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H at Published eyeky Fuiday RICHFIELD SaVIKH UTAH COUNT? &t CROSBY AND MORRISON State Directory: for a county that hat been inhabited so many years and fora county that has so many large cauals and for county that is as short of water as is Sevier county the system of distribtit ing wafer is really anything but a In fact it wonder that complain of a lack in their water supply In Richfield where water Is as scarce as In any town In Utah the regulation of the water is accomplished by the use of brush and rock Instead of head gates and ho person can tell exactly the dlze of the stream that is being furnished to any one tier of blocks In the flbids the credit Is no many people UNITED STATES SfcNATOUS Cunnon 1 L HawIInd t?KPEESENTATIVBTO GONG LESS W U Kills UOVEUNOR llotxsr M W tills SECRETARY tamos T Hammond STATE AUDITOR i Morgan Richards Jr 8TATE TREASURER: James Chlpman Ernk J ATTORNEY-GENERA- system L A 0 Bishop !7PERINTHNDENT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION iohn B Tiirk SUPREME Charles 8 Ean BABToii J A MINER W JhsTBIOT JUDGE ymM Jtl DOES fob SIXTH DISTRICT: McCarty EVIL’K lNTV DIRBCIOK V COMMISSIONERS' H H BallGlonou4 W II Robinson Bailna J A Row Josiipn v llonty O Clork-Su- nj'l Clark lilcti fluid Booorilor— Maud Spoucar Layton ASlesor— Jos A Smith Sheriff— Jolm V Cooub Wupt Schools— Jacob Magleby Treasurer aud B J Harsen Prosecuting Att Surveyor— Uhiiflold Monrou llviiilisld Hunroo Tin Ooi’oeUn-- lilcliflulij McDaulul y-- EW RUdiflulU Hhocbur I’ I) Hidina vl CITY L'ihuctohv MAYORTbOodcro Bramllcy Peterson J M Jensen i little better Tha rule are P Peterson Morten Jensen Joseph? Horus (locorde r— Oarl Golilbrausnn Treasurer— James OUrlstlauson JUstlco of the Ponce— Simon ChilsVewien Ijlarbhal— G W Blornqulst Otty Attorney— I J Stewart Peterson I'oumlkoopei— John V Ooons Water Master Niels L Andersoa Vuarautlna Physician— II E Nelli M D head-gate- very it ‘ Men who WAYNE COUNTY DIRECTORY COMMISSION KBS Fremont Alonsto Billings Charles Snow c Levi C White OOUKTY U M CLERK Teiwdale Giles COUNTY RBCOUDSH A Ilanseu J' Lou ’ ahsossor: John II Curfew Ottlneavlilu snauirY: Geo Chappell v Lyman SUIT schools: s joor and the aulount of water they will draw is never exactly determined Thus those who are high up on a canal can and do impose ilpoh those who art further down In muny places there are no headgates at all and dams apd blockades of rubbish are used The Salt River Valley Arizona has more nearly perfected Irrigation than has any teller place In America and there wlierS a ciy of shortage of water Is never heard every bit of water is carefully cared fur Every Iieadgate is put in and the amount of water it will draw is prtv periy measured by officers of the com-an- y That hoadgate I? locked and the key is kept by the water master whq raises it to a proper place and locks It there when any perosn’s water turnanives and who shuts thd g$te down and locks Jt down' whdn'hls turn Is at an end Ry this Why a water right that is at the lowcf end of the canal is worth just the same as one higher up wfcllc here to be at the bead of the canal Is considered' quite an advantageshould nut be A somewhat extended observation shows too that waterihg Is not as well douc hero as it should be Very often Is water turned on a patch of grain to poorly regulated that only part of the rovvA arc vatcicd Then the waste water ditches should he better made so that the waste’ wtei should not be wasted hut should bo ns well cared for by the neighbor below as it would be if be had the first stream - tiOUNCHi— ® o! N is as a Some of the of Utah made their profits paid tbelr big rents and salaried their superintendents seem to think that anything they can and many high priced officials the do to break down the power of domi actual producer of the cloth gets hut mint church is just the proper thing little meat in return for what he has IVe would ask such to contrast the made while tlic farmer who fed the absence of murders suicides bcxua' beef get but littlo clothing for hit uufaithfuiness and robberies of the family as pay for the animal It seems Jays when Mormonism was supreme that the devices for the production in Utah with the present time Wc of wealth have been nearly perfect-- 1 would ask such men to remember the ed and they have proved immensely success that Mormonism had in prepar successful in putting the profits on all ing for homes the placet they now live manufactured articles and all trails- - In and then we believe they are duty portatlon Into the hands of the aus- - bound to let Mormolsm have Its scope tocracy of wealth arid the people of the same as any other ism on earth the world must live firmly in hopes that a great man or a set of great men The busy man has no time to go are now born in America and will around the court house the post office come to the front as the statesman or the city hall or the co-o- p store to look statesmen of the fearly years of the for legal notices The busy man makes Twentieth Century and devise a way it a part of his business to read the of distributing the wealth that the J newspaper and there Is the jjlace to Inventive geniuses of this century have I put legal notices We agree with our so well enabled the people of the bun-- 1 Press Association that the state press dred years now nearly passed to pro-- 1 will better prosper and the citizens I have their duca- better Non-Mormo- A POO It SYSTEM havhmude an "fcxtendcd study lirlgatlun have expressed the opinion on several occasions that If our Utah irrigation was reduced to of more of a system from a fourth to a third more land could be Irrigated with the preseut supply And when the roads and sidewalks are flooded with waste wate when the rubbish heaps allow little streams to still soap through' when land that 'is growing up to white tJp and willows from too rnvich watfcr and when poilds are seen at the bottom of so many fields and wReu mdh who in tho language of the are rights Ll by ae 1 the° strecli are known as f‘ water hogs” Loa W K Robinson allowqdiHo regulato their own THMAflURBB stream wouldh’t there be sotno water Lou T A' Jeffery to put on the dry land of the fields or ' the dry lots of town if wc better took ruosacurota carc of the water we now have This JOfwph Ekersley year there is an abundance of water but this Is Just the time to prepare t!l wllllllHiruly pay anyone who for a better system so that when reilll send me and Information us to servoirs are built they who built them the where abouts of any of my cattle will get tho water branded 2- on right hip or thigh county 'Thomas Atwood Lurj Utah AN ECONOMIC EVIL are not aware atty: guarded legal notices being published The A remark by Mrs Card that the I PaPer8 of Utah are In earnest and manufacturers of tho Three Crown I they want the same chances as papers Baking Powder are not meeting with j °lher states and those public men newspapers must expect success In their venture doesn’t speak I w° well for tftiih Several attempts have I new8PaPers to fight them I- been made to manufacture that pro-- 1 duct herq at home and every time the I The American Republic was found-produon a strictly non nristrocratle plan has been exqpllcnt yet at much higher price the old brands are omucl1 80 that even the giving of purchased or some bf the oheaper I titles was prohibited Yet as we now eastern Jbrahds are purchased at a I bavo an artlocracy of wealth we find price that almost amounts to nothing lone n0olc ln our government for them It is the business of a merchant to I That noolc Is the United States Sen keep what the peeple want find the I atc Ailed by men who have for years people of Utah want to learn lesson I beea highly salaried lawyers bankers If the merchants keep bargain sales or mouey— throwing politicians and it is because you want bargains If have lost all realization of the strug-- j they keep 6hoes that will wear three gles of tue poor Such men wouldn’t months and cost $150 they do It be- stay in the senate Bo long if the pooi cause the people want Just such trash people had aiij thing like a chance of They would Just as readily keop shoes moving theim It that would last eighteen months or two years and cost $300 or $350 So it Considerable fencing Is being done is with the consumer to say Whether in ail parts of the valley That is realour home made goods shall be worn ly an excellent thing but as most of whether our home factories shall run the fences are of barb wire they should whether we shall or shall not eat and I be at least 51 feet high with live wires wear and furnish our house with these or four wires and a board or pole In products It remains for thorn not one summer a poor barb wire fence will for a few politicians to say whether do more damage to animals than it our money shall be kept at home or would cost to build a good fence In fact a poorly built ' barb wire fence not should be prohibited by law on the M$ We agree with the Salt Lake Trl ground of its cruelty to dumb brutes U bune In this1— In England the people never seemed The action taken on Saturday by the Editorial association in regard to the to complain of the sphrrow yet when printing of legal notices is not only ahe was brought to America Ifc became nuisance and instead of eaitlng ineminently proper but it Is in the In terest of public protection Instance's sects as was promised ho "destroys are not rare 'where valuable property fruits The German carp whldli was has been sold after tlid posting of no-- considered Huch an abundant1’ supplier ?(wd la now called (ho tlces without the owner being in “hog flh“ no carod for to eht fWtiy was least aware of what was going 6q he I an not ln fact having notice of it though 1 11 the lands we brought these’ animals the legal posting was done But no from didn’t know what we have found tice by posting la as much out of date out? as the town crier and it never was as It The Tuesday dailies told of two Morgood as that ho one now looks for notice of anything except In the papers mon elders being taken out ln the and the law should emerge from Its woods of Alabama stripped naked and antique notion of posting notices The whipped There was a time when such editors are right: notice by posting I things were more common than they I are now but the prompt action of must go IGoyernor Johnson is commendable officers of Missouri and Wo hear persons every day who 8b°wn the same Justice they I Inty°la of to pay their city W01' having plain ave 8omo shameful history school 1 - i RICHFIELD SALOON II W ItAWLOSE Prop HAS TEST-1- ’ ROOF ALCOHOL CALIFORNIA URAFE BRANDY II si Draiuht of RbvklKrry 1‘tnt and J terry IVW and nwh uU&r Uyu at m are wt’ibd in xickniss Try our l W R Cigars 25 Per Cent Off it i tht regular jirir ftrr tinware in uhn yxt get by trading at GRECO’S TIN iHOF just east of the Social HalL 'i v There is one groat evil in tho economic world of today Wealth is more easily produced but it doesn’t scatter itself so well as it did in days gone by Here a local illustration of it Before the railroad came to Richfield two freighters (poor men) were continually employed to haul freight from Salina and occasionally others earned a little by going for a load The mall and pdsseuger traftic then came by stage and ad that money eventually wont to the hands of the farmers aud other citizens ol tho place We do not regret tho iadroad’s coming We do not and state taxes that the They people of the United States pays $500000000 ln that I i 3 know of several business houses way and $540000000 ln tariff duties I They tell the poor people that they! who Dever use envelopes with tholr recard printed on the corner nor get the value of their money back will bohard work to ever make theletter heada with an advertisement business and a blank date line lalcty believe that the money spent in 1 or 8 no always a sign of a good busi-park- s great battle ships monuments and I house because lneS8 It uses printed stalargo pensions paid this and widow tiie salaries paid this aud I tlon0ry hut people who don’t know that government official and the many otherwise- always think it is a poor appropriations tied on every appro! business Ipuse if jt doesn’t use them 41 prlation bill by the senate ever does! the common people a very great deal It is now fairly spring yet we know of good several yards right close to the street ” Itturn tist that have had nothing that resembled a cleaning aa yet If a man cleans bis Louis Jacobs Mark Pendleton Doctor Cochran and Master Herbert btoops went up to Monroe tho first ’of "'i week to visit the noted sulphur Ings at Unit plaee Mr Jacobs has in bad health for several months aud his physician advised him to a bath Mark Pendleton enjoy-th- e luxury of a bath less than a ir ago so it Is uot likely he will experiment with Monroe water The party had a gay time and they all fell in love with Monroe declaring it to be the prettiest town ln fcJevier Cuuuty THE GRANDEST REMEDY Mr R B G reeve merchant ot Uhilhowie Vu certifies that he had consumptlou was given up to die bought all medical treatment that mouey could procure tried all cough remedies he could hear of but got no relief spent many Dights sitting up in a chair was induced to try Dr King’s New Discovery and was cured by use of two bottles For past three years las been attending to business airl says Dr King’s New Discovery is the grandest remedy ever made as it Willard Robinson was in Candland s has done so much for him and also drug store Monday afternoon buying for others ln his Dr community paregoric and Mrs Winslow’s sooth- King’s New Discovery Is guaranteed ing syrup When asked what new (or coughs colds and consumption: trouble he had got Into Willard added It cjun’t fail Trial bottles free at all a box of cigars to his purchase aud in- Drug b tores and General dealers formed the crowd that a girl baby bad been added to Ills lamily that mornlngMother and child ln shape and nobody fretting hut he old man Misboiui Pacific R’y good The Colorado Short Line to Kansas City St Louis Mo aud all points South and East Free reclining chair cars and puli' man palace sleeping cars of most elegant desire Direct connections at the magnificent Union Station St’ Louis fur every where Tickets on sale at ail stations Rio Grande Western Railway 11 B Kooser £ T Flynn 0 F A P A T F A P A Salt Lake City Utah An effort should be made by the State authorities to break np the gang s of and who have settled down in the San Rafael t Is a reproach on the State county that such band of miscreants should be’permit-teto carry on their nefarious work ’’’he Governor ought to call out the 0 U We understand that tho brave soldier boys at Richfield are anxious to march across the deserts and assail the bandits in their mountain out-law- cut-throa- ts n strongholds The Republican county committee bevier county should make an for the benefit of its ereclit- )!' if it is a putrefied corpse or if it s merely dead broke the fact lie known Some of its creditors an in Salina The Tress would like to about $d75( money due it tor mb vc Sigurd Loa and Coyote performed last fad The Salina brass band would like to have SL’O or Stage Line mere y from the same ourre if there ae GRASS AND RABBIT VALLEY other creditors they should come forward We understand thue is aoarre! of McKinley Leaves 'figurd e u every morning campaign buttons in Richfield left over from last fill it except Sauioy reoiii Burrviile at might do to levy on the tock Mc“O'id aud go on b- Iui ir Coyote that Kinley campaign buttons will beat night no thing and Aocomouitiuii in facilities Rr carrying rep PiAinon: Eotti::-- ' BUCKLEN’S ARNICA SALVE Utrr he The Best Salve in the world lor I rupneters Cuts Bruises Sores Dicers Salt Rheum Fever Sores Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns arid a!! skin — —Emil C5jrinloHVrsu:l Eruptions and positively cures Piles ' Shoe mad it to ortlur I'roiDjoly alter or no pay ’required It is Uloaauri'iurnt guaianteed to give perfect satisfaction or money A mice assortment of con fcetlonrrlcs tuoilg Iclnos stationery anti notions refunded1 Price 25 Cents per box Cali and see Ocr Fine Lins or cioaus For Sale by all druggists and Gener M dealers Elsinore Utah sho-ik- j pas-uger- cj Undertakers and Contractors' We keep on hand a fine assortment cf Casket's Coffins Funuskmg ' -- f— ALSO—— Gents and Boys Robes and Burial Shoes OUR PLANING MILL is always Ready and OUR LUMBER YARD ALWAYS SUPPLIED WITH ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER MOULDINGS OF VARIOUS KINDS AND SHINGLES-Waro ako Contractors and Builders Our priooa aro fair Call and see for yourselves Horne & Miller : : Show your rega: d for those who have gone before in Enduring Everlasting Grave Stones ARTHUR HENRIE -- basieetabllshed his Works on Center St Hast of Co-is prepared to make grave stones and do all kinds of high-tone- d broad-miude- d 1 ol Cemetery Work S TO HEARI fabrics caring for horses or tying up who want more of the product Salina Press Clippings ot the fuctones vt New England Co- goods behind the counter Tho man with dirty Work clothes on cleaning It may not be generally known that nnecting the two sections there are barns Is engaged ln as honorable the meek and unobtrusive J Ostlund out railroads that want to have more and more loads but those railroads are employment as Is the best dresaed o f Elsinore is one of the greatest huston earth— Fillmore Progress lers on earth But such is the fact hs owned aud operated by men who want hireling will appear from his latest achieveto make money uot that they need ment in reservoir building in Antelope more money to support their families Advocate Valley southwest of Monroe where a The or that they can with it make themselves any better or that their chil- thinks Methodists If they were the substantial stone wall 43 inches thick dren can be made any better tut dominant church of Utah would lie and 20 feet high forms the front of a more Intolerant than tho Mormon dam CO wide with a stono outlet they just want the money and they churchTho Broad Ax thinks the Pres- 24 Inchesfeet und CO feet long will square get a big part of it too Owning those be would worecJu tolerance water that will cover 39 acres let the factories are millionaires who gather a byterians Is not of result the to of an land gentlemen any average depth of 15 feet heavy percentage of the incomes into certain belief is the result of not I pour out over 1100 acres of fertile soil It their private fortunes and never scatbeingablc to separate disagreeing with I that lies contiguous tliereto and which ter it Owning the great racking a person or a number of persons from I has no other means of irrigation On houses are such men as Armour and I Swift who roap a heavy profit ou the hating that person or body of people the 21st of April what is known as the thel find You will intolerance among Antelope Reservoir End Irrigation meats they pack and by the time the more If sect po-- j company filed Its articles and received every Ignorant every millionaire factory owner tho railI road magnate and the greater packing! illical party) every municipality and its certificate of incorporation the in I on uation but earth its inverse conpwators Delng J Ostlund Elsinorcj house owners have made a heavy share' every ln-- j to the E Collar L Nellson Annabclla amount of ly proportioned oiTall these products mid by tho time the Ncl3on Richfield J S Weaver among peoplethe wholesaler and retailer have Salina n jn thr EXCHANGED FOR PRODUCE WORK s Inter-Mountia- Richfield Utah Remember the Dear Departed wish for the old times back We do Here Is something to tesch your 1 yard to ward off disease and bis near not regret the inventions of the steam 1 neighbor won t clean his there should boys parents:1 engine the railroad nor the other NOME BAKtiAIXS to the world I he some municipal provision to com Some out start boys great labor saving devices “but wc long with tho resolve to find what Firs Siiovkls 5 cents each they im pci that neighbor to do it for tho day when the great wealth of ’ a is honorable Job I Retinned Boilers $100 Marble our nation will he within reach ol aglne ' I to store like etc clerklna 30 The Salina learning Press Speaks of JOstlund Heavy tin Buckets cents those who uced It or take no Job at all They are I of Elsinore ln very high terms Mr Store and Guttering (eaves flume) put on Just thnlc of It In Now England notthey I Ostlund deserves to believe at nine cents a foot enough the compliment there are thousands of people who ' all labor la honorable there Is no I Had we more meu who not only seek Tin Roofing $550 a square more of the eggs the hums the that want discredit but honor ln every right j to gather wealth but also to produoe it I CAN ALSO SAVE YOU £5 I’Kli CENT butter the mutton the beef that is walk of industry whether it be la till-- what a rich county we could fiiiVe on Stove ririta and Stove Retaking ONLY FfRST-CLASproduced on the Western farms Ou the” soil mechanism Weaving ing eeo Ietcr Or the Western hums there are INSCRIPTIONS thou-und- ) V A t I Ki WRIGHT Pioneer Oil House JUST RECEIVED— A Lot Of WHITEWASH BRUSHES Paint Brushes Paints and Oil Glass Sash Doors Lath Iron Roofing etc Wire Nails 4cts a pound Calf and get my prices before you order Don’t forgot the place I K WRIGHT iu ' |