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Show grand, glorious, delightful, free American way of doing business it is to see Beaver depopulate de-populate herself to go to Mllford to meet the judge when he sees lit to listen to their complaints! What a jolly picnic and what a grand excursion! Those seeking divorces, others with a loaf of bread under one arm and the other loaded down with the "papers ill the case." Then comes the sherilf and guard with a lot of shackled prisoners. Then there are witnesses and jurors and- a big-bole big-bole in the county treasury. How long, oh, ahades of liberalism, shall this Bcavar- Millord excursion business be kept up?" BEAVER VS. MILFUKD, Ciinsitlerulilo l . .hue in Southern I'tali Over th HoldlQg of tho V. S. District OoaH at the Latter I'hier. There seems to be considerable feeling in southern Utah In rcirard to the holding of court at Milford, Instead of at Heaver. Tho Heaver UiUoitiait s:iys: "It will be remembered how strenuous was the effort to have the district court removed to Milford a few years ago. Well, Milford got it n part of the time, and the Williams house has been used for this purpose. It now trans-spires trans-spires that there is aome dissatisfaction cx-istintr cx-istintr about pecuniary alfairs. Mr. Williams Wil-liams wants pay for the use of his house. This is perfectly right, but no arrangements have been made to pny him. The idea seems to have been that the eourt ollleials, at least, would have 'put up' at the Williams, but this was a failure, aud so it was found there was nothing in it for Mr. V. It is probable that if the eourt remains ut Milford a new location will have to be found, mid that the building south of the Bq))ttMOfl house, w hie. i has been used as a sort of a hobo saloon, is the probable future court house at Milford. We imagine the dignity of the court in luch a hole as the one referred to! Better come lo Beaver and be treated white. We presume pre-sume this whole Milford ulfair is hinged on the remark the judge ouec made to us: 'We don't like this thirty mile atage ride.' Too bad, ain't it :" The Mauti S-ntnul says: "The governor ou the 1st of this mouth Issued a proclamation 1 appointing Milford, in the eounty of Heaver, M the plaee where the judge of the BaCOnd Judicial district shali ho d the uext regular term of the court beginning on the third Tuei-day of March, 18W. It is asking too ! mm 'i to ha.e the jude of that dislriet sim'e it over to lieaver from Milford. What a : |
