Show a — ' -- 1 i M 1 "XT” THE SQUTHEBN THE PIONEERS AND THEIR his salary every month And what can you do about It? Why you' can JUBILEE j refuse to vote for him when bo comes Today our state Capital Is clailn for office again— and that Is all glory for the pioneers their children up and their children’s children have Oh yea— there Is one other tiling you met with thousands of those who have can do which we came near forgetYou can help elect some other Come after them to celebrate tomor- ting: man to do just as he did What would row the great day of mlr history The Pioneers were a unique band you think of the Imperative Mandate a law by Which a scoundrel ctuld be and their advent has made the hiscalled home when he sells out Ills cotory of Utah so uhiiko tliC history of nstituency?— Living Issues most other states CENSOR Is Pvblisskd Btsut Friday at Richfield Sbvikr County Utah By CROSBY AND MORRISON State Directory! r"’ ' jt ' Tbe Trans Most of the school olecl fonii of Yhe 8iite”wcTe" eoiiciuotojr'wltbaut party::-':-linInterfering!' Tlr4i(lffrage question came in however and" in several towns they wereafrfyfidj'on' accord"" ing to sex reoent gold mlqlng convention Mississippi congress has started the discussion of whethoi' the hold In Denver demanded a place in states or the general government the president cabinet for mines And should have control of the Irrigation mining Jt was a dangerous move a Is of lands the when of the urld the West': Jt secretary of agriculture was Next it will safe proposition that congress as a brought lnt existence be a of irriof Manufactures and a knows secretary body practically nothing ' Q ’ gation so It better be left for thr clumsyJhjavy cabinet with it of Rich field' the The city conn states If congress did attempt to e Monroe of town councils Safina handle the fnatter it would be apt to MlTEb STATES SENATORS We had Intended going to the Jubiand Glenwood should nqlte with ¥vnk J Canned make a lot of foolish laws and bad re- lee tot we tbe when of but J h Rawiiis the hot county commissioners thought would certainly follow Irriga- sun the1 sults WbReESENTATIVE TO OONORfiSS once a that to read of it try couniy'Tantrrr waiting for ttreei cars the Just W U king FT t tion Is something that must be studi- rushes and jams the t t t wh v v will eVer bd Entertaining and to think disappointment GOVERNOR ed and the Congressmen of the east in see to of of business will we a our to when be 'Weli is none couldn't’ to we for it ttihitt It trying probably pleasure years Ihe responsibuity tor drinkitTg In to date on the matte? BEdRETARY OF STaTiJ didn’t gdcomO The Tilgrims who most resem-bi- but when we remember that t he Mor- aren’t up l toxlcatlng liquor (a usually laid ‘on J nates T Bamnloild 'crossed a wilderness mon people hdre tbrdw opeh thelf PionherS the the saloon keeper Itjirpperl hongl StfA'tfri AtflitTdlt: A week Ago Sunday Bp JetiB'en Asked of water to a new home while the Tabernacle for the Use of the Chris-taiMorgan RictiilrdS Jr The Sevier Rlverwas HI led to’ ’over- enthc manwho drinks IfvLf vi Pioneers orossed a Wilderness of grass STATE TREASURE Ri Endeavor people ' We Wnddr if the people of Elsinore whether they C& alLget drink ha out It it flowing hlssprlng bilt rtow'erops Are Janies Clilprdaii ’ that refuge might be had among the when a Mormon missionary appears wished to celebrate Pioneer Day or burning Up for want to wat6b Can if In on MT'IVZ As the reA 0 Bishop Not only do the in the towhs and cities where these not No one answered Itocky Mountains 11 v the farmers ever hope for any pertaetl-an- t t v: 4 HperiNtendent PUBCIO JNSTRUC- - Pilgrims and the Pioneers resemble Endeavorers live if these sairi'e sult of an emergency the feame quesSeverBehS ‘to in Sah 1 prosperity and growth until and wh Sevier Every iidil Will extend the same courtesy tion come up in last Sabbath meeting each other here but both sought new al reservoirs are built? mass counties hold should meetings John R Park homes that religious liberty might be by opening their churches t6 them? In Richfield So lew voted either for decide what it cin do’ to encottrAg to p - sopREtoa jqdorii It was hut a few years aftei Not much The facts are thAl 'even or against that uo decision was reachenjoyed QliarlesS Zane the building of a sugar factor J w bARTort the landing of the Mayflower until while here enjoying the hospitalities ed FeW men 'dislike an honest fair OarptjjLiitjr Contractor Who Is there that has j amine$ 0 thq colonists of Massachusetts Bay of these people tlVfcy could not refrain opponent but Frink Cannon didn’t Vbte foi p'rc? QtSTBtOf JUDGE FOR SlATfi DISTRICT: had As all of admiration for the person th&t doesn't established schools and frem that from abusing the Mormons and his pk ’thinks he Votei tectlon E VIE It COUNTY dihkctoii y AliEltSOA — they have gone on building up an edu- our readers know we do not belong to know what he wants? C f wrong Bat FrknkIkhekl£itt6Ir:k'n4 it cational system that has been and is the Mormon church hut we call atcommissioners! of the c'n Jy planing ’mill Votes ks he pleases proprietor row among the best in the world tention to this fact to show the pec- - We know several H n BaR piqnwood ' iY M n ' young men who in Blchffeldj and Is best prepared of J ieu a ul W llBobJnapn SuJMlttj But Utah has done the sameThe pie who believe that all the bigots are have been married from six to ten '‘Ml' any one in the coun ty 'to do all kind JA(Ross Joseph schools of Utah are nearly as old as In the Mormon church that they are yM1 If ih'ere Is a ‘town in ijtah t'hk'j Gk Clark years and haven’t a home They try of wood work' Write to him 'if i’l RicbfitJKL ftounty ' We a doesn’t celebarte Tioneer Day ‘tomorM vu t arrant that to excuse themselves and lay it on the litte olt just lAic ISpoacor Layton IUChfiold tlie1jolyn(yJJself want any thing in his line as: Monroe Assessor— Jos A Statth 'I The discovery of gold In California there Is not a Baptist Methodist or row that towh Is not worthy 'kpTkcl but others men with government Itlchfiekt Sheriff— WjOoonS r i rYj 1 t Turned Wo causes Molding a caused with other on together Amerlcai the state map In Mon Schools— Jaoab doc ngregailon Magleby SUpt t Presbyteriap families to support are getting along I Tax Colloctof’ i lb ' (Treasurer ‘and to the West and the that would willingly open their doors’ first rate des'pjte the stagnating of Rough or Planed Lumber M ' lUlohfteld !(cavy emigration H B Hansen acof Mormon a to in Great even little the valley the after colony preacher tlrosecutlng Att’y— EW McDaniel RbAtiold business (Such young men better Sallu Salt SurYeyor-- P D Shoebsr r a courtesies proved powerful tpe cepting they ipost ‘t come right out and acknowledge that Missouri Pacific B’y1 i CITY- DIRBCTftRT Mi Issues accelerator to thig travel jMany a or poor managers i they areU either It Mill H tu ®AYOn— Tbeodoi'e Braudloy More for watched with has Brother than that Foster yeay emigrant The 'Colorado haven’t very much rustle to them Short tlLine to Kansas COUNCIL— E 0 Pdterson i ' rl ’ J M: Jensen' ' first glipipse of the the last twenty earg w never knew a plegsfiiiepr-tU&t Louis Mo and all points City N Pi Peterson' e sage brushy and how Mormon meetinghouse closed against a Cjityamoqg n y South and East ill Morten JdnScbV" ' w 'Sigurd lioa and '(Syatfl Hi - Horpe jl a B Joseph been i in bustefi When goe the of mustThave the welcome mqn It j denomination curling buslppss )'preacher any Free reclining chair qars aud lotorder— Clil'I GbldliralisKa’fi l'f u v "Stage Line fmotoes the green fields the cooling has been the custom to talk about It js usual to seek ap excuse pne car? pf most ele- M palace sleeping -- s ’v: James Christiansen n I1:”Eeasurbr— shade ahd thre? genial hospitality of Mormon Christensen'"' igptry exclusiveness and tikes to lay it to the bard times or toj gant design Direct connections at GRASS ANqcfiABRIT vallwy VALLE x n " d iaralial-U- J f oaslk' we fcbf’3 " WTilotrtquisi narrow mindodness huttbp thpuspds something else aNo doubt the hard ’p j ” : Union Station the St Route J Steward magnificent tflty 1 Tfio ptafeson the' western slope of of mlnefs who tramped lgto !!old time times often has much to fio vlth it! areet 8upferyisor— POpeterson Lculsor everywhere lf ' ' ir ' PoU ndk&epe— J aim W Coons tbs Alieghahy hiauntalns are prepar-- ' Utah” were fed without price but the incapable man who can not )' ' Tickets on sale at all stations on t Leaves Sigurd $ amt every water ‘Master Mels fcl Anderson morning to celebrate centenuial hut their lng properly conduct the business oy has Rio GrandeWestern Railway Quarantine Physician— H K“ Nelli M IP' 'i except Sunday resell Burrvlilei fit selected they find no oneifilegr eat event that' On the first of the wroogijplaj?© andtiipe to moon B JCoosarand go on to Loa or Coyote that payr August the first Flynn K: v vv: marks theihegitming of their history' hard times as a soft place likes stact 'rtf nlghtt C F &RA ment must be made on the Otter &P A V7AYNE icqpNTY: plRECtp&Y Some i bold ' huatecchad penetrated' and for Accum'sdations to passengers j light ' facilities for Creek reservoir sitejoei there Is no! Sjfit Lake CUjr Utah ' iV' carrying express h their forests ln search of game and coMMissioNaai''’-i‘J!i- u of getting the land Let that! For leCUciip Fillmore Brothers a iatefikiid h’Uilt him a cab in there He surety si iremdnt Alonzo Billings land bb a secured Ddrrville Water by storage A Oood There Is one thing that ouMarmerA and Lot jlad bkri forced 'th ' far ra'A 'little and t TeasdaleCharles BuiJw and the Proprietors company present generation should remember You have chances Enquire at the Broadbent Ranch at Whiter ’' V Giles- ” later th true farmer had followed tbelr children and ’their children’s to imrt'dw U “ kECOltDER him'ttnd begtth-fhmoney' but have ybii amj Brooklyn-- ”real colonization AuifA 'cLeR A will pay an Unheeded tax for children chanocs to get It hack? Thed you can iLOa-- ' hift'itli hot so In Utah Her history tl! lit riatisRd ‘will make them 'tax that watoYj'h get lumber f6r trade barb wire for ieg&n in one place'With one organized slaves ’"When therb tVa financial rt grain posts for'jour own labor and' 11 Curfew Calnesvllle body' jot people under the acknowledge counts election to decide jfjOha of two which you 'better fraplone a little ht ' tltnej ed leadership of one man Thus it Is ' ' ' ’ " a how men be ‘ shall officer sheriff: cohnty I’M ' : Instead of borrowing money to Improve j ij1' thai Utah’s history is clchrly known' good i' Vr‘ Lytrian Chappell and When will work the ljoo "" talk people all at once from krab to last and 'its writers find 4 SUPT SCHOOLS r there is an effort beingl'ihacle to decide Tir It’it plan and open that all may read r boa VE Robinson whether we shall own our water sup8to?leVbf goid and gold The eariv settlers of Utah were wildest The ply the very life blood of our towns JT A Jeffery Jjoa strictly farmers! and it was well that there are but few willing to work and discoveries have ctmo from Atas'ka in Lil (fspisJ 4 were so Had they left their men week from they and the past during Prosecuting Atty: the people do notSeem to care COFFINS GASKETS SCREWS t arms and gone to Search for preclons the northwest have been losibg their Loa losepU Ekersley iietfcfs' in' their desire to fill pres starvation would have overtaken get hold of LININGS &c "I am being educated up to vote for the yeliov metal Beattie would bethem But they came here to ’stay and nothing s cities people to tlielr the best county officer whether he is a come almost depopulated If ships were Mill homes so permanently as does the Republican or a Democrat” said a plentiful There “may 'be some rich seas-one- d is RIOfilELirSALiiON of McKinley a few gold fields In Alaska but thebe m’ay occupation of agricultural for it ia the staunch supporter on Vrop II tv RAJILOSE '! days sinbe “Just within the past few also be some starving fools there this foundation of all industry ' ' will HAS i There arc many who ba e no s mpa-thmonths I have seen enough to teach winter hy oo A $3 of leave party out good Whisky for the belief that biought the me that we LIO ’ Pioneers here There are others whj our county electiqnj” said a DemocraALCOHOL Wc are pretty well acquainted 188 hiil 'all recognhe one fact tic officer of Gevjex county ‘‘It Is all VAL1F011X1A GRAPE BRANDY have here yet whenv we tried to around I U Winds r’nd that they who first settled in the right to vote a straight ticket but I libtckbrfj of think six young men Ip the county never a man do said time other who to be ' R'iio1 it has destined are such Lake Salt uui liquor Valley JKerry who are actually learning pradesR m art needed in sickness known as the most remarkable band qftptlme been placed Id positions of us country Ap our H WoR Cigars In the history of the West They did public trust by Sevier county people’ tradesmen mA tfcp good buid3'up more to hasten the settlement of the “There is pqhaim la parties putting Show your’ regard f6r those who ahd demand higher higher wages wifi West They paved the way for others up tickets then wq iave paoro candhave gone before in while the common day laborer will to oeme Some came and built homes idates to pick from” said one of Richwhere he Is The Censor is be- stay right by the side of their path Others fol- field’s merchants i lowed and came to' live among them ginning to belicye the last man Money is not an end It is only a but that one body was the leader of f means to an end Food clothing and ' many others that followed and radiathas established his While there Ipso much talk about the comforts of life is end sought r-- i ' ed from Its farms to the farms the gold miningin Utahigold discoveries by all human existence — Livinglssues Co-o- p ranches and the mines to this the In Alaska and all prospectors are liuntr Ay Not to the end yet Brother Foster is alurrn- great trans Mississippi empire ing for indications of geld what ars The clothing is a means of supplying ' i It the food of supplying the effects of the increased production warmth How 'would you like to hire a man coof gold going to be?South Africa ' strength and warmth and the “comto work for vou for two long years and 'Jl' V ntinues to produce Its usual share of forts” of which you speak are only Woik EXCHANGEE ONLY have it expressed In the contract you tile metal The West Is paying little means of gratifying some desires FOR PRODUCE INSCRIPTIONS are to have no say whatever in what attention to silver mining any more I he shall do Or how be shall do It or and there is going to be a glut of gold The Trans Mississippi Congress no whether he shall do any Work at all or in just a little while Then the Unitdoubt did a great deal of good but not and If he work whether he is to ed States government will begin to I work for1 youof’some one else and every time this congress meets it concoin its silver and the first thing the siders much the same subjects to mucb that you will not be able to terminate people know silver will be the scarce condithe sahae depth The congress should the contract at all under any metal Silver is the money that does take up fewer subjects but probe into tion but that under all conditions IS NOW OPEN FOR Banks clearing the work anyway them deeper and then take more deyou are to pay him the full wages RECEIVED-rare international ahd houses exchange of 1897 cisive steps towards making their upon? You would not enter inwith the use of the more Ideas national or state laws to that sOrt of a eohtract would you? doing away Acres of Lovely No we knew you would not You valuable gold but they never will do with the small coins of silver used have tefo much sense haven’t you? away Tbe county license tax on Sheep IS ' VShade tiie poor1 by The sheep sure to prove A failure Oh certainly But still you do that II WITH A owners will Just drive their flocks over very thing every time you elect a ConDOors The Unreasonableness of the Demois tnade It if and JLABGEPAVILLIOV fLOOIt Into county another You him office gressman the give crats hnd others who cry out against a state tax Arizona will getathifd to you obligate youtself help pay him YOr Dumlng to failure return prosperiMcKinley's &O0Q" per year of Utah’s sheep Inside of one year you have no control Is equal to those Republicans who CADDIES LEMON-Aty eilEAM JC& there would be that over himf jou have' no say in what he said 'thai thd CteVelaiia''adminlsta-tio- Tb®' advantageneed a rest and thAse Ui Don’t forget th6"pla6e3? COFFEE and LUNClt Shull do: h'e can sell you ‘out the'lpext Utah ranges on the crash of ’93 wheij brought feed better would have did who stay I K day add cohtlhue to Sell you out every can be had at tha Park ) ' day for the next two years and diaw not a change had been made JElst-nor- i - e ’ n Ofa-saloo- ATTORNEY-GENEItA- f Endea-vorer- s i j i f Builder ( i — i - -- : 1 tll'l i cierk-Sau- f ' I A - i i s ‘ : ' i ‘ i i J ‘ v ii s biii' '!i have-Livi- - - ng1 1 I t I L ' U i U e v J i I1 1 8- -- i pull-ma- ( n - ? - t Peace-LSInl- f f ’ ( " 1 i - ’ - n - TF ' - “ ? ’ - - cbMi ’ Foref TKaf Do Aof ’ ’ ’j 1 ‘ ‘ s Horne & Miller Undertakers "1 a Keep constantly oh hand at their establish’ ment Richfield a supply oifvi i 2 HANDiEg - and they can f ' ‘ i : Iist TEST-PROO- Iit orders on shori notice Having sold their Planing theyare an xious tosell the lumber which well LATHS iDOORS &c they have sell the ground occupied hand and the lumber yard at a reasonable price for cash -- y ! F K u C ' Remember Ifie Dear Departed Try A AT "Greco’s Tin Shop You gt best bargains ARTHUR HENRIE i - Marble Works on Center St East of Store and prepared to make grave stones and do all kinds of Cemetery Work on extractors honey cans tin' and eaves jpum ware trough and roofing ‘ 1 ' i 3 FIRST-CLAS- S w9rk East of Social Hal Richfield r- r i os K Indreasoji's Park WRIGHT Pioneer JUST The Season Oil Houee J A Lot Of WHITEWASH brushes Five Paint Brushes Glass Sash Paints and Oils Lath Iron Roofingetf - Farmers Attention Machine Oils Calhandet my prices before you order m b WRIGHT I it |