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Show r ing, by paying the hands uioucy or it3 real equivalent for labor perCharles W. Penrose, Editor formed, by clos economy in the and biuiiwM manager. management of its affairs, the Mills couiJ be made t profiI'TAII. table investment to all parties contOODEN, cerned and an honor and a permaSlonfof Eveninj, June 22, 1S74 nent benefit to the whole community. Ex-ctlsi- 31IXLS. Tilt I'i EXCELSIOR I , TICE." gentlemen, cf Mills Excelsior the to thwei'--j went facilities! this inorniug to iiippect the of this "Comity ' for the manufacture one of the ofejoih. . proprietors, and the manager of the enterprise, showed them over the tn'.lding. It is a substantially built roct structure of three stories, 35 by p.tij ufbusinefs Mr.-llanda!- In another column we publish salf-de-fens-e. 'fhejippcr story is csed forptoring The second story conmalarial. tains two carding machines, a a picker ami a epiuniag Tho 3G0 with ppindks. Di9 L'vr story contains eight two broad looms, a fulling a aud milt,! scouring box. At the south end is the dyeiDg roovn, and at tbpf north finishing room containing a shearing uiachiuo, and the buscon-dttise- iness ofl)e. is now in operation, Tho facto'-and women mechanics with skilled s worke-from the factories of the Old Worfiisnd ia turning out a most excellent quality of jeani?, Hoseys, white and colored blankets, 6tolirtyarn, batting, t y All tit it this valuable piece of to make it a financial success and a great boon to the people of" Weber County is plenty ol Wjjcf and a little more- machinery To obtain these capital u required. One would naturally suppose that there could bo no luck ff wool in y us-tic- e. flan-Tii'- s, fro-fen- Gar-bana- - IjUh ,,kit that every factory would There is bo abundantly supplied. pleuty of wool, and yet lack of material' is the principal drawback ol our woolen mills. And this will never l6 -- remedied until the mill owners have more cash or tho people have hjre regard for the good of tho counxmnity and will be governed by a iutle common sense ' Hundreds of thousands of pounds of wool is sent out of the Territory every "year," simply because buyers for exportation pay cash for it, while tho factory men generally pay cloth. If the mill owners had mora capital t$ invest, they could get all tho wool they want to keep their machinery ruunitig during the entire year. And continuous working is essential to th'Kvfiuauoial success. If the wool ririsWeould only understand tho folly of sending away for foreign manu facture what is absolutely needed for and would care Ivo'iiopfjusiimp'tion to tho ubout enough, study gener.il before individual pros ptruy,' there would ba no trouble nb"4t 'lack of wool. But antnr," as bm Slick says, "is humau rat ui tin world over." Aud "cash lor wool'.', will easily draw the fieects when '.'cloth iu. exchange" may bawl isdf hoarse in vain. . .... he bad policy of shipping our while skilful workers have to seek employment in uufauii is uudtji stood or admit ted by most people. But admitting thfc'folly of au act aud repenting of a'jipltiiug' it are two very different s th'Jftfi. JIp; .we find w!i6lr theory sustaiu tho argiitaents favoring, home manufacture, in prac-tiejguoriug thm, and .who,. .while they eudorso in words the" policy of united effort for 'mutual 'advantage, by act aud d;ed show that selfishness and individual advantage override all ether ronsidurations. We would like to sco the foundation, laid iu the Excelsior Mills, btiut upou in a thorough and manner. Men who can a Email. amount of surplus with Ckjutiil.. could, by on fair owners the present a.l equitable, terms, make the of vast benefit to the commoner, a;id ' at tbe same timo h source vit- - j 'emuary profit to themselves. iy iitliug up the premises wi.Ii i;u iy 'needed improveaients, .. raw-materi- al " sheep-raiser- q g- - in t,iy1i? '. OGDEN BRANCH. PURE DRUGS & PATENT MEDICINES Perfumery and Toilet Goods. ... PAINTS, OILS, TURPS, VARNISHES, BRUSIIES, Ptf ti A FULL OUR SPUING Genuine Old Scotch GOODS, Fine Jamaica hum, THE CHOICEST STYLES Aid Pattern of a5;M also, Fine Article of Old Tom Gin, Foreign and Native Wines arid Prints, : HOME, KENNEDY, BED JACKET, PLANTATION and ASCCSltEi tiiiiKlmmi, J Organ das, . . BITTERS. . Id regard to the sheriff casing the I'eques. d liar prosecuting attorney a g d d ' in open court, was news to me, tbesheriff " '.J. A..v .," ."' Hat in a remote corner of the room, and did interrupt tbe proseouting attorney three times, tbe court interfering each GESEUAL ASSORTMENT OP time, and the last time instructing (be constable to keep order, but I did not hear the eheriff use any such language, nor could I hear a word be said at that distance. Yesterday, I heard for the first time, that, such language was used by tbe sheriff, and I called upon tbe proseouting attorney, asking bitn why ho did not call my attention toil? Me Men' Beye' and Children replied that be could not understand all tbat was said, but heard the word "lia-r.My hearing is so defective that I can hear ordinary conversation with difficul-ty- . CLOTHING IN GREAT VARIETY w liolcsalo ctn.cl otevll. : JJrrcrip(ions Accurately Prepared. &8 CtaSf WILLIAM DRITER. I5ry Goods! WOODIANSEE'S f he foregoing C. M. Evanston, June 20th, 1874. Editor Sir: White. , I CITABLE TO TUi As - Ogden; -- :o:- The best place in town for SEASON. & i - GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF Merchandise HATS, CAPS, BOOTS First-Clas- s AND 6HOES, HUCES AS LOW AS ANYWHERE IN Children's Ladies', Misses', nn Hats and Trimmed Fancy Goods. your article entitled "The Ogden Prop', STORE! East Side Main Street, . is a Irtitnful statement of the whole matter, and I feel confident that my action in the matter will be sustained by every attorney. Hoping that you vtill give the foregoing a place in your column?, and scud mo the name of the author of your article of the 19th inst. I remain yours. ? , Very respectfully, Liquors CIGAES, TOBACCO AND SxNUFF. lcroale, lillWIItH, v. V1iisl:ey, Old Cofnac Brandy, COK818TINO Of , LINE Of Groceries ! Groceries f Just Arriving! ' p.epoBterous. ' Jcnctiqx: UTAH. PRODUCE TAKEN JX tlio Ilislxest TWlxil5Lot Hates. mi n i ruiiuiiii urn . GROCERIES, C. WOOD3IA3SEE. 11E.OPENED I e, e, Tin-War- e. THE OGDEN HOUSE Years 'Ago Well koewn throughout the United States a. a FIRST CLASS HOTEL ! Il now open for the accommodation of the rarelling enblie, having teen BE-FUIINISU- ED And Thoroughly . Renovated . . Sewing to-da- Estray- lar that the- Ecanston Age quietly Was it a little ignores the subject. outragous for notice and comments aud too near at home ? CORRESPONDENCE. - - T Evanston, June Editor Oodkn Junction : 20, 1874. i IIAVE IN MY POSKSSION T'tE FOLLOW l,! I 1N animal, which, if not claimed ami taken away, will lit 'ld to Ibe higheat r sponsible burner on eiineo'lay. July 1st, 1874, at Oi;leii City Stmy Pound,t - y. m. 4 One pal reel baM-fact- d or S yer old, cow, crop nil irft ear, emp ami slit ia right, branded -' Mr- oiiiinnea, mm circle over it, on left Dip, il Ircitile brand vn left aide. tine red 3 year old cow, lit'.in left ear. J J on left hip, illegible brand on each .de of Machines, r i ; ' wni.N..FiFK, t ;"t ...y-- i District Poundkeper. Ogden City, June S3d, 1674. , . - dSistf , AND THE CELEBRATED BOAUD BY THE DAY OR WEEK. farrtivpee ready at any hour, for pleasure partie to Oftdei Kanvon and o'lier iiiterextin? plai'e. Resident will le conve.red to or 'roni the depot lor a Mnall fre, ou leaving word at the hotel, tree con Teyanc for goeu. Free Vack to and from the Depot A Porter in attendance. Prince Organs ! die.fi that theCO. NOTICB formerly existing under the firm name of CASSIN A JloWKtl. carrying os bnmess a BUTCHERS, on Fifth Street. Onden, r.u ny mutual content. THOMA ta CASSIN lll Continue Hie bunineis, collect all amount doe, and paf all liabilitiei ef the late sr.- - I ,. - Ogden, June, 17, lSTl.1' " MOW IS , itii-x- nlnMt Bii'l bt- t i cord of tbt thi Ii Iltoi'Mt in (io v Prom niiilioits no ii mtllii.ns o( bo'tici eolrt n; r mlaiiit lias rv T ret-c- d us, uiiil ai u Ucaling uud - FORT Y CENTS A liUSHEL. . f " " Send on Your Orders. EOtEY; HAMPTON, - Main Street. . AOS: 1 TO RENT. H.Y iil UTAH HOTEL, BTAR BILLIARD PARLOR Main Street, t o-- PAIN SUBDOiKG L'iKENT "" It ' " IT HAS If O EQUAL. ewu 1 recommcn3c vrith cnrxmndeJ anoe iu a.l oahts of i ut.limiBa,Jiarnj. 8pmn ltnenrnBt'em. Jard Hwrliin- - s, Bites, tlf b alns.Sfellueaeoithe Jo nts, wizen tek ii", kv.. c. araons all pe aonc. and for .prfflj Scratchee,ff!t l oncde-- s. Kingboue.Po!!-Eir- , Oalls. Uool-aie- . S))rinhalt, Saddled srvin. lar and Hai (Ja.'iu ; also diiteakoe of the .1 , Eliciljljr Situated, ' nsj , . ..!..:: , f ' Horses, Moles or Cattle. At the Low Price of , R. di31-t- thi. oity, GOOD GREY LIME Our new WAGON and MACHI NERY DEPARTMENT, is - now opened ia tho. ;; THOMAS CASSIS, 1 OKOUOK ic-vll- f We wiU dolirer in in HBREBY-eiVB- '.T-V- Wm fret :riOTrn lit Amerlffct ' n throujU-eunr. well Itt the hiii.im lo worll. It timT ind tar iu Dissolution of Partnership. 18 T SCALL1, Trop'r LIME! LIME! LIME) Sir : I notice" in your paper of tbe 19th inst. an article upon "Official which article Integrity in Wyoming, does me great injustice. 0. R. Belknap made a complaint, before me, charging Unas. Williamson and John Jones with ike larceny of two horses in the Tcrri. lory of Utah, and that the" defendants wr then in the Territory of Wyoming. Warrants were issued the. satne day. di rected to the Sheriff or any Constable of Linta County, and were, returned, en. DnAa " and sum- - STREET, OGDEN. Williamson Case," etc., does injustice to Mr. White, our Justice of the Peace, at his request I desire to eorrect it so far aa the facts within my owa knewledge are eonctrned. The decision of Mr. White as to the jurisdiction was simply as to the Sheriff's a rvvt, stock or reiurn oil the warrant. Hut the decision " "i. f did Hot discharge the prisoner, but on (''' i ' the contrary left him iu charge of the Mierift who could nmend his return in accordance with the tact tie as to tbe $100 bond, there was at tke same time a warrant extant on a charge of larceny, in which case no plea wai taken, and Hardware, Staplo Drugs, Notions, which was of suincieirt authority to held Paper Hangings, Queen's-Warthe defendant until next day, even Glass-warSaddles, Har-ces- s though a bond hud been given and forfeited. and Harness trimAs to the abHsive language used, I did " mings, Cordage and not get the full meauing myself, being in the act cf speaking, the utterer being behind me. So- that I can readily believe Mr. White, who is hard of hearing, that previously.Our information was obtained from be supposed I merely called his Attention to the disturbance, ra'her than the W. Brown, Sheriff of Weber Co, words, which disturbance he immediateand M. Brown, Marshal of Ogden ly checked. Your insertion of this will oblige A0C5TS FOB Yours Respec'fully, City, U. T., and we have witnesses H. Gabbanati, who aro willing to make affidavit to Pros Att'y far Uinta Co., WV T. tho conduct of the Sheriff white in Evanston. June '21, 1874. Mr. White's court. Want of space y forbids further remarks ex - 2SToti.ce. that think we little a it cept singu id . 'Clmrles being duly nworn: upon onth eays, tbat he is ih defendant herein, and that he. suii de fendant, cannot obtain justice before Baid Justice of the Teace, C. M. White, as affiaai terily believes. ha. L. Wiluamsos." 'Signed. The chango of venue was slreuously opposed by the Proseut. attorney and the e court held that .the statute did not for a change of venue in a preliminary examination, Motion danied and examination set f ,r June 19. h, at 3 o'clock, p. m., ami defendant hld in one hundred dollars (the'ebarge assault and buttery). Cut j revisus to: this, I had issued a third win rant, cq complaint of Moroni 15rowo, for larceny, and delivered it to the prosecuting attorney, John Burnes having performed the duty of his appointment, and the court having no power to appoint a special when there was a general officer present, and called tbe sheriff and gave thedefendant in his charge with instruction to commit hitu if he did not give bond, at fame time the prosecuting attorney gave the sheriff warrant No. 3. Ah to tho charge that tbe court could take action, on the application of Governor Woods for a requisition, is sitnply Store! dorsed as served, by Arresting William, ' Old Tithing Office Yard." son, nod bringing bini before the court, Oppcite Old Tithing Office, signed 8. iV, Smith, Depu'y Sheriff. A GOOD CHANCE. Defendant's attorney denied that the reOgden. a imr turn of the officer gave the court jurisALL OF WHIM did in not show that the ,4 3?nSII BRO'S WAGON FOR BALE CTIEAP. that it diction, arrest was made by any officer to whom t 1 will take lumbar, bay, grain, beef cattle r.orsee ior ne teniae wuiclt it nearly new. the writ was directed; tbat it did not or Call and eee it at ray botcher ihop, show whether ke was a Deputy of Uinta 330333 Ogden. 3VI county, or of some other Territory or fifth - THOMAS CASSIS. State; nor tbat the C. Williamson was d22S-t- f the Charles Williamson sought. The ' ,". THE court then adjourned for Bupper, and Will be Sold at Reasonable Prices took the matter under advisement. Ia an en Easy Terms, as tre - -coin-inaJthe meantime, Moroni .Brown made a r wish to Close Out. new complaint before me against the The Finest House defendant for an assault and battery, a warrant was issued and delivered toihe of Entertainment The court deprosecuting attorney. T. II. EOOPIB, Supt. cided that the return did not give the IN OCDEN CITY. Ogden. least jurisdiction, as it did not show - Proprietor. whose deputy S. W. Smith was, or that GOFFMOOKE, All orders addressed ta" T). TT. he was an officer of this county. The --' D KITH Peery, Ogden, will recede prompt court dirtcted the sheriff to make a proattention return. The Sheriff could not be per CHOICE WINES, EXCELLENT ACC03IM0DATI0XS. found at the time, and on my own 1 appointed John Humes special consiubla ta serve warrant No 2. WarFer particular applj io a Block of wool rant wai served, and defendant btejght 1 into court. The defendant's counsel at-- ! rni.T-CI.AS- S BILI.IARTt tabi.kn. W. TU02IS0X,' ill aiWthcr glean- - tacked cy powtn to, appoint a i : ; dto-- : specis! .OGPtK. sub-tunli- 'e'tttd-jrfse- L. Willwawon - public-welfar- , 1 Di City MAIN M. I. CDtUtSN. . -- V let- ters from the Prosecuting Attorney of Uinta County and tho Justice of the Peace cf Evauston Precinct, W. T. We believe in giving every accused person a chance" for Mr. Garbanati's letter is merely an effort to exonerate Mr. White, and needs no comments of ours. Mr. White's communication calls for one two remarks. ' We can, of course, find no fault with the Justice for being too deaf to hear profane and abusive language uttered iu his small court room by an intoxicated officer. Like the horse old under a warrant of being without fault, and afterwards discovered to be blind of one eye, it was "not his fault" but his "misfortune." And we would add tho misfortune of the precinct afflicted with a deaf J The principal fault we found with Mr. White, was for putting the prisoner, Williamson, into tho hands of sheriff who was ; utterly incapable of taking charge of him. From the Justice's own admission that officer had interrupted the prosecuting attorny three times in court, and this interruption occurred while Mr. was showing the court how the sheriff permitted the prisoner while in his custody to go at large unattended. Yet Mr. White gave the prisoner into the chargo of this intoxicated, abusive officer who had shown his unfitness to hold him, and who demonstrated it still further by letting the .prisuner escape on the ; first opportunity. Wo are not aware what is the practico in Wyoming, but we do know that generally a constable is the officer of a Justice's court, and that warrants .are - issued to that officer, while a Sheriff is a county cer. Mr.. Burns had acted in the case of this prisoner as special, and if no regular constable was present the Justice had full power to deputize one as he had himself ruled l, Z. C. bro-vid- JUSTICE TO THE "JUS- "U" conhtablc. Motion overruled and defendant held. Defendant, iheo filed tbe following uffidavit for a change of I :I Sir MIMEf TILL AUO fc0.J3 nr Cent Km:ra'tla,' Jthenrant-'ratPitea, ilmcm,t PTr.1 o;siiou ack, halt , a tt u unM N'imDiee, t , . aw and may be joetly termed the pacace for EXTERNAL WOUNDS-- not priii up in a day fiUCiH." TEE MOST ABSUnD AKI AM BI UlWATCBAl.a'"-CLAISI- 10 'liEHI,00ar mexts. Iiutwe havo tho eiperncemoetw w.tli tje tUirtv years of trial, witaee 6tiatJilreultB,acdby omulatuik. ol 0 recensmended, aa sot Lininrcniis It tbe MciicywilltoEcfGnde D0 rot be imposed r?o-- i t7 orin" eny P'flI'11netrVa tiuimf nt claimiD!? he sroo aits, ahey are a chjat end &' and get notiuug but - mo-tiu- Liquors and Cigars. . - Mdcaa Musbnj Lis:: CZ- - Solo 25c, lt us. Pccggisis asp Can 50c. and CI ?cr Eot : LTON CO. |