Utah Valley Gazette | 1889-12-13 | Page 2

THE UTAH YALLET FRIDAY, GAZETTE. DECEMBER 13, 1889 IRETA DIXON, - - Editor. Entered at the Postoffice at Provo City Utah, as second class mail matter. PROTESTS ANE PROTESTS. The following published in the local organ of the monopolistic as a communication from Taxpayer did probably not come from a greater distance than the Bank corner: I see that J. D. Jones is members of the the other begging County Court for more money. I think it cheeky for a man to allow himself to be forced on the people by the President of the United states when he knows very well he could not get the vote of one out of twentv of the taxpayers of this county for the position of County Judge. I don't think he could get one in a hundred of the.members of the People's Party, and you will remember that many of the Liberal party sent a protest to the President to prevent lus- being appointed. Now, as a taxpayer, I protest against any money being paid to the present incumbent of that office out of the county funds. If lie don't like the salary let him please the people by resigning. Let us see what can be the motives of the writer of the above. Does he make a fair and comprehensive showing? Wo do not un- derstand the application of Judge J. D. Jones, for pay for services actually rendered in the county service and to be rendered in fidelity, to duty, as begging. Such a statement is hardly compatible with the professions of any man who has honesty enough to concede that the firm in the transaction of the business brought before him and personally courteous and accommodating. He has served the people as faithfully and efficiently as his did and if his politics id not render him objectionable there would be no fault to find with him. Therefore, there is no good reason for desiring his resignation until either the people can elect his successor through the repeal of the law under which he was oppointed, or until he abuses the trust confided to him under the existing law. many years. Truly, if a tear of to is due any. recreant mortal, pity it ought to flow at the sight of a man whose advance in- - years and long experience has only matured him in the hocus-pocu- s of hypocracy, evasive cunning, deceit and falsehood, and developed to the point of frenzy an avercious afflatus which can scarcely bear to live in peace and see others live. It is the same with an association as with an individual. No power however mighty; no wealth however great can fully recall a willful falsehood; wash out the stain of a cowardly evasion or justify in manly dignity an ulcerating tirade of personal abuse. Repentance, humility, HERE IS THE IDEA. atonement, confession and restituThe monopolistic organ has had tion may win forgiveness through a fit of enterprise on ever since the mercy of the eternal Father but what will become of the man or asThe Gazette, appeared as an in- sociation that is too far along dependent friend of the people. Its in the of error to find and and harmless boast- follow labyrinth to reformation back the way fulness lately cropped out with the and pardon! underlaying idea of its opposition to Tiie Gazette as follows: FULL LINE OF CUT! . Fall ng No. 193. The Enquirer Job department is the only otlico of the kind south of Salt Lake. complete 1 1 la for any comiictitor uttcrlly to compete andImpoaaible lire. TIM It KK CUI.TUIIK, FINAL 11100 F Here is the eentral idea of its NOTICE t'OK rUHLlCATIOX. recent endeavor. It is utterlly for impossible any competitor to And why should live. and compete this great favorite of monoplistic oppressors want to kill out competition so badly? Is a competitor a standing menace to the rottenness, cant and hypocracy of its chief friends or does it want to kill out coinpetion entirely so that it ean continue to fleece its friends as of yore and enjoy the luxury of abusing whom it pleases and lying when it likes without rebuke and eharging its friends two prices for job printing? The public ean judge from its past record as to what its motives are in trying so hard to make it utterly impossible for any competitor to compete andlive. Such a declaration of itself is a disgraceful confession which the public is severely and justly rebuking. The day is past when its lies can encompass its selfish objects or its ring either annihilate honorable coinpetion or shackle it with chains. When The Gazette first started its death was predicted within three months by sympathizing Enquirer false prophets but nearly nine months have passed and it still lives and pays its hands in cash, not partin depreciated script. We do not aim to kill competition and would not if we could; because ve have no develitry to keep covered up, no scandals of our backers to color before the people; and no assassinating demon of selfishness to gratify in violation of that wholesome sentiment approved by humanitv and religion alike and embodied in the motto: Lake City, Utah, I at SaltDecember 4th.. 1MU. f Nlotlco in hereby given that William Wail-11- 1 ley has fill'd notice ot intention to mako final proof liefore the Judge or County Clera of Utah County, Utah, at his olfioo in lrovo city, on Saturday, the 18th day of January 1KW), on tlmlwr culture application No. 104, for tho N E?i N JK4 quarter .of section No IT, in Township No. 5. S flungo No. 8, E. S L. P. M. He names as witnesses; Joseph Iialliday, Jens Mon son, Millau A wood, Alma ltadniall, all of Pleasant tin ire. Itah. COAL! COAL! Ins The Old Oaken bucket. bucket. The The bucket,1 has one Ii very likely tho that conveyed poisons to your system from somo old web, whose waters nave bccouio contaminated from sewers, vaults, or iicrcoiations from tho soil. To eradicate these poisons from the of malarial, system and save yourself a spell to fever, and keep tho typhoid or bilious liver, kidneys and lungs in a healthy and Dr. Pierce's Golden vigorous condition, use arouses all tho exMcdienl Discovery. It into cretory organs activity, thereby cleansing and purifying the system, freeing it from no matter from all manner or what causa they have arisen. All diseases or from a deranged liver, originating torpid or from impure blood, yield to its wonderful curative properties. It regulates tho stomach and bowels, promotes tho appetito and digestion, and cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, and Chronio Diarrhea. Tetter. Eczema, Erysipelas, Scrofulous Sores and Swellings, Eulurged (i lands and Tumors disappear under its use. Golden Medical Discovery Is tho only blood and liver medicine, sold by druggists. under a jioiitiro guarantee of its benefiting or curing in every caa, or money paid for it will bo vt y roi ..rurd. i !ii?, Ly v.'oauiv (US. Man. ASlX. Iron-bou- nd Moss-cover-ed Furnishing Goods 5.25 in Money by coal of ns, as we sell the It. (.;. Western, Pleasant Valley hard lump. Also lh Celebrated Osistle (4ate Coal tha most heat by Scientilic Test of all other Coal in the market. OTSeml in your ordera. REED SMOOT, JNO W. DEAL IKOVO, UTAH. To tlio Public: m, 1 $ 4.75 - - peceqifeer 3 1 si, 1889. s, Rolt-rheu- Per Ton, Smoot & Deal. saved nett vour at S. S. JONES. defy competittom. IFIRZCXEjS COAL!! We lciiil; Olliers follow. Keuiember who made the cut in COAL, and Over-Coat- s CUT!!! 1ST Delivered lilood-pouton- Land Office Winter CUT!! At Yard self-abnegati- self-gratifyi- NOTICE. Townshend, the Druggist, has Removed to the Hancock Brick store, in Pavson Where he has 1 Register. NOTICE TO largest stock of THlE Pit AN K 1). IIOlHiS. ('It KOI TO ItS. laborer is worthy of liis hire. The In the Probate Court or Utah County, Territory of Utah. XHS TIRELESS TOILED FOB TBAPSI" Judge only asks for pay for actual In tho matter of tho estate of Edwin M. work which his predecessor was Johnson, deceased. Notice is hereby given by tho undersigned paid for without the asking. administrator of the cstateof Edwin m. Johnson We regret as much as any one deceased; to the creditors of. and all iiersons having claims h gainst the said deceased, to exthe causes that took from the pco- hibit them with tho necessary vouchers within four months ufter the first publication of the power to elect their county this notice to the snid administrators. Ilyriini Elmer and ticorgc PIcKoring, udge. Why did Providence permit administrators of the estate of Edwin M. that previledge to be taken from Johnson, deceased. Dated at Payson. Utah Co, Nov. 4, isrti. the iieople and given to the Presi does United States and dent of the NOTICE the change work any hardship upon Is hereby given that pursuant to an order of the Probate Court or Utah County. Territhe people or merely remove the of Itah. made and entered on the S3n1 tory satellite of a ring? These are the of November A. I). 1880. the undersigned adYours, anxious to please, ministrator of tiie estate of Thomas MeAdam Ed. JU ncXTLET. questions that Taxpayer ough deceased, will offer for salo at public aucJr., on 81st. the tion of IRSP, Deeeinlier. A, I. day Ask your dealer for Ed. L. Huntley ft Co.'S to ask before he hastens to the eon at the tho hour of 11 oclock a. in. or said day is elusion that it cheeky for a man at the front door of the Court Housn in Provo of Utub. subject City. Utah County. to allow himself to be forced on the CLOTHING to the confirmation Territory by the said Probnt" the descrllicrt real to wit Ixit () estate following people by the President of the tho east half of lot If our goods are not in the hands of somS nnven(8)eight(2)twoanil United States. db three In block one hundred anil twelve. STOREKEEPER In your section, you can PRO(I) Plat A. Provo City, survey of building lots ill CURE THEM from the BEST KNOWN and And here let us note another inWholesale Clothino Hour Provo City. Utah1 ounty. Utah, ami two hunlargest that will MAKE YOUR at In dred and the world, rods. Terms prices sale of square of writer. He erronc the accuracy cash on confirmation of sale of Prolmte Court. yos snap and KEEP YOU guessing how we can Deed at the ex; tense of the purchasers. afford TO DO IT. If your DEADER does not ously or ignorantly assumes tha; to us and we WILL furAxiuikw Watson, keep our goode, send President or of the United States the nish yon a Suit or Overcoat, express or mail Administrator the estate of Thomas We will win and bold Jr., deceased. paid, on receipt of price. us forced Mr. Jones into office over the Wo your patronage if yon try with an order onr IJootli Sc Wilson, attorneys. have built up this Immense business by people, whereas Congress made the PAINSTAKING methods, and by doing by othPICO KATE NOTICE. law which forced the President to ers as we would be done by, Ed. L. Huntley ft Co., Stylo Originators. P B make an appointment in abedience of Utah, i Territory, Utah Ciii'stv. f" In ordering Suits or Overcoats observe to his sworn duty. IX THE PROBATE COURT IN AND KOK rules for measurestrictly following Live Live. Let and In said tiie matter of the estate of ment : Breast county. measure, over vest, close up unThe fight of the Peoples party Sward 'll. dcceas Jr., August arms. Waist measure, over faults. Inside Order to show cause why onlcr of sale of der should be directed towards the releg measure, from crotch to lieeL should not be made. estate real peal of the law under which the ofAugusta Sward, tbc ndminlstrat'.ix of tho First National Bank of Chi. estate of August Sward, deceased, having filled 10,000; Continental National fice of County J udge is made ap- IT DONT PAY a petition herein praying for an order of salo capital 8,000,000. of a part of the real estate of said decedent and not upon the indivi therein set forth. Sointive the for purposes ED. L HUNTLEY & COL, Manufact It is then 'foil ordered by the Judge of snld accept office under the do not believe in the policy Court We in thatall iiiiereted the persona estate, and Wholesale Peters in Clothin urers made laws by the Congress of the of of said deceased, apjienr the said Proand falsehood, misrepresentation on for lfirli tlio JanuCourt Men, bate of Boys and Children 122 and 12 Monday, United States, unless those indivi- evasion in either day re- ary, lWl, at 10 oclock in the forenoon of Market or political St WHERE HE IS PREPARED TO I;() AP GOOD PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK , Chicago, III. P. 0. Box 667. to duals fail day. at the court mum of snid Pmlntto perform their duties ligious affairs, either in party meas- tail at ill the court Provo Court, house, City, well. faithfully and County of Utuh. to show cause whv hii tinier ures or personal enterprise. A man should OF ALL KINDS .f- - YOU CAN HAVE DONE AT said administratrix Has Judge Jones failed to exe or an organization so much of the real estnto of tho said must be some- In sell notbegraiilcdlothc One of the us shall lie necessary. cute the duties of his office; has he - ItKM'lTel-ewopeor nothing. Either the indi- deceased And that a copy of this order lie published thing In.Our ficiliUM mr. roved incompetant, inefficient or vidual :- -. least once a week for four weeks sucii'ssivly world. or the a Ike association at 5 ishonest? UMqaalrd, and to introdunour in The Utah Vai.lv (Jizkttk newspaper even the Tax wo Whv, will wndPREa superior pood, .ii toons if it lives long or amounts printed and oublished In said Utah County. l'ERMr In cocb locality, uoboro. Only thocc who his ho tyii;i ranter." ! ail write payer who would deny him honest to anything must make a record by Dated, December 18th, 1st. s ns. His priees tire consistent with work. D. Jones, onccran m.ko r tniuat of Joseph TMlJ tba dunce. A II you boro nr, to do in compensation for his services docs which the judgment of mankind Probate Judge. retain I. to rbow oar good, to of Utah, EY not accuse him of anything of the will sooner or later be guided. Tb!ir:tiv thoee who nil rour neighbor Utah, of County and thou around poo. Tho sort. liulliduy. Clerk of tho '"MORE) ginning of this odrrtiaounrat Taxpayer would cheat him When a or an institution I. V. L.Court obowa tho mall and of tho in and for Utah Tbs eat it ndud to following Slops. out of his dues because, forsooth makes a person .. tlmt tlio 't record full of de- County. U.IsaT..full.hereby certify rue and correct of copy made law the under which Congress and falsehood to cause show the order original why order duplicity nirt ir tho real vsrate should not lie made the President was compelled to ception, or evasion, something or somebody of In tiie cstateof Augii-- t reward, deceased, and about tho Sftloth part of ita balk, ft k s grind, double rite aa largo an I. cany to curry. Wa will alao show yon bow rat make an appointment. And then is exposed to injury th- reby, the now on tiie In uiv oflice. con swkiftom S3 toft 1 a day at least, from tho Mart, with hand Witness the and seal said of niv Court of dishonest climax ab law of to cap the out mparienra. Batter write at once. W, pay oil nprero chargee. and truth is violated (.seal at my nlliee in Provo Cily, Utah, this dMdraaa, U. HALLE TT A CO., Has 8 V, Tvsilasu, Ha Ufa. right he of suggests that surdity Judge and though it be concealed from the 18tli day of December A.V. P.L.1880. IIALLIDAY, Jones dont like the salery of the people ever so ably and successfully Iseal-Protwto Clerk. is no at office, that all, let for an indefinate salcry IKOll.tTK NOTICE, the time him resign. And pray how would always comes whenperiod, the transgressor Tkhiutouy of Utah, a Call nt the riiolograjdiic Parlors in the Xcw Union block, that mend the matter? If he did is exposed and the stigma of his Itah County. In tha Prolmte Court In and for Utuh County. of Utah. resign would that prevent the Presi- acts fastened forever and forever Territory Meeting House. In the matter of tho CHtuto oi James M. dent from making another appoint- upon him and his posterity or upon Iliott, deceased. Order appointing time and place to hear pement or repeal the law of Congress the association or its successors or tition for imrtitinii. Oil miiiliiigand filing the if ion or Martha 000 making the office appointive? Or upon both as the case may be. K. Ilietf, tidiniiilsiriilrlx of tlio estate of docs Mr. Taxpayer rather hope James M. Iliott, deceased, that all tho debts of Strength is not indicated by dusaid OcccuM'il mid of said state have lieon that the Judges resignation would plicity; nor ability by subterfuge; refully iaid, and taut n port ion of said S& offer an opportunity for securing nor adroit to he divided among lie heirs of said main mis management by an and for order allowing praying the appointment of a catspaw of leading evasion. The man who said partition of tiie residue of Mil estate among the iiersons entitled. .the mecernary ring that has run prints the outline of a coffin with an that all it is ordered iiersons Utah County in its own interest, obituary label on it at one time, ill interested or the estate tiie - Hiett, hia said J lie Office at deeensed. Has amt's tiie and opened PROTO, CITT, chiefly, for so long? Or again does gains no laurels for his own obitubefore tho Prolmte Court Conn the of UTAH. one door or Utah, at tho Court Room of said Court-i- tv Mens Co-oTaxpayer think to defy the au- ary by carrying the idea that he Young on or Court the the 81st House, County day west of New Store Ik'oemlK.'r. 188:1, at ton o'clock it. m.. then und thority of the laws of the United never anything of the sort where heWightmans is prepared to do FIRST-CLAS- S there to show cause why ail order allowing States by refusing the usual and when printed most absolute proof to the said should not bo made or the resiDETISTRY in tho most due jHirtition of said estnto among the heirs and deNo. 182 just compensation to an officer is in at hand. the When, visees of tiie said James M. I belt, deceased, ue- contrary PRICES REA- cordiugto under that law? If this is course Jaw. of inevitable events, his mor- approved style.ALLWORK MS' ill KK'I PT1 ON PROOF, ordered that tlio Clerk eause NDTISK it is further WAR- notlees his motive he will soon find that tal remains shall have measured SONABLE. to lie printed in throe juililie phiees in ft 3 r. Jai Land Office at Walt Lake City, ITAn IT tnhCount valid pul dished inTii k Lt a h V a llf.v the Congress that has power to he rccepticle that lie put the Fourth RANTED. Ti it October ill, 18 . f a newspaper jirinted mid oiivulaind Oazkttf AND Notice is hereby iri .on tii.it Hie toil m make an office appointive instead of ill Utah County, for four win ks Kiiecisslveiy evasive achievements has till'd notice of his Inieiuioi. into, settler July Utah. suiil to 81st Ps'.i. of December, Gity, day prior lias also to force and dexterous Payson of elective, m support of his to mnke final jiower JOSEPH 1). .TONES, duplicity will not STAHL! r.nd that sail proof wiil imm-ilbefore the payment of a salery to the oc- save his body from Probate of the Cmniv Court for Utah Cminty. Judge. the grave or his on Ui.'.li office STitli, Noveinlicr Dated ut and of Provo City, a salery soul from the Mond'iy.Deeemher l:tl, Opposite THI cupant that K Tkiiritoiiv ok Utah, ' pit of horrors. Would jssfl. vizsWillfnui W. Itisliolm Go. much larger than the usual one, o God lie could W U & X W N W Wet 88 X 1l.WM f tiie for U Utah, y of County realize that K T, V. L. JIallidiiy, elork of tlio Pmbalo i'miri Si S E 4 N H ; Poo ?1. i TAIJ too. witnesses to prove ;lic demands of the Utah public for for Utuh (kmnty.Utnh Torritory.lioiTby certify ire names i no following ) ' O. iei'.a-FKISBY r'.-f , 0. lilacoiitiiuir.'.is i that, tiie foregoing is a nil. true and eorn-eupon. and cultivation To th.-- : 1 We do not sympathize with Judge :ruth and justice, so often voiced in ropnetois. public: f copy of tho original order r.pjM. lining lime of hii iiJ land, i i.: s DAVIS, J.Q. do we to uiid J to furnish I hear tor not like I). Jones politics; the art by The Gazette, are as inplucu petition imrlitinii,' M uiti i. M. Hiett, deceased, and of of estate im James the Willi h'irs.'s pnd rigs than Are prepared to do all kinds of law under which he was apointcd exorable as death and as terrible as now on llie in my olHee. Nor. ft N S. liKWI'i. ni.d hand Witness tlio seal Jill! court of said my be is as law as in that force lell itself to the offender. The man but ,vocun-elsewhei long nt my olllce in Provo City tills k All of Wptmi.sli Fork, It.ali Co.. Ulnli. and Granite day or Hiis city for the mom FRANK Ill iMRW, December, 18HU. what folly it would by to defy it by who, to create a sensation, that may V. L. IIALLIDAY. ltegiaier. for Cemeteries, Eet., denying just compensation to a )ring him a few nickels, will invent Bum &Lown, A ttys, for Appl. Probate Clerk. (seal. officer faithful appointed under the lie story of the escape of an acTa:4 & Csrj. law? The result of such a denial cused but unconvicted prisoner and Monuments, Tombstones and Headstones PKOIIATK NOTICE. THEwould only make bad matters bus prcdjudicc his cause before A Specialty. worse. Teihiitouv of Utah, i rial; the man who has behind him f Utah Countv. The fact is that there is and has on his record a long scries of deIII thn Prolaite Court of L tab County, TerriEmpire' call. Give a them been among the Peoples party in plorable falsehoods, born in malice of Utah, tory I11 the mutter id the estate of WinHyrum Utah County a rule or ruin class. and never washed out with repenXVYi?. ters, di'ccnsod. Center Street, I'rovo, Utah. Notice of time and plneo for tlio ef They care not what hardships they ance, but rather repainted with I. HADING II AliNlCSS MAKKIt 'Mil: IH'titiiin for admission to Probate of Will. I IT ali . bring upon the people or how much numerous denials and repeated and li (iv o City, Pursuant to nu order of sail Corri ill said mailer, notice is hercl'v given COOK, SCOTT & j'f .w! riii" ilh. COMPANY, they wrong individuals of they can recent new falsehoods, cannot fail I4tli tin that of A. D. Disvmlier, Saturday, day Mrs. Emma Reese, 18MI, at ten oVloek a. m., at tin Couiifv Court only force out of place anyone who ;o suffer serious disadvantage. The IIiia mg over tliirty yetirH in Provo City, Utah House, fails to play into their own selfish ergiversations of his crooked past Proprietors. in t)u. I, untW business, I of Utah, in Court boom of said Court, 'iVrritory has 1mi ii Old HTHiiitcd the time mid jilncc for tlio hearing ;ini iifiw prepiirei! to make up aa greedy hands; and Taxpayer is lover over him like a cloud; he beof jietitlon of Iawis llarvey, J. W. Smith Dealers in hi id l'oo.J u work r hiiirgif harneaw aa Wm. Ii. Adams, vniyinir for admission to Proeither a dupe or a member of that comes an incubus to any cause he Clioico Iiocf, bate of a eertHiu dooiiiiieiit. therewith prosent-(Hyon iii ii Ret in tl.i coimtrv for the rule and ruin coterie, and protests espouses and a dead weight to his iiiirjMirtiiig to be t.iiii tiiit ill nd testament same price. of Ilynnn Winter, driteawd, win n and whc.o Mutton, Fork, in its behalf against the just pay- riends. So well does his character Most Fa shinnuble Goods in the mark e nil MASS may npis-ii- aul contest, persons iiiien-sleQi; ment of a just claim. the Probate of said will, or the grunting of letSausage, Etc. AM Work Warranted. jeeoine known that a lifetime of ters testamentary Ui said p y.irHiifrs as prayed Cheap as the Cheapest. Ha?B5S As an officer, Judge J. I). Jones charity, penance and rectitude T. TAMP. In snid for petition. Main Street ST.L0UI5.M0. IddrftVAAS-MAOALLAS.TEX. Dated ut Im vo City, Nov. 8Titli, 188(1. . has proven himself efficient, careful would barely wijio away the trail of eta- Sprligvllle. V-- L. IIALLIDAY. Delivered to all parts of City Meat if Utah of the public interests, fair and the sejpent lengthened out over so Span tali Fork, l'rolNitc Clerk, Utah County Utuh.Tcrritory. Mollday GoodI Ever shown in Utah County, and from there shall fill my basket and visit Spanish Fork, Salem, Benjamin, Lake Shore, Payson, Springville, Santaquin and Goshen with 1 Cloice Candies HONEST Mail-Obde- Toys b fifty-tw- o Mc-Ada- Baijta Glaus. ni 1 go, ted Has lg-lor-o p : i i . in Provo ft Any Gallery in The Territory. 1 first-clas- ha s no Specialty, but is prepared to do all kinds be- Pro-Init- o trio-- of V foil-goin- 1 PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK tola-eo- - To IT our Entire Satisfaction. 1 Dr. J.P. TILSON, I 0iiosite -- I Hill 'd. l M- ap-jiei- Company, Proprietors. ir p, n S Gorkys livery, op-point- ed 4. ng-nam- pr.-u- eh-irii- f . l: to-da- Provo Marble t W 1 1 Fi-F.- -O S t -T-o- poso Hki-h- iiin-:u- Me, , Stone-Wor- . -- Ieat MOTiOS. cTam, ing ii.-i'- i and Reliable Milliner, 11 i. r