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Show University VOL II. of Utah MARYSVALE, UTAH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 11107. 150,000,000 turned his attention to small grafts 3 gold, that metal is being produced time City Chairman M. F. Cunningham NO. 47 There are now over party would put a straight ticket in acres in national forests and within and had allowed his underlings to per- in greater proportionate quantities who had resigned, was prevailed upon the field, as all present expressed these are included vast areas of land petrate large grafts to Vhat extent np tbau ever before. Published Every Saturday at to in his office for the pre- - themselves as being opposed to fusion. that require forest planting because man yet can tell. The disclosures to been passed over by the that have sent.continue In a few weeks the convention prospectors .1 The Courant Printing and seed trees are wholly lacking. Among date have shown a most shocking state In earlier Publishing the days are now being gone will meet, when a new committee will Candidates are more comvarious connected becoming with of affairs. Every little item pertain-n- carefully over again, and many men be named. At that time the policies Company. naming mon than they were on the to the city had been carried on as are now finding deposits of the pre- of the chairman will be taken Salt Lake City, Utah, and Marysvale, the management of the national forup. American side. It is now genests, that of planting is yet in its in- a graft. Whether it was the giving cious metal where before Piute County, Utah. they had Those present at the meeting were: erally understood Auditor City Offices of publication. Room 14, fancy, but within a comparatively of public franchises; small contracts thought nothing existed. M. F. Cunningham, Judge W. H. King. and City Recorder J. B. Moreton, Eagle Block, Salt Lake City, and short timein it will assume greater im- or salary grab, everything was done Nevada is a fair sample of this. John Dern, William Igleheart, R. P. Alff the general management with a spirit that the most formidable Essentially a silver-golJohnson Bros. Store, Main Street, portance state for a Morris, John S. Critchlow, Ashby will be renominated. H. J. Dlninny of the national forests. crusader, tolling under the spoils ot number of years with the white metal Snow, J. W. Strlngfeliow, L. E. Iver- will be named as city attorney in case Marysvale, Piute Co., Utah. It requires from two to four years war would be ashamed to confess. predominating, it was dormant for son, W. J. Hiles does not care to Sloan, W, J. Korth, Thom- Judge Ogden Subscription: One year, fl.ou; six months, 75 cts: to produce stock sufficiently large And the worst of it all, was that none some time after the old Virginia City as Lewis, C. J. Bengtzen, Thomas W. make the race again. F. R. ChristenIt Is becoming generally for planting, and therefore the pro- of it was done under the guise of the Green, A. M. Rudolph, P. A. Hill, J. H. sen, will be named for city treasof reforestation at the beginning public good. Every act was one for Entered as second-clgs- s matter Feb- cess T. Haslera, Ball, Harry Speaking of the Democrats, few of Fran Swenson, the urer, supplanting ruary 8, 1907, at the post office at must be slow. Any planting that is personal gain only. Franchises were them, little know how close A committee consisting of Chairman present Incumbent. Salt Lake City, Utah, under the Act done In the vicinity of this- section given only on consideration of person- Richardprobably P. Morris came to being Cunningham, Judge W. H. King, Wil. will serve two purposes: First, Im- al gain to the mayor or the board of ,1 ' of Congress of March 3, 1879. Councilman A. R. Carter will be a cover supervisors and in no case was the named instead of Mayor Bransford. it liam Igleheart aud Richard P. Morprovement of the watershed LIONEL H. GRAY. Manaoer. of an important drainage basin, from public interests guarded to the least appeared that when it came to the ris, was named to select the date and candidate to succeed himself from tho of mayor after Mr. Halloran place of holding the convention, which second as will E. G. O'Donnel, it is J. A. BELL .... LOCAL MANAGER which Salt Lake City is supplied, and, extent. It is to be hoped that the choice refused to run, the name of Mr. will be about the middle of September. said. L. M. Blackmarr is also menat the same time, the production of poor city may free itself from the bad commercial timber on land that for- terrible cloud of dishonor now hover- Mortis was broached. But, It is said, It was unanimously agreed that the tioned in connection with the place. TO THE COURANT READERS. merly bore an excellent stand, but ing over it, and, emerging from its the name was put forward as a threat Any one of the readers of the Cou- which has been devastated by care- ashes of fire, show as clean adminis- against certain members of the counrant who receives the American Far- less who had mayoralty leanings themlumbering and forest fires. tration as it will be able to. show cil, mer will please understand that it is It will selves. It was held out to them that be one or two years before clean walls and new streets. sent to them as a compliment from this any stock is" available for iff they persisted in their course and paper. . Our friends are welcome to but then there should be atplanting, least SECRETARY TAFTS COLUMBUS stood in the way of naming some one the little sheet, although we have 300,000 trees ready to set out on the other than one of themselves, Mr. MorSPEECH. ris would bq named, and the consenot in any case held it out as a prem- mountain side. There Is no question ium for their patronage. about the success of Held planting, The trust editors and attorneys, and quent blame for the act should fall on since the region is potentially a for- other opponents of the administra- them. They saw light and wilted. , , PIUTE COUNTY OFFICERS.' ested area. There is abundant oppor- tion, have been vainly trying to pick Smoke Bc'tlmore" union made Frank R. Christensen at present speech recently clerk tunity for experimental work in test- flaws In the Ie everywhere. For ilgats. County Seat, Junction, Piute County. ing new species and this spring seeds delivered by Secretary Taft at Colum- will of the board of public works, be named by City Chairman of a large number of trees that are bus, Ohio. But they have found that Clerk E. E. Sprague. not common to the Wasatch moun- the big,' burly and brainy Secretary Darmer as secretary of the American Treasurer Lorin Fullmer. city committee, S. P. Armstrong has tains have been sown at the nursery threw them a file to chew on. Recorder L. T. Stark. to determine their adaptability to that Sec. Taft In that speech among other served in that capacity for two camSheriff Charles Morrill. region. things saw' fit to commend the legis- paigns, but owing to the great presAssessor C. J. Heinhold. Seed of Japanese larch, which is lation passed by congress and approved sure of legal Work accumulating, beAttorney James Walton. very similar to the European larch, by Mr. Roosevelt for regulating not sides which he has assumed the work has been sown at this station, and only railroads, but other large corpor- of doing Judge J. E. Banner's legal Surveyor J. F. Neville. Commissioners E. C. Bagley and H. while it is not certain just what the ations. The for the pub- business, so the latter can look after D. Willey. results will be, yet it is believed that lic, when in fact, it is their own dis- the campaign, Mr. Armstrong felt that this may prove to be a valuable tree pleasure they are expressing, for the he could pot give his profession the for planting certain sites. It is esti- public, is more than pleased with the tiine and attention needed, nor could IS EVERYWHERE. mated that there are over 16.000 attitude of the administration towards he do jus'.ce to the city committee. 4 The Baldy and Ohio districts, con- acres witlin range of this station corporations, concerning which Mr. Mr. Christensen Is one of the hardtrary to the usual condition prevailing which are in very urgent need of Roosevelt and Mr. Taft both have giv- est workers among the American party in mining regions, seems to have reforestation. In 25 years the barren en assurances that those that are hon- members, is conscientious and earnsplendid indications on almost every slopes will be green again with trees est and upright, will have naught to est and will make a splendid officer, foot of ground. There are outcrop- and the planted forest will be Im- fear, and those that have acquired the t c c d The Democrats of tb city held a pings everywhere; everywhere there proving the water-flowhich is of rebate habit and other unhealthy appeare indications of great mineral such great worth to Salt Lake City. tites, will be speed!! cured, and meeting last Monday night at which ' wealth, waiting only to be exposed by taught that honesty is the best poliman The who after goes development cy. the treasure vaults in these grand old THE GOOD MEN DO. It is absurd to argue that the antihills will meet with justifiable and trust laws now on the statue book is i adequate reward. Write or Call at Our Office, Men do lots of good, but of all the ineffective, when it has brought the In other parts of this country good Standard Oil do there is nothing powerful can they there are flurries and "excitements' comparable with that of boosting company to its knees, and, while other and booms and all sorts of things, their home section. It does not re- great concerns guilty of unlawful prac& each having for its object the exploieffort nor imagination especial- tices are trembling in their boots. tation and publicity of different places. quire such person has a section Columns of newspaper space are given ly .when county to dilate on. He can WHERE YOU FIND IT. over to telling of the great wealth like Beaver of its Wages 25c per hour great mines and how they which does not exist; of the many speak are improving eath 09Y Hejnav hnn --Mrrur Miner ora find richer 'millionaires growing everyday efetty and with pride call attention to Ti ltrroinhhwiy' said or perhaps a great many have in their mind; of the vast influx of the to increased and the activity great said it. And it is true. It comes in people coming in by every mode of interest being manifested each day in the most conveyance on paper and the like. its resources. unexpected places hnd always It is fortunate that the ML Baldy Many of the citizens of this section at opportune times. belt has never been so whooped up. are Formerly it was believed that gold Equipped with Plank Wagons O receiving letters asking for infor- could Sudden fame and boosts create un- mation come only In the harder formaits and its for products regarding Work, Grading , men O that stable conditions, for the .granite, porphyry, quartzite and It would do well to tions; possibilities. are ready to come in with every rush answer the like. But when they began finding WAGES $4.50 FOR EIGHT HOURS. coneach and letter carefully are as ready to go with every discourthe yellow metal in sandstones and giving an honest opin- the softer agement at the least sign of failure. scientiously, rocks, opinions underwent a ion to as outlook chances the and the EMPLOYMENT It is no addition to a camp to have for investment and marvelous change. Science has pro- STEADY consequent profit. fited in decade the its population increased by the dozen The mining resources during past largely of this county in a day or night, for the people that are the discoveries being made, and as it 261 Main JjJ becoming more important ear-- is come under such circumstances generand practiresearch only through a There is constant P. MORAN improveday. cal demonstration that science can ally tarry but a short time, then go ment and a constantly . increasing ac- be sure, it is bringing about a changed away and after they leave begin a a all betokening tivity growth. healthy to Utah pull systematic course of trying this growth cannot be retarded condition of the point of view of the Sait Lake City the district and section down. It is And scientist. some now not unless mischance in by not that they may not believe in its Miners, too, are changing their opindevelopment of the mining ions. future greatness, but they see little sight. The The time is not so far past when means a industry gradual evolution, Suits, skirts, jackets, hats, gloves, f miners would vehemently deopportunity for graft and they are con- parenthetically an evolution from the Dr. W. J. Lyon, so piano covers, ostrich plumes, tent to pass on to other sections portieres, found could be clare that only gold hole to. the butterfly or anything that has become soiled oriv If It was found where they may ply questionable pur- chrysalis of the so that and and of the producing property. Of course PHYSICIAN AND SURQBON, fix faded, to us and we will suits without fear of discovery.. elsewhere no matter what the assay development does not come in a returns W CLEAN, DYE OR RE mistaken. was This region has nothing to fear such nor nature gave come can a or in a week it day it bo that it will be almost as good asX3 Marysvale, Utah. The soon changed. when compared with others. It can month. PAIR It is a gradual improvement; But they, too, new. to stand the limelight of publicity and at a Is that owing today, consequence overcoming of the resistance the increased We pay particular attention to work j of uatitsmisisietyaw all times invites full and complete in- of gradual the ways knowledge natures forces. But the individual from out of the city and on jobs of. It is vestigation and exploitation. possesses persistence and faith $5.00 or over we prepay the express here to stay; will be here when man is who will ultimately win and his reward .fiebarges. no more. These great old hills will will be the greater for his longer when the wealth still contain great Main office, 112 .rnd So. St. gj1 millenium comes; will be gushing wait. , men , (Opp. Grand Theatre ) a to do much Yes, may good W 1st So. St, Salt Lake City. Works, minerals as long as the ages of man do will. if community They may they endures. . it by boosting if they have no money to invest to improve it;, they may do FOREST PLANTING IN THE it by enlisting the aid of capital in OF UTAH WASATCH MOUNTAINS High Grade Saddles and the development of their property If I Ore Mall Bags Feed Bagr Bags will hold out a hope and a chance Riding Equipment. they At the head of Big Cottonwood to the man of wealth. They may help Or. canyon, in the Wasatch mountains, by writing and telling their friends of not far from Salt Lake City, Uncle what a great country it is and they Anti-Pst- n Manufacturer and Dealer Sam has one of the most important may also assist in the good work by ' of the nine planting stations which telling their home newspaper of. the & NOVEL- . REAL LEATHER GOOD have been established in, the national improvements that are going on. TIES. forests throughout the country. of acting like clams and .shutNOT RUBBER. LEATHER, are that stations Of all the planting when the newspaperman Comes up ting ' Hand Carved Goods. Leather this around, and then abusing the paper by Almost instantly and leave no bad effect maintained by the Ladles Hand Belts, Etc. Bags, Purses, one, perhaps, is the most ideal and saying it does not 'contain all the They also relievo every other pain, NeuraV ' ' Leather and Canvas news. It promises to become one of the best Sportsmens ungia, Rheum atio Pain, Sciatica, Backache There are many ways in which men Supplies. . : , producers. . It is ' estimated that inder the present capacity- 1,000,000 may do good, and it is urged upon all from Stomach Pains , ache, Ague Pains, Dog Collars, Buggy Whip. seedlings 'can be grown annually, and the residents of Beaver county to get pains, Indigestion, jury, Bearing-dowif it becomes necessary the nursery In the' forefront of the ranks of the Real Leather Is made of skins of ' Nervousness and Sleeplessness. can be increased to two or three pushers and do all they can to help animals. ; t times its present size. The planting themselves by aiding their section. Imitation Leather ublla. skins the N. J. of operations are in charge 21 East Third South Fetherolf, planting assistant, working MORE CROOKEDNESS. Strest , under the direction of E. H. Clarke, Independent Telephone No. 2401. and . Lake Salt the of THE UTAH ROOSEVELT SADDLE SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. supervisor The press dispatches the past week Wasatch national forests. the are stated that pare investigations This station", is intended .for. MutstitttiwKiMtstilititVV.VVv.r.r.KP.stit pppppppppppppppppppppppppi production of forest tree seedllnes now under way in San Francisco, probfor planting on important watersheds ing more -- charges of corruption and x This bribery, Poor San Franciscp! ) Shatmountains in the .Wasatch s Salt Lakes .Greatest. Attractioh t an acre in f tered and torn with- earthquake and nursery' hasA sI area is avail- almost obliterated by fire; followed by and--a the months of the Schmitz and Rueff dis5S able for use In transplanting have grown in closures, It seems as if her cup of huseedlings after they two miliation was almost filled to the brim, years. the seedbeds one or '2 All-Ach- es Forest planting is becoming more or as an Irish officer said in perpetrat. h2 s' f ' : As if it were ing an unwitting bull. and more important each year and 1 J if the public generally realizes that is filled to the brim and running over. By taking one or two Dr. Miles Anti-Pai- n S3 The fire had left Mayor Schmita as a Pills when you feel an attack coming on. the. supply of commercial timber to be maintained a great deal tf hero, "a man "who could aspire to the You avoid 5 not only suffering, but the In the future. governorship and the people would nnt planting must be done of influence If the pripain uppn ening system. S But, with tier doubt The government has encouraged mid- haesaidlrnay. an inborn perversion of morals; electnervous, irritable and cannot sleep take vate land owners throughout the.their ed on an unwritten platform that cartablet on retiring or, when you awakea. dle west to plant trees upon 2 five ried as. its slogan: The city is ours, influence upon the nerves homesteads, and within the last This soothing .2 unfortunin forest he had, planting graft, graft, graft, v" or six years advice 2 "brings refreshing sleep: thousands of farm- ately before he had had a chance to has been given to west. 44 cents in Never 5 sold bulk. 25 doses, a man himself show millions, among , middle , the ers in servwvvv.vvKrwwrar.rr.vitP. r.p.tststtttsmiestststitsttsetRtstKitsttw 9 .'s '4i vri 1 .' M i 4 The Piute Courant. j By-pat- g d - undei-stoo- d, - e key-not- - fault-findin- g Parker Lumber Co. Wholesale $ Retail. Mining Timbers, Genasco Roofing, Blue Plaster Board. All Kinds of building Material. WANTED g SALT LAEE CITY, UTAH. Corner 2 South West Temple. 00 LABORERS - ty-w- n ere-yo- u JO -- o o o WITHOUT KNIFE. Doctor Johnson, o Specialist for Rectal Diesases S S. J. old-tim- n TEAMS i Piles Removed Street, Salt Lake City. k Send Your e $ fj - Miles 0 HERSCHEL B. LYMAN, Pills ia-stea-d 338-4- Cure Headache forest-servic- - , Din-sines- n , s, ' I I I f I - seed-bed- one-hal- good-size- -' . All-Ye- 0 ar - d Prevent ! - SiThe SaLnitarrum Baths. ... t |