Show 7 I -- ' Vol Richfield 1 Utah June 77" 113 T 1896 No 8 tic Colorado and is perhaps as sandy flake Is i neat town of nearly ttvejnm-dre- d a place as tln-ris on earth Nothing inhabitants It and all the othI'withd s'i'ATi’N TV grows there except a few scraggy er Arizonq towns are but oases in a cottonwoods This gentleman ns he great t Snowflake is on the line MINERAL SURVEYOR INK! seemed hardly to realize that from Holbrook to Fort i!n Juael MKlEtl) alighted Our pneho & there could bo such- a looking place government send- - about two and a Editor t'lCNson IM’BLK’ To the south of us lies a near neigh- lie looked then carefully look off ill half millioh pounds of freight out UTAH bor of our state near not only on spectacles and wiped the glHsej Re this road every year Tills is a great & of position but also from t lie placing them lie remarked: “Well loiirceof employment to tho people fact that it Is Hie home of many who why didn’t they call it ilellhrook not carjf tills Vicinity Farming AUornej on were our of ried stead of inhabitants when a Holbrook'' 'very but formerly extensively 151 PRACTICE AM TllK Cm'KTS In going from Utah to Arizo-mcosts' six cents a mile to ride on aersuu Vaises a good crop lie lias a bonState It iviCB-- In Andorton Building Richfield anza for wheat corn oats etc are one 1ms t lie choice of two routes tlie train here If you desire to Utah inylor County worth regularly about $3 per hundred cither by wagon or railroad liy the from Holbrook to Fort Apache former he can make the journey if miles on the huckboard you can dt The mountains south are full of tin-oe- r lie has good luck in about sixteen to so for $15 Yet witli all of its disadand lumbering is fast becoming a in ft country that twenty-fou- r is the latter Arizona days by productive vantages Industry Recently tlie Law Attorney-u- t four railroad about of will one tire 'entered be have into days by people evcntifully Going delight rvf o roservolrlng In active practice twenty years Courts of tho Stoics nml the United one lias a very circuitous route either ful parts pf the United States As in Utah this is Even undertakings States and in tho l S Land Department at through Colorado or to the west as I pen tlioc lines the thought Hie only complete way of finally solvWashington I) i 'Uchticid Utah through tlie Silver and the Holden comes that there are portions now ing the Irrigation problem So is it States From Sqlina to Holbrook by that are being sought out bv the in Arizona jSriowfluke and St Johns V Collins I J Stewart 'i Thurman rail is a little over 1400 miles: by team crowded population of the east have each two reservoi rs There Thurman Stewart & Collins it is probably not more than 700 1 One of the most delightful portions is too much of good a tendency to look at was amused at the statement of a of the Terri U ry'is tlie Nal y River val Arizona as the “Jumping off point ol Attorneys at Lau loHe asked me about the ley in Maricopa county Here the globe’ f True It Is now much as iiiTiiTKin i't a ii gentleman trip distance expense etc and af- cated Phoenix' the capital and largest Utah was With the development ol ter a nionn-nt'reflection said: "Well city Its population consist mostly ner resources j this thought will vanv W Waiiaok M Bitow if ever you teach a gC' of easterners who have located there ish As 1 'is Snowflake and otliei fellow young JuUc class will have one ex on account of its almost tropical cli- towns compare favorably with the you ography 1 & cellent lesson of your own experience mate The land ha4 been reclaimed Utah cities "In point of education AHoriifj to relate to them I’liii is a harbinger of approaching by irrigation and vvliat was once Room- s- Knot- Block Richfield I'tiili Is from to now Arizona of Utah In desolation centuries tlie you Lc: A ill going good to our tmlhern neighbor practice In all the courts State mid l'e have nearly gone around t he world paradise of tlie southwest ’ Hundred! us hope that this favorable omen maj ert Corporation Land and (‘ommorci luislness Solicited and have Unis proved Gaiilloo’s stateif acres of grapes and great groves of be realized ment that thcuirih is round Yours truly oranges and almonds cnrieli tlie invesTho shortest way by rail is by R U tor Palms and ferns such as are set Frank Seeomiller W and D & R 0 railroads to Pueblo lorn seen in the United States grow A T A S F to Albuquerque N M Hut of more interest' to us is the and A & P from thereto Holbrook neighboringeity of Mesa It wa j set Now FHKST t’LNS an Acad cm v ir any oilier common point you desire ilcd by pioneers from our Slate and Leave Suit Lake on tin evening it present a great portion of tlie pop Terms RciWiiablo train and a tiie suniisOs joii fine’ Ration is of Hie Latter-da- y Saint The Richfield board of trustees met ourself riding into Grand Junction faith To PrestIIaikes perhaps more first of the week and examinee tin) has is ihe taken due man reeeu the oilier the ifight uiati any jou beyond KicliHelil Mali In climate and Hie law regarding high schools ant Insolations of EastornUtah and West growth of that city tii Colorado At Grand Junction productions it is like the city of Time- found that they could not levy a tax iix Tlie nnx-- t striking feature ol this j ear to run such a school Tin ’ou can ehoose to gi over one of Hire: Mrs N H Hie mom roads Hie Salt River country in the eyes o district is now short of means am Perhaps eparale Uitlwl-'er- f and general care ( li elebrated if you love sublime and i lie tourist is tlie great system of ir ri could not run any more schools on tin Mot all other dis vcird scenery is the I) & R G nar jatioii Great syndicates now control piesent funds Slit c which takes you through tlm water They have regular river d iets are short too so it is useless to Hiilltield lie canyon of Hie Gunnison and ovei Hedges with which they deepen and think of either a city or a county high ' tlits celebrated Marshall Pass 10800 oroaden Hie canals which now look 5cho4 this year feet above sea leveh It is not mj ike rivers having straight banks But It would be better to have tlie high province to describe this most pictur- tlie people have to pay dearly for the school if we coiild because it can bt New Barber Shop We tried a stale From water they use This with the ex- made more stable esque portion of our globe Pueblo to Albuquerque we meet the cessive taxation which is a feature of academy and it did a great deal ol W C rolling grans plains covered 'by 'the Arizona which almost makes it impos- good- but will dJroore good now be PROPIEICTOR As one sible for the poor to keep out of tlie cause we realize what we ost when I have my shop just north of (lie beautiful gramma grass over these mesas an occasional rich man's clutches dosed Then too we have a highei Chicago Store and trust that my mod glides uloho Below in muc Pluenix Salt River the and oblong building guide of students now and the acad shape crate terms and good work will roofed heralds tin approach of tin Gila join Of these tle Gila is far my can be maintained for liiglie ion rccommcnat my students alone s'There are many stu places once the property of the Span tlier south slt realms Leaving Albuquerque Going due east to the extreme east denis who attend the schools north My Old Kentucky Home one soon begins to realize he is ap- rn part of the Territory one come Unit could get the grade of work tha proaching Arizona The grassy plains to another group of Mormon settle- they need here at home Add to this of eastern New Mexico gradually fade ments These are colloctively called Hie number which can attend schoo If you believe in Silver Hi to 1 and brush-covereof her Hie settlements on Hie Gila the into Tin? ueiebut catalog go north and it L portions sit good meals good beds that invite western Mesa but somewhat than ire neighbor asily seen that a good academy witl higher to sleep and pleasant dreams good "Arizona" is an Indian word mean- Hie climate ’is still mild There are un attendance of a hundred or nioix Books Magazines aiul Daily ing sand hills The tourist will scarce- also many not of the L I) S beliel can be had in Richfield ' Papers When lias there been more younj ly feel to dispute the apprepiatenes living side by side "with our people A hospitality that makes you feel i of Hie term Year ago the term Soiomonsville Thatcher and Safford men awakened Into seeingthe real ob home with a Sample Room on would have perhaps been a misappli ire the principal towns of Graham ect of life than durng tlie time tin Main Street cation Present show north- county This is a very rugged part ol Slake academies Were being run? Beremains Go to tho KENTUCKY HOUSE east ern Arizona to have been covered the Territory but it now has railroad fore that lime we were importing Monroe Sevier Co Utah by a dense growth of trees lty some :onncctions and it is rapidly developi- teachers from tho vast because we diu not have competent ones among oui jreit convulsion of nature these have ngbeen destroyed and their remains own young people Now we have a Crossing tlie mountains north from plenty and examination shows that uow form the celebrated petrified forthe valley of tlie Gila one comes tt tiiey are the est of Chalcedony Park Variou AHorncy-nt-Luequals if not the superi been theories have formed to account Hie head waters of tlie Little Colora- ors of tlie HOMER McCARTY ( iirj’i ritv rouiH'il lom'sjHmdouco VOTF FOR de-cU- bean nt McDaniel - JB Jennings tloPw-’Vrmn- 1 Wa 1 ( ace Bro wn - TKe Wri?M House For St John 'ow-ying- INMAN 0 d Gideoix Sixyder w UTAH RICHFIELD SHE CONSIDERED THE LILY At a teachers’ convention in Detroit lately a lady speaking about the influence of beautiful objects upon the character and conduct of young pupils told a pretty story received by her and thus report from an ed by the NewsTribune The occurrence took place In New Y ork “Into a school made upchiefly of children from the slums the teacher one day carried a beautiful calla lily Of course the children gathered about the pure waxy blossom in great de- light "One of them was a little girl a waif of the streets who had no care bestowed upon her as was evinced by iihe dirty rugged condition she was always in Not only was her clothing dreadfully soiled hut her face and hands seemed lot ally unacquainted with soap and wa er “As this little one drew near the lovely flower sin suddenly turned and ran away down tin stairs and out of t lie building In a few minutes she hands washed perhci with returned lmr wav up clean and pushed fectly lo the flower where she stood and admired it with intense satisfact ion "It would seem” continued Miss Collin ‘that when the child saw the lily in its white purity she suddenly realized that she was not fit to come into its atmosphere and the little tiling fled away to make herself suitable for such companionship Did not this have an elevating refining effect bn the child? Let us gather all the I jjeauty we can into the school-room- ” surprised at the difference of climate between this and the other plausible account scientists The reason is on portions described n periods long past a delightful clinorth-astermate characterized this region: tim- account of tlie elevation A1! of as Arizona is a it result high ber and vegetation grew in abundance is cold and subject to the sudden Tho earth gradually sunk until the Its climate sea's bounds extended even very close changes of temperature to the base of the Rockies The great greatly resembles that of our neighThe first large trees petrified and as a result are al- boring Rabbit valley on is Springer-vill- e settlement this river So most intact at the present perfect is located at the It pleasantly has the petrifaction been that tlie foot of Jn White the Round Mountain writer lias found specimens in which and s it valley completely protected the bark shows plainly as in a section of the living tree knots scars and from the h’gh winds which play such It has more roots are also there I visited a giant havoc in this country and a land' fetter ItIsthe’LletillabIe supply of tree north of Holbrook good water than any of the settle was once a what of perhaps uriosity mentsof this section and justly its jreat promontory jutting into the habitants f°r a large and pros-S- o ocean Tlie ocean receding has left fit this Perous 7 point in tlie near been lias tree the it dry perfectly ure fat solidified that tlie successive annual In a growths can be plainly seen Thirty miles down the Little Colorshort time one afternoon I plainly ado lies St Johns the county seat of counted some 79 of these layers The Apache county As one goes down heart of tlie tree distinctly remains the road on every hand lie sees signs Since that time years have flown of great volcanic activity long since Now ttie ocean is about 700 miles dis- - extinct however A t one place a great ant from this portion and the north- - crater lias emitted a seething mass ist portion of Arizona lias a mean which lias run for miles in tlie direcelevation of about (1000 feet How tion of the river At Springerville iflVrent tlie appearance now to then tlie river is a beautiful pure mounAs one glides down the valley of the tain stream but when one gets to St uerco the Devonian sandstone for- Johns its purity is lost on account of mation shows itself Rolling sand-- tlie groat number of alkaline springs hills occupy great areas of country which empty into it along its course Perhaps I need say no more of Hie Fifty mi les east of StJohns Is for tlie early pioneers of flake It lies upon Silver Creek a Close Seyier valley especially Richfield saw branch of tlie Little Colorado o ust such a place as the valley of the around upon tlie same creek or and Little Colorado now is taries lie the scttlments of Taylor Low n educated Easterner arrived on the Shiimway and Show Other same train as I did AVC got off at settlements close around afe "Wood-IlliSJbrbol? lies on tlie Lit) tuff Pine Dale find Pine Top Snow- brobk for this natural curiosity do The most give us is lie is n I I 1 Snow-formati- tribu-Puore- eastern teachers Thes teachers have ncarjy all Iind their ed ucational hopes awakened by attending these educational institutions We have before referred to the Increasing tendency of having thoedu-ationa- 1 institutions close at home That is one of the best tendencies o the age and descryes to be continued No matte how good the Influence!-arounacademy students at Provo oi University students at Balt Lake maj be tlie influence of tjojnC should ac company the influence of school to gei the best results By this means the student at hiwo?$sUl have a good influence on his ImAllcrs ahd sisters as well as his parents when he with them while his mind Is growing There Is a building the rock schoo! house that will answer the purpose oi building welL Those students noi Latter Day Saint parents coulo study the scholastic branches and not be required to study theology so that not liing sectarian noed enter Into the quest ion It is a good business pr posit ion and a good educational proposition and wo better utilize It at once ‘ asso-ciaet- s Tlie Long & Thomson saloon closed '1 hursday Mr Thoreson is missing and we are informed he took quite a bit of tlie firm funds with him - Mr Long went to Manti yesterday morning and will return tonight when the firm’s affairs may be straightened up AYe wish there were bo saloons but ifthcyimjst be wplike to see them neat and orderly as this one has been since it opeiiod on THE Tlie council met at dp m Present Mayor Brain! Icy Ciiunciinicn Horne N P i’etci'-oand H C iV''-r-oCommit It- ii giiel bed repo nod that the bod fm mi a grnej bed n the piopciiv oi Benjamin inn and that Mr Itaws a ked $7000 fortcm'icre of Hie laud 'i'li committee was instructed to purchase the land provided that tiiey could obtain no belter bargain Bill of Marshal Bloomquist itemized tints: Last month’s salary $1000 Police salary $2000 Extra police service $000 was allowed and amount appropriated CARNIVAL QUEER itufkorized Qoupon JOHN MKTEElt MU UIcniTELD UTAH MY CHOICE FOR C AUNT VAL qCEFN ' KV1EK COUNTY IS The marshal explaining tlie extra police service as being used on the night Hie construction tram came and the rest on Railroad Day Some discussion cn repairing roads followed' Tlie councilmen present that t best root supervisor should repair reads when repairs were needed and should lie held responsible for neg- ()"v M lect to do sq Win Nielson inquired if Hie council wanted bids on running tlie street sprinkler hut was told that none was Honey-canyet asked for On motion of councilman Horne tlie city marshal was instructed to Homo Industry tlie city hall before next meeting of the council Major Brandley complained that the brass band used tlie city instruments had the city hall wilh lights free That tlie band bud made money u'om dances yet would not render service wnen asked for Railroad Day The mayor commended the Salina land for they had liberally helped us rce of charge to entertain ourvisitors A subcommittee composed of John Meleer E W McDaniel and Mrs Henrietta Wrigiit appointed by tlie jonimittee on the celebration of Railroad Day reported to Hie council that Hie committee on celebration was still nearly $7000 short in paving the expenses of tlie Day N P Peterson and E (J Peterson ioHi favoied helping tlie committee out tlie latter questioned tlie legality of so doing precedents from other cities were cited to proved that the city had the right to appropriate for hat purpose Councilman Morten Jensen wljo iad come in moved that tlie council ippropriate $2700 and councilman E C Peterson seconded tlie motion which carried by a qnaninious vote J M Laiiritzeii met with t lie coun-J- i and asked to have tlie water in tlie prings above town measured before G Clark W J Bean and lie began 0 make t lie cut leadingto their wells Also that tiiey be allowed tlie use of die old spring ditch channel for bring-ntheir water into tlie city limits On motion of councilman Morten Jensen the application of Mr Laurit-- i u ? i i 1 tin comm It tea on irrigation The council went on with some di r Mission of tlie duties of tlie and tlie batj Condition of the ditches was referred Lo Councilman MorLcn Jensen wqs late oniing iu but asked for poper credit and such was allowed because of his earnest work since arriving white-was- Extract ors and all kinds of pieced tinware are made to h g 1 watcr-jniste- Justice’s Court s order & Kept on hand at SHOP First North St rrjy cast of Sochi PETFnt GRECO Wood-Worki- ng Shop 1LAM MOLDING TlllVIVh ItKVdtE’fS AND GENERAL WOOD WPJIK DONE AT MY MILL AVEST Ol THE POULSON ROLLER MILL ICAiidmion XI IK SALT TniBL’NIlo f'100 porl'cnr after Jui-- ) ’ 18W Juno JM tlio Halt LaliO Tribuue will ie duoo tho price of the to $3 00 yoar Tho present’ hlyh standard will l maintained and every effort will bo made t 111 keep the tho front rank' On Horni-week- ly Horni-week- ly Estray Notice have in my possession the Impounded described ns follows: Oue sorrel mui-or 10 years old no brands visible IcH liing foot white also white strip on noso One black SorS year old horso" braqM on rljiht shoulder also blotch brand vbj I j H left tlilKh One bay mare branded - SX i’ loft tliltth One yellow mary about 8 ycarsoid wli white spot In forehead branded on lefi thigh Hho has a small colt One sorrel mure about 9 years opt )m- three white fuel ulbO white spot in foreheihl branded J on rlf?ht tliiph also ft oil jefj thigh Hho has a young eolt III ilf the above described animals arc p 1 ej aimed and taken away wUlilii fittyeq will sell tbo 'saino on Monday the 15(h day of Jane 1800 at 10 o'clock a ui at the town pound In Monroe Utah link'd this 1st day of June A D JS(i6 C A WlttGET Keeper of tho Monroe Town IY-- ) jl' - X New Summer Coeds at the On Thursday afternoon Joseph R Ilooton of Iuverury was tried before Justice Christensen oq tlie charge that he stole watef ticluqging to AV A Glenwood Co-o- p We also Stewart The witnesses examined were W A Stewart B H Greenwood Stanley Ilnve a Good Slock of V ITtL Davis the defendant Lucy A Ilooton Shoes Ready-mad- e Clothingi Ingra J’eriison and Rayncr Ilooton Cfilqa and Glans-wor- e On Friday May 8 R II Greenwood Groceries and Dry-Good- s: sub water master gave Hootou’s boy a Country Produce and Cattle ure right to use a stream of water and bought and sold at cash rates did not tell Hie boy bow long lie could NIELS IIEILESON keep it Sunday morning Mr Proprietor a mo home from his work in Richfield ind finding the water running started to put iton Homq tioas Justice Christensen ruled that t he complainant Stewart was supposed to go up tlie ditch to get the water lectured sharpKEEPS A SUPPLY OF ly upon the folly of bringing misunder-tanding- s into court and abjndged Mr Ilooton not guilty M L Brown was attorney for Mr Ready-mad- e Ilooton J B Ramsay Burial Caskets Coffins Tukc your county wurrants to J M Lnuritzcn und get cash for tlicui Youth’s Companion a rt 1 I fl and Trimmings s AT I1IS RESIDENCE JUST EAS T I OF THE COURT HOUSE Richfield URft £: I i t |