on, and that all men shall be free to debate, and I am convinced that the truth will come out, and that it will prevail. Again thauking you for this meeting, and for this privilege, I now bid you ail good night. The speech of the Governor wis Rocky Mountain Misfllonary Appointments. The Home Missionaries fill the appointCounty are requested to on Sunday, Feb. ments herein named, 28tb, 1875 Lorenzo Ogden Tabernacle Bishop will Neslin F. D. Young und Elder Itobt. hold two nieetings, at 10 a. m., and at A VALUABLE at the depot on Saturday on the arrival of the Utah evening Central train, hoping that his Excellency would favor them with a speech. He was met by Mr. GofT Moore, wl.o introduced the committee to him. They escorted the Governor to the lieardsley House, when, in response ) the earnest request of the people, he consented to address them. A number of the leading men of the city wore introduced to the Governor, and Hppeared with him on the balcony of Bcirdsley House; the Ogden IJrass Band playing several natimal the airs. Mr. lowing C W. Penrose read the fol- : To Ho.i. S. IS. AXteu., OoTernor of Utah ! laboring men of the country. The confidence which they hive felt in me, and which I hope never to forfeit, is my only warrant io any position of trust. I wish to ay to my old frieuds the tnen, the men of the country that 1 have always believed there was no real antagonism between labor and capital. For, I look upon labor as the locomotive, and capital as the force that sets it in motion. There is no oftiagoniiim between those who hold position and those who do not; and I pity the men in public station or life who do not know a man from a piece of brovlcloth. I have always locked into the Hit ions of nun und women to find their character and nut to their certificates of recommendation or their station and position. I come to Utah, appointed by the Government of tlie United States us the chief executive ollicer of the Territory; aud so far as I am capable of judging of isy own motives, and so lar as I know my own determinations, 1 have not coiue as the favorite of any particular f iction or set of men. 1 am determined te be n governor, not of a section, but of the whole people. Whether I cun win your love or friendship, I do not know; but I in tend to try to do my duty, and 1 believe that I can act so ns to deserve the respect of all good uica and women tf this hard-workin- pick-and-shov- g pri-val- e Your Kxbllkncyj In behnlf of the citiiens of OgJen, w, a committee oppointed for the pur Territory. There are certain great cardinal prinpose, hereby tender you a cordial welcome to our ity, and beg your acceptciples which should guide the politics of ance of its heipitalitles during your tbe nation. Among these are the right of local the idea that rtuy among i ua. Vke desire tllat with relations are instituted yoifr ui, governments amongst men and with the people of the whele Terri- for the god of the governed; that derive all (heir just powers from tory, may be of that nature which should eiist between the titiiens and the officer the eonsent cf the governed; that tbey appointed by the Government of the na- are expected lo aim to make men and tion to be their chief Executive. women happy, to preterve life and proThis U comparatively a new country, perty and personal liberty; that for this aod it may lack some of those refine- purpose governments are instituted, ments and elegancies which are the and that they are worthiest if they fruits of time and advanced civilization; fail to accomplish this end; that we but we think it contains at warm hearts owe, all of us, obedience to the law, and and loyal souls at thou that mere to tbe allegiance to the Government. And almusic of patriotism in any part of the low me to say that, as a representative lroad land which boasts of the gallant of the Federal Government of this counstars and stripes as Hi national banner try, I earnestly believe that it is for the We welcome you to the vales and good ef every man, woman and child ef mountain, the hearts and homes of this Territory, and in all the United Utah! and trut thai your duties as its States, that the laws of the land should Governor, and yenr intercourse with the be strictly obeyed; and I have that conpeople as a citizen, may be pleasant to fidence in the great man who presides at ycu and profitable to the Territory, and Washington to believe that ha will se thru this viait to Ogden City may be but the laws enforced, and the law officers i b p first of & series which thall Increase and their courts sustained, and their dein interest and pleasure and benefit to us cisions carried into effect, whether in ' til. Louisiana or Utah, if it requires that a L J. IUrrick, Mayor, soldier should stand ou every square Walter Thomson, Alderman, foot of land In this Territory. The la u s C. W. Piniioss, Councilor, must be obeyed. Committee of Reception. It is well understood what I mean. fgden City, February 20th, 1875. There it, in this country, perfect toleraGovernor Axtell made the follow- - tion fur the religious sentiments of all ioc extempore reply! men, and freedom to worship God according to the dictxtes of their own congov-ruen- THE GOVERNOR'S SPEECH. wish to say to the Mayor and Count-lore of this city that I do Hot expect to he able. In fitting terms, to reply to their I did not Vwdly ad Iress of welcomn. expect to meet with the people at this time. 1 thank you, however eincerely, fur this mark of your coufidenoi and esteem cxteuded to me, as a straofer. I desire to say to tbe citizens that I am glad te meet you, and to hare tbe iritilege of saying a few words to the ladies and gentlemen or rather to the n.en, woinea and children, because these are the dearest wordswho have assembled here to night to see" me, led, possi-- l !yt by curiosity to loak in the face one who is called, for the time being, to oc- I tupy a prominent peiitiou. I come here only as the guest of one f your citiiens; to visit my old friend, 'i off Moore, whose acquaintance I had tbe pleasure to make some twenty-thre- e years ago, ia California, and whose triendehip I then secured, and have had tst good fortune to retain during all sciences, iu obedicnee to the law. I mean the written law; the law enforced by the courts, that bears equally upon all, that knows no favorit.sra and no dis- tinction. have not come here to make a speech Cut, from the few general principles that I have advanced, I hope you will discover that I earnestly believe in free discussion, both on the slump and through the press, and I am satisfied that our experience will illustrate tbe truth, that there is no danger to be apprehended from error so long as truth is left free to combat it. 1 am willing to trust my principles and creed to open and free discussion. I shrink from no comments or criticism from the publie press. I screen myself behind no law of . If I cannot libel; I invoke no live down is this community all that the press can tay against me, then I am only a paper man.' Men of character care not for criticism, favorable er unfavorable. I desire that free discussion of every tenet and doctrine and principle in this I gag-law- of the Ueardsley Hojse, which were partaken of by the Governor and a number of gentlemen present. After which, his Excellency repaired to the residence of Mr. Guff Moore, on the Bench, where he received calls from many citizens, aud was serenaded by the Baud. Governor Axtcll has made a inot-favorable impression on the people of this city, and from his manner, appearance and utterances, they regard him as a just, honorable and iran who will mt be swerved from the line of his duty by either 'Mormon" or "Gentle" influences, but will execute the laws and maintain under all circumstances the dir-nitof the Government which he diuing-hal- l t fair-minde- d y represents. LOCAL ITEMS. From Monday's Daily of Feb. 22 9Tf THE AMERICAN SARDINE CO'tj BONK-LESSardines, are inMch Letter, aud loss than tl7-l- y half the cost of .imported Sardiuen. CI earn me For SO Krocerie, liuotn, print, idiom, ko. caali. Sale. at W. FO' OEK'S, rhoice tea, dress goi-tl- t nheetiiip, ll.iti ui-lat itacriticiiiK prices. 'I Anus W. tOLLGUt. day only, Trial. The trial of Col. T. E. Ricks, commences in this Third District Court ForCobinne. Governor Axtell leaves us this eveuing for Corinne. He will not vi.it Cache Valley on this occasion, but it is his iktentiou to see the people for himself in every part of the T?rri-toras opportunity offers. Which is y just right. Tub Children. Purely Vegetable! Fifteen yearn ot eanest botanical " anions tho.-- o mountains mid valleys ,i(Vu Tm, r in tliB dUc.very, only ot many i,t.w VKiiM,' of l.t!its, tut of new sj ude; Home at ii, vondcifull nieilninul nnd mraiive nronert!, lly eontiinml experiment their virttios have 'T' come known und thus from extmi-tcf tit iirwly discovered pUnts arc these pill, comboo! ' ut Slaterville Marriott David. M Stuart. Him dale Moroni Brown. Mound Fort -- Evening, Joseph Stanford Second District, South Charles F. Middleton. F. D MEDICISE. MOM NEW AND BARK MEDICINAL PLAVTi RECENTLY DISCOVUtfcD LN TuK ROCKY MOUNTAINS. Last Friday afternoon, the City sent, in Congress, one of the most popuCouncil, having learned that Govern- lous districts of the State of California, 2 p. m. or Axtcll intended to come ti Uden and subsequently to be re elected to frequently interrupted by applause, Elders Ballantyne and Monch will and at its conclusion three hearty rn a visit to Mr. Goff Moore, of thi that position. During all this time, and lor all the success t have ever en- cheers were giveu him by the assem- visit such Sabbath school as in their city, an old friend with whom Ke lind judgment is an at important. joyed in public life, t have been in- bled populace. Lfca intimately acquainted in early debted to the "common Lynn James Taylor. people," or tbe Refreshments in the were provided California Cdraund Ellsworth. commit' a times, appointed tec, consisting of Mayor Lk J. Her rick, Aldennau W. Thomson and Councilor C. YV. l'curose. to wait upon the Governor and welcome him t our city. The news beinj; circulated, a large number of the ciliEetis of Ogden Vh, of Weber iled. Il properly uted, they will tuie Yery mi,, diseases, pains and urhes und re more cnU'v valuable in DYSJM'.t'SIA, UVbK t'OMl'LU'K IMUUKSTION, JAIN DICK, a nr. all can, .J I'EVKllS, L'OU'S, UIUNAKY and KIlNt 1HBsKS, Klt,1 MAlbM, (OMlViKuCJ llKRlliliK., MUiKIHE, HUMPS, Mh.t. I.KS, for I'nrifyinfc the t.lood. and lor many uthtr and nil cases of lSlLLhJl'SNLjs kklj Diboiileied Htomacli On orders accompanied by the cash or pom order, I will aeud salely by mail poslpaiil, I l,n IMIs for 2i couts. 1 liux boxen $J,5(i, 1 gro.su bo.n, U:cuakds. e, A Bonn. Messrs. Clore and Gordon J. K. J01I.M.V arc in this city with tlieir champion St. Oeorge, Uteu. and apparatus for boring It might be thought that an editor has no ESTRAY CALF. need of anything of a boring nature, char4 IIK1FKR CALF, COMING considering the inflictions of the one year oH in the Kpnu.n, branded W t ,i acter winch he is daily called to bear, the lift hip; Strayed from the noiitli end ef ti., but nevertheless we engaged last Satur- ton n hiMt t ii. Any information couccniug tit iiHioml, will be thankfully received bv day the services of Messrs. Clore and ULUMS, Midwife, well-aug- ili-s- . Voiing Stieet, Gordon to bore on a city lot fur good ater. TLey penetrated the earth through soil and quicksand, for about eighteen feet, making a hole in the ground about fifteen inches in diameter, when they came to a clay deposit, through which they made a smaller bore, till they c.ime to gravel and a vein of clear water, soon which arose to tbe upper point where the clay commenced To this point from the surface they inserted a tube of red wood composed of strips eighteen feet long, one and a half inches thick and four inches wide, beveled and braced together by iron bands. The object of this was to keep out the surface wa'er and prevent it from tainting the clear stream from below. This process of well boring is admirably adapted lo our wants in this city. People living where the ground is impregnated with alkali, can, by this means, have as good wells of water as those residing in more favorable localities, and wells can bo so constructed in any foil as lo keep out tbe foul soakagc which occurs through spring thaws and summer irrigation. Messrs. Clore & Gordon thoroughly understand their business, and have all the necessary apparatus required for it, and are ready to bore for those who require their services. A uote adJresed to them, at P. 0. Box, 45. Ogden City, will ensure prompt attention. OjjdtL. ESTRAY. fiJ KRAStfi MSG HAM'S HEM in Ogdrn Valley Imsin, latt July, one ttr(t. on left tbigb, Kjuip y. hay mare, briiuded old sorrel inaie,l,rLiiii in fane; and ne hre-yein same limiiner, o e white hmd foot Tliemw i requeued to prove pro pel ty, pay clntrjtt nij take ihem awny. AMC INTO ar-ol- d M) UK SCO BINGHAM. Valley, let). 23d, ISTa. en S1IEUIFPS SALE. VIUTLK OF N 1'XECUTION iGAI.NET H. Stewart Itnseil and Co., ued it Juiilice' Coil t, I have seized and taken cip Mill with ti.vtHien Sleam Saw all im Mtnated in North Fork of Arhmkle fanyni,', M rnxn Co.. wliirh 1 shall Kell at I'uhlic Yeuliar, to the liijrhe.t didder, at Mountain Green, Mnr;,' County, ou the Tth day of February, 1S75. at U o'cluik a.m. DAVID A. FANPKKS, 6 her ill of iljryan 1)Y J. t. LOCAPV Z! BRANCH, C. im:. Offer to the public a full and assortment of complete STAPLE & FANCY hIEBCHDISE! The Sunday School children made a call on Governor Axteli Cousisling of yesterday and greeted him by the singDRY GOODS, srOVKS, The Goving of Sunday-schoo- l songs. NOTIONS, TINWARE, ernor responded in a brief but excellent GLASSWARE, HATS & CAPS, speech from the porch of Mr. Goff & SHOES, CUOt.'KERYf I500TS Soda Spring?, Oueida Co., Idaho, Moore's residence, in which he gave PATENT MKDIClSlI GKOCfilUES, Feb. 17th, 1375. 1 expression to many lofty and inspiring Editor Junction : li AUD WARE, ETC, ETC. Not Tne children will cherish sentiments. seen in Sir: having anything Alio a full line a pleasant remembrance of Governor your valuable paper for some lime in relation to this part of Oneida, I thought & Axtell. to givo you a few items. Our winter thus far has been the coldest, with lhe The mails ScnnEN Demise. We are grieved to least snow, for ten years. come ami gone regular every week, have Mre. record the death of Hooper, wife which makes it much Great reduction in Price of pleusanter for us of Mr John Hooper, of Hooper City, in than former winters. There has been WOOD'S CHAMPION & EXCKESIOR this county. This lady was widely known constant travel between here and llvan-stowith teams; alo between here and and respected for her many excellent cfc Franklin. qualities. She breathed her last on The health of the people ia generally An-other Farming Implement. Saturday the 20th inst., of apoplexy of good. We expect a grand rush next toThe Northwestern Stage the brain, lhe funeral teok place Spring. intend to put on a tri weekly line remains cemet. the tke in Ogden ry, day nml ShuM-Hlic- r of coaches from 15vansion soon. Weulo Whitewater a followed by large procession look for a similar lin from Frnnkiin. being from Hooper ard this city. With these facilities we may expect an increase of tourists and visitors to the Also Winchester tC llcmoerut Springs. E.vplosiom. On Saturday afternoon Our worthy Bishop started '.his morr-in- g the passengers on the train from Salt for Logan on a pleasure trip Wagon, Lake were startled by a leud report, Wishing success lo the Junction and 1 them considerably. the Junction City, remain yours truly, which alurmed AT ECOST! W. V. Sterkett. the whence o the from Turning quarter noise proceeded, expecting to see h Died. DABXESS IBIlIfflJK a beheld gentleman bloody tragedy, they At Nottingham, Nov. 27, 1874, in hailing from Davie county, well known childbed, Martha Bowler. Deceased at Salt Lake and in OgJen, weliering was born July 1, 183fi; her baby dad not ia his gore, but in a mess of yeast! Jan. 12, l. AND Star, Jan. 26 He was as much startled as the passenAt North Ogden, February 12th, 1875, gers, and much mora chagrined. He of inflammation of the lungs and convul-Honbad socured, for the benefit of his interSusan Tirelia, daughter of All Kinds of Froduce fortvttrd-t- d esting family, a bottle of superioryeast, and Laura Cragun, aged two to a in ohit at thv and had placed it, tightly corked, in his months. fill ort est JSotiet; the warmth and tbe mopocaet, Deseret News please copy. tion had caused it to ferment and All orders sent to M. Thatcher will the explosion followed as a natural conA beautiful answer was giTen bj a receite prompt attention. sequence. If you want any fun all you little Scotch girl. AVheu her class have to say to him now ia tbe simple at school was examined, she replied Hooper, word "yvast," or "how do yau raise to the questioD, "What is patience?" and dinna wee "Wait a 8l'PT. si tf weurj" your dough?'' Correspondence. Gents' Hojs' Clolliln? n Mowers Ileapers Com-pan- y WAGONS, Light Spring 1D LEATHER 1875.-Mil- s, Wil-lar- d W. H. |