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Show She 0gdcu function; VEXATIOUS w timrle CorsTv W. Penrowc, hat I bey will not depart without lesre of the court. That by this voluntary surrender now here proffered, all costs ami expen ses of their captnre and arrest will be laved to tie Territory and the ends of hv their attendauci - ust ice subserved fur trial, which they and each of them solemnly aver they are ready for. Wherefore these petitioners pray that rour Honor will fix the amount of bail pkoi i;i:ii.j. PtMfuhod every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, by the OdK! PHBLisuma JUDICIAL Editor. mil Bujineaii Manager. ouij;. UTAH. SATURDAY. FEIUIUARV 27, 1875. It is a crime in the eyes of a certain clique ii this Territory to say anything, or do anything which appears to be in favor of the ''Mormons," no matter how just and righteous it may be. Messrs. Sutherland and Bates, o be given by them and ench of them 'or their voluntary surrender for trial obof have Salt Lake, attorneys At the next term of this court, nnd that tained a very large share of "Mor- n giving such bonds, to be approved by mon" legal patronage. That is to mid court, that the court will order that 10 warrant of arrest shall be issued Hy those gentlemen have been re- igninst them or either of them, or if tained iu a very large number of tow issued, that the same shall be forib- When John Mitchel, the Irish w lth revoked on the completion of said cases in which "Mfrmons" have bond or recognizance. native his to back went agitator, been parties, and have done their And your orators will ever pray. laud, from which he had been best in Lvhalf of their ''Mormon" TERRITORY OF UTAH, aud orlVred himself as a candias plaintiffs or dewhether clients, Salt Lake County. J S3. date for 'election to Parliament, we Geo. C. Dates being duly sworn, saith fendants. This has brought upon would he returned he bath heard the foregoing petition that if that predicted those gentlemen tho ire of that and knows the contents thereof", that the not be permitted to take his seRt. Mr. Bates has committed same ia true of his own knowledge, exThe result is as we anticipated. Tlio clique. cept as to the matte and things stated additional sin against the clique, by to be on information and belief, and as is more sensitive British Parliament At- to those he be ieves to be true: that the U. S. his when District refusal, reason why this affidavit is not made by as to its moral status than the Confor the Territory, to yield the torney petitioners, is that they are out of States. of United the gress himself to their dictation and work this Territory, beyond its jurisdiction. Mitchel is an escaped convict, lie ubo. C. Bates. in their special interest. Judge Sworn to and subscribed before me was transported for treason against Sutherland has felt compelled on this 2d day of February. 1875. lie did not serve the Government. J. II. Bkadle, several occasions to exhibit the Clerk of the Court of Utah and Supreme of his term out penal servitude, weakness of Judge McKean's opin- Territory. has never been pardoned by the ions by showing the strong reasons The object of this arrangement 11a cannot, British authorities. law in opposition to them. All was not to evade the law, not to aid of the therefore, sit in the IIouu of Comthis is of course unpardonable, and in tho escape of criminals, not to mons. must bo punished with the severest compound a felony, not to condone a But his impetuous countrymen are crime, but to ensure the voluntary determined to elect him again. This penalties. An opportunity has just been af- appearance for trisl of the accused, is fully in the extreme. Mitchell is forded to aim a blow at these able without expense to the country, and not only ineligible, but he is not the and it is needless to say tho at the same time give them an assur kind of man the Irish people need in lawyers, chance has not been lost. Last De- ance that they would not rot in jail Parliament, lie is a rank, headcember eight persons accused of par- unconvicted and untried. strong nnd violent demagogue. I Jut thin proceeding is a little out in the Mountain Meadow etatesmeulike ticipation and heads Wise desired the legal services of the technical legal course, and lays niiuds are what Ireland wauts mawicre, of Messrs. Sutherland and Bates. thae gentlemen open to an attack to plead her cause before the nation. had plased themselves outside from the clique. So Jadge Boreman Such men as Mitchel will only bring They of the Territory and the reach of the has sumuoued them to appear before trouble upon her. The time- has not Second District Court in which they his court on the 5th of April next.to come fir the severing of the ties had been indicted, net wishing to lie show cause why they should not be which biud old Ireland to a stronger in jail for any indefinite period with- punished for contempt and be disnation. She forms a part of the out chance of trial. They dreaded barred from practising in that court, United Kingdom and is too near a the position in which Lee anl Dame for insultingly asking the court to neighbor for England to allow to be the spite of Fed- negotiate terms with alleged felons. Ireland's best are plased through como independent. eral officials, who want those men to And such is the order of Boreman. friends ate those who will work for bo punished but not to have an op We doubt not the gentlemen will her interests as an integral part of be abundantly able to vindicate their to vindicate their the kingdom. And those who, like portunity own cause. Mr. Bates takes all the Mitchel, breathe nothing but revoluMr. Bites net their attorney at responsibility of the matter on his tion and defiance, and seek to cut her in their behalf tho fol- - own shoulders, averring that Mr. loose from the Queen's dominion, Beaver, and made out and Sutherland was not a party to the at vrill only involve her in coutinued owiag documents were submitted to the Assistant U. S. Dis-- tempted arrangement, but he alone difficulties retard her progress and Attorney and by his advice to prepared the offending petition. disturb her peace. Iti to be regretted that they have Jud" Boremin : laid themselves open to this of Utab. Territory V and vexations judicial pro THE ABSOLUTE VETO. Secand Judiisiat District, ttetver. of J County ceeding, but it serves to show still On the 12th inst, the House bill Atsociate To the Hon Jus foreman, further than ever,the bitterness which to correct errors and to supply omis-si- . tice of the Supreme Court of the Territory rankles in the hearts of certain perus in the Revised Statute of the of Utih. and presiding Judge of the Secsons against anvthing or anybody Uuitcd S,tates was passed in the Sen ond Judicial District aforesaid. that attempts to serve parties supate. By this bill the absolute veto IVition of J. Iligbee, J. C. lUirhf, Win. Stewart, Edward Weldon and posed to be connected with the "Moris restored to the Governors of Utah Samuel Duke, til oitizes of the Terri- mon" people. ind Arizona. This point was not tory aforesaid, and Geo. W. Adair: The comdebated in t'.t9 Senate. Respectfully showe'h unto the Court PUNISH MEXT BEFORE mittee to revise the statutes held no that tliey, and each of them are separCONVICTION. ately Id dieted for murder committed at legislative powers, and the object of the Mountain Meadoars, September 16th, The course pursued in relation to recent action in the House and after- 1857, as tbev believe and are advised the oi the United Col. T. E. Kicks is sufficient ConstilHtion that to deter wards in tho Senate, was merely to State guarantees them a Fpedy trial restore tho laws, which by errors or by a jury of the Tuinaee. and to be con any "fugitive from justice" iu this witnesses again! them from delivering himself up omissions had been somewhatchanged, fronted with luewhere tue ouvnee was Territory in the Duma to their exact meauiug expressed pre committed; that these defendant, and until the last extremity, or there is now ready for trial on some little vious to tho revision. The restora- tarh of them, are and speedy probability of will promptly ap aid indictments, all criminals which can tion of tho absoluto veto is not uew pear tn said Court for trial in accord trial alleged is whenever Court the with anoe law, law and claim by justice. Five Bpccial legislation for Utah and Ari ready to proceed to the trial thereof. Kicks been confined Col. has months is zona, it merely the rectification of Theie defendant further my that tbey au error of the revising committee have families dependent upon them for in the penitentiary, charged with and that to be their We consider the law which con in a nupport prison, or m impruoned a pentten murder in shooting a professional military fers this absolute power on one-matiary, while the law presumes them to be horsethief who was in his charge leave their innocent, would not as sheriff and attempted to overa foul blot on the statute book of the families to suffer, but only deprive them of country, aud a disgrace to the lb proper means of preparing for tbeir power him and escape, nearly fifteen detenu; and for this reason alone they Congress which passed it. Agitaticn have left the Territory of ttah, and con years ago. Yesterday was the day shculd commence as soon as it can cenled themseUes from the officers appointed for his trial. His witnesses were ready, brought from a distance he brought s'lcccjsfully to bear, fur thareef. Dut these defeadants, each for him the purpose of procuring the repea elf, now proffer through their coun of a hundred miles, his counsel were of the obnoxious clause and securiuj el, Sutherland & Hates te appear in ready, he was ready. But the Diseourt and bonds in any reasonable beto Utah the same rights' given to sum, to hegive fixed by this court, for their trict Attorney couldn't proceed other Territories. Her present con- prompt voluntary appearance at its next cause of the absence of some witnesss, for trial at that time; that they who was said to be sick dition is that of vassalage, and it is term, will not depart therefrom without the unnamed, an outrage on common seuso to cal consent of the court; that they will and outside of the'jurisdiction of the her political organization a republi stand to abide by and perform all orders court. So Judge McKean pestponed judgments and decreet then aud there can form f govern aunt made against them in the premises, and the trial, and Col. Kicks must go ax AC i ra roit. bati-iafce- 'I, - iano-cenc- e. , rit uiisre-prcsenti- tat n on td jailr! and his witnesses must 'io back to their ', homes to repeat their journey or wait or wait on heavy expenses, how long they know not, until a witness who cannot be compelled to come into court and who may be just as well as any of them, chooses to come forward and testify. After this those men who have placed themselves outside of the jurisdiction of the Second District Court, will certainly he anxious in the extreme to surrender themselves. Punishment before convicti m seems to be the policy of some official. back WANvOltUINANCE. an Amending Onl tnuuee entitled "An Ordinance liclati Ojjlcer:' y to (jity , Skc. 1. Be it ordaiued by she Pit. Council of Ogden City, ttia. Ht.ct J twenty-thre- e ..f an Ordinance eD.iilej "An tlrdinance Relating to City OS cers," passed April 2b, A. L , 170 b. o amended as to strike out that, part of akl Ordinance after the word,, be deemed a refusal," and 'insvrt: "In case any person neglect or refuft to pay Ins tin, when required, t.iie Asse. sor und Collector is hereby empower! and required to take and" sell euoueb tasablc property belonging t. the deua! quenis to pay said tax aud the eosi 0f collection. Said property 8b;il, be stM to the highest bidder, at. public sale, Correspondence. at least six duys public nwiee shall have given, either by advertising Salt Lake City, Feb. 221, 1875. in some paper having genera.1 circulaEditor Jusctio : tion iu bhU city.orby written. printed More delightful weather for this sea- noiice.s, posted in at least three public son of the year thun wo are at places in said city, of the time, place of I don't suppose was ever witsale, and kind of property to be sold. nessed in this region of country. The Provided, proceedings may he staid at skies are bright and clear, nnd tho king any time, by. the delinquent! paying hi of day, Old Sol, is daily shedding his tax and the amount of costs already inand iurluence to warm curred." Sec. 2. Tbat section twenty-fou- r the earth and cheer the heart of man of and beast. The farmers are making pre said entitled Ordinance 'cms so amended parations for an energetic attack ou the a to strike ut all of saii section after spring work; some have already com- tho words, "shall be a liea," and insert, menced plowing and harrowing, and one 'oh the property assessed, after the firmer told me he was going to sow some corrected assersment roll shall hav wheat been ccn firmed, until such tua is pai.J 1 have just made a vinit to the West or remitted by the City Council of uii Mountain mining district. Times are city." Sbc. 3. That section forty tw of sali lively at Bingham. Many promising locations are being prospected, and some entitled Ordinance be so amended as to nine or ten mines are being successfully strike out the following words, vu. worked. About 150 tens of ore are ship- make returns of all such delinquents to ped daily over the Bingham Canyon rail, the Assessor aud. Collecaur bet re the road to the smelters, besides large quan- first Monday ia October of each year, tities freighted by teams trora mines that who shall." are not convenient to the railroad. L. J. HEKU1CK, Mayor. Bingham ia considered by many to be I hereby certify tlint tho !ore U a corral the most important mining district in copy of an OnHi.unco entitled "Am Onliunttc the Territory at present The Bingham amending itu Ordinance entitled au OrdinHDr Canyon railroad is a narrow guage, and relating to City Officer,'' p fsentcd l.y the is seventeen miles in length.. Two rund ou and pas.wd iu due form by trips, and sometimes three, from Bing- the City Council of Dgilen City, ut a meeting uj ham to Ihe junction of the Utah South- aid Council, held February 19th, 1S75. ern at West Jordan settlement, are in JAMES TAYitOK, day. One interesting feature of City Beconler. the Bingham railroad is that the passenger trains from Bingham to West Jordan do not receive nor require the aid of an engine. At the mouth of the canyon the upward bound freight train switches AND off to let the dowuward-boun- d passenger train pass, which generally consists of two cars. On arriving at the river the FRANKLIN, ONKIDA Co., IDAHOi. switch engine runs the cars up to the Co. junction. There is one jmelter at Bing Hew U. N. R. U. the Depot. ham, which will be put in operation about the first of March. Two smelters are running at West Jordan and two at BUGFJE8, WAGONS AND OTHER VEHICLKS Itorsen, Hauling huI Trotting Team, Sandy. and nil other Livery Aceoiu notations tor th being the birthday of the me- traveling public. morable Father of his Country, George Washington, has been observed as a general holiday. The principal business homes have been closed, and flags have been flying from the principal stores, hotels and pbblie buildings. I have net seen or heard of any drunkenness or disorderly conduct. On the principal business street could be seen groups of happy faces discussing the topics of the K. day. af-t- b-- eu present-enjoying- be-ni- life-givin- g to-da- e de-eve- LIVERY FEi:D STABLES! EDW. NELSON & s To-da- y 83-- tf The Utali Northern LUMBER Co. ... t He Thought It was Deli mm Tremens. Office - Logan, CW& Cvunty From the New Brunswioker. three Stats Saw Mills beeUlM iwverai Sniffles brought his two weeks' Having Water Fwe aiiLltt, we are nrepwed tofaruUh spree to a close on Thursday night. SILLS OF He lay on a lounge in the parlor, as as mean when soar feeling lager, something in the corner of the room attracted his attention. Kaiaing on his elbow he gazed steadily at it. Kubbing his eyes, he stared again, any quantity at ratea which and as he stared his terror grew. Calling his wife he asked hoarsely: DEFY COMPETITION. "Mirandy, what's that?" "What ii what, Likey?" ORDERS BY Sniffle's name is Lyeurgus, and his wife calls him Likey, for short will receive Immediate attention. and sweet. that "Why that thing in the LUMBWt Shipped to any point on tue Railroad corner," said the frightened man, pointing at it with a hand shaking II AH M. D, HAMMOND, like a politician's. SPT. Bia.tr. "Likey, dear, I see nothing," rethe woman. plied 'What, you don't sea it!" he shrieked. ' Then I've got 'em. Oh Heavens! bring me the Bible, Mi Grain and Dried Peaches. randy, bring it quick! Here, here on this sacred book I swear never to touch another drop of whiskey. If U71LLARD MERCANTILE 1NSTI-I- ? TUTE is Taying the I break my vow, may my right hand cleave to the roof of my mouth, Highest prices For all hinds and" Here, catching another glimpse of the terrible object he clutch sd his wife and begged in pitteous tones: "Don't leave me- dou t leave your Likey," and burying his lace in the folds of her dress, he sobbed and moaned himself into a troubled of a n j. i - sleep. Then his wife stole gently to tho corner, picked up the the snake, and threw it into the stove. , AND milEB PEACHES. Bring them along. J. T. T1L41N, 81-2- ' Manager. |