Show THE SOUTHERN CENSOR ' la Published every Friday at Richfield Sevier County Utah By CROSBY” AND MORRISON State Directory: United states senators Cannon Frauk J ltawllns J L fcEPKESENTATI VE wn CONGRESS TO kiiik GOVERNOR Hebi’r Wells M SECRET Alt Yi fumes T Hammond STATE OF STATE AUDITOR: Moreau Richards Jr STATE TUEASUREE: James (Jblpinan ATTORN A C Bishop hsi’EUINTENDENT John i TU11UC INSTRUt-TIO- Turk R SUPREME S Eane Charles JUItUhK HAUTCll A MINER 0 W J for sixth district: si:yii:u county imm i'miv j'dsTRruTrrnuK Win M -- J McCarty COMMISSIONERS ion wood IE Bull G W II 11 KoUIuson Satina J A Row' Joseph' Riohflliid Clerk— Sain'l G Clark Richfield tecorder— Maud SjJoncer Laton Monroe Assessor— Jos AV Smith Richfield Sheriff— John W Ooons Monrqe Supt School— acob Maxloby Tax Collector— and' es-OfflTrewsr Richfield Hansen Prosecuting Att’y — EW McDaniel Richfield Salinu Surveyor-- P D Shoeber huhty f CITV DIRECTORY fOR— Theodore Brapdley GOUNCIL-- E O Peterson J M Jensen N P Peterson Morten Jensen Joseph 8 llorne Recorder— CarJ Goldbransen Treasurer— James Christiansen Justice of the Peace— Simon Christensen Marshal— G W Blomqulst Stewart City Attorney— I J Street Supervisor— POPeterson Jghn Remidkeoper— W- - Coons Water Master Niels L Anderson Quarantine Physician— H K Nelli COUNT WAYNE Y M D‘ DIRECTORY COMMISSIONERS A Fremont Teasdale Alonzo Billings Charles Snow Levi C White M COUNTY RECORDER CLERK A COUNTY H Giles Loa Hansen assessor: i SELEBIVEi Geo Ohappelly Lyman lu'Pf scHdots: E fiobtnson IV Loa treasurer T Loa A Jeffery PROSECUTING ATTY: Loa Joseph Ekersley Per 25 Cent Off price for tinware ia what you get by trading at GRECO'S TIN SHOP just east of the Soeial Hall SOME BARGAINS Fire Shovels 5 cents each Retinned Boilers $100 "tii the regular Heavy tin Buckets 30 cents put on (eaves at nine cents a foo£ Tin Roofing $550 a square 't am nisi talcing orders for the 'Guttering flume) e Roy- al Manufacturing Co’s silverware can save you more than twenty-liv- e per cent on tllat Call arid see If I canit I Peter Greco BEPENNY WISE I T IS WELL us long us dollars While TO SAVE THE cents are not lost in doing it we sell SPICES PATENT and GBOCEJilES HOTTLEI) MEDI- CINES CALK TIES CO A L OIL HOOTS AND SHOES READY-MADat CLOTHING owl th usual price we return u shun of the I iivtUs to th ruuliir buyer )Ye snlidt capital stud USDS AYS E ( Produce Is alwruv taki n Equitable Rich ore fold MEAT MARKKT FOR SALE OR RENT have a meat market with a fair-Mo- d salesroom ail needed equipnmi its good lee client sausage room with an ice bouse with from 30 toll) tons of ice put up in good shape which I wish to sell or rent Write tome for price and other particulars MagnusC Nielson Rihlield 1 I will liberal) pay anyone woo and information as to the whereabouts of any of my cattle branded 2 on right liip or thigh Loa Utah Thomas Atwood will send me t’AKK l’Olll OUNTY WAIUIANTS TO J lULBRIT'EN AND KKT 'AMI YOUTH ENf The future of our state is a theme on which the most powerful have wielded able pens the most talented orators have spoken and the most fanciful have always found entrancing As we are making ready to celebrate our Jubilee it may not be amiss to look over the past and see what it has been and from that judge wliat the future will be J When we think of Utah’s past wij must recall the names of her leaders We must remember Brigham Young who went from one end of Utah to the other laying out towns encouraging the people and keeping them united on the great scheme of colonization We of Southern Utah can not forget Erastus Snow and the many other leaders who fared the common farm life of the people during those IVe must recall their colonizdays ing genius that enabled them to keep the people on their poorly paying farms when the gold mines of California the great silver producers of Nevada and the numerous camps of our own territory would have lured tJbout a nay As tenders must rCCOUDt their powerful hold' in uniting people who were gathered a few from the factories of England a few from the farms of Scandivavla'a few from the villages of America and a few from the slums of the cities or the nobility of the land We must recount their influences that caused peopowerful ple to leave their homes and kindred and come thousands of miles to our Where In all hissage brush valleys tory have we any greater and more successful colonizers than were they? Let us then think of the industry that the people have shown in digging canals building houses fencing sand farming Helds planting orchardand nhade trees and adding other contorts of life Remember the devotion that sent them out as mlsslonanesto preach without pay the belief they held dear Let us recall the purity of lifq that they led free from tho unlipaltbful liquor and tobacco not tempted by the saloon and dive Let us not be Silent as to tho brayejry they showed when ihe Indians came around their humqs to do them harm Let U3 call to mind too the taste and judgement they showed when they built their towns and let us appreciate the homes that they toiled to build and we Inhabit and enjoy Surely when we read and think of them our love for them will inciease Let us then recount the advancement Utah has made Let us think of the sage brush waste of 1847 Compare it with the small flourishing hamlets that stood by each creek ten years later 'Think of the future metropolis with its telegraph and approaching railroads It) 1S67 Remember the busy mine and smelter of 1877 and the heavy ladened cars that pulled heavy loads to arid fiom our state Let us pass on ten years and again see her with her modern stores hotols and residences her pleasure resorts and her street cars seeking statehood But no'w 1897 Is here half a century has passed since the ague Stricken exiles camped On the Missouri Elver decided to send' a little batid of pioneers to find them' ariew home We so vrc'lgnlty pow have the We wished Our cities are the delight pf the tourist Our mountains are the home 6t wealth Our industries are ready to be pushed ahead Surely this can well be a year of jubilee for Utah Not less bright thap Qur past has been will our future be Our young men go to all parts of the world to teach our belief and they bring home much knowledge for the people Form ed of many races as our population is many thoughts and ideas have come too while the posterity of such fusion can but be strong In mind anc Our students go by scores to body the nation’s great places of learning and graduate with honor Our own schools anjd public school systems have built up faster thin those of any other state of Union and are praised by all the educators who come into our midst Our facility of numerous Industries to thrive will heighten our standard of intelligence as years goby Surely Utah's leaders have been great Dor people have been good her past will ever glow in history while her future will ever he a theme of praise The evil of shirk divorce laws lies in the encouragement of careless marriages tlmikii g tint if not satisfactory to eacli other the eontractiug parties can easily sepiirateTlie state of Washington thought people who were married and vuited to part should be allowed to so It made easy divorce laws but proliibted the divorced parlies from marrying for six months Several men or women from other states have gone there obtained divorces and have immediately gone out of the state to marry other husbands or wives The supreme court of Washington lias recently rendered a decision declaring that all such divorces are1 illegal ami over fifty persons are thus as fclic Tilt Author i j Mary A Chaffin who is supposed to be tho author at this poem died seven or eight years ago If she was not the author she had copied it and left instructions for the family to get it If she was the author the world lost a poetess Iler parents ut present live in Circle ville Utah The poem runs thus: When I am lying in the last long quiet Of earth’s cold narrow bed I would not have the din of noisy riot Above my weary head The young lady — ulY I'juncil did well when it lnr resolution ordering Main nut idewalks to be graded Spring-lihas gone us one better and has a "graded district” Including several streets It would work a hardship on none but the disabled and aged if every property holder hi town had to grade his sidewalk t The city council's determination to stop loose cattle on the street is proper But this way of ever having unenforced laws is bad for it teaches careless ness In obeying any of them TAKE THE OFFER e -- Bury me not within the crowded city: The vaulted charnel cave If the abundant supply of water can 1 would have Heaven’s blue melting be spread over the aikali land it will eye of pity soak out lots of the mineral Look down upon my grave Your Groceries 15 u Your Dress Goods Your Clothing and Hosiery In fact Straw and Felt Hats everything you need in your family at Your Shoes Tlie Richfield HavaYoi! cntdbtcn to the facts J Bertlespn M ! f- There unwept? Nothing i Who would not leave some memory In There is nothing just as good as Dr keeping King’s New Discovery for ConsumpAnd wish it dearly kept? tion coughs and colds so demand It il and do not permit the dealer to sell Our Jesus wept when kindred hearts He will not you some substitute were breakingclaim there Is anything better but in Around a brother's grave order to make more profit he may lie will not chide the eyes that mourn claim something else to be just as good ' ii his taking You want Dr King’s New Discovery The blessed ones He gave because you know It1 to be safe and Most precious is the good seed sown reliable and guaranteed to do 'good or money ’refunded For coughs in weeping— colds consumption and for all affac The highest counsel-worWe’ve treasured up from lips in tions of Throat hest and Lungs there is nothing so good as’ is Dr Death’s cold keeping Trial bottle Can wake the deepest Chord King'i N few Discovery free at all Drug Stores and' General Yet oh I would not crush the hearts dealers Regular size 50 cents and r in dying — $100 : That with mine own entvtlnel J’d rather bear them upward where ho sighing Should ever come to mine! : have lucerne seed Oranges Apples We Lemons The DENVER AND RAILROAD CO TOURIST i : Ma7 A Chaffin SERVICE ( n i You leave Ogden or Salt Lake In the evening and after breakfasting la the sumptuous dining cars of thd SANTA FE ROUTE on the third morning you arrive in Chicago or RCftJTE h Tho application for ariother lively license has been made and the city has pothing to do but grant the license then protect th? livery stables The license on butcher shops was abolished because It prevented people from sell How much ing their own product more does the livery license do the jsarne thing One man feeds Ms hay to homed stock and produces beef an bthor foede it to horses and:poduces team labor One is free is riell bis products where he pleases when he pleas' es and to whom he pleased wMle the other lawbreaker if lie dees the same To pave our ordinancesconsis-ten- t we should have the livery license abolished j la For some time past it has been a favorite method of getting rriei out of place as poM masters because oPkriTen-sivpartnanism” Assistan Post Master General Heaton has tatenhold of the taatucr with a common sense grip and says that Ihe onlj offensive to tile mail ervice is tho kind that interferes wlh its workings That is as fan as any toveru merits county state or muiicipal authority lias any interest Bisiness met! ods should prevail in goven rnoit as v ell as any other places aid we com inond this wise step e part-Isanisr- n 1 ' ’ JOHNSON’S BLACK valley Beware of 'Imitations waen lenea Sold ’ 6t ' I and all trIN“ : —E E HUFF Carpenter and Builder At my shop In th? Tburber Nielson ing I keep table covers towels etc all best quality buildOt tljt Bargains i T FURNITURE Proprietors Mo Genuine only I Drug Dept We Offer II A ' CARPETS Window Shades Lace Curtains i 1 - Loilis Z‘ CM jit Baiiy The Colorado Short Line to Kansas City 4(L cures ACUEE that Missouri 'PacificJ R’y S' ‘ '1 JBikrville ' ' Yourself br nave any horse' cow dog bird or any anltjial that is wounded any way you will find Leaves Sigurd 6 am every jnorning except Sunday reach Burrvllle at noijn and go bn to Loa pr Coyote that tl! night Accomodations for passengers-anfacilities for carrying express Fillmore Brpthers — & SANTA FE railroad was in sucl: perfect condition that the long distance run of the "Flyer” on the New York Central could be equaled If not exceeded by Its magnificent trains JD KEN WORTHY Gen’l Agt Passenger Dept 50 West Second South Street Salt Lake City Utah tf C F WARREN Traveling Agt if you have cut burned Stage Line and rabbit St Louis In season to attend to business or con nect with all fast trains for the East’ Some one has said recently that thk track of the ATCHISON TOPEKA! OR BRpiSED GRASS SLEEPING CAIt ROUTE ( Sigurd Loa and Coyote or family Do you know that every evening tho Denver & Rio Grande II R in connection with the II G W runs a Tourist or Family Sleeping Car to Denver iq which a lower berth can be secured for $200? In addition to this daily service the D & R G also operates eri Wednesdays Thursdays and Fridays there distluct Tourist Sleeping Car lines to Omaha Kansas City Chicago Boston and Now York— no change for Utah pijssengerp— at greatly reduce berth rates These Tourist cars gre managed by the Pullman Company and are provided with all necessary conyenlances and appliances Thp Tourist car feature together with the admirable train service and scenie ati tractions of the route has placed the D & R G Ip the foremost ranks o Western Railroads For rates and detailed Information apply to any Ticket Agent of the R G W Ry to B F Novins General Agent or II Cushing Traveling Passenger Agent D & R G No 58 West 2nd South Street Salt Lake City d Lfe'art-war- GRANDE LUO SANTA FE ' ‘ KEEP IT HANDY - ask not that my friends should ’ broken hearted Bend o’er my broken sod Pour ye ohe tear for the ' departed And leave her— with' hcv God ' Co-o- p which keeps an excellent quality of Goods and gives the highestMarket price for your PRODUCE As summer approaches people wish Bury me in the country where the flowers to know regarding the terms upon And the tall bright green grass which mountaih grazing land may be float above me as the summer leased Shu We are informed that the hours minimum price If such land be sold is 3il!'25 per aefe and that the mini mum Drtfa'mily gently pass rite at which it may be leased is two I friend love me the where Inay Bury per cent per annum of the sale price tarry Futher details will not bekuown until Nor shrink away in dread Where little hands' fresh flowers of the State Board of Land Commissioners act spring may carry U And little feet may tread BUCK LEN’S ARNICA SALVE Lay me tjorest there when my heart is T11H Best SALvMin the World for weary Cuts Bruises Sores Ulcers Salt And cold my aching head' Rheum Fever Sores Tetter chapped And place ye but file simple i Hands chilblains corns qrid all Skin “Alary” Eruptions and positively Cures Piles Above the slumber’s bed or no pay Required —THAT— It is guaranteed o A i mi r" : r l vii j And yet alas I know there are not to give perfect satisfaction or money D refunded Price 25 cents per byx many r Vi is the For Sale by All Druggists and grocer tliat always has his prices O’er that slight naipeto wgep! Sown to the lowest notch dealers General Can it be wrong for me to wish that II s t ri'iJIij II That it pays to deal with a specialist i it j'any Watch o’er me while I sleep? 4 feature of t(he Pioneer Jupilee ln In business n Salt Lake will be the exact reproducThat mine owners cattle outfltsand Oh is it selflshin thiworld of sadness ever produced ip others tion of the first-pla- y needipglrqvantitljes of supTo wish to cast a fpade Salt Lake It was the ojd dram plies find that it pays to trade with Over the very bosoms by whose glad "Money" and was given In 1853 us ness V E Bowring of this city was fine of the Our own life was made? we draw custom from all parts That original company—Brigham Bugler wiai of the county and hope to increase our ‘Yet who would slqk to life’s long t custom by our high prices for produce dreamless sleeping Good so is and our low prices on our goods Unnoticed and long-shoug- 11 SI ’ Vl - Calnesville John II Curfew ( lull s last and Future Wall Paper points South and East Free reclining chair cars and palace sleeping c&rs of most eleDirect connections at gant- design the magnificent Union Station St Louis for every where pull-ma- Carriages n agents for the celebrated "CROWN" ORGANS and PIANOS and we sill on 1 to i5fH OIK AN at f roni Tickets on sale at all 'Station Rio Granite Western Railway E J Flynn II B Kouser R F & P A C F & P A Salt Lake City Utah JOSEPH IRRIGATION CO We are fef 1 We a reagent for The Pleasant Valley Coal Company NOT J CM Call and see us if you need anything There will be a meeting of the stock in our line ' hoideis in the J I C Co April 24 111 1S97 at 10 o’clock a m at the Joseph Relief hall for the purpose of voting upon an amendment to the articles of 1 Theo Brandley Incorporation authorizing the com Chicago Richfield r pany to construct or assist iu the conettn not by order of I lie structing of the President campi te small town or city when t bore March 22nd 18i)7 with mdy is only one doctor he must trat displmr for good John A Barker any place in eases of all kinds In a larger ety erne artistic work prices us well Secretary can make a speciality of rurgr-- allns fine art ot lnjr can treat all diseases of lie eye NOTICE And thus become more pioficeut in There will lie a meeting of the Stock orujlincof business Kicjitielc lias a holders of the Wells Irrigation and ’iu m her of stores and all would to bet-lOur reputaCanal Co on April 2Gth 1)7 at 2 o'clock r if they would carry only one inc of tion Hall lor the m in the Relief Society to Joels and let that be fuller thei- busi- p of voting upon an amendment purpose ness better conducted and bettr un-- f to left bigamists the Articles of Incorporation auWe believe strictly in borne lorstoud tile company to construct cr We trust the liberal patronage of Richfield industry thorizing afed towns wil‘ II assist in constructing reservoirs be continued Our work is all done here at home surrounding and all our employes arc Our suggestion of a 'weather A few dollars spent in panning a Jas II Wells President residents The money that has been sent out of the state for enlarging is ar Mr J II JTr-sol- l home every two or three years is that promptly bore fruit Levi M JUbkman Secretary: item to remember and patronize will erect the needed polcand vainq 1807 spent In preserving the luuber Joseph Utah March 25th 1‘lnucli1 and lower the flags when needed- the home always new an First publication April 2nd to time town 'nif’-'- - lua AMUNDSON & ROGERS’ e g- trade is increasing every day is spreading from Ogden and the neighboring states St’ George AMUNDSON AND ROGERS " Photographers and Enlargers - £ |