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Show Site (Dfldctt The Ciillom Rill in the gmutuw. Hoiifcc. Published every Wednesday and Sattmlay. ffiAXKLlX D. KIC HARDS, EiriTeTO AMD PUBLISHER. OtilDEX, UTAH. Srtfunliky Morning, Mar 26, 18f0. Our Town. In 01 telegraphic columns vflt bo seen a condensed report of 'the ddbate on the Cullom Bill, which passed the House on 123 Inst minus five Sections, by a vol of 9 to S2s The folbwinj are ithe sections which were expunged Sue. 11. And be it further enacted, That in all prosecutions for bifamy, concubinage, e adultery, the lawful wife of the accused shall be a competent witness-tthe "first and prort-botsubsequent Carriage or marriages of her husband, but for no other purpose. Sec. 14. And be it further Mauted, That the statutes of limitations shall not bar a prosecution for any of the crimes specified in this act, nor for the ormo of bigamy, concubinnge or adultery, hereafter committed. Sec. 80, And be it further enHCtcd, That upon complaint matin in writing, upon tho oath of some person of full age, to a district or probate court of the said Territory, or to a judge of cither of said courts, that any person has been convicted before a court of said Territory having, jurisdiction thereof, of the crime oflrigomy, polygamy, or of any adulterous or incestuous tnarriago, connection or relationship forbidden by tbig act or any other law' of the United States; nnd that such convicted person has a wife or children, whether such children be legitimate or not, or, woman or womon, or concubine or concur bines, with whom he has lived or cohabited, or claims as a wife or wWes, dependent in whole or in part upon said person o convictod for maintenance or support; and that such convicted porson has property, real or personal, or both, giving tho value thereof as near as (he affiant can estimate, and where the same is situated. Said court or judge, upon the reception of said complaint, shall, by order, rofer the matter contained in said complaint to somo competent officer of either of said courts or some competent attorney of said courts duly licensed to practice therein, to tako proof of the matter set forth in the said complaint, and report to the judge or court making the order, tho facts fonnd by said referee. The said referee,, before entering upon the duties thus assigned him, shall make, subscribe, and swear to an oath in writing that he will in all things faithfully discharge his dhty and make true report as said referee, which oath shall be appended to his report to the court or judge. That said referee shall cause notice in writing of not less than ten or moro than twenty days to be served upon the person or pennons having possession oT the property, real or personal, of the .person so convicted (if any person or persons has such custody or possession) prior to the day of the reference, fixing the time and place of such reference, and stating the object thereof. That instead of referring the matter as herein idireoted, the court or judge imay hear the matter and give the notrco aioresaia. mat Dctore tho court, or judge, or referee, as the notice shall direct, Tho party complaining may appear in person, or by attorney, and give proof to establish tho fact set forJi in th oomplaint, and the convicted may appear by attorney or said referee, or the person in posession of.llie proper- ty aforesaid, upon whom said notice is served, can also qppcnr in person or by attorney, and contest and givoevidence bending to disprove the facts act for.'h in trio complaint, and the wives, ouncu-bineor persons with whom the .parson convioted cohabited as afuroxaUi shall be competent witnesses te ohtblisli the matter set forth in tho coarolaint, and it si i all not bo necessary to prove any marriage of the person convicted, by registration, certificate, or other recorded evidence, aad .marriage can be proved in the samo manner as is permitted by the thirteenth section of this net in prosecutions fer bigamy. That if upon such hearing by the court or judge, or upon tho rcport of a referee, the court or judgo shall find and adjudge thatthe facts stated m the said complaint are true, the court or judge shall have power, snd is directed from time to time, to order tho sale of so much of the personal property aforesaid as shall be needed for tbe support and maintenance of tho wife, concubines and tchthlren aforesaid, until such time avkun such persons can procuro labor or means to support themselves: and when the personal property is exhausted, or in default thereof, the said court or judge shall in like manner order the sale of the real estate. That sueh sale shall be by pnblie auction, in tho day time, and upon due notice; in case of personal estate, ten days, and of real estate, thirty days. That tho chief justice of tho said Territory shall make and publish general rules providing for the sale of property, and the notice of such sale not inconsistent with this act, as may b jnst and necessary to secure a fair salo of the said property, and to prevent fraud ami oppression. That when the court or judge shall order a sale as herein beforo provided, he shall also, by order, appoint some competent and trusty person receiver of the property and effects of tho person convicted, or so much thereof as he may deem necessary. That said receiver, upon giving sucli security for the faithful discharge of his trust as the aid chief justice shall by general rules also prescribe in such cases, shall take possession of the proporty embraced in said order, and sell the same as herein before directed, or make such disposition of tho same as the court or judge before whom tho proceedings were instituted, and not inconsistent with this act, shall dircot. That whenever it shall appear to either of said courts, or a judge thereof, upon complaint on oath by a person of full ago as aforesaid, that any person has fled from tho Territory or disappeared from his place of residence, and cannot be found aftor due search and diligence, and such person has left a witc, or concubine, or person with whom he cohabited or claimed as wife, or child or childrens cither legitimate or illegitimate, dependent upon him for maintenance and support, and (Hat ho left or has real or personal property, or both, the samo proceedings shall be had in all respects to sell and dispose of the property of such person, to take proof of thefacts, h Ogdcn is growing rapidly, ana jfe-- ' fion or no junction wibnml to becomo it city of no small commercial' importance. to'buni-iicEnterprising mien, with an oye and the dollar, can oce this at a glance, and are proving their KlircwdncMg by securing good business atnnds, and nulling up their buildings preparatory to the brisk and liTelytimcs which crcrybody is anxiously looking m nt for.- C'ongidoable jealousy ii ealiifcitod toward Ogle by some other town whose prospect are not quite so bright as .these of the Junction City, and crops wit now and ;l'B in disparaging remarks alieut the kind of men who are locating bare, or the dinordur which in anticipated m tho city grows. Now we beg to inform tho public in general that 'Ogden is the best governed and most orderly town along the whole line of the great railroad. The business men who have taken np their abode here conduct themselves as gentlomcn and respectable citizens, keeping the laws and supporting city and regulations. And they will tear testimony to the peace and good rder whiuh prevail hero. Many tf them who "have no tympathy witfrthe roligioa principles of tho people iicre, express their satisfaction and admiration at the wholesome .measures of our city government, and efficiency ef our fubllo men. TTiey fbol themselves aad flieir property safe under the care f the e pilico fore'e. UJtey have learned tmU thu residents of tLis conn-tY- y are ati honest and quiet jSccple, and know that our officers havffsharp eyes for suspioioua characters, ami' resolute hands for all noeesswy. trorV in their line. Although from4tsMluatMmiat4he junction of the railroads, Ogdcn is a stopping place many transied, we lmve no rowdyism or riot. A case of .drunkeiiness is very seldom brought city courts, and deed's of violence are of extremely rare occurrence. Since the publication of the Junction, which csmmenceQ with fhe new year, wo have had occasioned 1o reottrd but three cases of assault only one af which m serious and one - of attempted burglary whreh prvJ abortive. Our noads ami side-walare being greatly improved, and" the whole aspect of the city is etianging for tho better. Fruit ie plentiful here in its senson, ef good variety mnd splendid quality. There are many magnificent locations for residences bdtli on the bench and the bottoms, commanding picturesque views of mountain, kan-yovalley, lake and river. Passenger ami freight trains arrive daily from the East and West, and come and go twice Trade, ji'lUy on the Utah Central. in dull is at brisker present, everywhere town within in than a other Ogflcn any radius of several hundred Julius in .any direction. And it must not be forgotten that Ogden is tho place where the Jcxo-Tio- s Business men, at is published. home and abroad, will make money by advertising in its coliwms. .Ogdonisa fact. Its oontinucd growth and improvement is cerium, ami before long, it will occupy posit ion ef eminence .an! importance as tho great reMre of trade in tho llocky Mountains. crdi-fiauc- os wide-awak- fr n, " Naturalization Laws. A Bill now before tho House of Representatives is introduced for tho purpose of making some very important changes in the naturalization luws of tho United States. The term of five years rcsidenoo previous to admission as a citiion, is to lie edueed to throe years, and the notice of intention, instead of being given two years before making application, maybe given only twenty days previous. With a few exceptions the power to naturalise is to be confined to the United Stales Courts exclusively. But the judgment of tho Court, declaring the right of any parson to citizenship, is not to take effect ueil six months have expired from the date of the .decision. Only ono year's previous residence is to be required of either soldiers or sailors who have been honorably discharged from tho nervice of the United States. Applications for admission to citizenship, may be referred, by the Circuit and District Courts, to a District or Circuit Court Commissioner, or to a Register in Bankruptcy, who is to bo specially designated by official order, and who will be empowered to receive testimony and report to the Court with his opinion thereon. Tho bill is likely to meet with considerable opposition but in all proit ami soon pass bability will over-rid- e law. .become both Houses, and pei-se- s, and in all other matters connected therewith as in the cascofa person eonvicted as aforesaid. If at the time any conn plaint is filed, as provided in this sectioti, or any time thereattef, it shall appear to the court or judge that there is dunger of the real or personal property sought to bo reached by' proceedings under this section being lst, removed, secreted, sold, assigned, or otherwise disposed of, the said court or .judgo shall issue an attachment, directed to the marshal, or an assistant marshal, of Baid Territory, directing him to seize, and take into his custody, the property aforesaid, or such portion thereof, as the court or judge shall direct, and to hold the same until such proceedings are discontinued or the property is transferred by the order of the court or judge to tho receiver appointed as aforesaid. After such attachment is levied, or after notice, as prescribed by this section, of the hearing by the referee or court of the matter stated in tho complaint is given, no sale or other disposition of the property attached or proceeded against shall bo vulid or effectual, except in pursuance of said proceedings, and all sales made in pursuance of this section shall confer title of tho property sold in the purchaser thereof. If, at tho time or at any time after the facts in tho complaint stated in this section are judicially established sb herein provided, it Khali appear to the court or judge that a buIc for a fair price of the.property, real or personal, as contemplated herein, cannot be had, or it shall be, in the judgment of the court or judge, best for the interest of all the parties interested to assign, for Buch temporary use as may be needed, to the persons sought to bo relieved by this act, the whole or any partof the real or personal aforesaid, to be distributed among the bencficiares as shall bo required bj their several necessities, the court or judge shall make an order to that effect, assigning specifically the property to the use of the person to be benefitted thereby, and designating the length of timo tliut the property shall be so used, Which shall in no case exceed two years; and the receiver appointed. in the case shall see to it that said property is properly used .and not injured, wasted, or destroyed, more than the natural wear thereof. And any disposition by the party owning said property to interfere with tho use aforesaid shall bo void. The chief justice of said Territory shall mako and publish such rules and regulations prescribing the fees for executing the provisions of this act, with reference to sale, use. or other disposition of property, to be paid io ine several omccrs engaged in the execution thereof, (but the judge or court before whom the proceedings are taken shall be entitled to uo fee), as shall be just and necessary, and the court or judge, upon proof on oath of the services rendered, shall tax or adjust the fees in eacn case before him, and said fees shall be collected out of the property attached, assigned, or soul, and collected out of the personal property, if any, and if none, or there is not sufficient, out of the real estate. When proceedings under this act are commenced before one court or judge, such court or judge shall have exclusive jurisdiction of the samo until the finrtl termination thereof, except that for cause show n tho chief justice of said Territory can by order remove tho said proceedings before any district court or judge, or before himself, .and continue tho same before such otlrjr officer or tribunal. Sec. 31. And be it further enacted, That the Secretary of .tho Treasury is hereby authorized and directed to alfurd sueh temporary relief tto destitute persons in said Territory cannot be relieved under tho last section, and who are not convicted of crime and are reduced to destitution by the enforcement of the laws against polyjramy. as in his judgment may be necessary and proper, to an amount not exceeding $100,000; and he may prescribe and enforce such rules and regulations to obtain correct knowledge on the subject, and to carry out the purposes hereof, as he may deem proper and necessary. Sec. 82. Ana te nt further enacted, That the President of tho United States is empowered and directed, when in his judgment it shall bo necessary to en force the laws of said Territory, or tho convictions and sentences of the courts thereof, to send such a portion of tho Army of the United .States to said Territory as shall tie 'required therefor, and in cafe a sufficient portion of said Army cannot with safety be detached from duty in other portions of the country to accomplish the same, tho President is empowered and directed further to accept and receive into the military scr-viof the United States volunteers to tho number of not exceeding forty thousand, and for such orui of service as ho may deem proper, not exceeding two years. And the Secretary of War is directed nd referred to make such rules and regulations for tho movement and transportation of the troops and the enlistment of volunteers as shall be ne cessary. It was pretty generally believed that the Bill was too violent and rabid to command the serious attention of Congress; but, although it is clipped so far as to defeat to a great extent the of its authors, it has been sustained by a large majority in the House. The Senate has now to consider the matter and it is quite probable that the Bill .will receive further modifications from that honorable body, if they do not altogether reject it. If the Senate pass it the signature of President Grant will remain to bo affixed before the bill will become 'law. "There is many a 1ho and the lip." Xo 'ween cup slip body need get excited; all things aro in the hands of Providence. And the same power that has overruled every event through which this persecuted people have passed, m ill control future circumstances for their benefit and ultimate triumph. Whatever happens, iour motto will still be "D what is right let the consequenco follow." Congress proposes is in Our but God disposesHim. A CowabdiAttemi't. o'clock on Thurday night, as Dr. Tib-tnfwits retutning from a professional visit, when near his resiSence on the opposite side of the street, he was fired at by two ruffians, who appeared to have been lurking near the Doctor's houso; Two shots were fired in quick sucession, the ball from one of them striking the ground a few inches from his heel and cither tho ball or a rock struck him on the shin a little above the instep, but IlEASOXABLE CHARGES. we are happy to say did him ho serious JOHN DA TIES, Proprietor. ltf The two would-b- e injury. assassins, who were unknown to him, then made BUKC1I their escape. We hope they may yet be discovered and meet their just desert. The Doctor wns carrying a lighted lamp at the time and was unarmed, tut BEST BEER IX WEBER COUNTY, in future he will be prepared for emer- rpilK X mainifiu tnred anil for sale in quantities of Five Gallons and uptfardat LrtMlt s Brbwery, gencies. Dr. Tibbiits is a quiet citizen from four miles t of Ogden. who minds his own business; he is skil- on Burch Creek, Saloons and 'Families supplied, nfcrs will ful in his profession, has tho respect of roceive prompt attention. A. LANDT, Proprietor. f the community and will have the full benefit of municipal assistance for his SALOON. protection. ts WHITE HOUSE, 25. G. EI, I. T, MAIN-STREE- OGDEN, U.T. Best of Accommodations OGDEN CITY CREEK SEWESY south-eaa- 20-t- BILLIARD OOD BILLIARD TABLES, CHOICE BKAXDS . Dry Goods, Groceries. ' 1 of Liquors, and Laudt's Celebrated Ale and An interesting lAger Thkovgh. Beer, at company passed through Ogden. Jester-da- y BUCHMILLER'S SALCON, on their way to California, consist- on Broom's Lot, Xorth of Public Higuaro, near Main Street. Orders left here for Luodt's Beor ing of a giant and giantess, a Circassian wiH tvu punctually attended to. ttf lady and a dwarf. Mr. J. Beiham, is a 7 11 ft. in. high, of powerful Belgian, frame, is well proportioned and 38 years DEPOT, of ago. Miss Anna II. Swan, a Nova "KORTII OF OGDEX HOt'ST?, 1 8 is ft. inch in height, weighs Scotian, 413 pounds, is 21 years of ago and a OGDEN 111'. lady of education and ability. At the 1 1 she was G ft. of and age high weighed Assortments of which are oouitantlj IK WILMASS, Iteirietor. 200 pounds. Zobeide Luti, tho Circassian, was born in 1848 at Kizliar in the lias constantly on hand an excellent quality of bfcing replenished with all th Sttpli Russian government of Caucasus, and Items necossarj for Families and tlit was rescued from being sold into slavery by an American. She has traveled Which is for Sale either by the glaaa er bythe JOBBING TRADE. barre! extensively in Europe and speaks five different languages. Major Green is 33 years df age, is n & native of Virginia, weighs and stands 40 inches high. The party are under the care of Mr. M. C. Dorithy. One and a Half Blocks West of tho They will exhibit in California und, in Stoves, JUNCTTOX OfficC) about four months, will .return ami visit U. And near R. the CK. Htpot. the difi'crout settlements in this TerriON IIAND A LARGE QUANTITY tory. EurcliA Cook WE ofHAYH good Lumber, of Various sizes to stiit 10 No. A company of Saints from Alabama the requirements of tho purchases. Also an Imalso arrived last evening, and went on to mense quantity of Pickets, all of which wo will sell cheap for Cash, and Gmin at Cash price. Salt Lake City by the Utah Central. Stoyes, X.B. All tluwe. persons wiomnre have Passkd DESERET BREWERY MAIK STREET General Merchandise. XXX BEER, tf GO'S. SMITH LTJMBEE YARD 30 Parlor and who know themselves indebted to us, are requested to come forward and make Monday, JIarch 28, at 7 p.m., In the Third Wuril School-houw- to hettr rriwrta. , lniii'. elect officer! ami tranmict general C. McflRE'JOU, STAlIEUGa, RELIEF 80CIETY BEG TIIIEcallFEMALE the attention of the to their NEW STOCK in OFFICE. Artificials. sntliers,1libhoiis, etc., etc. A fine assortment, for sale, olirnp. Oonllngof Hats, Garden City, 10 No. Loyal Cook, 50 Gross Stove Polish, Doritiili'rir'Whlto Stret, Holme nnd of Public tiqtiare: "rni.RE V YOU CAN ALWAYS Sotith-En- VI XD ON hand the Best of BREAD. CAKES. PIES, CRACKERS, VLOVR, Truit, Butter, Eire, Cheese, otc b EI El 4) 4 UOU1XS. Proprietors. M " .. H C. 40 Kegs Horse and Me Lichtks, Jcs. & Co., STEPHENS P. fcwitcli, Lear Passenger K. K. Opten, V. T, CAME FISH, Eresh Oysters in Season, Furs. and Tobbacca. Butter, Poultry, Cigars To Fash crs. Cash paid for all kinds of country produce, furs, peltries, etc. etc. Prompt atteution given to all C. 0. D. oHers 17-- 8 from a distance. EgKs, " ' " for .June 9. " in, " 1ft. u U o;, 2.vtr MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE. OYSTERS. AT THE REVERB KOUHB 6ALOOX, South Street, Salt Lake City, where you will And JOE. SIMMONS or his assistants ready and willing to servo you with CALL FRESH OYSTERS, AVost of Prmt. Tt. Young's RraMcnra, Hnlt Uk City. Unlf-Moc- k Open from 9 a.m. to S Call and see him. 1,000 lbs. Cod Fish, 2 Cases Indigo, NOW ONLY OX Six. JUS A. YOUNG, 1AMILIESCAX BE SUPPLIED DAILY FROM THE RAJLROAD JUNCTION SUPT. 2.1-- 8 x 10 Glass, RAILROAD JUNCTION PROPRIETOR. PREPARED TO JTRXISTt MY TAM with a full supply of BEEK, Mutton, Pork, Bologna Sausages, etc, etc, Wholesale ami Retail. CENTRAL RAILROAD. ; 1,000 lbs. Hoop Iron, MEAT MARKET. 1,000 Sad Irons, JOHN A. HITCH r, p.m. TICKETS ARE GOOD fETlRX I Arconinitttliitioa Train. Five and 50 Boxes Horse Nails, 20 Boxes Olive Oil 17-- tf y UTAH (Assarted &Ue,) 100 Boxes 8 GOLDEN CROWN CIGARS, HC.S FEET, etc. TTJSTTORS TO HALT LAKE CITY SIfOrLD not foi X"t IochII nnd toe the Him mllertion of XATIVE ANIMALS mid BIRDS; nlso MINERALS. HOME MANCFACTI RNS, and natural prndurtUnn of the Territory, at the above Shoes, Office, DEALERS IX FRUITS, Xo. 9, for April 7. t. i. 2I Stphf.ss. PES-- X Ntw: XVIII, A. J CITY BAKERY, 4 Cases Nutmegs, on Mnln Ono 11)1', 25 Cases Soda, f V. FOUWTNO XCMBEUS OF THE ret Vi'wklr Vol. 1 20 Xo. ltf WANTED AT THIS 24-- FatDrite, USUS SPRING GOODS, OGDEN palt lake cm. TO Ladios 20-t- Will wnd Soedi nf ewnr kind, furh Vitrnii-r-, t or tiio J'lnrtM, liy nmil, on nf ul!ulit'l priru ant! tun cuntfl a pound lor jxmtnge. Kor prii., DivwW Now. Addi-i-M- , STAIXES A Co., gccdsiiirn. Hot 38i, Salt Uke City. milB To the Ladies. Llhrnrkn. Seeds! Seeds! 'J5-- 1 10 No. 20-6- MEMBERS OK THE OODEX CITY Library are rviiUil to im-e- t on THE settle- ment within one month and save costs. SMITH k Co., Proprietors. NOTICE! co Xear tire MEAT MARKET, iT. C. R. R. Engine House. WITH- - A LARGE STOCK n i rtnri'sjirnn UllI'LMLIO lR3-- OF irn inivrnp' .1.11) jui.uuy COAL! COAL! rpiUC XPERSIGXE!) I? PREPARED TO Fl'R-- I niiili the citiami of Ogden and ita vicinity ilh ('11 F.AP LI .UiitH at short notice and of the beat quality. T llillx Sawed to Order, do-si- - HOTELS. About nine WiH ithortfy further notice, open a Yard at Ofrdon. aililrww inqnii iee nnd ordor TOIIX fl SPBKiC.S IS NOW PREPARED furnish the best quality Coal TO AT $4.00 PER TON on tho Care at Echo. All orders to lie addressed John Sprlggs, CoalH-l- y ville, Summit county, Utah Territory. Until ta HOME MANUFACTURE. TOOLS JUST RECEIVED JOSHt'A WILLIAMS. 23-- Weber Station, U. P. ILH. 8 CHARLES PEARCE, BTRKST, WAIN TREES! TREES! I II AYR FOR SALE APPLE, PLloM, TEACH and Aprieot trw, front one to four yearn old from the hud. Kitprtiih Currnnt nd Gmwolwr-MeA larirn variety of IViuhle Roaes, also MuHi 1m of Gilead and IHiplar trera. lberry, All kiadt of pay token, at the Faiauer't Xur-or- Sixth Ward, SALT LAKE CITY, I'onr Mocks smith of the Biilw.y Depot. THOMAS FEXTOX, Proprietor. 0 GEO. WHITEHKAD BOOT & SHOE MAKER, Four Blocks - and On Block North Et I'ltltUiK Otlice, Oicden. XEATLY KXECI TKO ON REPAIRS ami on. reinoimhle terms. Uni r.wived at Uiu oflive. from the OUIIHN. Tin, Iron and Copper 'Ware, which he keefs constantly on hand. Also, a variety of good STOYES, of superior quality; all of which lit offers for sale at as low figures as any that are imported from the East. N.B. Job Work punctually and neatly executed li-il- DR. R. TIBBITS, nml Surgeon. rMrj-wic'iu- All Ordori Ogden addri to S. P. ftltfDBI., CUf will haya prompt aJAontion. n OFFICK AT WALKER MCXUTTS DRIO OGDEX, V. T. e- Calls from the Country promptly at- teu'led a STORK, t. DR.WM. H. GROVES. DcntiNt, Street, Office, Second South VJ-- At Reduced Prices Calls the a tent ion of the Public to his New and Splendid Assortment of alio SALT LAKE CITY, Three doors West of Revere Hove. II B. CZAWSOXf Superintendent. |
