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Show TRUTH. 2 commercial future of this metropolis and asserts that its prosperity depends in a large measure upon the manner in which its laws are enforced and the methods which are used by its administrations firm believer in the in attracting capital here for investment. It will be pleasing news to those who have suggested his name In connection with tho nomination to learn that he will accept, if tendered tho honor. The squabble over the police cfcief' taincy will probably soon be settled. Mr. Sheets is. doing Meantime very well as chief. The hot air boosts the Tribune is giving him is, . -- however, not doing him any good. If that alleged newspaper Keeps right on telling of his prowess in capturing gambling paraphernalia which had been simply stored away months ago and not used since, of his bravery in apprehending boy frequenters of billiard halls and other deeds of daring it will soon make Sheets as ridiculous as it has made its owner, Senator Kearns. ir theie was nothing but Mr. Sheets ispersonally involved in the point at counmen in the sue the sake of peace, the for cil might yield the contest is of fact matter a but ns extent a considerable to one involving for mayor nomination the Republican MurMr. of next fall. The supporters backare the doch for the nomination ers of Mr. Sheets for the reason, that Mr. Sheets as chief of police can be of great assistance to them both in the convention and during the campaign. The Odell faction is, therefore, not. favorable to Sheets. That is the real reason for the bitter fight which is being waged.' The Murdoch men are also laying their plans to capture for the primaries and the convention every branch of the city government. Murdoch is the Silver. King candidate and the contest between him and Odell may be so warm that a third party may step in and secure the plum. , honestly applied. Nor is the Tribune in a position to crack the party whip around the ears of any city councilman for voting with the opposition on any public measure whatever, for the rea&ph. that it is par excellence t he rmongrel. newspaper of the state. It has changed its politics for political influence and pelf too many times during the past few years for aiiy citizen to have confidence eitfiterMiv the. integrity of Its manager ment, or in the Jjbnestypf its policy as a journal. I hopGrand believe that Mr. Sheets has the ability to make an efficient chief. If he will attend strictly to the duties of his office and have a proper regard for his official oath, which requires an impartial enforcement of all (he ordinances of the city, and especially if he will shun that class of politics in which he is said to be an expert, which relate to voting the denizens of Commercial street and Victoria alley, as well as the Sunday ' liquor sellers and sporting fraternity, he will succeed in making such a record for himself that the majority of the city council and people generally will probably forgive him for sliding into office on a minority vote. A disregard of these plain duties has wrecked several of his predecessors, and no man ought to be permitted to hold the office of chief of police who will ignore them. FIFTH PRECINCT. - -- -- self-respecti- -- the editorial dump of that paper a day flAimmananauiiuiAiiaiiiAimimimui or two ago contained a tirade of abuse of the council or of a majority, of that body because it refused to perform that feat. That the law is directly KRUGJS against it makes no difference to the Tribune. OMAHA BEER. o THE UTAH STATE GAZETEER Krugs Aa 1903-0- 4. Polk's State Gazeteer and Business will reveal the Directory for 1903-0changes of the past three years, and represent the State as it is today. The names of all business & Cabinet nutritious as any English Porters or Malt Tunics, aud a Connoisseur's deligbt. 4, and-profession- men of every city, town, village and settlement, with. full description of each place. Names of ship- 1 Krugs Extra Pale .Light, aud mild, and pulat- able, and appropriate on all occasions.. pr Either of tbe above brands delivered ta pers, live stock dealers, breeders, any part of the city. and dairymen nurserymen, grainmen, others in the country surrounding the towns. Also complete classified lists ! of names under heading for each pur- j suit. Above is a mere cutline of the 3 salient features of the work which will be replete with miscellaneous informaSouth Main Street. tion concerning Utah. If you solicit ADAM SNYDER, Proprietor. E trade in Utah, advertise In the Gazetteer. It will pay you. If you are TmLKMonm root r. not in trade, order the Gazetteer as a progressive citizen. You can learn QnTmmmnnnnimiHimmmTnnntrnp more about your state from the Gazetteer than you can from any other A Limit to 8corn source. It is a business educator. It I the profoundest contempt have is a family educator. for money, said the impractical perR. L. POLK & CO., Publishers, son. Salt Lake City. and W. P. COOPER. Secy Mgr. That, replied the friend, Is a o 4 very nonsensical assertion. Of course Money to Burn. you are entitled to your own economic The erpdite and well informed editor The United theories. But you are just as much Lucky Kentucky! of the Tribune thinks that a city ordia war claim annoyed as anybody If you accept a it has States paid nance can be repealed by a simple resto $1,400,000, and its bond- counterfeit half dollar. olution of the city council, at least the amountingIs ed debt only $1,000,000. Nashville presumption is .that he thinks so for (Tenn.) American. The Cheerful Idiot What is the difference, asked the Cheerful Idiot, between the sultan of Turkey and a travel-tirecontinental tourist? The victim didn't even bat an eye. Because, resumed the uninterruptible, one is the 'sick man of Europe and the other is the man sick of Europe. This man, Heinze, up in Butte, is a o dandy in politics. He won out in the TRUTHS CLUBBING LIST. city elections last Monday, electing Pat Mullins, his candidate for mayor, ruth is anxious to increase its alby 56 plurality. This, too, when the ready large circulation and to make company's Copper Amalgamated itself of more value to its advertising Democrats, Republicans and Populists AVING ENLARGED a to our capacity patrons, at the same time securing a combined to elect Henry Mueller, the stronger hold upon the affections of head of the Centennial Brewery comvery great extent, we are now in the intermountain public. In order to pany. Heinze has been fighting for to give our Beer the proper shape accomplish this. Truth has made ar4444 the control of the Butte Democracy, 4444 rangements by which it is enabled to age that insures a superior quality while Clark and the Amalgamated 4444 4444 offer the following remarkable induceto any other on the market. . The have striven to keep him from getting 4444 ments. We will send to any address in with the the upper hand. But Heinze, 4444 new article 4444 of Beer we are now and the the United States, postpaid: Miner, the Anaconda Standard discharging their : Truth, Worlds Work or Country manufacturing is vitriolic butteries at him all the time; Life, Everybodys Magazine or Sucwith no newsperer, save a small weekcess, The Cosmopolitan or Frank LesTHE GEM OF THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS. ly to aid him in the struggle, has won. Mullins was elected by a narrow marlies Monthly, for one year for $4.75. gin, it is true, but he got there just Cash must accompany the order. It is as pure as Beer can be the same. The labor element pollou made, and its Truth, Review of Reviews and Sucticket. 2,600 votes for the Socialist cess for $1.25. flavor is exquisite. Give it a trial and convince There is only one regret, in connect leu Truth, Review of Reviews, The Coswith the election and that is the seWe make no extra and Success for $4.75. mopolitan yourself. for this charge lection of the notorious Alike Berger The Truth, Cosmopolitan, Frank Lesfor treasurer. Hcinze's candidate loi but sell it for $2.50 per case of article, superior lies and the Woman's Home Comthat office was deloate.l and Berger for $3.75. panion two dozen quarts, delivered to any address in won. Mr. Clark will : gw make overTruth, The Cosmopolitan and Frank in ieinstate.1 to be Iieinzes tures Leslies the bottles and case to be returned when Popular Monthly for $3.25. city, good graces. This offer holds goods until Febru4 4 empty. ary 15, 1903, and no longer. Here Is an Editor Truth: excellent opportunify for anyone desirBeer TKii ia bottled for Club and especially which views the ing any of the above named publica- The sort of Intel Family use. Number Seventeen and Telephone leave tions. . The price of the Review of Re--. m your order. Tribune published a lew days ago reviews in offer No. I, is $2.50 per a garding Air. Sheets as head of tho ponum; Success, $1, and Truth, $2 per snnum. Our price enables you to get . lice department do not count for all three for only $4.75. Note the op-- ,: much. They carry no weight. They portunitles in the succeeding offers. are net persuasive, because they were Now is the time to take advantage of these remarkable offers. not honestly procured, and were dis anti-Shee- ts The Old Resort, 276 ? d T5he Sa.lt Lake City Brewirvg Co. Inter-Mounta- He-he-h- e! in , . , JACOB MORITZ, General Manager |