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Show pcnri titmwrt miCT wwi fui: Wasatch Wave. Editor and Manager. (iKu. Bakzkk, JUNE 23, TUESDAY, 1891.- - id the Pi'UijJlcf, JIi bt, at doss mail matter. Eaters I POLITICS IX UTAH. Since Tins AVavk lias never dabbled in politic Its readers most be hungry for some political food such as ether paper are feesling their subscribers. Below area few samples of Utah newspaper politics, and If It Is not enough to satisfy their yearnings we can easily furnish a plentiful supply, as our exchanges are full of it : TOwi sr. at the Idea of The Herald there being any intention on the part of the Saints to secure Statehood, and says It is the least of their troubles. What a d liar onr contemporary Is when It Is manifestly it gets going true that, to go through the country la Utah, and ask the Salute, as we find them, to explain tho principles on which onr (iovernment was framed, and the Important differences which divide the two groat parties of the country, and nine out of ten of them would bo as helpless to give an answer ss so many Hotcntota. pooh-poo- bald-face- arid land ; this is a good opening for o'lt-ld- e capita! to slip In and build canals for its irrigation, nr for someone here w ho has a little piece of laud, a little ready cash, and the luclln&tion 'to go to work and supply water to this land. Will the people allow this and then rer.t water and dying leave this privilege of renting w a ter to their children as an inheritance, or will they go to work and to their land that w 111 aerpilre water-righ- t be permanent f There should be some provision made h for bringing every foot of land In this valley under cultivation, ami, that too, right away. We have a plan tls this t Form a strong company for the purpose of securing water for all tillable land fn the valley not uuder cultivation at the present time. Of conrse the present owners of the land are uot able,' financially, te build the necessary cana's and reservoirs, hut they own much more land than they W HI ever be able to tend, even though they had an abundance ef water. Now this land Is worthless without water; with water It would lie worth $50 per acre at the very a .t, and w Ithont doubt It will double In xa'ua within five year. . Then some men ou iiing a quarter section or probably more will say, Im too old to do such work, I w ant to leave that land for mv sons. They can get water for It as I have done for my land." Dont you suppose those sons would rather have half of that land with water for It than all of it without? Why not say to tlie young men who have no land, I have a farm, 1 will give yon half of it smi so much money for a good water-rigto the remainder. Don't you suppose that there are plenty of young men who would be willing to take the offer and spend a couple of month every year on canals? There era plenty of men here w ho want land who want to build homes and this would be a good chance for them and an equally good chance for those w ho have land lilts of News From Here and There Gathered by the Use of Our Assistant Editor the Shears. ' i Lord Salisbury has nominated two British Representatives to the Bering Sc Arbitration Cemmlsslonv sage-brus- Dispatches from many points In Arkansas say that Jefferson Davis memorial meetings have been held at which subscription have been collected for a Jeff- -' ersou Davis monument. The board ef control of the national Worlds fair commission, lia confirmed the appointment of Skiff as chief of the mines and mining department, and II. C. Ives of St. Louis as thief of the flue art ucpartniiiiv.' The long discussed boxing contest between Jake Kilrain, of Baltimore, and Frank Slarln, of Australia, for a $10,000 purse, took place recently at the club house of the Granite Athletic association, Hoboken. Flavin was declared winner In the ninth round. the iooas jornNAL answer thus : The editor of the Tribune Is nothing if he Is not an intolerable bigot and egotist, int In milder form, part of what he says abovo is true. But It is false as to the statement that the people of Utah do not understand the principles, npon which our government was formed, not framed as this worthy and Inaccurately verbose scribe puts It. Perhaps no people In this country Is so well versed a the Mormons on the essential principles- that are the basis of the American republic. These have been Wiur action arc we going to take as preached year In and year out to them the coming election? It is high regards their liberties have from the pulptts-atime acme move was made. The time Is b i n abridged from ttane to tlinc-- short and going fast ,aml unless Wasatch STAND.UI1. county "gets a move on Itself pretty The party who write Democratic ed- suddenly,. she will get left." If our itorials for the Salt Lake Herald which county has a voice In the next legislature, that paper publishes under the heading the people have got to work for It is committing a They must nominate their candidate and "Ogdea Department, Democratic poll a solid vote for him regardless of town. this libel upon daily editorials of any kind don't come ont of party lines, Ogden, and there Is no Democrat in Wasatch, Emery, ami Grand comities Weber County capable of writing snob form the Representative district, and In maudlin hash as yesterdays Herald insul- connection with Sevier and Millard cmin-lo- s form a Connell district. It would be tingly put in It Ogden column. The article, however, would be a real adorn- no more than right for Wasatch county ment to the editorial page. to send a representative, and Emery and An exchange says that the white paper Grand to send the ceuncllir.au, and Seupon which newspapers are printed Is so vier and Millard to send the other reprecheap that some manufacturers declare sentative. This would he fair according that It Is being sold at cost and below. to the geographical situations of each ; This explains In seme degree the gener- hut can this be done and how? Well, a osity ef the Salt lake Democratic organ far as our county Is concerned, we are In flooding Weber County with Its Sun- satisfied that we can send enr man If we day edition. .Of course anch disfigurepoll every registered vote and go solid ment of the white paper as that organ for our candidate. subject it to doesnt make it any more expensive, certainly not any more valuThe Old Folks. - able. sage-brus- VTAll I) KM Ot: BAT. bastard ergaulia-tlo- n of Utah, Is dying the death of the guilty. It matters not, so long as it does The die. , . T1IK S. f t. 1IKRALD ex- istence lonesome almost beyond endurr Dow s with the comance. mon enyiuy, la the song which alt Democrats and free Republicans' are already singing. ft f SAt.T T.AKK TRIM. " 1 The Tribune seemsTo desire the mer- mon church to assume political control of its members' going so fur a te, formulate what thfe bead of the organisation The shall say t thefts. have' always wanted the mormons to divide. J Now that the latter have divided, what do our liberal friend proit. pose to tight? The above Is a' sample ef newspaper polities. The editors instead of setting forth the principles of their respective parties, Indulge lu throwing an unlimited amount of political dirt and filth at the opposite party.' We have been looking forward to the time when Utah should divide ou party lines as a time when the press would discard the old scavenger outfit ami present to the public something clean and intelligent. But alas! The editor still stand in their dump carts, shovel In hand, flinging out the same kind of garbage and refuse the Innocent public. Ik ll no time took a tumble? that the Journalist Think It overscriously, editors, havent you filled your columns with mean, disgusting trash long enough? Who Is irtoid the man who Indulges In profanity or the man that listens to It? Isn't the man who us bad language injured, more than any one else by Its use and Isnt this trne of every other form of voice? Isnt throwing ont newspaper slur and Insults at contemporary parties cither politic!, .religious or professional one form of vice which both degrades the publisher and disgust his patrons? Big Dealers give us some political principles for a change., lib-er- a's , up-o- u A PLAN FOK IKMOATION. The farmers of Western Kansas are preparing to give irrigation a. thorough t 'st this season. Large companies are organized In every county, and many thousand of dollars have been expended on ditches, canals and reservoirs. But In many cases these companies are so large as to give a splendid chance for monopoly. Now,' what we want In Utah is small companies, or If they are large one the stock should be held by the settlers. No farmer can afford to till the soil and psy Ho must own the water-r!-v atr-renor Ids land Is no good. Right here i alley there is a large strip of lu Ir-ivt. ' The Argentine republic practically bankrupt. Every available piece of property Is mortgaged mortgaged to the kilt. Confidence in men and business Is Commerce Is at a utterly destroyed. standstill, and this feeling of unsccnrily ha permeated the school, church and society. 1 Secretary Foster ha received a dispatch from General Grosveuor, chairman of the Immigration commission, ti visit Europe, stating that, fearing that assaults upon him, or misrepresentations, will Impair, if not destroy his usefulness In the commission, he tenders his resignation. The nineteenth meeting of the Supreme Lodge, A. O. U. W., began in Detroit on the 10th. The report of the supreme recorders showed 4034 lodges, a net Increase for the year of 190; a total membership of 231,8(12, p net Increase for the year of 20,057 ; receipts for the year, $3, 117, 385 : expenditures, $5,127,830. A big steal In with connection the H Great Reductions For CASH! Twenty yards of Cliallic dress goods for one dollar, worth 8 1- cents per yard. Satines and white goods, figured and plain, at greatly reduced prices. Ladies and Misses Hats, trimmed and untrimmed, at 50 cents, worth $1.00. Mens hats at fifty cents on the dollar. -2 Jerseys for Misses and Ladies at Corsets at 35 cents, worth 75 cents. regular price. one-ha- lf a great variety of Summer Goods, Ladies Dress Goods and Calicoes, Shoes of all kinds, going Notice is hereby after the pnblieaiion h.W1!1 lip ! Due J from a t no ton h,. mte.1 teen miles Kn.--lSim,.,, Iroiti Iholi, , Sbo scriDe'd as ioBowMirw of tile liOKinnieg as a m,;,,, idttt about 111,01,, th"D, a.t of the Northeast roVr JK? of the suit Lakr l L1?8down tlie Hollow in a Xortleas,er7v tunceof one mile: 1,,., i, directs, hi i said line in a Snuthpastprl? "slot tanee ofi,s mile; ' a,,.., tllO list' described lTneC dir mtioa a distance of about rut,,wwi 'e totaS lUimuit of the Du Olicine lowjiur said ri.Kp in a North! tlies. ? tionii distance of aim, it t, 'dy beginning, tontainiug :P.Oi. address, liebcr, Waa,'t T.C. Bailey, Atty for ''lUk ..... Fir Heath,,, .T,,., flrtt aV n . - a tW' 11 . ot?!i,llt hHWi S.VTI R NOTICE IF INTENTION TO MAKE APPLIC. or a permits to ent timber upon the Wl .nuts, under act of March M,18Ji O ALL WHOM V r tONCKBlt; Notice is hereby give,, after the publication hereof forlh.'411 as required by said act, un 5 make application to the Hob the interior at Washington u r ,it to cut and remove keo p . me timber from a tract of the ... of land the I'nitc! State. ?"" public about twenty two miles East n City, Wasatch county, i tnl, , n,i r!! kt P ticulariy duset llietl as follow to Beginning at n point of v J.e old mill sic known us amii. ting in the West brunch of'th. ,tl fork of the trovo river in Was it,-and running from t lienee thence South HI, miles, more ,11 Do Cliesue tidge; thence folkm!.!? lk direction ridge in a W about one mile lo a point due North beginning point; thence North to tii, i1' of beginning, containing about iso utreT' It Arrested for Arson. . O. Tlmeu.j An agitation address, Hebcr, Wasatehc!, "batch was caused among the Row11 at merchant prices of Market oclock this morning when officer CHEAP! CAEAPER! CHEAPEST! Bss-liug- JU,U! Wavb lslllaTHtt, IK ooped down upon To Consumptives. H. Fan The undersigned having been rustbitd ning and IV. S. Ferris, proprietors of the health by simple- means, afle suffering f several years with a severe lung affectioh Iaciflc Tea & Coffee stare, and arrested ej that dreadful disease , them on a charge of incendiarism. They anxious to make knownConsumption to his fellow i were taken before Judge Laney, and held ers the means or cure. To those who in the sum of $1300 for an examination it, be will cheerfully send (free 0f of the prescription used, wWi fe at 3 oclock afternoon. The copyfind will a sure cure for Ai reader will remember that ou Sunday ma, Catarrh, Bronchitis Consumption, and all thnt nj 11 fire at the maladies. He oclock night department lung holies all sutbrm rj was called upon to suppress a blaze at try liis Remedy, as it w invaluable. Th tho prescription, which will the tea store. It was handled without desiring them and may prove a blessing, tjj much difficulty, and Chief Stanton re- please nothing, address. Rev. Edward A. Hiuoj porting at police headquarters said the Williamsburg,- Kings enmity New Tori, circumstances justified an Investigation todlfll Yesterday morning it was developed that crooked work had been done, and the A Farm For Sale matter had been taken up by Captain Barker and Chief Stanton. Evidence of Containing $bf acres of first class land the most damaging nature was unearthed, good water right, good fence, house of ( and this morning a warrant was sworn rooms, liam, ginnery, etc.- Apply to j, Baird, Centre Creek, j out for liie arrest of the proprietors, who were struggling for a bond at last accounts. LEGENDARY sw 1 - Jane 25. June 25. THURSDAY. OPENING GRAND Of til IM:id.T7vra37 - HOT POLBATHING RESORT. Everybody Made Welcome. Proprietor. - WORLDS June 25. June 25. THURSDAY. Exjtdlioitf Set Out At Uintnli Agency. since discharged. Tribune. 1 Mr. C. A. Hubbard, contractor, is in the city from the Uintah Agency. He reports all quiet and satisfactory there under the administration of Mr. Robert Wall, Indian Agent. From twenty-fiv- e to thirty men are employed at the Agency The annuity has just been paid, and the Indians are peaceful and content. Two industrial schools are contracted for at the Agency, and will be pushed to com pletion. These buildings arc to be of brick, aud will accomodate one hundred pupils, who will lie fed and lodged there in. The cost of the structures will b Their location is favorable,and $17,000. in them a great work can be done for the Indian youth. There is a prospect for another school being erected at the Ouray Agency, w here such an institution is much needed, and where treaty abliga tlons would seem to call for It. - o t TOALtIIMlirs4Yfo - S. J. SCHNEITER, Tho German Minister of commerce is investigating the coal oil trusts, which German retailers assert, aim to supplant them in their business. Retailer assert that the Rothschilds family,- who own the Russlau monopoly, and tho Standard ... Tribune, J' Oil company of the United State have The old folks returned from Spring-vlllentered into ail agreement whereby the at 7 p. m. yesterday via the Rio Standard Is to control tho German market. Grande Western- -, The train took out A girl Is under arrest at New burg, X. between 800 and 000 people from Salt She will also be Lake eotinty alone. In sixteen cars drawn Y., for by freight engine H3, which was decked charged with arson and murder. Within out In the National colors and with three months she Is sold to have married streamera on the sides marked Old an old farmer, burned down his- house son to Polk's Day.' It requires a freight en- and barn, roasted his g gine to handle a train of that size. At death in the fire, and concluded- - by off with a livery team and surrey, Sprlpgvillo tho venerable excustonlsts found the whole town turned out to meet aud trailing them for other homes and them. Everybody was In right gala at- a wagon. tire ami right glad to see the ancient Daniel Shiftier, a farmer living near Tables were spread In tho Locust Grove, Md. found In the lane near picnickers. ceol, shady grove for practically 4000 Ills house a package of flour and another people, but there were only HOW all told of enffee. He sought for the owner, and to partake of the klud hospitalities pro- not finding one, gave the articles to Mrs. vided for them. Tho waiter were boys McKurron. She nsed the flour, and her and girls dressed In white and who entire family wero made sick. One boy looked very pretty. Everybody ate till died and another Is expected to die they were filled, and then biicU pastimes The ether members of the family will a old people could engage In were taken recover. An examination showed poison up.- - There were four men over 90, viz., mixed with the flour. The authorities J. It. Lewis, 93; William Tucker, 90; are convinced that the poisoned flour and Thomas Graham, 93; 'William Anderson, coffco were Intended for Shiftier fam92 ;. all of Salt Lake City. Father Lew Is ily, and are looking for the miscrean j took the prize as the oldest man, the among those known to he In enmity with prize being an arm chair. The oldest the farmer. woman was a SprlngvlUe production A spec! ;d from Norfolk, Neb., gives an whose name was not learned. She was account of a- couutry scbr.oUxnise crowdan arm chair also. There was no given woman over 90. Then the general prizes-wer- ed with children being washed aw ay durthe recent storm, resulting in the given out, consisting of a w hole ing raft of all the various things the com- drow ning of Charles Miles, Cora Ilumliu mittee of award could think of. There and Auntt Cox. That all did not perish w as duo to the heroism of w ere dress patterns of all the hues of the young Miles, rainbow and lot of other prizes, to who on observing the ravine filling with enumerate which would require a book. water and the bulldiiig settling attempted The value of the prizes amounted to to conduct the school children to high Several pupils drifted away $1000. The onljr thing to mar the day ground. was two showers, bur they did not last with tho flood, but young Miles gallantly Into the flood ami rescin d them. long, and weie avoided by the plculckers plunged While struggling ashore with the two making for the cars. The day was little girls all three were swept away bepassed very pleasantly, and at eventide neath a pile of driftwood. the old people turned their faces and arrived home la good season, From several localities along the New viz., 7 p, n. Mexico ami Arizona boundary and from By an oversight half a dozen old folks the Black range, lu southwestern New intendlug to stop at Erancklyn were car- Mexico, continue to come report that ried to this city. However, they were roving hands of Indiaus have been seen returned to their homes later. The uum-be- r during the past two weeks. Numerous of people aged over 70 was 594. signs liaye been seen quite recently, and The City Railroad company carried the a militia company composed of miners old folks up town free. has been organized at Chloride for the protection of the people. The Black STRING FEVER. range alw ays ha been a favorite haunt for the murderous Apaches, as they are At this season of tho year the mo vigorous and hoarty people often have a familiar with every part of that couutry. feeling of weariness, tired and worn out, It was here that Victoria made his headwithout ambition to do anything, and quarter during the bloody days of 180 many break ont in pimple and boil. and 1881, from whence he sallied forth. What yon require Is a mild tonic medi- Troops are ont In different directlomj.and cine that will act gently on the liver and it may be their presence will prevent any blood, and for this nothing equals Dr. general outbreak, as the Indians are conGunn's Improved Liver Tills, They give stantly kept advised of their movement. activity to the liver, purify the blood The Indians have been signaling each and by their mUd tonic action, new vital- other from the mountains and acting ity and strength to the entire system. very ugly. They will be watched very Sold at 23 qts. aboiby Richard Bridge. closely, and at the first Indication of trouble a war will be begun which will Tun Waxarh Wax a, oulv $2.00 per wipe the tribe off the face of tbc earth or ruu them out of New Mexico. year. Dolour Daplo-A- s Sfaztlom-AW- ? weak-minde- d rnti-uiu- Zionward, John Smith, a convict serving a term of eight years in the Utah penitentiary ot train fobbing, made an assault upon a colored inmate named Robert Jones 8:30 yesterday morning, the result which ivfU be that the latter will in w probability die. Jones Is the negro ravished a young girl at Fort Duchesne. For some reason a bitter feeling grew between the two metf,- - which intensified itself every day. As Is Usual among men of their class, this hatred was not made known to the Warden or any of his assistants. Yesterday morning the pair were in the main court of the prison when Smith drew a dirk and began his attack. The negro was a much better mail physically than his antagonist., mid fought like a deman, but could not withstand the attacks, aud sank to the floor wounded in several places. The guards separated the two as quickly as possible, and after locking Smith up called a physician ta attend the wounded man. Happily, the majority of the cuts were not of a serious nature, aud only one is considered dangerous, that being in tho right side. At last accounts the wounded man was doing quite well. The wcapou with which the work was done was made from a case knife which Smith had smuggled from the dining room. Smith bears a very hard reputation, having made several attempts to escape and being frustrated, while the crime for which Jones was incarcerated was one of the most brutal in the catagory. A Iso nestings (Neb.) tnsano asylum Is reported. The Steward, aided by the Superintendent, Is said to be responsible for it. The Irregularities were said to have occurred by mean of duplicate vouchers Connection From and To Park City. Round Trip for employees, by which the state was Daily Stage in of ten and more. $1.00 Induced to pay salaries to employee long per passenger parties horse-stealin- Is really Mtr for the handful of Republicans In tliul elty who would like tollve their religion." but are finding their h Secretary Proctor ha prepared a statement showing that desertions from the army are less now than at any timo since the war clesed. The desertions for the month of May were less than half what they were for several years past, and the ratio of dectcase Is constantly increasing. notice Of INTENTION TOm7Ki, fnV a permit to rut limbs.. APl.r.,, ot Tribune. The Swiss National Council has grai d amnesty tq all who took part in the Ticinese relielllon. 1 1 at the Utah Penitentiary. A Eutcliery 3IISCELLANEOUS UULLI.VGS taM-ADVERT($M- IT 15LEEP. The British consul at Odessa In a des' patch to Lord Salisbury denying the truth of the reports of the exodus of Russian Jews to England said the bulk of the emigrants go to Constantinople. The census of England and "Wales show a population of 29, 000, (XX), an crease of 3,000,000, in the last decade. A Safe Is one which SPECIAL NOTICE! To increase our cash trade we offer to every purchaser of $25.00 worth of merchandise at retail for cash A COPY OF THE People's Encyclopaedia OF USEFUL INFORMATION, Investment. is guaranteed te bring you from the CDU7 1 amis to Discover Them, Stories of legendary worlds Eire ! sll times possessed a fascination for bo minds and formed the snbject of imci curions speculation. However chduth Euch tales may seem at the present dip they once wielded sufficient my gays M. Flamarian in his History of tK over men's minds ns topi Heavens, their belief in the veritable existence tho places described, and in this way te influence their astronomical and cosiuo' graphical ideas. Many snch legends originated wh geography was in its infancy and t greater part of the vroilds surface ttffi From that time, too, unknown. like Sir John Mandeville cxdtd curiosity by relating discoveries which they professed to have made in their wh1 tant journeying, and which those received them readily accepted as f In process of time these mythical were gradually circulated fr one country to another and became terwoven with tho traditions of toll people among whom they were Hence, in one form or another, we W in most parts of the world numw stories of legendary worlds still cnrwt survivals of which may be traced loth literature of modern times. Thus, going back to early days, the poctssw philosophers of Greece and Romegu detailed accounts of the landwhi mortals wend their way when tho is over, enumerating its rivers, its its woods and mountains. m Accordingly, Ulysses was reach the place of tho dead by cro the ocean to tho Cimmerian w .Eneas to lmve entered it by tlw w B informs Avernus, whereas Xenophon tbc that Hercules went there by sula of Arecliusaide. In early h s Canary Islands were regarded neighborhood of the terrestriallw the blessed dead, and many ff stories were- told of tliis enchants travd-er- H satisfactory results, or in case of failure a re turn of purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised Druggist a bottle of Dr, Kings New Discovery for ConIt is guaranteed to bring relief in sumption. every ease, when used for any affection of Throat, Lungs or chest, such as Consum. ption, Inflammation of Lungs, Bronchitis, cality. Thus, as Washington lrvihn Asthma, Whooping Cough, etc! Croup, etc., Occasionally this enigma" It is pleasant and agreeable to taste, perfectly would be- visible from their safe, and can always lie depended the clear upon. stretching far away in suhstantUl W Trial bottle free at Jtiehard Bridges drug west, to all appearance beantiftl more store. themselves and still lml2-9- 2 fort Expedition would launch tliislandoi the Canaries toexplore A SURE CURE FOR FILES. time its sun ise. For a j. Itching Files are known by .,,, like perspiration, causeing Intense itching when warm. This form as tvellas Bleeding aud protruding, yield at Dr. Bosankos File remedy, which directly on the parts affected, absorbs tumors, allays Itching aud affects inaneut cure. 50c. Druggists or circulars free. Dr. Bosanko, 329 St., Fkiladelpliia, Fa. Sold by Richard nrU,Se' long and shadowy promvutories main distinctly visible, hat tion as the voyager appro w mf? and promontory would grad J away until nothing wouldblue wta blue sky above and deep lbW. ,, - ptffThis legendary land was, w dtxUred, , gueso aud Spaih which had sometimes been U8 . by accident, bnt when .0ag?tnOli( , not bo found. But a king said to have made it conaiti render of it to another wen . i A reasonable price will be paid for wild discovered, and when animals and any other C38 the natural .curiosities. Portugal ceded to Address Jones Museum of Nature, Fairber-r- v its rights over the 9aninS!ndaxn, 111. included the Island of b. scribed as the island which Stand London been found. Nervous fi The book Is valued at $5.00. See that you get a Ticket and that every Cash Purchase is punched. 'When $25 is punched, present the ticket and get your book. KCsitoli Debility. A gentleman having been cured of Nervous ee 23 Co. lik. A- "- Ho, m Immature What comes next to man all the evil effects of indiearly an of scretion and youthful inquired being? folly, is anxious to '6k hpr thein'I'Ie mode of shirt, was tlie reply MfCCnoWnT a those who wish, and will distinction, if any, between fcv S fortress, a boy nicely in oftl' so sue! fort is a plioe to put mea worn fully used in his case. Address, in ress is a place to Pnt W. IVxkxky, 42 Cedar chief being aski d what the Location blanks at this office. .1 j jj, of 0 Ou |
