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Show DKVOTKI) TO TI1K 1NTKUKSTS OK I AY SOX AM) Till'. SOgTIIKKN 1'OUTION OK llA II COUNTY. IWYSOX, UTAH, SATURDAY, SF.PTEMDER 29, 1894. VOL. II. NO. .72. Rocky mountain gems are beautiful versios between capital and labor, to the end that st likes, lockouts and other sim ilar disturbances may be authoritatively adjusted on principles of justice. Sixth We oppose as cruel and unjust Ike blacklisting of the employes who are discharged fiom or leave the service of the einyioyer. Seventh We favor the eight-hou- r system of labor and believe that eight hours should constitute a legal days work upon all public and private con- given free as premiums to yearly subscribers. Address as above and mention our paper when you write. Petition to Rcncva Secretary lisle Fren tlie Cabinet. Car- REPUBLICAN CO. CONVENTION. Captain HoTrgatc Captured After Fifteen Years at "Will. County Convention of the Requb-iei- n party of Utah county will be held in Paysoii on Saturday, Sept. 29, 1894, at 11 a. m., for the purpose of nominating one clerk of the county court, one slier itV, one treasurer, one assessor, one coA m jips uni Bio tracts. tin We favor the establishment system by the gen- Eight li of a po.stal tclegiiip eral government, thus furnishing to the people cheap and abundant facilities for the transmission of intelligence. Ninth We favor the exclusion from our country of the pauper, criminal and iiiunvhisttin elements of other countries. three selectmen, one county prosecuting attorney, one recorder and Snmmc-- y cf Yesterdays Tc! General Territorial News Gathered from Oer one coroner, and twelve (12) delegates Fnm Eiffeicnt Tarts of the del: to the constitutional convention to be Erighcst Exchanges and Arranged for Tenth The Republican party lias held in Salt Lake City oil the first Monand Condensed. be-Clipped ever Specials the friend of the free public the Benefit ef car Ifany Reeders. day in March. 1892. Also for the purschool system of our country, and we pose of electing county oilicers of the pledge our unfaltering support to every measure which servo to increase its party for the ensuing year, and for the for of such other business as power good. consideration More forest liros have broken out in El! vent bDenver, Colo., Sept. 27. An afternoon We believe that public come before the Miuncsot a. projierly may officers si Id from Nev receive lixed salaries, and the uni following paper publishes said convention to consist of 2i2 fei bo paid into the public that, s should The Japanese navy is said to be running York: A decid d sensation has been and a .portioned as follows: m d we favor judicious legisladelegates treasury, created on Wall Street late this after- 1 ro tion to this end, as far as practicable. S out of ammunition, ........ o, 1st ard ... Huston We denounce the Demoerat-- i noon by a dispatch from 8 2d The Liberals have made considerable its for altitude on all questions had Association Hankers party placed that the 14 gains in tin Norwegian elections. 2d a Heeling the i.iateral intert.sis of our in Cleveland's hands a petition for the 10 4th by placing our raw President Cleveland issued a new Mor- phonic, especially removal of Secretary Carlisle, on the materials on the free list, and specially .71 b " 12 mon amnesty proclamation Thursday, for its advocacy of free wool, thus comground of incornpotency and immorality. Springville 21 The dispatch further says that the real ijOl ll ........ ........ .. Mr. Wilson made his usual defense of pelling the wool growers of the territory 22 to compote with the cheap labor of t ho cause of the dissatisfaction is1 that East- Provo Dench Chamber world, and destroying an industry the 3 free trade before the Londo-I'.fMi in ern bankers are angry over Carlisles ac- Lake icw n of Commerce yesterday. ........ point of importance in the Union, reits cf f ej lead, thus ha advocacy tion in starting up the mints for the 4 Lake Shore whoso sensational silver-leaHowgnte, Captain the miners of the sumption of silver coinage. ov o . . ...... ....... ...... 11 criminal career of thirteen Pleasant to with the has compete country cheap labor ago years of 90 to CO from for 20 been Mexico, working American Fork forgotten, was captured yesterday cents per day. riecauso it advocates thft 2 by secret service bantaquin A AlTNER SMOTHERED. agents of the Govern- placing of the farmer, the laborer and 14 ment. Spanish Fork the mechanic in close and bitter eom- 3 Thistle petition with the cheapest labor under The great nest Indian hurricane Frisco, Utah, Kept. 18. While running the huh. 1 V. Junction u northeasterly direction, or; Wo arraign the Demo- dirt into a chute at the 700 station of P. Thirteenth following 2 Henjunmi for the suppression of the the line of the Gulf Stream. It (ratio party the Horn Silver mine about 12 o'clock Siileni 0 nearly vote , in the the ucpubliean last night, Samuel liaily, in trying to ( o is describing great circles ol J.M) links southern states, by fraud, tioWo andl j( jilt diameter. It is expected in the latitude unequal laws, thus violating the sanctity open the chute which had become clog- Pa v son 12 which of free institutions. hole of Now York todav. into ged, stepped into the Held Fair Fourteenth We unite our blushes of the dirt had been running. The dirt Lake shame with those of all other civilized Spring underbill) sank with his weight, and Clinton we contem plain the record During conference the Union lVeiiic lj the that on the sides running in, lie was Mapleton .i present administrations treat- .,,;of will run a special ti.iin. It will railway 0f than the Hawaiian question. more not smothered. There was 1 leave Yinevavd 7 :tS a rn, cri b e in Salt. La ke son We arraign t he Democrat io Fifteenth Pay ten inches of dirt over his head, but lifu s) for its failure to enforce administration Alpine pyJOa m. Leave Sail L ike 2:20 p m; so was extinct when lie was uncovered. tool its refus- 1 Wnnw Hirf,l,.na you cun atte:.a both mrnm;; mid niter- - al to enforce the months three married was ago purchasing clause or the Daily thenar I ori? noon Union on the by law before Shrmnii meetings its repeal. going tonight, lie was a native of Ireland, Tucker Wo Sixteenth Pacilic as arraign the Utah Railway, arrangements have and his parents are in that country. He fur its partisan course in been made to have all trains run exactly Commission ...202 Total lias a brother, foreman of some Chicago (( ntininng the appointment of registration officers to one political party, m stock yards, whoso address is not known. It is requested that the several pre violation of the spirit of the law. Tribune. cincts in thy county meet in primaries Seventeenth arra'gn the .Democratic territorial ollicials of Ftah foY and elect the delegates aud alternates to "'I1 said convention not later Ilian Sept. 11, MJ!on.. of the civil rrtiin 2,1 (Cnnliimci v law and such Democratic THE DEAUTIFUL DUCKIES. 1894. It is also requested that each pred by the Rcpubli- - judges as have u their eminent, high dragged cinct, elect a member of the precinct to 'V;-down to the offensive) and partisanship steadily practiced by the party They Contain the Grandest Scenery and the act as a member of the county central and p.ople of Utah. Eighteenth We Tavor the granting of committee for the ensuing year, to be jMonecrs ... recognize the silver qm s- Nest Famous Geld Camp in the 77 crld. p, Wumen. v,vi snirnjjr0 ratiMed hv the count' convention. Nim i nth We demand for the ne.w tioii as one of jiaramoiint importance t r Ftah a wise, liberal constitution l"te Dy order of the County Central Com- tjl0 ji()pjtlt Wo believe that no full ill economc-aan awe-imost government, and the C. The richest, Guama.m, John grandest., mittee, can oe enjoyed imlii silver prosperity ie the dge publican known in parly, if given D. Racilman, Jk., Chairman. spiring range of mountains the bo ru.tored, and demand its re t.i pnwer, to secure both. shall world is the Rocky mountain range, ex Secretary. Twentieth We rejoic in the past of monetization on the old ratio with gold lending entirely across and beyond inn I.eiiubliciin party; wo glory in the i k; t of Colorado, Grand old Pikes Peak l..cu thal no i.tl i e ;olit,ical urgroiizatioti , J lord W e favor t he of the un-- , i.V( r ;ippruMri::ieil to its magniticent at the foot of which is situated the marFur L the Confer nee, e. aud look coididelltlv for sold publie laisls in the aciiiev velous Cripple Creek gold camp, is here ,,fS switt. to power and a That great national illustrated family i). H.f Salt Lake City, October olh to states. and territories respectively, in aid ncwnl of its benefactions to tho people Territorial and for the of irrigation and t!.e pulmc paper, the Docky Mountain Illustrated 7th, inclusive, illf1lll, i;ni led States. Foiirtli We view vviih regret the in-Tvventy-lirs-- t Weekly, published at Denver, Colorado, Fair and Exposition at Salt Lake City, we favor, as far as this Otl Rio 2ml illustrates to the 181)0), October grand inclusive, (established crease of the great army f unemployed pr..ciicab!e, cumjicnsation ot public daries. and the enactment Western olfi-r- following rates to men uiul wu,m u of our country, and scenery each wed? and tells all about the of a of jmlicioi legislation liroviding for stories west. true wonderful Also, Salt Lake and return: From Silver City charge tins unfortunate condition to tne ,,.M vmt-nof fees collecteil into the li. love and adventure. This big weekly, 89. 7; Main moth c'9.2o; Eureka 82 22; niailaduinistriition, legislatic.u and mis containing eight largo pages, lifty-siGoshen 82.72, Santaquin 2.27; Fay son rule or t lie Democratic parly. long columns, will be sent on trial three FiTth We advocate the establishment months (1:5 weeks) for only twelve two 82.32; Deiijamin 82.27. Tickets will bo sold from to 2nd October of bill. a national board of arbitration, whose fsl(.Vu,(,, K,K.ds, and dollar iive a for 7th, inclusive; cent stamps, club of pledge ourselves to all with eontro set slc.ill to a limited 12th. to ince be October such solid Handsome pro policy. support adjust gold rings llector, S 0 - convon-vi-utio- n; Twi-ifib- - i compelling d 1 1 1 j .......................... 1 ' j I i I i os-ln.-- !; ion . i ; --- I "? w.t se,-vice- , olii-ca- j ; , . j L-- - : 1 n i i , v ; tin-stat-e i- - j n ee.-r-io- Semi-Annu- al lg'D-miner- j al ir:-n- t i . , , 1 j s i olii-Grnnd- ! j ! L x j J e |