Show THE SOUTHEKN CENSOR Past Election Slander- to look - IK PUBLISHED EYEKY EllIDAY AT for tribute to Ills own God Charity is granted to it tt Fi isbo Boar a senator of the Rkuheld Seyiek County Utah United States in an address before the There secins to be a disposition Homo market club is metropelitain news papers of By GEORGE II CROSBY Jk guilty of the the Dernolrutic persuasion even in the following extravegant language: It takes more than one clay for west to advise against agitation at time of the questions contended thanksgiving this year No private this State Directory: foi in the last If these campaign no church no ordinary dwelling were vital then they have questions can contain our The building joy suffered nothing because of the defeat campaign or strife of dishonor of UNITED STATFS SEN A TO US broken faith of sectional hate of of the party that coutended lor them trunk J Cannon wei’e vicious they can Arthur Drown is ended as It deserved If these ideas bankruptcy be After an aggressive exploded REPRESENTATIVE TO CONURUB The American people once more stand Clarence E Allen before the nations of the world for campaign the arguments in favor of a return to a standard have GOVERNOR peace upon earth and good will to Heber M Wells They have been men The llag which our fathers not been answered George SECRETARY OF STATE T Hammond STATE AUDITOR: Morgan Richards Jr STATE TREASURER: Jdincs Chimiaii James ATTORN A C Bishop !ltERINTENDENT INStftlk-Tld- PUBLIC left us and our brothers saved for us without a rent we hand down without a stain It is a good time for Union soldiers to celebrate That siiell language could have been used in a thanksgivirig address by a cultured? leader fronl a state that jirldes its seif on its rock rlbed Ameri-fcUnis- reiriarkable This mantwo is a nleniber of tflat party arnogates to Its self all of the virtde drld patriot-tisis Jolni R Park Cliarles supreme JUDdEs of tlie S Zuno O W BAliTCll J A MINElt nation It is no less a slander by reason of UislilCT JUDGE FOB SUiTll DISTRICT: tlie fact that it is the exuberant expression of a representative or a Win M McCarty Jiil party T'llese things iiave teen ( OI JiTf DIIUNTOH Y common in the jast thirty years but SELECTMEN: were usually leavlcdat a section of M A Abbott the country where the people took up A C Shipp arnis for what they contended was a llans Rasmussen Richfield fundamental principle of our governCounty Clerk— Surn’l G Park Becordcr— Jacob M LaurlUen Rlchfloiq ment This language is riqt ony level-ec- j Elsinore Assessor— Charles Anderson that but their allies of at) section Collector— Fred G WUles Sallna Richfield the great West Sheriff—John W Coons “Sectional hate” InMonroe deed who has pxhijiited Bectional hate? Supt Schools— Jacob Magloby sue-ee- Treasurer— 11 P Ilauseu Coroner— AsaR Hawley Richfield Has not every expression of vituperatCentral Prosecuting Att'y- -J B Jennings Richfield ion every expression that carried an Sallna imputation or dishonor come from Surveyor— P D Shoober Soalors W’ts & M'rs-- P C Pctorson Sallna the east and been leveled at the devotRichfield ed heads of Stoop Inspector— J as Crosland the people of the south Sallna county Physician— u E West and west Who applied the epicthet of agitators revolutionists anarchists CITY DIRECTOIIY MAYOR— Theodore Brandloy and the like? apd agaast whom were OOUNCIL-- E 0 Peterson they aimed? This too for po other reaJ M Jensen son but that these very people were P Peterson Morten Jenson contending mainly for a principle Joseph H Horne that lids been enuolated in evey platSocorder— Carl Goldbrahsan form of “granny Hoars” party since Treasurer— James Christianson 1878 Are the people in these mounJustice of the Peace— Simon Christensen i life of who i Marshal— G W Blomqulsti Hty Attorney— I J Stewart by a made industry tains ' PCPeterson 8 to blossom in league with dishonor? Have they ever broken faith with this govern-- ' ment or with any other people? Is- - it tlie-ewas- ' ' Poundkeoper— John W Coons Watormastor— Mads Chrlstonsen' Quarantine Physician— H K Nelli M I)- - privation and ts a crime to contend for those things of WAYNE COUNT r DIRECTORY which we have been dispolied? And must the dispoiler meet pur peacef' G COMMISSIONERS Under constitutional ul- endeavor Fremont Iliett Maxtleld with- such outbursts guarantees Teasdale Charles Snow of ' anathemas? ' It sounds much - HanksvilJe S William like the hue and crag raised to cover-fartllRust i trespasses' on1 the rights of COUNTY CLERK A COUNTY RECORDER these people is but part and parcel II M Hansen Loa of the same sort of contention and J ASSESSOR & COLLECTOR: comes from the Same quarter that brought on the unhtilfy war of the re- Cainesville John II Curfew bellion The same section crat of pure! p sheriff: jealousy of a great and growing sec-- ! II J Wilson( Teasdale tion made a pretext of an institution u bupT scnooLs-it had established in the south an ex1-- ! ' Robinson E fcuse to meet a great constitutenal t TREASURER and by adroitly forcing questioh Loa T A Jeffry slavery into the coDtJovefcy seek to base laudation to Us self oh that acPROSECUTING ATTY: count when that was In no sence tlie Loa J W Warf ground of the controvercy The cause SURVEYOR of thelate Civil ware was pure section-- ’ ' M W Mansfield Thurbei ill hate of the East growing out of Its A memory of the prosperity of a section same spirit is prompting these That Gomes On verbose vitriolec vituperations onot but if you are garmented by only at tlie south but the west Tlie south with Its boundless reE sources was again beglningto prosper : : THE : Tlie great west with its untold millions locked u its bills was forging to tlie front The smokij was bejcliing You can laugh at the chilly winds from their stacks i d every part of the two sections while tlie fires of those MADE in the east were being banked Blow after blow was delfveyed at AT VERY LOW PRICES our financial system till thp puri of —AND— this government and of Its people was G UA RA N’TEEL' SATISFACTION put into tlie absolute eoptrol ofmii" BY AN OLD EXPERIENCED niplutors in the east aud payalasis o( CUTTER every southern aud vstem industr)j Then because these brought about er It 11 L-j- ’ Winter Apace j Josephson Merchant Tailor to OKDEll SUITS Winter Samples ‘ great people contended In a constitut- Just arrived from two Broadcloth ional election in a peaceful way for their right these blatant sling Factories All New Goods ers of the bloody shirt hug their Come and See unctions selves and Pharisaic ally— T E JOSEPHSON Tailor thank God they are not of these It Richfield Utah It is going to take the best regulated stealing committee to keep the legislature of this state from making bluuders at this session It is too unanimous Jerry Simpson (the socklus) goes to congress again from the big 7th Kansas District Much fun as was made of Jerry lie made a fair representative Although he succeeded one of the brightest men that ever represented the state the Hon 8 R Peters It “The Argus” of Halt Lake City has passed into the editorial contrail of James H Blaor With lilixl at the th&t paper will take an advanced only met with bold assertions and fo-capteous charges of revolution and a position as a molder at public opinion We respect- in this state calling of worse names ' 44 fully submit that a discussion of these matters may be Riore had ily JOTTiNG’S BY THE WAY now than during Hie heat of our elecInstead of leading at nddn hri Saturtion campaign Men nlay be lost sight of and the real merits of tile isshe day It Wa3 itodr o’clock before the discussed It 13 beliVed more real train reached the deplot Mounting truth can be arrived at In tills cla3s of tjle caboose fOr tonlpaiilons Aleck discussion than la ririy dthet If it is Elliot of Richfield arid iJarl Frandson advised that no obstrickle be jilhced ih Of Elsinore presented ttiemselves AtMt Pledsant: the way or the doniindrit pdrty we My eyes fire tadry rind t vant to go its pretended policy' endorse the advice td tills ekteiit' that to sleeji but I Brought ho bedding tne minority insist on fiill a'id fair Alhck rind iJdriuathe off With noWing discussion of all fiscal medsilres so to erit but wtiictt wris wJrst? My grit that the people may fully understand will serve is ri ill&vt rind niy 'one coat their import before they are passed as a blanket ana I will bHrig tlie goose If this could be accomplished tlie peo- hair next time I courie' Hut under the Thistle:— ple would be satisfied I’hey have just piifc oh two monster order o'f things as iniiiigerated under the Reed interpretation o( parliamen- engines to take us up to Soldier SumTrie little Jack Rabbits that tary law party dictation will surnress mit' us took ill free discussion by minority's find oyt of Richfield ran so slow while ban Pete Valley that leaving of nccesity consicjeffd legation yviil behind to lighten the load walked we dictation of go though under th En Roue to Solder Summit':— partisap qpropitteqsv The Reed system Ip a prpmotof of cqmmittqe legis(Alqck Dan jtpd 1 hayp "just been on lation racier than thp deliberative the back qf the caboose Aleck was acts of the representatives pf the taken with eloquence and he delivered For this reason it is us an orptionon the beauties of nawhole people not belieypd that it la eyen expedient ture Dan talked of trig wonders of to stop the discussion of any public1 tfie rpodern locomotive wjiile I finish-question by the people till it Is demon- ed up by- singing “O Dem Golden1 strated that the policy under consid- Slippers” eration is wise or pnwise Helper: been asleep but Aleck Wehaeall t i he wopt seep We have "just apd The world seems to be in- tjirqesof coboaes apd the brakeysays changed walkis Satan loose and agony Surely this one will buck hut Aleck says that to and ckiwiiiaod and upon fro ing up is just what he likes the earth We hear theshrleMof the i GreeiRiver:— J l worse tortured the piteous cry of the ever called GyeenRiyer?' wasit Why than orphaned and widowed- and pill-- ’ Because the man who named it had aged oh Armenia then the same ciy greeneyes q" comes Trom unhaypy Cuba and the' Grand Junction:-?Leaving Philippines for cruel Spain has not We Aleck ani Dan forgotten her thirst for blood nor waited but forty minutes fora change does tier heart relent at the cry of the of cabuose and crew— tortured any more than in the days of and we are bow off The cabooese is Cortey and Forquemada- iAnd now' ror more comfortable thaa an ordinary comes a cry for bread from India and passenger ear The crew are jolly fellInnocent children' are sold for bread ows and 1 am having a jolly time The or leftlo perish without-- it ’Ah hea man who does business with tha Denven And in our own fair land we inver and Rio Grand-hagood 'service dulge Id passions that would tempt deal to and with they never the angel of wrath to empty his phial gentlemen his live stock along keep upon ouu heads! Nay ldt us thank' on the road-God that it Is well with us and so the Rockies: — ' treat our brother that the Father of Clltabldg It has been grade 'ever 'Since! all may have mercy upon us yet We stopped Junction Grand leaving r awhile! to take water at Glen wood Springs The electric light’s shinlng on the big IVe are very glad-tnote the excell-- i pool was the prettiest sight I ent work being don'e by the editor of! bathing have feeen for some time but it cannot the Womarf’s ColWm in behalf of thej match' the beauty of' wlrat I am see-- j suffering Armenians A great many Irig'nOW The moon is shining on thej of that destitute ahd suffering people snow Which covers the steep mountain! have found homes and care through side' the' villey below 'hnd’the otheij her energy and ‘influnce and now mountain beyond It was born in me' comes word from many who have to loVe tile scefieJ 'of winter and' this taken charge of them that’ they are one eatanot be surpassed' Here We are faithful bright and industrious They at the'trinnel1 The sheep are ‘to be seehi to be in every way a very deserv frodded arid then we will goto sleep Ing people and we cannot ‘help wislh Srilida 2:10 MUnday m'orning:— ing that something could be done by is rather hard to change cabooses It our own community for their relief at this hour but changes' cobie quick Starvation and cold are threatening on the Denver ri'iicT Rib Grande 1 am the survivors in Turkey this year the going to bed again same as last injleedothe prospect is just Pueblo:— even worse than last' year! and the Early Monday morning we reached livci of thesq people pend upon the Puebfo the “Pittsburgh of the'West” charity of Christian nations Last or “The City of Smoke”' During tlie year many wyre saved by the heroic day I stood in one place arid counted efforts of Clara Barton who distribut- 108 smoke stacks 'all sending out their ed funds dopated by the Americaq black sutty streams There are fully people Cannot we in Richfield assist fifty more In town to send their stif‘ a little? If It bebut the wiow’s mite) breaths into the a'ly X was down ling let not the cry of these helpless torin town yesterday arid went to the tured suffering martyrs go up to doubArkansas Rivr It Is with the cry that they wljo prof le the size of the hereinly and’riins flevier fess the loving name of Christ are uttthe' middle of town The through erly cold and heartless to tlie piteous steel works here are most of interest cry! but I haven't visited them Every Wants YOU to get Their Special Prices —ON— DRY SHOES and HATS Boston Store i t -- Undertakers and Contractors bn llahd a line riSsovthibnt ol Wfe kriep Gaskritsj Coffihs FurriisKmsi Atst) — - : Gents1 &nd §dys’ Robes and Buriei Shoes OUR plAning mill Always reABy AnB ife bUR LUMBER YARD IS sbtbLlEb ALWAYS WITH rough We are also Contractors rind Builders' Our prices are fair Cull and see for yourselves ( Horne & Mjjler : Show your regard for thoso who have gone before in - e - ’ - ' r- ilEHRlE ARTHUR r j ’ i! has established his Marble Wore oh Center St‘ Fast of Co-o- p Store' and is prepared to make grave stones and have-stoppe- lines-r-engln- Utah’ Richfield : Remember the Sear Departed i - and DRESSED lumber ilbuLDlNGS bfr VARIOUS KINDS AND SHINGLES' v - GROCERIES and GOODS e cabry-ingo- kinds Cemete'rV Work ASS 6to all t ONLY INSCRIPTIONS ’ FIRST-CLAS- of T ' f WORE EXjQIfyANGED FOR PRODUCE S ’ ' s We Offer d-ii'e- at dilly-dallyi- ' up-hi- ll - t -- Bdi’gaiiis IN fumitbre Curtains Carafe Window Shades Lace J3aby o Cj ( Carriages Wall Paper ? : v UniVersa Stoves and Ranges Etc ' ( u are ' ’’ provn agen8 celebrated c!1’ pagans and Pianos And sell the vqbest of OHOANSat from $11 to Call andjee us If you want anything in ourline Theti Brandley : Richfield Utah m d- -- Ifeaj-ve- n part ofthe works are running now Steel nails are being made by the Pueblo has a great number of smelters but no mines of her own The oro and coal comes from the mountain mining camps such as Canon City It has smelted the ores of Cripple Creek ever i since that camp opened but cyanide works are now being built at Florence and hereafter the ores of that great camp willhae the advantage of this bettor process and so be able to mark the low grade ores which are so plentiful in that camp with a fajr remuneration to the miners shippers and worker Farming in Pueblo to nothing it is a town ofthc employer and the employed TIIE STOCK YARD GOAT Here on the stock yard sheep are constantly being loaded and unloaded work too and loading is pretty But it is aided greatly by a trained goat who leads the sheep Jn to the cars He seems to and then climbs out when think of the sliccp as an ignorant lot ' l it is jred aj only tie vijuiirr May the Lest man win in the of animals who can be trickeA by him TARKTOtTft COUNTY WARRANTS of a 'uiow hide Ixiud cumeied gold light' Whether it be Dowers sd he comes out cf the car with sparkVI LAl HITiZEN ANI vvh'i-Thatcher Rawlins Fisher Henderson ling eyes as much as to say ‘‘I’m U'c ET CASH blocioed rjt-OR THEM or any other fellow reaci-tl- j AL boy” car-loa- We are agent for The Pleasant yalley Coal Company t comes with poor grace from tlie people who gave out dark hints just before 4'IIC SALT LAKH the election that they would not abide The railroad company is stiying up THIMINE result of the election if it was ad- much bad blood In Sevier Canyon by the 1 viliiced to fii00 perY'ear after Jauc verse to their contention to now fencing up public high ways It is bad 1890 laud themselves tlie as only mi June 1st the Salt Lake Tribun will re patrons of policy cveu if these high ways may not have been established by record to $2 00 per national honor the price of tho Tho present high standard will bJ is time the press and people of authority th:y have been public ways It '"tained and every effort will be made to tills nation waked up to a sene of for along term of year- - and tlie rigtits n the In the front rank Let notice be of the people must le reflected their responsibility served on such fanatic that the com-no- n - n'ttinn have people o" rights 1’rosperity don’t prosper- worth a under tho laws and cent since the election the confidence guarantee! that tlie' haw ilm mige to main- man must have captured the confiand blood’ ess dence tain tlnn Let New Em-- ind know ill if tlie great 11 -- u ai--l heart “I tin i know IIow not to do it is going to be the and all kinds of their ripb an i kir-wivre main- study of the next session iff Congress ' tain them Tliit ih- me neithei i anarclu-t- nmts made Grover has but up his mind to tell : v til- Congress in his message what he knows opt on hand and made to order at broad pump'd Aim i n to iiiunilain this it wont do and Congress lias made up m'y shop ing and and’ not itsmindnot to do what lie tell it if government for ai: ‘lie for New England i: oilur Siu 1: it knows it to be right Soil goes and au-if u Wash not we are on the eve of prosperity with we"‘ East Of Social Hall ridiculous would drive au honc-- t 1 ue a 'little p ' torcv-liEnit lieai Semi-week- THE BOSTON STORE J BERTLESEN i ri i is Monroe’s leading grocer and supplier D Wc keep on hand a full supyly of groceries (Jar aim being to h"-- what needed at home and to supply neighboring towns Our prices to miner p‘ro ' pectors caille outfits 'and other i wanting large quantities ofQoodt arc lowered tc You can teH the store by bu it the amount taken watching for the sign GkOCJEEIES ON MAIN STREET ly i Semi-week- ly Lome Industry i - ioney Cans Extractors Pieced Tinware ul-a- re First North Street Peter Greco semi-totia- jon-i-- r - ’ Iq'-mr- o-- - iier vc-ju- FEINTING i 1 TABBING I i c All Kinds Commercial and General PriiHiv$ aad Stationer CAN BE HAD AT ‘THE: SOUTHERN : CENSOR ’ |