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It will oon be tune ajraln to comWk Bi 1'ilitiT ami Jlanagi r mence our ilistrh t v houis 111 Ilebir. ffce trustees purpose commencing the on the second dayf of .Septemschools I 1889. 17, ALOIS SITIKIUV, ber If they can get teai liers and the people want the schools, they will start Entered at the Puttvffire, lkber , at tec- three schools, one in the Fast school Ond clast Mail matter. house, one in the West school house, and one In the Southwest school house They would like to run the three schools FREEDOM. during the whole four terms of the Iu the early history of the hunntsn school year If there can be pupl's enough race men were naturally Impressed with obtained to justify them in doing so the stupendous energy of the natural The three schools will accomodate )out force of nature as compared with tile en- I AO pupils and it seems to us that there ergy of their ow n natural strength. It should be tw Ice that number attending the district schools, out of school popIs no wonder, then, that cowering helpless before the wliltlwlnd, or drenched ulation of over 500. Last year the true-- , w ith a dm iiig storm, or blasted w 1th a tecs started a school in the West school lightning stroke, our forefathers n at a ral- lieuse the first term, but enough childly consider 'd these exhibitions of the en ren could not be obtained to justify them erg) of nature as evidence of the wrath in continuing it, and It was closed Will ful pbwer of some greater being than It be the same this year, If they succeed theinseli es, w hose anger w as to be feared In getting a teacher for that part of the and wdiose passions were to be appeased, dlstiict? It certainly light not to be so. If possible, by submission and adoration. There are plenty of children in the north It is no wonder that the simple mind of west part of town that should be 10 man vva$ filled with superstition and rcr school, mid when they can lie put ltl ircntinl awe.,' It reeliled Impossible to school at the nominal tuition of Si 30 a see any connection Between these de- term, three cents a day, It Is not because structive mnlfestatiotrs of the energy of the people arc too poor to pay the tuinittnritl forces and the beneficence of the tion ; hut oven If tin re were any Indibrdirly progress of the seasons, of the gent persons not able to pay the tuition, genial sunshine, the gentle shawers, the by applying to the trustees they rmtv What have their children entered Tee growth and development of vegetation or to eoipdijer them as simply dilferent better can the people ask than this? We nmnlfotntloiH of the same power. It bare heard the remark made that people must hai e been a long time before men did not like to scud their children to found that the energy of the natural school because the district schools were force could be made subserv lerit to their not sectarisu schools If this be the obown needs. For a long time man must jection the trustees are powerless to have (Upended entirely upon his own remedy it, even If they felt Inclined to do so. The district schools are supportiimsclerffofr)lfiir force .required Ta bU labor, until some Ingenious, ed principally by public funds. These enterprlslpg fellow utilized the strength funds are raised by taxation laid on the of the ex and other animals, to lessen property ef all classes, on mormon and his titan physical exertions; and no doubt gentile, Christian and infidel, tlieist and the man who first proposed to use the the atheist, alike, and It would be unjust energy of the babbling brook as It fell In to allow the doctrine of any of the veto Its eon'rse from a higher to a lower level, he taught In the district schools, for it was hooted and scoffed at, and considered would he Impossible to teach them all. an impracticahlo theorlzcr, or, perhaps, Morality and respect for the supreme he w as called a savrcllglmis Infidel, who law of nature, the law of the land, the would irreligiously propose to alter the law of society and Civilization, and a cxtabli-jjied- , order of things. Though decent respect for the rights of others, and the opinions of mankind, should be this may appear Impossible to us when the steam engine, the telegraph, taught in every school; but farther than the telephone and kindred Inventions are this, we think the district school teacher in common use, yet the same spirit hat ought not to go. These principles have been displayed In i quite modern times, been taught In our district schools, so and It Is not at all Improbable that such far as we are aware, and we have been was the reception of the first suggestion In a position to know something of the matter for the last twelve years. to utilize the energy of a waterfall. The trustees have endeavored to obLess j than Jbfce 'centuries ago, during the reign of Philip II., of 8paln, fa offer tain the best talent that could be got In w as made by the Dutch to deepen the the place for district school teachers, Tagus aud - render It navigable. The without regard to their sectarian or reproposition was submitted to the Cortes, ligious beliefs. We earnestly urge the and that augnst body replied, tliat had people to start their children to school I'rov ldeuce Intended to make the Tagus With the commencement of the term, fill navigable; It would have been cfcttted so, the school houses to their full capacity. and that they declined the proposal, Above all things let us educate our childsince, in their opinion, attempting such ren. F.diicntlon Is the great elixir of a thing would be contrary to the decrees intellectual life. If you vv ish your children taught the tenets of the church, of Irov ldeuce. Though, In the present age of the send them to Sauddy School, that Is the world, many of our iudustrial pursuits place where such things should be are uot hampered by such considerations, taught, and send them to the day school yet tile spirit, which dictated this reply Is to receive Instrnctions In the Common branches of human knowledge. uot yet entirely dead. In other departments of human thought and ruergy, It would limit and repress At the mas meeting of the citizens of the increasing power of the human mind Mantl 10st Week a vote to request the In a similar and acquiescence by county Court to remit the special school x Ignorant bigoted beliefs. tax w Os taken aud carried unanimously. The same spirit Is clogging the The court has granted their request. We people of Mantl wilt be as willprogress of science, of luvcntion, of dis- hopew the hen we have a good year's crop, to ing covery, of society, and of education. vote for a school tax, as Mantl certainly For an example, take the case of Dr. need Increased school facilities Sentinel. the celebrated physician of Paris. He claims to have discovered We are at a loss to know from what an elixir for arresting the deday of vigor source the county court obtained Its authrough old age and restoring the lost thority to remit the tax. forces of body and mind. According to j 187, vol. 1, Com. Laws 1888, reads: his report to the Academy he had, after The county courts In their respective long experiment, discovered the rejuvl-hatln- g counties have jurisdiction and power unelements In the Juices extracted der such limitations and restrictions a from ccrtlan organs of young animals. are prescribed by law. tV hen the annouucemeut of the discovery Now, let us see to what the powers of Was made It w as denounced by the doc- the Court ate limited, tors as a fraud, aud every person who 172, srtine rot.; is as follows i Its advocates It Is denominated a cheat, a powers: 1. To sUe and be sued. 3. fraud, or a fool. Dr. McNutt says : It To purchase and hold land within its Is on a par w ith Police do Leons search limits necessary and proper for county for the fabled fountain of youth amid purposes. 9. Te make such Contracts, the everglades of Florida. J Dr. Lewis and purchase and hold such personal Havre, of N. Yt, oue of the most distin- preperty as may be necessary to the exguished physicians in America, says: 1 ercise of Its powers. 4 To manage place the supposed efficacy of the elixir and dispose of Its property as the Interupon about the same plain as Christian ests of Its Inhabitants may require, 6 science. Yon must become rejuvenated To levy and collect such taxes, for purby a process of Imagination, if at all, pose under Its exclusive jurisdiction, I by no means concede as are authorized and, mind-you- , the rejuvenation at that." If there is anything In this, authorizThe elixir, the last few days, Is at- ing the county court to remit or annuli tracting more attention, and scientific a school tax that has been levied w fail men arc beginning to advocate Its merits, to sett It. The law authorizes the county and it is possible that it may be one of court to sit a a board of equalization of aud one the the grandest discoveries, of district school taxes and to equalize In greatest boons to the human race, of any- the same maimer as provided by law for thing In the history of the vv orld. the equalization of territorial and cound Is opposed by the Dr. ty taxes. Onr revenue law authorizes the spirit that actuated the Spanish perils county court, when sitting as a board of ment In the sixteenth century. This is equalization, to remit or abate the taxes about the encouragement he has met of any Insane, Idiotic, Infirm, or Indigent with : If God had Intended men to re person to an amount not exceeding five tain their youth ful vigor he would have dollars for the current year. Now It treated thews. n ta e drcVsetSc f ro- - would appear Vo ns that unless alt the posal, slncl, Woftr opinion, attempting ptople of Mantl were either insane or such a thing would be contrary to the Idiotic, and each individual's whole tax decrees of Jrovidenre," f- -r tM! current rear amounted t lees ""Bosh ! let us do aw ay w ith1 such non than five dollars that the county court sensieal dogmas. 1st us stop traducing weald have no authority whatever to reand opposing every theory that docs not mit the school tax. Perhaps, though asree with ours; every person or Institu- the remittance te all right and the court tion that is trying to advance the hitman Is acting strictly within the statute. race motlly, mentally and physically, because it does not appear to agree with oup notions of God's predestinations and ID.ayv rains have swelled the streams the decrees of Irov Idencc. Let ns allow In southern Nebraska to an unusual every person the fra exercise of the height. Last Tuesday, at Beatrice, on mental faculties with which he Is en- the Blue river, honses on the bottom dowed, ad not, Vry to force him to warp land were flooded aud people were being his Idea to fit ours Freedom ol thought, rescued In boats. At Lincoln, railroad freedom of speech, and freedom of the tracks have been washed away, and press is the true doctrine of every re- Salt Crock aud the Salt basins are one publican institution. We fully endorse vast lake. From' three to five hundred Give me the speech of Patrick Henry houses have been flooded and people liberty or give me d ath. moved out of danger. The city promptF.'fwv Abuott has a bran new drss, ly arranged to shelter and feed all in the How Is tliat ward school buildings, and about 400 built at ,a cot of ( people tre being eared iot in tins w ay. to-da- y llrovvn-Sequar- ! , ' Brown-Requar- I 3 ' 1 th 4 H hh? r WhinkmiVY morning Judge David H. was shot and Instantly killed by David Nagle, Deputy United Mates at Lathrop, Cal. Judge Terry, it will be renumbered, is the husband of tlie famous Sarah . Altlua Judge Terry was considered as a hard case." Since the day be killed Senator Broderick In a duel, thirty years ago, he lias uot stood in an enviable position In the eyes of the world, or at least in that portion of It known as the Pacific Coast. A few years ago he married Sarah Althea, mistress of the late Senator Sharon. In the notorious n divorce suit, lost September, Justice Field read the decision of the United States Supreme Court, in which It was decided that Sarah Althea never was the wife of Sharon. Sarah resented this Indignity and called the Chief Jut tic some lut.igtHr names, &CuUsittg idiu of being bought, etc. Justice Meld ordered her removed from the court room, and w heff the officer undertook to execute the order Judge Terry assaulted the officer. Terry was overpowered, aud he Bud his wife taken from the room. VVhcu outside he assaulted the officer with a knife Nagle, then an officer of th court, disarmed him Fi r tins littu s capadc, Judge lerry and wile wire sen teuced to six months' imprio mnent, b Justice Field, for contunpt of court Last Wednesday Is the His tune U.i two men have mt sinru Hut tim While Justice Field in rcni ,;;r v1 i Deputy U, S Marshal Nag'e were at the breakfast tabic at Lathrop, Jmlg. '1 iry and Ids wife entered the dining room Upon seolng Justice Field Mrs T rry turned and left the room. Judge T rry arose from where he was seated, walked over to Justice Field Bud slapped him In the face, lie was In the act of striking him again when Deputy Marshal Nagle fired, shooting Terry through the heart. It Is stated that Nagle was detailed as body guard to Justice Field and instructed to protect him from harm at all hazards. David Nagle Is well and In known California m favorably a cool brave man, and headed, an officer who never acts without a cause, and It is generally believed that he was folly justified in shooting Terry. Nagle was arrested and placed In jail shortly after the shooting. - by-la- Mar-slia- Tits petition for the perdou of Mrs. Maybrick, the woman convicted in the English court of the mnrder of her husband, has received 10,000 signatures. For the benefit of those of oaf reader who have not followed the hfstofy of this case we give the following brief synopsis of the case i Mrs. Florence Elizabeth Maybrick Is an American by birth, and was married to James Maybrick, a prominent cotton merchant of Liverpool England, about eight years ago. The couple did not live happily together, and her intimacy with Brlerly was a constant source df unpleasantness between her and her husband. MaybHCk vvtts about 22 years older than his vvtfei which also probably helped to Wldsll the gulf between. On the 11th of last May, Maybrick died after a short Illness, and a few days after a sensation was created by the arrest of his wife for murder. She was accused of causing her husband's death by arsenical poisoning. It appears that on the day before his death, Mrs. Maybrick had given one of the children a letter to post. It was dropped in the mud and the nurse, Alice Yapp, opened It to it In a clean envelope. The letter w as addressed to Brlerly and contained such criminating statements that the nurse never mailed the letter, but turned it over to the brother of May brick. The testimony before the coroners jury and committing magistrate, showed that Maybrick died of arsenical poisoning that Mrs.Maybrick had bought psjaf tasii T fipee I ra! . All Wax new c FOB THE v court SO, at II ii.iiiivv.ir. , Wm. Hannah will keep ice Cream on Saturdays and Sundays for two weeks' longer w hen he will discontinue for the ' few - . f ; 1 Gov fl fit) It! town nm nno tmnn oai b boy wl imj rape. Ball City oi we thl at ai planets T effs. which expected to open Sept. 2nd. A hu eastern He wot on the town 1 DEALER IX ' ' f roost; Jud wife i neral Merchandise , Saturday Evening, j i Tennex ported f the I Utah hi , j - Oa Si znaa U and sot -- and bn ' lillinery. Dry floods. ?! Dr.Lh e - t Is , BOW .r five AUGUST 241 1819 Boots, Shoes, Clothing, OB led, iomesti . m pm anew Groceries, Hardware, Stoves, We w te Hl , FARM ISO IMPLEMENTS, H'AGOXS, MAVUIXES, ext wi VVGGIES, ETC., 12 25 IB X3 ' l hesev teetol Itais ' ALL ABOVE AT LOWEST PRICES. eoet d! HENRY JOHN SMITH, Prest.; A. H, CANNON. Vice Prest. , The lie. )t tv Furniture Co DEALERS IN AND MANUFACTURERS t M ait fey p Co-O- p. r 0. H. PETTIT, See, . DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION Will present two great plays, On OF FURNITURE. , tan , ! We carry a complete line of all kinds' of Furniture, Upholstered Goods, Car-pets, Window Blinds, Baby' Corriaes Iron Wagons, Feathers, Bcddin" etc. If you deal with "tSF i treatment. it yoti will pet vnnr monevs worth, and Country Ciders Receive SPECIAL AfXENTlOX. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, g 2 I $ -- A- AV. X. AY Pro-- r ILLIAMS, SupL T0WC0-0- P i lino of 2Bo37-- q Call mid and"r; Clothing's Arrival ies our Jiew of , - Boots and Shoes, 7 AND - The proceeds to lie used to purchase fixtures and apparatus for the Wasatch Stake Academy li; 15 and 51) GENERAL MERCHANDISE Selling at Rock Bottom Prices. J. R. MURDOCK, Superintend Wanted, M errf. ' Svlen To call on Dave Iluffakcr an4.buy; THE COOPER WAGON; Tickets, (of sale at the Hall on the day of performance; j The v - Fraxx HxRwrx was arrested 'Wednesat Ogden, changed with having turned a switch on the C. t. road with Intent o wreck a train. both e stoves. Agricultural Implements, Furniture JVagn, - enty bMe have been banded in. day, Mr tot Al a visit The Dte-trlct- ttw The la exp week. TjF-E- HI 1 The supreme court will meet next Mow day, when the leasing of church aheep w IH come np for censideratlon. About Tbr Glass and Crockery, Best Brands of Flour j coiiv-rtln- Tna wAter cases of Rpfingv file City vs. James Ilolley ; and IV. B. Rmith et al., vs. Jonas Phillips, have been appealed to the supreme court from the First Tb Boots, Shoes, Groceries lx California there is a stock company formed for the purpose of buying up g w ino and It b to hrai.dv 1 he of the company is stock 0"O,. capital of SI, (W0, and will be 000, in shar known as the California Liundr Union Agencies will be lcat d in ill' the large eastern Cities tp buy up a the urpl is Wine. Of this year's surp'ns th- - company will buy 2,500,000 gallons of wine, which will distil into 600,000 gallon of brandy. The wine growers of California have been worrying themselves Considerably of late over the surplus wine question. This may be a solution erf this most jmportant question, as brandy fs an article of commerce for which the maud Is usually equal to the supply. nno Co." in wjiti.iAi f am fifi ml w:lhiy ia from which she had soaked out the poison ; that arsenic w as found in medicine bottles and in some beef, and Mrs. Maybrick was held for trial for murder. She was found guilty by the Jury at the trial and vv as sentenc-- d to be hanged on the 26th day of tills month News lias been received that afire broke exit In Tmckee, Cal., last Tuesday afternoon, and thirty-fiv- e buildings in the business portion of town were burned. The loss Is estimated at 6z Ha-tqT- x rurj I i The McCormick Mowers REAPERS and BINDERS. The Best Machinery in the World. j. t |
