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Show ) 4. OCT "i 15- VOL - 11 J 111. EUBEKA, After the Fall. (Being sung In the Ohio campaign.) A little boy climbed an old man's knee. Begged for the reason, "Do, pupa, please." "Why are you gloomy, Idle, alone?" "I had a good job last year, you know, Why I have none now, child, you liull know; List to the story, Grover, last fall. I helped elect him, idle, that's all." ' bankruptcy by refusing the ordinary credits needed to "turn over" a stock. But the banks were paid back very sharply for their selllsh timidity. Their refusal to perform their functions in the business wond naturally led the business community to suppose that the banks themselves were in a questionable condition, and almost every one proceeded to withdraw deposits. Then began th.it frightened struggle for existence which led the banks to cling, at any hazard, to their reserves, and to grudge every dollar loaned to customers or drawn out on This conduct stili open accounts. more effectually frightened the depositors, who saw no safe course but to withdraw their money and hoard it . cuorus. was vote the After taken, after the change had come; After the factories closing, after the wheels arc dumb; Many a heart was breaking, if you could read them all. Many a home was darkened, after last fall. "Bright were the prospects, clouds not in sight, Happy our homes were, from morn till night; Then came the tempter, spoke soft and low, Fooled us poor workers, how, I don't know, When we awakened to what was done, somewhere. Factories were idle, mills could not run; If our banks had been equal to the I)own they all closed, pet. ended, that's all, their whole policy would emergency, was. fall. work our as last after Just "Xong months have passed, child, no work to do Although I have sought it, for mother and you; No work to give me, tried to explain, They could not help it, pleadings are vain; I knew the reason, after 'twas done. I helped to close up factories that run ; That's why I'm idle, no work at all, I lost my job, pet, after last fall." Del Xorte in Elhcood Leader. Mr. Wilson I. Snyder, of Park City. Jias a scheme for the so ution of the silver question, which he explains in the following communication to the JtccorcC. Ed. Record: Some thoughts have occurred to me from the agitation of the silver question, and I beg to offer through your paper a few suggestion thereon; and if a concert of action on lia and the part of all the "Western States, or even any considerable portion of them, can be secured, there is no doubt but they would be productive of much good. And before suggesting my own plan let me say that I regard the Colorado p'ari as not only unfeasible and impracticable, but as being indirect violation of the Constitution of the United 'States:- ''NY emit billsof credState shall it." Art. I, Sec. 10. The Colorado inter-moun- t, scheme, pure and simple, is the emission by and upon the faith and credit of the State of "bills of credit'' to circulate' and pass current as money. This it cannot do. What then cun be done? The section above quoted furnishes the solution and answer to the question. "No State shall make anything but gold and silver coin a legal tender payment of debts.'' This is not confined or restricted to GOLD AND SILVER COIN OF Till! UNIT- States. While the power to "coin money" and "to regulate the value thereof" is exclusively delegated to Congress, the power to declare what, shall be a legal tender in payment of debts, circumscribed by the single requirement that it must be "gold and silver coin," is within the several States respectively reserved to the ED It is, stringency by the most liberal extension of credits is one that our American banks should through some form or other of learn to adopt. Sow it happens that the banks, have promised the country that they will cease being scared and will resume their proper functions in the business vorld if Congress will repeal the purchasing clause of the Sherman act. Of course, the one thing requisite has been the exorcism of the spirit of wild alarm: and for that reason the Sherman act was thought desirable. If, however, the hoarded money should conclude to come out of its hiding and go into business channels again while Congress is yet talking, it is plain that the country will have outlived the necessity of treament for the immediate convulsion, and that the important quesiiQii will be that of a deliberate monetary policy. Meview of lievietcs. a OL'R SILVE11 BULLION'. States. have been ditl'erent, from the outset to the end. They would have charged brisk rates, but they would have loaned with the utmost freedom on good security. If necessary, they would have paid a high premium abroad for gold, and they would have deposited more bonds and issued more currency under the National banking laws. This well established European plan of meeting therefore, within the power of a State to declare any gold and silver coin that it shall see tit whether coined in the United States or elsewhere to be a legal tender for the payment of debts within the State. My plan in brief, then, is this; Let the bullion producers of the States employ the mints ol Mexico to coin their bullion into standard Mexican dollars and deliver the same to them; then let the States through their legislatures declare Mex ican dollars a full legal tender at their bullion value of $1.2929 per oz. which I believe is about cents in payment of all debts within the States, public and private, and receivable for ali taxes', and I venture the prediction that we will be upon the high road towards the solution of the silver question, and our "down east" friends wih be only too glad to make peace with us. And when they find we can act for ourselves without Congressional legislation, from natural contrary pig headedness, they will hasten to regulate the. matter. Cod helps those who help themselvesl Why not agitate the matter and see if some good can not be evolved from it. Respectfully, Wilson I. Snyder. Tark City, Sept. loth, ISM. inter-mountai- n THAT KEPOKT. Common Council of Appended hereto I To the Honorable Eureka City: Gentlemen": JUA3 GOUMTY, UTAH, FHiDAY, SEPTEMBER vise-- ca-hi- o 1 iO-stau- ip Bull-iou-Ikc- 1 , Johnny Butler hud an altercation with Dan Green Sunday morn- of their representatives. Senate ii; Dubois sprang another surprise on that august body when he moved that consideration of financial and be postpone-.- ..tui;il sir. i;nlcned and hi riff matters been enlarged, cleaned, culverts put in. bridges January, in ore It to allow the strengthened and renovated, ome Stales eif Wadii:i.v.to:i, Median.: parts of the sewer ditch llumed and an Wyoming to have a full tilled up level with street grade. in the Senate, to which Main streets in the cistern and exare nt it 1. tremely western part widened an i they s graded; approaches to railway .o u. dd's. liv A little- hi i, ui 1 repiv-s-ntatie- ! m -- or,.-.-mg- gene-rall- y s C : I . 1 i e i . : i - . vis expense and dang Tons h.iles. blh of wells and outhouses in the burned part of town eovere up. Besides all this, absolutely necessary improvements have been made on the grave ya.i I, on stray pound and around City Hall, some of the alleys and ot her streets in town have been tilled in with gravCAt'SE AM) EFl'JX'T. el, somewhat graded in parts and made more passable. AltogethThe Banker Were thcl'lrnt Alarm-let- er I venture to say th;t the streets and aused the Kervut l'uiile. with the lin i el am .rant of money expended, present a more creditable The bankers were the first alarmists. appearance, and would it not be from .... t,m s i .. o ,M .r f ,.. .... in-... n iii'iu They threw many reputable and per- lie wine fectly sound, business .houses into Uitcli running Uyvugli lowu, ttlia.li is 23 UTAH. ve-r- city of $:i'"l'J.33. During the time p;ll tax has been worked. Main and Chun h streets have been in some degree-agood as macadamized: the? ditches on both sides of the two streets have and ltbr4ry. OF UNIVERSITY at Hand. HIS NOTIONS CHANGED. Troy, (Kas.) Vhhf. Some' years ago we were much XVhj He Didn't Agree With nil Friend on the Subject of Vacations. to morsevere of cheilera speils subject been, in my opinion, improved to some bus and now when .e feed A little bunch cf well known husinees of the any degrees tiuring the woruing or tin p il symptoms that usually pivevde that men were gathered by chance in front of t;tx. Very ropjetfully, gentlemen, ailment, fiich as sickness at the stom- the Lindell hotiWThey stood there for we? becemu? scary. ach, diarrhoea, some time discsjlg politics and enjoyHugo Depkkzin. yours, We have found Chamberlain's Celtic, the Finally, as they were Mayor. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy the ing to about one separate, group noeif the street su- very best thing to straighten one eiut ticed that the overcoat of the of (The actual report his pocket in cases, and always kiM'p it about. pervisor is as follows, and was append- Wesuch was crammed with railway maps, are not writing this as a pay tesed to the foregoing report by the timonial, but to let our readers knew steamers' guides and time tables. "I say, Charlie," he said, "why are you mayor.) what is a gooel thing to keep handy Eureka. Utah. August 29, 1393. in the house, i'or sale by Eureka collecting all that rubbish? Fkmainga vacation?" The following is report of street Drug Steire. "Yes," he answered. Same old thing commissioner to date. THE LYRIC POUT'S APCLCGY. year. Go somewhere go someevery Boll taxes worked on streets, 247: em where. I think sometimes I'd rather I strive to probe to othor hearts ami find sewer, 4; on stray pound, 2; on cemetate ray family out here on the Maramec, I do but fret the phantom of r.iim tery, 1; on orders of Mayor and counlive in a tent and fish. But no, it's fashI strain lo paint great nature, ami my mind But images itself in every zone. ionable to hurry away on Ion? aud te cil, 4; total. 25H; paid in cash, 22 poii The lesson learned, I Bintf life's woven lay dious journeys, stop at 6tuffy hotels, taxes: toted polls collected, 2sxi. DeIu syllables of self and can no other way. rush through a maze of nonsense anel iu treasurer In Richard burton date, posited with Harper's Weekly then rush home dead tired, weary, half bu. sick and altfgether footsore. The very A Puzzled Mother. Here follows the names of those l to contemplation of it tires me." a takes pee "It' boy who worked and tho-- e who paid, the "Why don't you stop it then?" said a such his mother," laughed through publication of which we du not con- mother the other day. 'Last week the questioner. sider necessary. "Rather a difficult thing to do, I planned to take a friend to the theater, and her only free night was Thursday should judge when your family plana The management of the Eureka Now, I often take my boy to ue;e a play, the campaign." "Do as I did. It just took me three Hill and Keystone, we Jearn, have but I make it a rule it shall not be on a to accomplish it, and now I live in on So school years a night day. preceding decided to begin the erection of a tins occasion I to my son that peace. On our first summer vacation, mill to work the ores he could not go,explained aud as an off set to his which was by rail, I devoted my spar a k from those properties.- The disappointment "arranged an outing for time to reading aloud the statistics, and of horrible accidents on railhave also in contempla- the Saturdny following. He acquiesced descriptions most dutifully and beautifully, and the roads. At the hotel I brushed up on all tion a move of the same kind. matter rested. Thursday came, and as the hotel conflagrations since watering the afternoon waned, 1 found that my places were invented and mentioned Bishop Leonard, .will be present son was to be all alone part of the even- them in detail upon all possible occaIt was a most exasperating and at St. Andrew's Chapel next Sun- ing, and 1 began to wish that he was sions. uncomfortaLlo 1 experience for all congoing with us. At last made up my day and hold services as follows: mind, and calling him said: cerned, I can tell you, but it worked. "I think, after all, you may go tonight. Next summer, when the vacation busiSunday school, 10 a. m., lleily You are going to be alone, and know ness eaino up, I merely asked if we wero Communion and sermon at 11 a. m. count upon these trips to the going over tho same routo as before and you always and evening prayer and sermon at theater. So if was met with a most unanimous and you'll (study hard till di S. emphatic chorus of noes. They were Service by the choir. All are ner you shall he of the party." afraid of railroads and hotels, and so " 'That's all right, mother,' replied i invited. Seats free. '1 knew compromised on a long trip by they a with young scamp laugh. eteiamboat up and down the river, beweaken at the last, so I've managed The committee appointed by the you'd be entirely safe. would cause it now all And I'm and lessons, my ready.' "I prepared myself again, and when . Fire Department to test the water I'm alternately deploring my want ef and wondering how to preserve the boat moved out I had in my statesupply of the ILmnuisville Water strength a semblance of authority with bo shrewd room a couplo of books which portrayed in the most heartrending manner the Company will meet for that pur- a son." New York Times. final blowing up of almost every steamhouse hose at the Saturday pose boat that ever ran the river. These I on The Strain the Eye. evening at OVoYloJk. The boys There is no reason why a muscle or tl ragged out and read with in nob unction are requested to turn put in force muscles of the eye should not fag out end deep pathos. In the holy calm of snmmer evenings, in the glorious just as the muscle's elsewhere do. Le the of and assist the committee. I read 'em tho 6iiulit hush ing, in which knives, played an important part, and which came near resulting fatally to Green. Butler during the months ending August 31, received a slight cut in the hand, 1893, and in turn succeeded in slashing $Sld Green about the faeje and neck in Total poll tax collected, Worked in lieu of p '.v, $774 artistic manner. a thoroughly Go $840 Paid in lieu of work both arrested for lightThey were EXPENSES. ing, to which charge Green plead Salary of Street Supervisor: 3 75.00 guilty and was given a light tine, April which was suspend.-81.00 during good May 73.00 June behavior. 15.00 July Senator Stewart got after the 30.00 August Lumber bills. president Monday and gave that 14 45 May personage to understand that the 12.72 June people, of this 'country would not 3.0) July tamely submit to his unwarranted 90 August interference in legislative matters. Teamsters and wagons, This action on the part of Stewart 122.50 May 7.50 June will have a tendency' to cause the Other material and expenses, people ef the various sections to 10.00 Wheelbarrow the eau.-e-s which led to $150.67 investigate Total expense to the a change ef sentiment on the pur! Which leaves a total leveled; old privys removed 23, IS33, 11893 A (iocel TliliiK to Keep not easily overcome with inadequate means, the sanitary condition of the city has, nevertheless a drawback have, the honor to submit the report of the Street Supervisor, on account of poll tax collected in Eureka City their vaults lided no. some cleaning in the sewer ditch and up some of the old wells ma ie secure, fit iT 3 a red ho! ing mill' here, fell aga stove and was fearfully biir'ue I. The though; pain w is terrible, and it the burn wa.s mi severe as to sear the child for life. I sold the l.i'iy a bottle-oChamberlain's Bain Balm, .which, after grea ii:g thesorv. she ajipat ei t he 1 r: moved lie lire an cumwas s ... in le.iel v!l. tin. and the boy p no of t he sear remaining. J. I). McLaren. Keysport. Ciuilou county. 111. I' or wile by hur.'ka Drug More. i i -t w-- -- 1 1 1 1 ra-'- sr. lot is h in it. mornings, one bear a weight all day long, does 1 aloud until we were all afraid we would not attribute his consequent headach, to the heavy burden he has borne? It never get home alive. Well, sir, it was I of those days and 6eems without elaborate thinking we awful The horror3 could conceive of the results following nights are with us yet. Nest summer I the beauties of a river trip, upon prolonged use of the eye. Nature suggested has done all she could to protect and but nobody seconded the motion, and I 6oon leameel that we were to spend a prolong the usefulness of the eye. No earthly architect ever yet planned few months at a small inland resort not a structure that would not yield, crum- many miles distant from St. Louis. "This was an unexpected flankmove-men- t, ble and fall, and the house human, so but I loaded up with statistics, exquisitely uplifted in curious and myson end cloudy evenings I would lie in returns to dust terious ways, falls and more rapidly ami surely than need he, the hammock of the resort and tell my for the reason that we do not realize how family how C3clones are formed and much cno p;irt is sustained or over- show them how they rush up the valley thrown by anoth'jr. One ti.iy muscle is anel sweep resorts from the face of tho earth. 1 was compelled to manufacture potent enough to disturb the whole econfacts in order to prove that cyomy, especially if intercurrent iliseaws a few exist in addition to "eye strain." Phil- clones had a special fondness for summer boarders, but the scheme worked adelphia Record. like a charm. We camo home a month in advance and have never gone anyAmbiguous. Say, old man, you don't "1 congratulate vera. Mrs. Familias, where since. know how 1 enjoy life now with a week on your husband's safe return." "Thank you, ilr. Cardiac. It's no joke or two in tho woods with my fishing and to have the man of one's family em a hunting club. It's a great scheme." And the ugly man laughed a harsh, steamer a week overdue in December." ' discordant, exasperating laugh. if he mind that "I had made up my Nobody said anything for some time. went down I would write you a letter Tho group was thinking. of condolence." It's a great scheme," re"Yes, sir-e"That was kind of you. What were tho man. "Don't yoa think sumed ugly you geiing to tell me, Mr. Cardiac?" so. John?" 1 to wanted "Well, express my appre"No, I don't," said John, "and I'll tell ciation of him, anel lols of sympathy uud why. I used to have your notions I and you had about for encouragement you. made up my mind just to say, 'There's of a good time, and in consequence tho as good fish in tne sea as ever were summer outings of myself and famil' pleasant. But the caught,' and let you take it either way." wore nnythiug hut out Utile woman is lying yonder in Bello-fontai-- Life. these beautiwhen and nenv, An t'nsliuli Tribute to lliuerson. ful days come along I feci a3 though i When the celehraU'd Arthur Stanley, would give tho universe for one nmro dean of Westminster, had finished his chance to do something for tho corafor visit here in the year 1STS. he was asked and pleasure of ono who deserved se about the American pulpit. He said in much and got eo little. That's why." And John and Charlie and tho ugly reply that h'J bad of course availed himself of e rery oppeirtunity to hear the man turned away without another word. He had heard American preachers. lt. Locis preaedicrs ot eminence, ho saiel, in alHo Was Not un lxcpjitlon. "But it matmost every eommnniem. A Detroitcr of a very mild and placi! tered ne)t what was. the name of tha communion," the preacher," he sai l. temper had some business niton led 10, "Wits always Waldo Emersou." Eh cr pretended tohoattende dto, by o Clove-Imk- I fa in, and elo what ho could by letward E. Hale's Addrrss. ter he could not get a settlement. FinalThe large st privai? cedlectinn of min- ly he went thcro ia person and settled erals in America is "supposed lo be that tlu matter. of 'Philadelphia, off Clarence L. "It'j tho wont I ever caw," ho said in Its estimated value is $125, 00i). I arting. "We've attended to r. good many peoDuval, tho Paris anarchist, said ho ple's businrfcs." argued tho head of tha sheatld lilie to shake sonicbeidy's hand finn. be fore bet dieel, and that was all, hut his "But not as you have mine." e. ne t sentence was commuted. Exceedingly cheap ifitestoSt. Louis V liy Children Arn Aluaj lining Tlilnt;. B.ieitle 1'iiion . c in now ll'ecl are Ti and Missouri le'i"c ll'.vs are running Teteptatieiii. which is 'ontiiiual in v i'ul'tnun a d l'a ..;;e- sUeeper rum children evcry'hing i:s new to anel Denver them. i. nuthii'g rh-Sail L than the ft re e of City, to St Louis w it ho;ii en luge. an aiul thu motive impel i Dining Ci;s Def ve r lo Kansas it. Alfnd Fouillee in I'opu-'la- r 1. ;,T I.I t . I. ('It V. Nee J. it. " Science Monthly. ' e I' - : n.e.-wli.i- l'llll-;,ia- . HI, lion. ha., : j' v. iie 1 n ieh-- ttif.tnc-curiioMiie- "Yes. eui;e the same." Ob, come off," exclaimed the di.v "You can't si tiff t'.'-- .t guttcd down my throat. If you had treatcl very many l e. plo as ytv.i have treated t.ie, yeiu would have been killed lo'i befeire ever I henvel of you," and wiUi that burst ff aug'T he wr llinl out titLiictl-bv'tr.- vlt rrto frusa. per-f;-c'- Jy |
