Show T Blnek-'-wlten- lias his law Luwyer UTAH RICHFIELD RICHFIELD Seth Lou'geeof Lon is in town New Goods at Rich field llardwan Co Homer Thompson of Marysva'o town first of the week wu-i- The Elders’ Quorum will give a ty in the near future par 110 man ol Being a lawyer oilii-- tho experieiue and Will practice) la tho Supremo Court anil various Inferior courts of the Rtato I’rompt attention glveu to Civil Criminal Laud and 'business settlement of estates collection and i soforth Office in Ence Block Mr v a hard-worke- I r lie 1 UN sou doubts not that our latest aei'iir-eattorney will prove among tin d most successful well known rePhilip sident of Annuli dla died at 4 o’clock tills morning At about one o'clock h j was received a paralyt ic stroke in his side ami despite till that could lie done lie died Mr Guacliat has long beet a siiircrer from parti lysis vet lie inn i ii tn i tied a kindly disposition that will make liis meinery treasured by friends and neighbors L Guacliat a John I Ryan aged seventy years died at a resident of Wisconson and Rev J B Morse was in from Marys-valColorado t ho on the mines placer on Wednesday River a lew days since His body was A sightattraeiing attention (lie new brought here and taken at once to suits at the Chicago Store Horne and Miller's under'aking estabwhere it will stay awaiting lishment An abundance of storm now and an The old gentlehe order of relatives abundance of water next seie-oman is tin fat iter of M J Kvaii a The M I A are to have a dance and mining man and came out hereto impicnic at the Academy 11 ill tonight prove his health but old age and The Longfellow Literary Society is carried him olf j preparing to give a concert in Hie near We failed to mention t lie death of future Mrs Mary Ann Johnson last week siloes - IvEKl YOUR FEET DRY with The lady was ho wife of Martin Johnfrom the (Jhicagi Store son and has lived in Richfield for Joseph Ogden wears a smile of gieat twelve years past being 42 years of magnitude because there's a line hey age at tit" t ime of her death which iccurred January 20 down'St his home Site had been i seven weeks at the time of iter old The eighteen-mont- h aby of eaiii 'Telling iter husband that she George C Peterson died atffiii) iln-- diun't lear dealli and asking him to morning from croup be quiet site went quietly to a sleep Enos Curtis of Wiliov Bond and Unit leaves nine motherless children Martha Murphy of Salma were iiem May they meet her again ed to wed this week Catch this money and get a good Mrs Layton the county re nr Dr out for the price of u cheap one at the lias been confined to U- -r ionic wili Chicago Store sickness fora few days past I’rogiamf't i I'erary Meeting Feb Attorneys Rapp and Be u it hS'h uud Collins and J B Jumia hae Ringing gone to I’iute County for court I 4 ait Prayer 1st Address lv President - Wlmu A im guests Mr I lie tables around were seated The Anderson Bros lias laid up a Mi s Mmrill win were and Peeples good supply of Ice for the warm seaconcealed in aunt lmr room came out son and were joined in the hands of matriTlie Marquardson and Jensen store mony by Elders F W Young of Frelias declared a dividend of 8 per emit mont much to the surprise of those asfor t lie past six months sembled It is hoped that the young travel on life’s journey will The Jensen Hotel lias been very couple that Mr ami Mi's Coleand smoothly fifcrowded all last week— rrom ten to see man will many more wedding days teen every day No doubt the guest appreciated the Andrew Christoflerson has been seri- exceleut supper and entertainment ously sick for about two weeks lie is gotten up by this venerable couple nowon tfte improve and would extend their hearty t hunks Peter Frank left yesterday for Cali-- ' forni i lie expects to stay away for at: least two years Lyman — — i Geo e- on v Henry CW Snyder the barber and Aug Andersen has also life for Dealli Valley California first of tin: week i still arriving abtyat Will Bell’s a girl at Jo Condor’s anJ a boy at John M Johnson's Ail doing Emigrants well J C Nielson has just returned ftotn Sanpete selling slelgiibeils he reports dull business on account of too little snow Brooklyn had a wedding and a wedding dance last week Jas Shaw Jr and Nanny ilroadbeiit being tho Vic- tims Emil Chrlstofforsen must be selling goods he receives frplght almost every week and to morrow expects goods both from St Paul and Salt Lake a lot of Sheriff Coons last Tuesday arrested fourteen carloads of cattle but our jail not being large enough ho let them go on to Nebraska in charge of Henry C ' Larson I’ E Wcstman and Magnus Nielsen visited' our Sunday last Sunday They also gave us from Richfield school some very good instructions in the afternoon meeting Richfield Hardware is tin: plate to Geo 11 of' Elsinore met last The citizens get Stoves Iron Tinwaie Cutniy e'c Crosby Jr for the purposeof findSaturday M v night etc L Bean 2nd Song out the feeling of the people in reing wm Bill Einci in of mi hie Pup Tu latest news from the gard to building an Opera house Tho by Aniii-- Pel"! vn company reports them in Alpine was in tho affirm alive t b M ic a i: ihicii by (Pm general feeling with eighteen indie- o' mv and a com mi turn of five namely D P Farm-wIt and Co James S treason II P HanMri Martha I ngstrom viniv s iti 5t It fait mi ihe Labor- of iiie Jensen C Larson and Chr Canutsen II son vor town west of hits W ecu Orrnck the part Legislusme by John were appointed to draft a Constitui but is improvi ng now FOB SALE tion and By Laws und solicite Men’s black clay worsted suits fiom for shares 1 wish to sell my ranch located half $350 to $1000 at the Chicago Si me bet ween Richfield und Elsinore The editor of this piper e line Imme wayt 1 have a on lie main road GLEN WOOD young last Monday night and is now hack at orchard of a hundred trees adweliing desk Brlmhall Bros of Ephraim gave an his again a granary sheds' stables and corrals in “The whole Censor gang are good acres of lucerne and twenty-liv- entertainment Saturday evening t TIi-iiU- Ati-zon- a n- -l i' i 1 twenty the selioolliouse Their music is first Matured this week acres of fanning land They have Leon Buyers class reading ‘A Bunch of Carrots” should apply within t he next six weeks 1 Archy Anderson and Jessie Jenson James Peters A cow m Wanted— milk exchange were married lust week by Bishop Bell U tah Richfield for A 1 painting Call or wiiie wore favorites among' the young They 11 If! I) Mortenson Richfield as well its cdcl and we wish them a Men’s dark gray suits all wool oi In conversation with Wm Ogden plea-ajourney through life They $050 at the Chicago Store who lias been uetihgoo the committee will give a ball Friday evening Brim-hal- l Bro's will be tho musicians A birthday reception was to id re t that was appointed some time ago try of various the companies G S irrigation a Clark On Thursday night Mr John Johnson and Butler Brimliall a in the sacramental meeting Sun large number of Invited guests Were tins county we learn that meeting spoke will be held in the Academy Hall at present day Richfield Feb 8th at 10 a m at which was broken into TheSulina Co-o- p John M Kirkinan and father took time the committee will givoa full re- Wednesday night or Thursday morntrain A was Tuesday for Salt Lake City John labors of their meeting port ing The property taken was money io have been held on the 2(5 of January M v ill undergo an operational the and jewelery of some $200 value fur this purpose but on some eompli-Th- o hands of Dr Pinkerton to have an ensenatorial contest attracted cations that had arisen t lie committee largement taken from his neck tuucli attention in Richfield and evolv- - deemed it wise to adjourn the mootMiss Mary Short has recently had Tito the ed tosome unwise remarks ami bad ing without giving a report of loosing her sight but feelings All are pleased that the! commit tee however have now secured it is hoped that site will recover site is Out option outlie land required fora under the doctor's care She is one of fight is ended on Otter (’reck Piute Go Glen wood's most aimably young ladies Another case of diphtheria is in reservoir site enthusiastic over the and lias the sympathy of hosts of are and very town and again the yellow tlagisat and that this is cer- friends the home of the unfortunate Micheal prospects finest sayreservoir site in the the soft is the one tainly Nielson A Notice water can be and enough country now ailhctei All persons knowing themselves to stored in it to water every foot of land You NEVER saw such fine oveicoats be indebted to ttie Glen wood Co-oUI ie irrigated in tins valley hllt ilt su :h small prices as they are seliing 'p1(iy tiling u is an assured success will call and settle at once or steps at in the Chicago Store and aie anxious to have the farmers will be taken to enforce the collection It take hold of Hie matteratonco winch was On Thursday night a reception tendered to Mr and Mrs William' they believe they will do but if the Teasdalc Feb 2nd 1807 Ence and Mr ami Mrs John A Ence public do noM here are private parties Editor Cexsoh: people will have There is still enough snow in this ai the home of the grooms Success to w h will and the water rent to pay for the our newly married friends There have vicinity for sleighriding of late to been almost refalls light In testimony of the high esteem in melts from which time to that place MONROE jvliich Principal Victor E Beau :s warm spells occasional time by rea accored was liis held by pupils lie Mrs Tas 1) Nielson lias been unLast Wednesday evening a crowd ception last Friday nigtit at the Aca- well for some time but site is improvwere Hull of and young people thought to drive a picnic Dancing demy ing now Rad way dull care by taking one of tho-- e The driver Jacob Wirklund oilers his hot spring old style sleigh rides Jim Peters cune home from Bffiler for estab- thinking of no harm concluded to try to the town above people pa Sunday lie and Victor Bean have resort a the speed ot his horses on a piece of purchased a ranch out there and Mr lishing bathing where sleighs had not been besnow On Wednesday James D Nielson Deters will move out in about six but fore suddenly to their dismay the Ills farm between here and was sent for to come to Beaver and into a revine covered horses stepped furnish music for a dance Elsinore is for sale over with snow The sleigh tipped Two lots of sleigh riders were run- forward Aleck Dobson shipped 7(h) head of throwing its contents over t lie Elsres cal from ning races when t hey were nabbed among the horses The horses recovguttle principally The cattle were bought and the drivers fined eacli $250 The ered first and went on their way leavinore yards iti Garfield l’iute and Sevier Count ies The drivers claimed that the running ing the young people Miss Mary J lie will slop over the Denver and Rio was to escape snow balls Jacobs was badly bruised and has been Grande after leaving Grand Junction phe Monroc anf Elsinore teachers detained from school on the accountof the accident Others were Injured but Three toughs confined for burglary took exception to a local reading: not badlyl one and men Elsinore “Two broke jail at Junction last Sunday' young a on were all Monroe team of teachers ami Straw's Alma stole Last Thursday evening the people of night Tho sheriff "f J’ltiie county went drunk here" Teasdale dined at Mr and Mrs George The wording of the local was south in sen Hi it the imm and the Coleman's it being their fortieth wedt unate for they live in the towns ding day As neither north 'ini'' Among the guests were Mr Our infor-tstra- and Mrs George Forsytli of Loa Geo seemial In he n cmplisiiiog much Mr named not teach in them look the trail and tound hs mant was mistaken as only two were Rust sea of Gainesville and Franklyn teachers But young men who are put Young of Fremont After supper the horses here in Richfield in the position of teachers shouldn't evening was spent in merriment makMen's and boys' overcoats and ladies intoxicated and if they do they ing such as songs recitations etc by get coats are being sold at cost in I tie Ch- deserve having it published and tins the older class: the young people reicago Store taper would again use tint means of paired to Charles Snow's residence and Flic three young engaged in We were pleased wit It a call on Mr Mopping the evil dancing Mr David Tceples fend Mrs E E Hoffman last evening men wore drunk and we'll give names of Biirrville and Miss Alice Morrell of Ttley have made their residence in if we ate again railed liars Teasdltle performed a very active part e ul r nt j u ‘ ' p V'? V r unfor-oonstab- i f 1 -- tiw — program-- — f MLssonTi-axrrthrifsinn ijt it ago on tlie Jake Miller proper of at a (leal great ty iias attracted Fastest time shortest line and tent ion and tlie option of tlie Salt test accomodations for feeding aro i f they di lie indumenta wo Lake parties lapses soon to offer shippers of an not take it up several oilier buyers ve stock between Pueblo and Kansas waiting the opportunity of getting t Jlty Special live stock trains1 T6r a half interest for $25000 M reasonable number of cars' " Jim Long is pushing work on hir I B Kooscr C F & P A" “ 11 Breckenridge mine arid feels happi E J Flynn T F & P A Ills three shifts o over tlie oullouk Salt Lake City Utah men are dumping out lots of pay rod and Jim sends letters out every fev days wanting to hire more workmen ' Pacific Missouri R'yr1 Tito very host ore being now dump is Tiiid from Blue ed out mine tho The Colorado Short Line to Kansas The owersof the Blue Bird never weri fily St Louis Mo and allpoiis so highly encouraged and rumor lia: south and East it that the Blue Bird will have a stil Free reclining chair' cars and pull-na- n JOBOB TELLS OF AN ElSTKIU'IUSINO heavier force as soon as spring comes palace sleeping cars of most eleTown Ammon Hunt has returned to hi gant design Direct connection &t home in Monroe being quite sick lit lie magnificent Union Station Ijty of is ever heard little Lyman Very has been working for sente time past Louis for every where with a modesty equal to their enter- at his mine in Ten Mile Canyon Tickets on sale at all stations on Rio Grande Western Railway prise her people tire tucked away cosily lJl( Word from Cltas Lunmtcrsdorf wh( II B in a little nook at the foot of the Kooser E J Flynn in Salt Lake says that he wii s now C F & P A Thousand Lake Mountain in Wayne T Fr& P A in early spring to push work Co and are content to attend their be hack Salt Lake City Utah y own affairs and leave toothers the on tlie Sevier lie better he back soon other mines are outgrowinj bustle of the great big world The as tlie the Sevier town has had a sort of a mushroom J Ostlund is tunneling into tlie hi! growth Three years ago there was no Lyman the present site was a barren north of Cooper’s hot spring near Mon place without a stick to mark it and roe If he strikes hot water he wil no sign of life but the little prairie pipe it over to Elsinore for a sanit dog3 whose numerous burrows made it arium You leave Ogden or Saif Lake Ic unsafe for the traveler on liorso back he evening and after breakfasting! to Notice who wended bis way across it the peoEstray che sumptuous dinning cars of tbe ple at that time lived in what was I have in my possession the follow- 8ANTA FE FOUTE on the third known as Fast Loa a place with out ing Impounded animals: One sorre id morning you arrive in centre or circumferance Their straggling farm houses dotting the eastern horse 3 years old: branded! Louis: Chicago part of the valley like sheep without a i ( ) in season to attend to business or conshepherd In Feb 1394 Apotle Lyman advised nect with all fast trains for the East loot wh the people' to gather together- and Some one has said recently1 :thaf 'the Also one bay Mare 4 or 5 selected their present townslte as the of the ATCHISON TOPEKA years old track 1-the ChrisIn Peter place SANTA FE railroad was in Such spring Bp tenson moved liis house there and ask' e perfect condition that the Jong unTlght thigl ed the people to follow him He soon branded! run of the “Flyer” on the NeW got one or two of his neighbors con York Central could be equaled if nA verted and helped move them there Star in forehead exceeded by its magniflcellftraim£t If tlie above described animals are then like in the old fashioned game of GEO E- - GILMAN claimed and taken away in ten not In pomp pomp ptiilaway they doubled Gen’l Agt Passenger Dept days front date I will soil t tie same on ortsmie one else and soon had his Saturday tlie 13th day of Feb at the 50 West Second South Street ' house on the townsiteThe houses were Elsinore tound Salt Lake City Utah tf Chris Johnson mostly of log or frame and they inaug-erate- d SANTA FE ROUTE or St Ml diJ-tanc- a system of moving them entire by raising them a little from their foundations’ placing some stout logs beneath them and swinging the logs under the axles of heavy wagons and it has been quite a common sight to see a house traveling towards Lyinan at the rate of two miles an hour picked up on the farm and set down in town the same day In fact while the good wife was chasing her chickens and tying their legs her domicile was But wending its way Lyman-warthe town will soon have to quit growing for the houses in the fields have about run out' Johd Jackson still lias one left— a two story rock building and report says that Bp Christensen has been seen walking around It looking for the best place to hitch om But building a town is not all that the Lyman people have done in the last three years they have erected and finished even to the bellfry a nice meeting house and have a system of water works nearly complete They arb piping a spring about a mile and a half from town and will si on have that1 work finished and they are what is known as poor men farmers anil mechanics working to sustaid their families their Motto is“No idle’rs in Lyman” They are even anting the Red men to work Tin- Indians tinder their directions tb t year have raised quite a lot a ram and are at present putting t mseives up some houses They attend Sabbath school aud are learning they must work for a living liko the white men Lyinan affords many facilities for nnv homes and tb people will welcome any one who will adopt the town Motto' At present they have a good day school post office blacksmith and carpenter shops but are lacking a store Tire place affords a good opening for some man with a littieca-l- i to start a Mercantile business as tin people at present do their trading at the surrounding towns Pound Hooper d i :t-- -- ! J ottott n FROM THE MINES J L Foutz Sr has just brought a load of copper ore from the of Tuba City Coconino These old mines county Arizona have been known for years and would be excellent payers If a railroad was nearer The ore brought in will be shipped to Butte ro ascertain the cost of working and if satisfactory an English company will buy the claims four-hors- e mines north FOR niRETY DAYS During the next ninety days we one year’s subscription to the CENSOR AND The Salt Lake Herald SemiWeekly FOR Two Dollars S200 Two Dollars suscribe at once so that you may have a chance in the Hearld’s But you should Grand Prize Drawing which will be had early in April The condir? tion under which this offer is made js for casl) strictly in advance It should be the aim of every person toreaeji a state as well as a local paper and a local paper as well as those published in the cities We have therefore mace the arrangements necessary to supply our readers with thesa two papers for cw $200 0nly Gold Mountain City is perhaps the newest town in Utah to claim a place At the forks of Mill Creek and name some three miles above the Morrison ranch Robert Ridges and Charlio Void have staked of the future center for the mines southwest of the Sevier Already the miners and mine Valley owners speculators and ranchers aro Dan Jensen has a business investing lot on the future Main Street where he will establish a store and C D Burkholder has a hotel site secured while lots arc cheap Will Morrison was down from the canyon yesterday lie expects a great deal from the mines during the coming summer and lie will evidently not The strike of a be disappointed 4 i e p |