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Show to be given Vy tlieiq and each of them Com jjros 1 o n a. I . for their toluntarr s irrenrter tor trial Ia the Senate yesterday the action of at the next term of this court, and that in giving each bond, to be approved by the House repealing the l'acifio mail adsaid court, that the court will order that ditional frubeidy of '72, was concurred i no warrant of arrest shall be issued The House bill regula'ing the Quarter- She (Ofita Sliuutum. Charles W. Pciiraae, Editor mad R'uiueM Kwwi. ' ,, ! , against them or either of them, or if aow issued, that the same snail be tori revoked on the completion of said bond or recognizance. And your ora'ors will ever pray. OUDEX. UTAll. TTedupsdaj Evening, Tub. 25 175. TERRITORY OF UTAH. JUDICIAL PROCEEDIXU. YEX.ITIOCS Salt a certain to this ia eay anyTerritory clique which appears thing, or do anytliiug t be ir favor of the Mormons" no matter how just an J righteous it may be. Messrs. Sutherland and Bates, attorneys of Salt Lake, have obtained a very large share" of "Mormon" legal patronage. That i to gay those gentlemen have been retained in a very large number of cases in which "Mcrmons" have been parties, and have done their best in biahalf of their Mormon" clients, whether aV plaintiffs or defendants. This has brought upon those gentlemen the ire of that clique. Mr. Kates has committed additional sin against the clique, by his refusal, when U, S. District Attorney for the Territory, to yield himself to their dictation and work in their Bpecial interest. Judge Sutherland has felt compelled on neveral occasions to exhibit the weakness of Judge MeKean's opin- It isa crime iu the eyesof -- ion by showing the-- strong reasons of the law in opposition to them. All this is of course unpardonuble, and must be punished with the severest penalties. An opportunity has just been af forded to aim a blow at these able Tuwyers, and it is needless to say the chance has not been lost. Last December eiflrht persons accused of par ticipatiou in the Mountain Meadow rnassicre, desired the legal services of Messrs. Sutherland and Bates. They had placed themselves outside of the Territory and the reach of the Second District Court in which they had been indicted, not' wishing to lie in jail for any indefinite period with out chance of trial. They dreaded the position in which Lee an Dame are1 placed through the spite of Federal officials, who want those men to be punished but not to have an opportunity to vindicate their La ss. as Oountt. Geo. C. Bates being duly eworn, saitlf rhat ha i alu beard the foregoing petition aud knows the contents thereof, that the same is true of his own knowledge, except as to the matters and things stated to be on information and belief, and as to these he be'ieves to be true: that the reason why this affidavit is not made by the petitioners, is that tbey are out of this Territory, beyond its jurisdiction. Gao. C. Batss. Sworn to and subscribed b store mt this 2d day of .February. 1875. ' J. ii. Beadle, Clerk of the Supreme Court of Utah Territory. The object of this arrangement was not to evade the law, not to aid in the escape of criminals, not to compound a felony, not to condone a crime, but to ensure tha voluntary appearance for trisl of the accused, without expense to the country, and at the same time give theni an assurance that they would not rot in jail unconvicted and untried. Dut thin proceeding is a little out of the technical legal course, and lajs the e gentlemen open to an attack from the clique. So Judge Boreman has sumnoned them to appear before his court on the 5th of April next,to show cause why they should not be punished for contempt and be disbarred from practising in that court, for insultingly asking the court to negotiate terms with alleged felons. And such is tha order of Dorcman., We doubt not the gentlemen will be abundantly able to vindicate their Mr. Bates takes all the own cause. responsibility of the rtfatter on his master's department, passed. The army appropriation bill panned with several amendments, the whole clause in relatiou to the payment ef taib oads being stricken out. The committee on fiuHDce reported adversely oh various bills to mints and recommended that the President be requested te enquire as to the best point iu the West for a mint, and report next session. In the House the tariff bill was deba ted at great length, aad finally passed. The firt section fixes a tax on all future production of high wines, at ninety cents a gallen. The second section increases the tax on manufactured tobacco from 20 to 24 cents per pound, and on cigars from five to six dollars a thousand, en cigarettes from $2 50 to $2.75. Neither tax to apply to any)f these articles on which the existing tax has been paid, The third section increases the tax on sugar, molasses, railado, etc., to an amount equal to 25 per cent, of the present duties Section four replaces the ten per cent, horizontal production in the tariff on certain manufactured goods. Section fifth provides that the increased duties provided by the act shall not apply to any goods en shipboard to the United States oa Feb 10th, 1875, and the goods in bond at Ihe date of the pacsage of this act.. Section sixth provides for ihe free admission of bolting cloths. and vexations judicial proceeding, but it serves to show still further than ever,the bitterness which rankles iu the hearts of certain persons against anything of anybody that attempts to serve parties sup- posed to becounected with the "Mor- mon" people. & IMMEDIATE SALE! Ryan, FIRST-CLAS- S iooUShoemakcr Z. MSIIIXCJ GOODS, French 4 iA and other MEKCIIAN JISE, heretofore carried by NNOtTNCES TO THE PUBLIC that, having assumed the business, he is prepared to manufacture! to order, above-name- . curred " Skc 2. That section twenty-fou- r of said entitled Ordinance be so amended as to strike out all of said section after iho words, "skail be a lien," aud insert, 'oa the property assessed, after the t roll shall have corrected been confirmed, until such tux is paid or remitted by ihe City Council of said assct-jnien- Ca-isimere- , d our Clothing: Dep't, has been transferred to the Wholesale ' Dry Goods Dep't; under the BOOTS and SHOES charge of II. IN' THE VKRY h , BEATIE. S. Best Style and Workmanship. Orders will be This Stock conprises an E3TDLKSS Ta. riety of Gentlemen FnrniKhing Goods, Promptly Filled aud lit pairing Neatly Executed. P.P. RYAPJ, FACING UNION DEPOT, Hcu'sand Boy's Ready-Jlad- e Clothing in all grades, ana many remnants oi i remu ana OGDEN, UTAH. Amending an Ordinance entitled, "An Ordinance Relating to City NATIONAL Officer." ts 0. M.. I. Salt Lake City. Tllfc STOCK OF GEXTIiEMEX'S FUR. AN ORDINANCE WATCH English Cassiiucrcs, principally SPBISO STYLES,' all of which, being of a better grade than our Wholesale Trade requires, will be COMPAi. O USUALLY JOBBED OFF AT LOW FIG- - HUES ELGIN WATCK-ESELGIN WATCHES! I SIX STYLES B. W. Kaymond, H. Z. Culver, H. H. Taylor, NOVy JIEKCMAXT TAILOBS desiring to sort IN MARKET. O. M. up their stocks, or any Gentleman wishing Wheeler, Met. Laflin, J. T. Eyerson. n. But recently placed tefore tlie pnldie, the SUPERIORITY 1'K TIJESH WATl HEd IN AM) CONSTRUCTION bin already secured fur them a liriiitatiirn,iui& the lE. M AM) lor them Im m Ilauidlr I iirrcaned that the have cumjicllcii to make )urs;e t'oitiimny additions to their f i ce of Jimnlo.rr and Mwliin-eiy- , in order to muet therfquiivim'tilii of the Trad. Railroad mn, and others dctdnpg an acenrat. and reliable k. atcu, are invited to examine the B. W. ltaymond MovrnientH. One of our leartian RiiilioiidCompntiies. thminisrhl v convinced of their them to their Engineer?, superiority, and tlKj are pronoimiod by tbem to be the closest runnins Amei icun t.ailwny WaJcbes yet aiannfoe. eijnnl tosonm of the finest imported "A ;i tvTif as correct Ko Movements retailed by the Company. Cull on our Jo'.eler and ask to Sea theoi. Tnisli ietn nlaln aTlaini nt Y.nw Bi! avili fin well to call and examine these f oods, 9 dl27 lm Supt. Business Office and Salesroomsf 159 & 161 LAKE ST., CHICAGO. city." tKC. 3. That section forty two of said entitled Ordiuanue be so amended as to sit ike out the following w ords, viz. l . '. make returns of all such delinquents to Mr. Bates met their attorney at rUXISIIMENT BEFORE the Assessor and Collector bef ie the first Monday ia October of each year, COaTVlGTIOX. Beaver, and in their behalf the folwho shall." L. J. HERRICK. Mayor. lowing documents were made out and The course pursued in relation to submitted to the Assistant U. S. Dis- Col. T. E. Ricks is sufficient to deter I hereby certify that tho above in a corre t copy of an Ordii.auce eutitlod "An Ordinance trict Attorney and by his advice to from justice" in this ameuding an Oidiuttuoe entitled uu Ordinance "fugitive any ! relating to City p evented by the Com Jitdg BoTctoan : Territory from delivering himself up mittee on Revision, aud passed In due form by Terrii ort of Utah, until the last extremity, or thero is the City Council of Ogden City, at a meeting of inno-eenc- e. Successor to Read A Sec 1. Be it ordained by the City Council of Ogdea City, that section of an Ordinance entitled, twenty-thre- e "An Ordinance Relating to City Officers," passed April 28, A. D , 1870, be so amended as to strike out that part of said Ordinance after the word, "shall be deemed a refusal," and insert: 'ln case any person neglest or refuse to pay his tax, when required, the Assessor and Collector is hereby empowered and required to take and sell enough taxable property belonging to the delinquents to pay said lax aud the costs of Said properly shall be sold collection to the highest bidder, at public sale, at' ter at least six days public notice shall have bien given, cither by advertising own shoulders, averring that Mr. in some paper having general circulain said city, or by written or printed Sutherland was not a party to the at- tion noiices, posted in at least three public tempted arracgemeut, but he alone places iu said city, of the lime, place of sale, and kind of properly to be sold. prepared the offending petition. Provided, proceedings may be staid at It i to be regretted that they have any lime, by ihe delinqueut paying his tax and the auiouut of co-ulready inlaid themselves open to this misre-prescnti- P. P. RlTiiEJ, Being about to leave for Europe I will sell off , of Goods Bay stock Consisting of aJ w FURNISHIM GENTS' GOODS ! Ollt.-srs,- " Secant . v Judhial District County of Beater IIonBoreman, To the some little probability of that speedy trial which all alleged criminals can J Associate Jus- aid Council, held February 19th, 1875. JAMES TAYIiOH, City Recorder, of the Territory claim by law and justice. Five d of Utah, and presiding Judge of the months has Col. Kicks been confined TO-DA- Y! Judicial District aforesaid. iu the penitentiary, charged with J'eiition o. JtfcH'gbee, J, C. Haight, Edward .Welilon anil murder in shooting a professional AVm.. Stewart Samuel Duke, all oitizens of the Terri- horsethicf who was in his charge tory aforesaid, and Gee. W. Adsirt and sheriff as overto attempted Keectfirtiy stiowe'h onto the Court thorn him fifteen and are eepar-aiel- power Hint theyis and each of escape, nearly indicted fo? murder committed at was the day ago. Yesterday the Mountain Meade we, September 16ih, years his for trial. witnesses His & belie and are 18571 adymed Having rented the Gift Buildappointed Xhfj that tEe" Constitution of the United were ready, brought from a distance ing, Main Street, Ojiden, will State guarantees them a fpeedy trial constantly keep on hand a of a hundred miles, his counsel were Of the vicinage, aad to be conbyfwy Full Line of fronted with the witnesnes against them ready, he was ready. But the Disin the Dwtriot where-- the offence wan and trict Attorney couldn't proceed be eummitted; that each of liem are sow ready fortrial oa cause of ihe absence of some witnesss, iafd indictments,' and will promptly ap unnamed,- - who was said to be sick r said Court for trial in accordperr-itStoves, Carpets, ance with law, whenever th Court is and outside of the jurisdiction of the thereof. the to trial to prooeed ready court. So Judge McKean postponed Glassware, Crockery, These detVnd:ini further any that they hare families dependent upon them for the trial, and Col. Hicks must go Etc. their support and that to be imprisoned back to jail, and his witnesses in 'a'foilitary prison, or in a penitentiary while the law presumes them to be must go back to their homes ALL FOR SALE AT PRIinnocent, would not only leave their to repeat their journey or 'wait CES TO SUIT THE PUBfamilies to suffer, but deprive them of on heavy expenses, how lng wait of. or for their the proper nentis preparing LIC AND THE TIMES. defenaeand for this reason alone they they kuow not, until a witness who have left the Territory of Utah, and concealed themselTOS from the officers cannot be compelled to come into thereof. V ;'" court aud who may 6 just as well Furniture bought in large or small But thesi'tfefenclants, eaoh for him as any of thfra, chooses to come for quae titles. self, now proffers through their coundl35-ltn- . in & to Bates and Sutherland appear ward, testify. sel, court and give bonds in any reasoaahle those men who have this After sum, to he fixed by this court, for their outside of the juprompt voluntary appearance et its next placed themselves term, for trial at that time; that they risdiction of the Second District will not depart therefrom without the anxiotis iu IIRKRALItMX IS TO REXT FOR BAM.?, cuBsent of the ciurt; that tbey will Court, will certainly b family parties, on nny other orders all and stand to abide by ianday and Monday. Apply to Jue. perform the extreme tosurrender themselves. eveninjts butPioneer Drug Store, llatu Street, Horrocks, thea and there judgments and decrees OK'ien. seems before convictim Punishment and in the (hem premises, made against every Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. that they will not depart without leave of to be the policy of some officials " Sociables every Monday evening, at S o'clock. the court.' lecturer traveling through Ogdfn, freiruently favor with au address. That by this rolun'ary surrender Cincinnati a to paper, According i expen ow hero proffered all costs John Thomas was recently sued by ses of their cP'iiro and. arrest will be A. L. WAUGA3IAX, M. 1). ssvtd to t'ae Terri'ory and the nds of Hester Prim for brach of pronvse. by their a tandano 'John Thymus, come into court!" jus jce 8 Jor trial which they and each of tbem shouted ''John the constable. OFHCK, OPPOflTK IOST Orrit'E. solemnly aver they are ready for. me to court come m needn't Thomas Wherefore t'nee petitioner pray that Main Stmt, Oirdtn (itr, Uiah till efrrviint of hail any more," said Hester, primly. ,rM rr-.tice of the Hats. Caps, Boots and Shoes, Notions, &c, 32 AT PRICES WHICH DEFY upreme Court Sec-en- CO M'P.E.T ' ITION! NEW y Wm. Matheson Second IIan4 Furniture Must be Sold Without Reserve CD S. PLOMSKY, a llain Street, d99-3- & rO 8 WINE AND LIQUOR DEPOT .Etc., ib-er- Physician and Surgeon SCOTCH ENGLISH, il O A. Tm AND AMERICAN 1M B R'TC TC'Tl'f Of the Finest Qualities manufactured, on draughtj or in bottle, !2J J.i'lS KENT. Ogden. o ' TO ! ALSO, A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF SCOTCH , ' . IRISH WHISKEY! AND Home, Mountain Dew, l'ipifax, U. S., Victoria and California Wine Bitters, CHEAPER THAN ANYWHERE IN OGDEN CITY, at CLARK'S LIQUOR STORE, Main Street, KEAU - - Ogden, Utah THE LIVERY STABLfcd. . . Nothing adulterate. All of the best selection. 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