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Show 'TRUTH: 8 TTRUTH And now tbe United States 'circuit court of appeals has decided that Jesse D. Carr has no right to put a fence Issued Weekly by ; around ''MBVTH PUBLISHING COMPANY. any part of the public domain 'll. uit!ll:Ontnl IllNk, Wwl Second South and use it as his own. It took a long Street, Sail Lake City. time to roach this decision,but it has come at last. Jesse D! Carr was clever . JOHN W. HUGHES, Editor and Mtnsger. t enough to realize that under a progresI Sit Lake City. sive Entered at the posunHe republican form of government the Vub. lor lrnsnls'on tbmuh iho nulls aa te.'oitd cjasw manor . . . ''big mitt" plays an important part. Twenty-fiv- e years ago Mr. Carr went SALT; LAKE CITY, UTAH. OCTOBER If. 1902 into northern California and.Southern Oregon and bought land. lie did not TKRMS OKSlIISCKll'TlONl ONR.TKAH purchase a square body of the soil, but tin advance) MV MON r IIS t. " chose to take it iu long narrow strips, . TI1KKK MONTHS the outside rim of an immense masters sending subscriptions to TKtrni forming T,t may retain 85 per want of subscription prlee territory. The whole tract within the i that speakers in :the .Tabernacle so, tlieir way to say frequently go out of . FQR SALE. .. .. .. things that tend, to keep in ; existence Grocery Store, yerj. central. first class nathe line which divides Mormons arid tion, good stock, 91300. A great bargain. when so much has been HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO. ' '78 AY. Second South: said. and . done towards its obliteration. v. The advice tendered the Mormon peo--p- ie to flock by themselves and patronize ALFALFA' and FRUIT FARMS We have some'great bargains In highly ,i each other to the exclusion of farms. Trom 10 to 150 acres, get our i rated There is, seems unwise. .t Hubbard Investment Co. before buying. is it that consolation being however, the less and less taken as time goes on. If CHOICE BUILDING LOTS it were heeded, a return to former conThirteen blocks from Temple, city wu;er ditions would be inevitable. Elder high level ground, shade trees, deep lots, :de Woodruff does not practice what he streets and alley. (150 to 12 0, flu cash. fr per month. Will make you big proilts. buer preaches himself. On the contrary, he than money on interest. Building up rapidly. patronizes restaurants conducted by aa rrauraUaloa. , , . enclosure consisted of $4,333 acres, and Gentiles and passes by those kept by If the paper U not deal red beyond the date Mr. Carr put a fence all around it Mormons. HUBBARD INVESTMENT GO., d subscribed for the puollcatlon should le by letter two weeks or more before toe While the fence rested on his own land I THERE are a numoer oi oaa ue mo term expires. il enclosed the public domain. Re- - CMt9 minus v:ci0U5 affiliations, and a 78, West Second South. with.vicwere made efforts j to DISCONTINUANCES. of number dislodge peated good Republicans, Remember that the publisher must be notified Carr, but without effect. Every United j ious affiliations, which U Would be well in keeping with Mr. "Geoghegans pea ben a subscriber wishes bh by letter 5oUmtefekioDU-convincnt th.re became stopped; all arrears must be paid la Stato officer who 0h4hUne nut ed policy for him to try. to compel jeer that Carr was entitled to any j lt Telegram. Now if tbe dear Superintendent Christensen to pay the Bequest of subscribers to hare their paper advantage which be might possess, i Telegram, which claims to be indepen-Th- e difference. mailed to a new address, to secure attention, admust mention former as well as present wm do its duty, as a arguments used by Carr can easily danl in dress. . sj be conjectured. Legal actions without wif.appoimed custodian of the rights Councilman Daveler warmly reAddress 11 rotnmuaieatlona to Ykvth i'l'V number were begun in the courts, bat j is a of all defender that tEe of sents what he calls the attempts of City Luud CouraxT. Sslt Lake City. Utah. somehow they never came to trial. acd aa eneav to an that is evil, Auditor Reiser to dictate to the city Settlers who to homestead j anJ indicate to us the names of council. Mr. Daveler must. . Tiu: National Association of Fire the land were attempted jal however, mysteriously removed, j lhctk? whioh .lt wouid be well for the admit that the council needs Underwriters, which means practically j somebody . not only from the land, but also from independant voter to bury out of sight all the tire insurance eo:npauie doing j to tell it both what to do and bow to do honest One face of the tbe earth. we will all election j November tbe in tn business the United States, has raised it. In future Mr. Reiser may inform the insurarce. rates on Salt Lake busi- agent of the United States land oice take off our coats and give the villians that august body when it has not taken voila- -; what they deserve. We will plant the proper action even ' in matters of ness blocks. The advance amounts to reported in In?$ that Carr was a were of law. the tor so deep that the echoes from routine, but he must Proceedings about fff per cent . although on some j carefully avoid stituted Carr bat him, never against reach will appeared them, Gabriels i Mebugle blocks is more. it The it what' the proper course particular and the land office j Bal the Telegram wont do it. My, if informing would be to accomplish the end it Uornickblock, supposed to be 5 re proof. at Washington is raised 30 per cent..' and the IXvtyj not only withdrew the complain:, bat j i5 did. heads would fall in the basket mxa who had the timer- - j than they ever did in the palmiest j block, iV per cent. The main reason discharged the BeilinTo to the truth. tell Judge fdavsof the French revolution. That for this raise in rates is not so much a j ity The Board of Education has refused of of credit the j Semens is all bluff. ger, j Oregon, belongs scarcity of water, nor yet on account of to accept the resignation of two of its a faulty fire department. It i chief r uprightness, if that is any recommend Messrs. Critchlow and Bamjudge. He ordered the I That was a because then? are no alleys la Sait Lake j &r scheme of Mr. I members, great The Board did well as they tcca Lws, ami Carr appealed to and the blocks are abnormally larrc. member of the B.ard of berger. r Goghegac. are of two the most useful of its memScams she United circuit rear: of When a large building catches re:i Education, to have a committee ap- -j bers. Couldn't Mr. Geoghegan be inthere is no way to pot water os the; appeals slssiug at San Frauclscx This j jv Luted to wait on one f the teachers affirmed the decision cf Judge - I and trr to induce him to consent to a duced to tender his resignation just to fame quickly and effectively. It :$ court has see what the Board would do with it? wbich he ,a practically impossible to jet fire appa-rat- us IWEir. into working order so as to reach THE SALOON QUESTION. the center of the immense blocks with : streams of water. in .time to quench a fire that has obtained some headway. ; leei for only nine months. Great man A few weeks ago an ordinance was The burning of the Oregon Short Line ; It seems to Truth to be unfortunate t of affairs is Geoghegan. It will now be ntroduced in the city council providing oboes' furnished a striking example of a more for stringentand more thorough the danger that confronts property reg elation of tbe liqnor traffic, the obholders. While that loss should hare J ject being the suppression of tbe disKyn coafiued to fUVW, it mounted up reputable and thoroughly baneful dives to UV,iXW The insurance companies j and resorts. Tbe Retail Liquor Deabecame alarmed and concluded with lers' association, whieh is composed of i suddenness Lake Sal: that startling the better element of those engaged in vas a fire trap. That the city has net j the liquor business, came forward and suffered mere severely from fire losses endorsed the measure and requested is simply a matter of luck. A big fire that a clause be embodied in the ordiin the censer ol any of the business' nance requiring that all parlies who blvks would bem a hole in the ground arc granted permission to sell ardent even if all the atcr in the Pacific cocas ' ii liquor by retail be required to pay a was near at hand. The best equipped ; year's license, 3l,3X in acTance. This fire dcoartmect in the world would be would bare the effect of excluding from helpless in the presence of such a fire. the business irresponsible people who because no amount e! skill would enable ; engage in that occupation with tbe But ycu can still buy at the same reasonshe firemen so reach the blase so as to view cf runcicg disreputable places gc: at i base and brirg is under ec-uwhere, in order to make the Tentnre a able prices and easy terms from A' troh If the sensible citizens off Sal: ' paying one. reprehensible methods are fire the will rf lake step cvcsplainin resorted to. The proposed amendment a firemen ami the lire department was referred to a committee of the city chance to oe: at the f rc. the insurance ; council and that committee has forma rates U1 be lowered strain. If the. hied a report unfavorable to the use if will holders '! dynamite property T amendment. The reason assigned for Mow in? to aeyways open necessary the repart .being unfavorable is that !5 S'--: both direct iocs throurh every ccmmer such a provision would be unfair dis45-- 7 mym ct ztb. TVtJl First i water supper the cial Keek is the city, saloon crimination against the wit! be ficund so be adequate Lo all who could afford to pay only keeper, fire pcrpvses. three j mooths license id advance. pctscI J . - .r- ' : . non-Mormo- ns, . . non-Mormo- . ns, : i-- .. v .V) ncti-tie- . pie : j in-j,be- jJl tn . s ? ! I , Ss Pisi.To Prices $ Have Been Advanced ; :S! New York. , ; A Sf gi O. 5: : (Csa!er'-- vS enj C- - i .4i 5: j?r |