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Show In half an hottr afterward they upon its passage. The bill was taken up hi in again for threatening the life on its second reading, amended, and of Mr. W. T. Baker, and locked him up passed, and was ordered to be engrossed. for the nights Mr. Clark, after partialI10lE. ly recovering from the effects of the The bill for an "Act pertaining to cerblow, concluded, wisely, to leave the tain animals running at large," was takmatter in the hands of the law. He vom- en up, and, pending iis second reading, ited blood at intervals for two hours, was referred to the Committee on Judic iary. and this morning, though able to attend Mr. Farr reported back the bill for an to business, bears terrible marks of the act prescribing tees for the Secretary of brutal treatment inflicted by his treach- the Territory, and recommended its passage. A general discussion on the bill erous and traitorous assailant. was most rity. LOCAL ITEMS. malicious intent," is a sad commentary of all, punish crime, and make it imposupon the judgment and good taste of sible for abuses of any kind to occur in those who ask it. That I cannot do so the future. Feb. Ifcili of is certain. Then will order be brought out of con'run Thirds I and peace and prosperity take up I done the in What have Salt of fusion, premises, II. Wallace, in our midst. abode have done their t M.vN.-- Mr. prompted understanding, business. U" alone by a desire to promote the best Most of the questions now attracting 111 . i. .... -- mutation interests of ibe Territory; and 1 shall public attention in Utah are matters for r .,..,i.,,etas buui Uii Mr none But the to alone. do ho again, should circumstances re- judicial investigation aecond T f c nfectiouery are further it. without legislation, courts, quire trt!: He is a good fellow "insubsr-dinatiorecommendThe that exists there My powerless. charge die in and other violations of the Con- ations are before you. The power to into the b"ri stitution and laws of the United States," correct all is in your hands. It is your in this Territory, is either true or false. duty to exercise it. But if you fail, negvVttention is directed to All will lect or refuse to meet these public wants, of the members Let the facts be submitted. entered into, final of the the that govern it is the right, it is the duty of.Congress object participating; and, finally, after the bill agree is (hc ttJurn of book the ment of citizen in to legislate for us: and "looking to the the uton,iarj was in protection amended all its " " important pariic-ularIt Will Cox dkns atiok-sFrom Yesterday s best interests of the whole people of the his it was passed. The bill authorrights. man and ftnd every business At'H'.t.V laws of this as the That izes the Secretary to charge a fee of $1 Territory." I shall ask it from a sense Territory, .,i,i ,,ivc U. oen w JVU1 acof duty. to now are ite stand, A was inadequ entered for they to a commission Hans. complaint traveler sn' issuing against any officer Geo. L. oons. be denied. cannot that end, Signed. complish the commissioned foe of a Governor; N. Chlarson for fraudulently obtaining by olJcrs early. Utah. of Governor $'2.50 for issuing requisitions on the There has not been a jury impaneled and appropriating to his own use in this Territory for more than three Governors of other States and TerritoWc He was arrested on a charge of ries for the congratulate Cosr.uATn.ATonr.-delivery of fugitives from years, whose verdict would have been MUs Mann niiJ fraud. justice : and for demanding greater fees valid, ncr can there be under the laws C Hrown than the above, provides a penalty of a now in force. Such are the decisions of their venture on the From this morning's Herald: tine not to exceed $100. J3 XL the District and Supreme Courts of the G-- ITL We hope they "Warrants were issued yesterday on of matrimony. and such, therefore, is the AND Territory, fair iuJs n,ld smooth Wftler' affidavits made by soldiers before Judge law. Life, liberty and property are at COUNCIL. CONFECTIONER Y. to arise tha mercy of the lawless aud dishonest, prevent for the of arrest Police may McKean, IVhat no storm Captain Wednesday, Feb. 4th, 1874. Mr. Hooper presented "An Act pro- without the possibility of protection into the p.irental L'urt and Alderman Clinton, the first beAcrcnt for Patent Aluminous Build- ltir sare arrival for incorporating associations for You have been called upon to furnish and to Mr. viding and with joy, mal the peace ing charged permitting to do so is in in;: Paper. mining, manufacturing, commercial and tho re.nedy. The power the of the needed treatment do the uot we latter hands. If our atd affiants, givo lirown. other industrial Mrspursuits," approved legislation, Congress must, or anarchy for embezzlement and malfeasance in Feb. 18, 1872. Hides, Furs ami Pelts Bought. Mr. Woodruff presented petition of I. will ensue. This office. GASE. .VI) B.ITTK11Y the Act M. Stewart and seventy others, praying Again; in the 7th section of fellows A colored convict made his escape Opposite Canton liros., WutchniitkerR, two young organizing the Territory, Congress gave for legislation to control smelters. before Justice Middlcton from the penitentiary. He had been Mr. Woodruff, from the committee on to the Governor the power, by and with jLOOAS, e al.rtigned st2-tlast L. Persons lv. claims and appropriations, reported that the advice and consent of the Legislative convicted for wasting powder on a on Mr. .. for nil ..qiiIi to appoint all otiicers above the Council, achad considered the the committee to rruiltv ii..i-.nlpiiilpil D brother of the same hue. veicuu-'"-- ,..(u r .nirJaV. counts of the Territorial Marshal, and grade of county officers. In disregard intention A complimentary disclaimed benefit will be ten- the account conferred upon the any but assault, t'je presented by Wm. Brown, of the rights thus The evidence dered to Mr. McCullough as a tribute to Sheriff of Weber County, and recom- Governor, the Legislative Assembly, by injury. bodily 1). M". ST U A I IT of doing have usurped that power, by TrEEPSKOK PALK THE BEST AND CHEAP enactment, the mended former for the an a and as actor. worth his appropriaagainst ibe gentleman charge preferred .ustaineJ FOltCK Hint LIFT V EST of 1,405,51 to cover the amount, making all such officers elective by the I'l'JHI'N or ilmllow welU. Alno, Padefendants was A dangerous bank check, which can tion fr drj houses of two that of the ll,cni,nnd each of the body, tent Points for Driva Well. l'iini'., with Httitul'L and for the latter, that the amount of joint vole e be easily mistaken for a $3 National the bill $'J7.75 be allowed and appropri- independent of the Governor. That this iron piping. Pump rcpiiire J ami ftttod upon fined " irriti., tit Workshop. Tit liliij; Oltlfc, Bank note, is in circulation in Salt Lake ated; and further recommended that the usurpation has caused much of the exand confusion, cannot be Ogriru. The nete is number "52," series amounts be incorporated in the general isting difficulty to City. we as Jus' In go UtauXobtiikun. my message to the Legquestioned. bill. and the face of it bears the words appropriatbn "A," at its last session, I islative is Northern Assembly, Utah being the House. press to these obnoxi- attention Salt called fpecial "Salt Lake City, Jan. 15th," 1874, A message from the Governor, wa3 repasj.ige will be tneir oug statutes, asmng repeal, anu to Lo-- Lake City National Bank of Utah, 152 ceived, vetoing the memorial to Conclear along the line from Ogdeu enactment of laws upon that tuhject the We understand days after date will please pay to the or- gress asking for an investigation. 11 which would be in conformity with i lie Let us rejoice! Mr. Taylor arose and said Ire did not W. l. Welle?, Treasurer, or bearof der recommendations But Act. Brig-hamy Organic that a celebration will be held at five dollars, Bingham Canyon and propose to make an extensive speech on went for naught; and the persons thus er, Now noon. at morrow to push the message, but he wished to say that illegally elected, including all of the City Camp Floyd 11. It. Co." The obverse he did not believe the statements made Territorial the line to Franklin, and then on to Soda $ 9.50. officers, were continued and Rock Spring, in the therein, and he did not tuiuk the other are now in 10.00 office, in effect obstructing and let Montana come side is similar to the greenback, Delivered. and the North, members believe i them: and he would the administration ef justice, and prewhich arc the words "Redeemof centra 7.50. Coalville, down to meet us. feel8.00. the correction of existing evils. Salt Lake City National Bank like to hear the House express its at the venting able Delivered, i When the Governon the subject. has been repeatedly held by It ings Again: of Utah," with the figure $5 on either or's name was Kp Warm Ay Gettir j OihkI Clean Coal. placed on the memorial, it the District Courts, and affirmed by tbd Our good CoavnmoH Is Fair. He side.' was was simply out of courtesy. Supreme Court of the Territory, that the YARD AT U. P. FREIGHT DEPOT. town of Ogden has invariably come off satisfied that the Governor would not Probate Courts, under the Organic Act, in all encounters with our at DoMgluiw' Meat Market will I Complimentary Ball, The ball last sign the memorial nor anything else have no equity or criminal jurisdiction, TOrdr loft nllwd. to be of the beneficial promptly would that people such Sill Late friends, whether in tests for in of Co and in decision, Bros.' k , contempt yet, . JOHN PINCOCK. night, given by Walker the Territory. In conclusion he pre- the Probate Courts throughout the Tertiie most popular man in the Territory, their new building, was in every way sented a resolution which was unaniexercise a jurisdiction concurrent for good judgment in horseflesh, or supersuccess. If any fault could be found, it mously adopted as the sense of the Houss ritory with the District Courts; uetcrmimug meior Uste in catering to the palate of would be in regard to the crowding of that the statements set forth in the questions in equity, issuing writs of name the habtat of the that morial are distiie most true; and of gourmands, squeamish corpui; insorae instances the floor with dancers. But this is parthe and that be stricken off, Governor the held District would even bear orff the by charging persons palm in good donable. The proprietors were natur- memorial be sent to AMERICAN Congress without Courts for folonies net bailable, and im. looks that is if the editor of the Herald Grand Juries, and putting ally anxious to invite as many of their his signature. . panneling siioull not be counted in. We therefore The Council afterwards concurred in persons upon trial for liberty and life. friends, customers and acquaintances as the resolution. Ktenl the Wasatch Club a cordial invitSEW REVISED EDITION, Again: In 1802 the Congress of the possible, nod the floor managers to give On motion of Mr. Taylor, the Territoenacted a law making States United ation as deserving, as such "good li th. bet Entirely everybody present the chance to move rial Attorney General V as requested to plural marriage a crime. And yet it arc known to be. on an with House The music furnish the opinion cannot be denied that plural marriage is gracefully to sweet souuds. of the Probate Courts, now the Jurisdiction and was most band excellent, practiced to a great extent in this by Purdy's and such giber matters of jurisdiction, Territory, in direct violation of that law. in Tits Shooting Match. heard Will be touted An agreeclearly every part and thinning J!y,lfT3. Burrup was malfeasance of certain off- It is not sufficient to say that the law is alleged in 16 vol, of WI jmge CvuipUtu Fred. icers Master ment wan duly entered into extensive of his the in Governor the building. The Supreme Court yesterday, unconstitutional. charged by et ween Messrs. Obey and Day, on the J. Stayner, cge 10 years, delighted the message vetoing the House memorial to of the United States has not so decided. SGLD ONLY BY SUBSCRIPTION. Until that is done, it is the law of the part of the "Wasatch l'igeon Shooting company with some fine piecee on the Conguess. A chnnct for th. million to luy a roaipletn a bill for land, and should be obeyed Mr. presented Ilowberry wltliont feeling Hie foct. A navln of ten Club" of Salt Lake, and Messrs Kuril, organ, and Mrs. Joseph Taylor sang a ll'irary a day Lays tiie. ibinplete net. Now i tlt "An Act respecting bonds, notes and Asto the In Legislative my message (Irecnwell and Wright, of the "Ogden couple of ballads, very sweetly and with bills of exchange. time to ulmoritie. at its session in 1872, 1 called atsembly bill for "An For all Information, Addrett, a Mr. Mann presented Allotting Club," for a shooting match to exquisite taste. C. O'Harnett provided tention to the violations of this act, aud in relation act of an Act ROUT. II. VAN RENSSELAER, supplementary tke place en Saturday next, at. 11 a hot supper for hungry folks, in the urged the enactment of a law prohibitor to swindling;" cheating defraudiug, Ogden, clock a. in. Seven members of the But, I regret to ing it in the future. large packing room at the rear of the approved January 20, 1S64. was done. Can wo, in Agent for Northern Utah. nothing say, former Ciub will be pitted against a store, and colored gentlemen took charge truth, state that no law of the United like njmber of the Some of the guests latter, and the num- of huts, coats, etc. States is violated in Utah, or ask Conber of Governor's Veto Message. gress to investigate, and enquire into pigoons determined upon, to be neglected to place their chaptaux in care comical the truth of that which no one denies ? of the attendants, and several twenty u side. A FOR TH8 BKNEF1T OF TIIE sumptuoiu. feast will I cannot. : Gentlemen of the Leiislative Atxembly If anyone finds given to the victors as a reward of exchanges took place. PUBLIC LI BR Alt V OF KY. it is well known that a large Again, their success. a of new.bhck.felt Wo understand Hint a himself in possession Your memorial to tho Senate and number of homicides have been com. OVER A MILLION IN BANK!! number of visitors from Salt Lake No. 71 hat with a crease in it, which Hons nf Uenresentatives of the Con milled in this Territory; and, in many t;.v, including many l.idics, will be would become a big printer, he can gress of the United States, asking for instances, no attempt to bring the pera Committee of In- sons charged wiih such crimes to trial A FULL DRAWING ASSURE!. to witne leave it at the Junction office, and re- the appointmeut of the tourney. returned with- has been made. Indeed such nre the deherewith is On Tuesday, 31st March, Xtxt. well he can see what vestigation, ceive in exchange fects of the laws that no legal conviction out my signature. Ouly 60 00 tickets have been humed and it is like on application. You recite iu your memorial that "a can bo had. EACHBRocs Ass.ULT.For two or at Teri's the this of the Assembly Legislative Again; people The party was continued till 4:30 a.m., large majority of ''1;'lays past, Charles Williamson has accused of disloyalty, insub- session in 1870, in direct violation of the are ritory of and during the tarly hours morning trvitv. t0 provoke w. H. conClark, the ordination, und other viola ions of the established doctrine of the Nation, wo- divided into 12,000 cash cifts, will bo d;trioute.t as of to time the was the United vote best the the of many ball, ferred laws upon every right to a fight. But Wm. Constitution and by lot among the man "who is the wife, widow or daughhad retired. Suites." persons he would not fight, even native-borliving or naturalized cit- LIST OP GIFTS. 1 am not aware that "a large majority ter of a "'e "dived a blow. It is rumored that the saint firm inwithout re- ON E GRAND CASH til KT It will be remem-e- l $aO.(H.o so United the are of States," 2en this of Territory" of the people ONE (IRANI) CASH tilKT 1K',ikk. to give another party to aid in tend that same time have attained shall that there That be. to so believed they quiring accused or g0 Clark gave Mi.mm ()NEtiRAND CASH OIKT or one "'"-lsothe age of twenty perfected ONE HRAND CASH GIFT from Main are those who have been accustd. is down a years, 2'i.KM a sm.ve beating, afUr the puling 17,.n a matter for Con- a citizenship under the naturalization ONE GKANl) CAMl iirf that is be had aiv.ised and would But to Street It. It. It the i'epot. 10 Cash Gift, JIO.ikiii em h, Kki.wki conferrthus personally assault- -' United the of States, Must laws Congress .1.000 enrh, 1!-rI.Mi.imi GifiH, gressional investigation? well patronized. Williamson wanted to fit in indolent, bv committee, whenever ing upon aliens and minors the right of Ml Can h Gift, l.COO ent li, revenge &ti,n SO Cafdi Gifts, 4n.lX' fiiWenrh, lic entered the ,'.r,,t wh..rivir citizens aro accused of suffrage. nil!t '''j' saloon, 4iH) carli, 4i',iHK GiftH, Kl(Vh has been 'r- Clark thereand there legislation, If improper . Ml Cash GiltH, '4ft.K treated him iu a friendly SOUeaifc, wrongdoing? I think not, theof rein the past, usurping '.'.Ml Cash tlit'tc, am each, prerogatives 5(i,ikp fore would not ask it. It will only ltKletM-uCfieli Giil, .'"J" 8ecin3 ho was cold he invited in the election of Territo, 3J Governors and tie subject the to 1871. Territory, evil in Feb.. sult 3d, SO each, Tuesday, Cash lift Muv where he sat by the of doing so ior the rial oflicns, in a manner unknown to, 11,000 A communica'.ion was received from you to the charge Act UA Mr- Clark if ; and in violation of the Organic Total, 12,0(OGtf(8, nil Ciksh,an)oui)tir: to $1,JoV,hiiO of delay. brought him some the House, do. trine of the Republic announcing that they had purposein view established ns ''"r- After bid that the The nm:.-e- t and distribution, ut gift will natI, fact the of Aud ig wanned and fed he passed "An Act amendatory of ami supviolated by permitting aliens ively nnd uiifiiiivo ally bike place on thf liuv been has I am by the Organic as red .on,.. 'i tiow lixej. whether nil Hie tickets are wild or inn, nrporluuiiy for atreach-i- l plementary to tho charter of Beaver official oath, to see "that and minors to exercise the elective franand t'.'.e l'J.Ou'l ciftn all yaid iu r)irliun to tho atiaol ct, and bv my referred and !'lH' nu:i who The read net was City." laws executed governing proceedings number o' tickeln sobL had enter- chise; if the the laws shall be to the Committee on Municipal Incorponre so defective that there Mr. n with courts in the confronted , bavins to servo continuously PSiXCi: OF TICKETS: rations and Townsites, with instructions have been to life, liberty or prop, violations of the laws of Congress, is no protection o so amend the bill that some Whole t .ketH, &'.(): IIulvon, Si'i; Tenths. r lior.nr open the if otiicers, criminals 'a a go unpunished obedience erty, and each coupon. Si; Eleven Whole Ticket tor .y.tv; :rel without the ability to enforce Williamson rushed viz., treasurer, recorder, marshal, Courts, iu defiance of the Probate aud mimithe Ticket tor jl.'KHi; m Whole Tickets U.r defective ir. of thereto because MUllirr ).; and WW Tickt- - for $'.0,init. No tlUconut District the filial, of Supremo as lie ran, a created by section 8, be elected by the as decisions and have, duty cal on leesi than iWJ worth ut Ticked!. legislation, the exerinstead of now and are people oeing appointed by the left. .aPT.tnd the facts to tederM Courts, have been, eye, knpL'kinp- City Council. 'a nnd improperju-risdictioV.... TIIOS.E. BltAMLETTE, fn the Legislative As- - cising an unwarranted 143 slanders Mr. Harrington, Chairman of the Comto repeal, with our is prevented it or duty ask .. u,.. m (Ka Tvrritorv. la . Agent Public Library Kentucky, and Maimer ami CH', and he was n.,t in mittee on .Judiciary, reported back "An semoiy in rondemning my out delay, all obnoxious legislation, Gift Comvi t, Public Library building, Louis;!;, cf til Act requiring metojoinyou ma the expect so for and . Police. Th iwicli laws, cavsing perfect hem ppnt compensation Kentucky. but death by wrongful act, neglect or de. own official aots, by pronouncing made "w.th chinery as to protect, alike, the rights and hira on -untrue," giving secu. fault," and recommeuded that it be put absolutely tv-dil- . lr'"v d n s, . L $1,-50- 0. J. F. REED. O O 23 X 33 An-- n rlity har-Healt- h, - -- cache couxty. f l " rf PUFV1PS!PUIV!PS! g reusou-tlil- $-- con-atcte- 0 YES!! 0 YES!! HOCK S I'll m COALVILLE "fir-- r O COAL! best,-- alU4-8m- I00KHERE. APPIETON'S . CyeloidIu fel-loiv- b'' CYCLOPS DIA . eac-l- I n 4th Grand Gift Concert! $1,500,000 ' ''n-keeper- tivkvt-holder- - t. n n side-wal- k con-ceede- ."'.(I Ca.-- li Ulah Legislature. 3 - . 'indthebar, I i re-...:.- ,. - 'ii-. '.V n, ,1 .'.( |