Show No Vol 2 Professional and Bushiest Cards J Stewart I C'W Collins STEWART and COLLINS t Attorneys at Law RICHFIELD UTAH 1 F K Reid ' E E HoCtm&n REID and HOFFMAN AttomeysratrLaw practice la all the Courts State and Will federal ' Offices Manti Utah uud Ence Block Richfield Utah ' W W M Wallace ' L Bkowm M Judge WALLACE & BROWN-Attorney- eil Richfield business Solicited w JENNINGS J-- GIDEON SNYDER JENNINGS - down- of Missouri Notth Omaha Is' flooded with water and a change of the Missouri River’s Is - Wod expected Ting Fong a noted SNYDER & Chinese siatesman Is In the United States as Senator Chandler h as introduced a He bill Into the sonate an eiubasskdor from his country rovldlng for the Senator Morgan of Alabama has Will also try to settle difficulties beDepartment to take possession ude a speech on the Cuban question tween two parties among the l6cal of the armor plate woi kslnthe United i b States and use them t s long as requir-- e that consumed' four days Chinamen ed to make the pla1 for the three and vessels them back than turn qew will be President McKinley has sent a specSage green yellow and red to owners the Jubilee of Pioneer the Qolors the ial message to congress asking It ta provide means for taking part in the Par“The Old Journey” consisting of eigh- is Exposition and Senator Mason j)f Ex Governor Altge Id was interested ard officer of a bank teen pen pictures of the Pioneers trip Illinois has introduced a resolution as a i Iloismiw charg19 belngprepared by Alfred Lamboiime tbatrecently failed fpr thet same into the senate ed with having ki mwn of certains Arthur SewaR the Democratic can- bauds and at a meet it meeting of the Tbe Pioneer Jubilee committees de handed creditors' cries of “Lynch foremen etc are now all appointed didate for vice president thinks the him!” wove comrucm every time the city Elections’ going Democratic ' tells name was mentioned and fairly at work nothing as to national affairs Mr " Sewall is en route to Japan to invest Clarke Young the Dean agent for- in bpilding ships there merly stationed at Salt Lake is said to WILL C0MPS6MISE be hopeful of recovering some bf the 82600000 dollars when involved ia a STAKE PIlfESTnOOD MEETING investors’ money failure of a rich company or a company ARRANGES TO COMPROMISE of rich men isn’t so large composed There i3 shill every prospect of war from the poor of the THE' BIG WATER amount that in Crete Greece js making extensive was ' land seboped in by the E S Dean SENT TO VARIOUS preparations for it and the Turks ex- Co beforo its failure too pect it ALL SEEM DELIGHTTOWNS Attorneys at Law Jennings has practiced twenty years u the Supreme Courts of the States and he United States lie will attend In person all terms of the District court lu each county in this District tyr Richfield Utah i t SUIT-MISSIONA- RIES M W MANSFIELD Lawyer i Ex Senator Dubois is waiting at A few nights ago seven fires broke and many say he is lookNotary Public out one afuer another in Kansas City Washington office for an lie scoius llio idea rilURBER Utah Most of them vveve quickly extinguish- ing and says he lus an object in staying ed but one Ungo building burned about two weeks longer then he will FRANK J) HOBBS go back to Idaho and go into business Illinois State Department of The Land and Mining Attorney i Agriculture has issued a bulletin sayTbe state ol' Iudiaua is trying a new (Pm- Twenty years of experience ing that tbe wheat is in worse condiIt will have plan with its piisoncrs Cm rtspondence Solicited tion than was expected One will be for two places or prisons Sii-Lake City Utaii those Capable of reiormation and (me toughs The former will be The carriage in which President for the as DR G II HERBERT known the state refoimatoiy Yeung rode into Salt Lake Vsfiley is U it iow In St Johns Arizona and will be and-Surge- on ‘ at the J ubilee Officejat Pioneer Drug Store UTAH RICHFIELD The Board of Regents of the Utah Untyersjty has approved its commit Itee’s action ‘and appointed Dr KingsSt George has a tannery in president of the Institution and bury Lanuing material is'canaigi© new presidents febComliend-lDro- f root which can there be had at 840ft J B Toronto haft then per tom e the vice made piesldent j i 1 1 ' "’’“ u -- t ts opera-ilontl- ' DR E SMITH Dentist And erton Building The republic of Mexico threatens to Fitzer the Salt Lake dynamiter is UTAH put a high tarig on porlpft)dw$xin RICHFIELD some odd capers He tells of nY ttieUnjted Stages if the D jngjey Dill’s cutting the president of 'fin insane murdering - MRS N II ST’ JOHN arifC against Mexican beef1 ia passed j asylum in 1873 and wants to be hanged for it He also tells of several other Midwifery and A creeping babyof John nafens of crimes and all wonder if he is msaue i' Santa Clara Washington county crept a liar or a criminal RICI1FIELD UTAII backwavd into the firp place and wa burned to death last week FLORENCE ALLRED During the week the Executive comLicensed Obstetrician mittee National Association of DemoJohn Earl and wife both of Farm- cratic Clubs mot in Washington D C Rooms at Mr Peters across the street ington had their buggy crashed into with most all members present An south of the Co-o- p Store by a Salt Lake street car Wednesday ajldrpss was formulated asking all t u The lady only was injured clubs to be ready to fight for free silIIOMER McCARTY ver and a moderate tariff in 1900 U S Deputy Estimates of the “flood puts the homeless at 379000 and the loss of prosecretary Wilson ol the Agricultural MINERAL SURVEYOR perty at $3750000 The states of Miss- Department has decided to buy Ameriand NOTARY PUBLIC issippi will suffer most can Creamery butter and send it to be sold in English markets no doesn’t MONROE UTAn see why our corn should be sent to Lake has nerald Tim Salt again AsDenmark there bo fed to cows and the a as of the its THE WRIGIIT HOUSE patron place sociated' Press the membership with batter produced be sent to England' K Wright having lasted about Proprietor the United Press ' Ij six months As the investigation of bribery in' Kansas Legislature goes farther it tbe First Class in Every Way Two of the leading men of the New gets worse One member showed anYork Life Insurance Co Were in Salt other tnember $ 1000 remarking “Who Lake this week They are looking at couldn’t make money Now?” while Terms Reasonable Salt Lake’s resources as a place for In- another asked a friend to find a place for him to make $200 for his vote vestment Richfield Utah General Cars of the Sick - " ' JENSEN HOTEL The Salt Lhkc City Council will tax A new telephone line from Coalville Utah to Park City and passing through six the schools for their water supply and Elsinore Grain towns between is the latest Utah im- tho city board of education doesn’t Newly equipped with all comforts and hay always kept Good stables for provement in means or rapid commun- like the move The probable effect is teams ication humorously shown by the Tribune cartoonist who pictures out a herd of ‘MY QLD KENTUCKY HOME ” children on the way to school school Charges of bribery in the Kentucky to drink from canteens with are still being Investigated If you believe In Silver 10 to 1 and legislature angood meals good beds that Invite to It looks though Hunter the noted sleep and pleasant dreams good tagonist of Joe Blackburn would be E O Wolcott AdlaiE Sixvenson elected andt) J Paine have been appointed Books Magazines and Daily Papers commissioneis for the i n Lei national A hospitality that makes you feel at conPeienco that has long Josie Winberg of Salt Lake city was monetary home with a Sample Room oh talked of but not yet called A been to street Main go accidently shot by her cousin Mrs London paper asks where they can go Grow one day this week She was THE KENTUCKY HOUSE and calls them “wandeiing commistaken to the hospital yet Utah Sevier Co Monroe sioners” as the conference has not yet soon died boen calicd ly 9 PIEBSON r) - An Unjust View A correspondent ft ini Junctlonj Piute County to tho I iichficld Advoi cate scores the county comrulssipuor of Piute for putting a license on sheen herds as allowed by t! ie county government bill passed by 1 ast legislature Piute County wo l ire Informed is in very bad cond ition financially! When the present o mmiisslonerscame In to power they fo and the connty iij debt past thp deb' j limit while over 1500 had beep tak en from the school fundjand iisp4 for other purposes in the county) Tlw) salaries and other expenses for the corul’jg year were more that) fche W ghest tax allowed by the statutes ‘woi ild allow It was for the purpose Of r elloving this financial strain— not to j min th e that the tax was imposed Critical times require strong remodlcs and thi beginning ©f tho present year was a critical tiuo in tho ’mstoiy of the little county o f Piute and the commissheep-industr- sioners meL it well f PRACTICE IN ALlS TIIE COURTS Physician Greece is preparing for war and diplomats from nearby-- ' think that at a needed moment the little country looks for help from sot ne of the great powers of Europe TU e Greek soldiers on Creto have taken tl m tovm of Bel-tin- o with a loss of fort 7 men HOTEL Many book companies are flooding the county school superintendents of the state with samples of text books prepaiatory to the text book convention to be held in May ED— THE COMMITTEE OF FIVE ARRANGING TERMS Last Saturday forenoon tho regular District Court Notes u Utah - the crime etc1 The defense recounted the h fermfcr good character of their client and the extreme improbability a wfffi allfiwih'g such a thing in her presence Judge McCarty delivered' a somewhat extended charge to the jury and just at sunset' They retired ’to their room where they stayed all night re' turning at 8:30 next morning with a crdict oiguilty and a reccommenda-tio- n 1 ’ lea-wor- a HaverYou n " The old difficulty over seal hunting in tho Boring Sea is being revived Newly fitted and well equipped with The United States has been- trying to everything for comfort enforce a treaty regulation requiring the British to seal up their guns while in the seal waters near Alaska because D L DAT half the seals shot'are never recovered Edward Roberts of Salt Lake was This the English will not do and neHouse Sign & Ornamental Painter out of work so ho drowned his sorrow gotiations will be reopened on the Drainer Paper Hanger & Decorator by drinking and his remorse for drink- subject Just before the noon recess Attorney Now is the time to take tbe Scinl Go to the Chicago Store for anyUTAH ing by killing himself with a drink of felCHFIELD was about to introduce part of carbolic acid thing in ready made clothing they al- Weekly Ilcruld and Censor both Rapp one for $200 record of the previous iri&l The the year undersell ways the cheapest Elsinore — particular part would show that tho defendant had once becn’ placecTTn Jcapordy and would pot sliony why “nold on there” said Judge McCarty “if tho prosecutor Isn’t going to oh jeet to that the court la” Then ltw9 that the court the prosecutor and attorney Rapp all wanted to talk at once Afternoon the entire record was laft out as evidence and tho arguments were proceeded with The prosecution bore down hard on tho1 girl’s1 straight story the admissions Hallows mado of Last Monday xnoming the April of mercy terra of the Sixth District Court met EVENING SESSION' in tho Court House with Judge McAt the evening session the case o£ Carty on the bench and clerk sheriff the State vs Geo Waters of Goosand reporter In place eberry who used a knife too frcclycamc FIRST DAY up The jury was quickly empaneled State vs George Long The defend: and the evidence for the prosecution ant having taken the “poor oath” the heard when the defendant’s attorney court ordered that the expense of his J B Jennings found a fatal defect in witnesses travelling etc be paid by the tho prosecution’s information and tfyc state case was thrown out of court In the matter of estate of Orville As wc go to press the court Is busy-thHardy deceased Attorneys Bean and case of the State vs George Lony McDaniel asked that Georgo Chai tt executor be allowed to dispose of personal property and real estate at private sale- - of the Slake Priesthood Meetwas held at the Academy Rail ing v iih President Secgmillcr piesiding The mam subject of the entire meet-- ' ing was affecting a Compromise of the Tnc Anna-bellbig water suit entitled Co vs' the Richfield Irrigation Co ot al President W1I Irrigation Clark was' the principal speaker He In the matter of estate of Lillian A set fgrtii that the means spent in the deceased Adplman Nebekei Gauchatq on law suit wquldlre a drain the peoweaken them appointed to succeed Philip" Gaucpat ple for years and thus vj In power to build reservoirs Bean and While deceased as adminstratiop he was speaking he was interrupted McDaniel are attorneys and' a resolution reading about thus: Matter of estate of Philip Gauchat “Resolved that each one of us use depeased Adelman If ebekor appointour best endeavors to reach an amipia-bl- e ed adminstrator adjustment of the water sui£ now In matter of estate of Johanna Raspending in thisj coqnty”— rfad mussen Petitioner John Johnson1 After several speeches— all In favor and Bean asked that a through Rapp of tbe compromise— a unanimous will of the deceased be probated E W vote §howed tbe meeting to be favorMcDaniel for petitioner Christano able Miisionaiies tQ woikforthe Jensen asked that a will subsequentcompromise were sent out as follows ly made be also prolatcd Latter peti Monroe— W H Seegmiller tion resisted Case taken under ad Elsinore and Brooklyn— Win Ogden visement and J E- - Weslman Peter Jenssen vs City o! Richfield Joseph— W n Clark Brown' Bean and Rapp represent Mr Vcripillion— Theo Braqdlcy Jensen and Stewart & Collins for the Aonabclla— II H BolL Aurora and Salina— W II Robinson dtp demurred to complaint Demurrer overruled Plaintiff’s attorneys allowand Hans Gottfredson ed to amend complaint by interlinea Sigurd— John Dastrup In every place thq people were tion serving oopy of amendments of defendant’ attorneys warmly in favor of the move all agreed to it with the exception of Annabella 'SECOND DAY whore the matter was not understood The case of the State vs William President Seegmiller went over there Hallows charged with adultery with last night to fuithor lay the matter Anna at the defendant's Sepulveda before them and have not heard near ranch on April 6th 1890 Eurrvillo the result as yet and at other times This same case 1 Judge E V Higgins has been noti- was tried last October but a juror was fied to not come to hear the case 6et not properly sworn so a now trial was for next Monday granted Since the former trial Miss The matter has not been presented Sepulveda has given birth to a child in Richfield for a public vole but it Is at a time to prove the dates she formeverywhere received with favor erly gave were correct A committee consisting of James II The forenoon was spent in getting a Wells A W Bohman Jr Herbert Wm Graham Jos II Ivie jury Gleaves Peter Gottfredson and Simon James II Fillmore S C Peterson II Christensen has been appointed to col- E Lisonbee George Charlesworth J lect data and form a plan of compro- J Miller and Frank Ivie were the mise Everything seems to be workjury selected ing well and it will no doubt be amiei-abl- y As Prosecuting Attorney McDaniel settled had defended at the former trial lie The Censor is overjoyed at this rewas now disqualified and Prosecuting sult It has ever been an enemy of attorney S L Page of Piute County the proposed law sqit It’s editor had been appointed deputy to proseworked personally with the Annabella cute the case Rapp and Bean defendpeople endeavoring to dissuade them ed from breaking away from the “friendThe afternoon was spent in hearing ly suit” It has time after time spokthe testimony for the stote and one en in favorof arbitration At last it witness for the defense secs its side victorious It compliTniRD Day ments the companies and the compronallows case proceeded with The mise and commends the unceasing efforts W II Seegmiller W n Clark evidence ran much tho same as at the and others have made in behalf of last trial A LIVELY TIME amiciable settlement of the case nes-uo- Year A $160 : Utah courts State and Fed' Land and Commercial Corporation The price of wheat hqs been ward the last two weeks j ' The D?mocr'atic members of the noufffl" of Representatives have split Mr- Bailey of Texas on leadership but part of the memhas beep leader now bers have gone qndef Defjnond ' (stock-holde- at Law booms— Enco Block Will practice In all the GenSrafNew chantiel Utah Friday April lQt hj 1897 Richfield 1 Gfiaght on ' v v lothe facts -- THAT J D - ' Bertlesen the grocer that always has his prices down to the lowest notch is That it pays to deal in business with a special Isl That mine owners cattlo outfits and others needing largo quantities of find that it pays to trade with su))-pli- US M That we draw custom from all parts the county and hope to increase our of custom by our high prices for produce and our tow prices on our goods We have lucerne seed Apples Oranges’ Lemons For23 Days Mors OUR CLUBBINQ rate with the Salt Lake Herald and thq CENSOR for $200 will only be open Here is an excellent i semi - weekly paper and Utah’sbost country w'eeklyfor Ony $200 Subscribe Now |