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Show " Hocsk: After prayer by the hapla this mjM1"er' with understanding the Speaker announced that he bad ap of toe law on ceie&uai marriage, men pointed Mr, Atkin, or Tooele, a aiembe incorporative, but afterwards to bo or me iouswing eomsaiuees: tu en OGDEN 'J UNCTION FIFTH STREET. grossing; en revenue; n election; o made public. education Mr. Rockwood, of the committee on As to the "reproach" of polygamy, Chablks W. Penrose, - - Editor the clause refers to lections reported. adversely oo the peti as polygamy pop lion or u. w. xappan ana w others '. K. BIMAjrORD, Btuintt llaaagtt. On motion of Mr. Pack report accept ularly understood under that name, and as practised in Eastern nations, ed, and the committee discharged from lurtber consideration of the subject. Friday Fs. 4. nT6 whrch is ns fai from the "celestial (H. P. No. 19) "A bill for aa aot in mimiiuTa." nP PKnrnr. B. .on.n. corporating Ephraim City." wai rea ' . the seeond time by tectiens. Amended . ,. is irom tne cnaste reiatioss oi and finally passed in due form amy ItlARRIACSE I'LUIML AM) Mr. rarr reported in. r. no. iz) "A properly regulated matrimony. JMCHIXOIC'S bill foi An Act to Limit the time The statement of the Herald, that which Criminal actions may be prosecu J he organ of the sect commonly Amended by th Consresmay rightfully suppress this ted id. this Temtory. who recommended its pas committee, l"D M,ra practice of our religion, is, then, un- - sage, w c . a :.. ....i tempts is a, lontr ana laDorea article. .... rending the reading of the section which declares there shall b no limit to to oTerttow me position or , the ej a mai;jnanfc desire for the over- - the for the crime of murder, J u sgtion. on th Ifegal aspect of the tbrew of a peopIo whom the IIcrald Mr. prosecution John Taylor moved that the bill be recommitted, to toe committee on judici religious piarai marriage question. VWlVVi ULUUDVHl ary. He made a vigorous speech in op We will not inflict upon our readers The Herald further says : position to the provision, and cited in (he task f wading through the ar "If there be an equal number of mar stanoes to Show that it ought not to pass He detailed, briefly, the circumstances ticle in question, but simply state its riageable men and women in a common. of the Morrisite trouble in Weber ity, and any one man takes more than sum and substance. ago. He said that one wire, ne is debarring some other ceunty, several years had- - been ordered by Mr. Burton man from the of this exeroise The Herald holds that, privilege. and is aomtnittina constrictive!; a tres United States judge (Justice Kinney) to was at the posse and arrest certain parlies institution not, 'Polygamy pass against bim, and a crime against take a Morriaite in the settlement. The officer of the Churoh, and has never been toe law protecting bis rieht." r rraaAaA Ia OTOriila r a nait oinee. legitimately an establishment of Wonderful losio Astonishine - r .. religion, 'within the meaning of the wl were killed, itatute' of the constitution.- - beeause legal aeumen Does the law give du,7 one or two ..of h,s Inen I - n I n ' . , C . 1. II Mn. Hi. .' ik.i It ,u.. na biou euiua ui iuv morriBlies bcio to n? maQ to man7 a wo" Mr. Burton had lived in the and has never been since, leritimatelv lhe community made a tenet of the Church of Jesus lMn man if she doesn't want him ? Does for years afterwards, never seeking to . . . Christ of Latter-daescape, and was always considered an Saints; and Ibat it . aKtpm 0nn ins; plural tnamatre honorable man. subsequently mission in a crime, as so declared bv said I . i Lburcb itself, and may, therefore, .right- - compel any woman to unite herself judges came to the Territory and the of murder was instituted against imy bs suppressed by Coigzets " with a m.,".;J man ? The same logic charge AIr ii,lHnn h.jm, -- -j vUUBu. n't.:-:- .. .: e i ts mo 13 a rinuidf may ui puniDg wouia aeDar a Widower irom marry- - tnere ougnt to be some provision to pre l from perpetratiBg an argument. Eat the intelligent iDg again, because there are many 1M,0Vun, Honorable men ought judioial reader can guess at the meaning of bachelors who want wives. rlural to be protected, and ought not to be to such charges and prosecuthe writer. II& makes an assertion mnrrin ,.1;- tn- wnmo ' I subjected o o I H lirina rla(c.l Hi. nata r.t ana a ctance to Marry the man Ricks of Cache oounty. who. as sheriff. We admit that polygamy wa not whom they would rather have than was 6uarJdiD8 prisoner when the latter a part ot the creed of. the Latter-da- y To any other. The single man is not de-- hi.7.r ViotT the Tis0De7 bints at the organization of the barred" from marrvinjr t.hn wnnian if "un wneI1 Kioks shot him. No ons at . Iilns, ta I IlIGIItS. j;b, m , Vi made general, and thought a special law in favor f officers would be inoonsist ent. Mr. Farr said if they could pass a bill that would make honest men of judges, he would be in favor of it. Sir. Taylor thought he had been mis apprehended. If a private citizen eharg ect with murder remained at home and did not try to escape, there- should be a limit to the time for prosecuting bint, He did net know as the house ought te be guided by precedent ia the passage of a limitation law; nor did he cure whether the governor signed the bill shoM it pass. After further discussion similar to the above, Mr. Taylor's motion to recommit the bill to the judiciary committee pass ed, and .Messrs. Taylor and Penrose were added to the committee. Mr.' Preston's motion that the house meet hereafter at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. was lost. House adjourned till Friday. THEATRE. Joseph. Tyrrell AViNG REMOVED HI3 BUSINESS to the PIONEER DRUG STORE, Mai. Street, announces to his numerous patrons that he is still prepared ta ,urih them with L BOOTS IkWM SHOES, Of excellent, Material awl Superior Worl;mansMp, at prices that Defy Competition. Good jit guaranteed In addition to his former business he now has A FINE STOCK OF DRY GOdhk EOCE1IE ' ALSO Prescriptions dispensed by a competent in English, Freach ot , WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO AND CIGABS Cash, Wheat. Barley, Oats. Batter, Eggs and Hide Meceived in payment for Merchandise. JOSEPH HALL, Gen. Supt. CENTENNIAL JOHN DRIVER, Dispensing W. S. READ, Foreman Boot and Shoe Dep't. d92 BENEFIT Dru,t JOSEPH TYRRELL, Prop'r. tf In aiif of the y w " Church. - ! Pure Drugs and Hcdieincs experienced Druggist. Latin carefully compounded. GRAND "S" .... .. i OF THE CHOICEST BRANDS. . 1 a Full Line of A 1 . ' . Indeed, polygamy, taking t he word to mean the social custom n Tnrfcev. ani r,tltr in YOrue o i .:. twv ,u.k. U k willing, and if she is not, must SlJd Sfi cii RiiTS'i iiSJ have him LADIES FUND, Saturday Eve, Feb. 5t,li OF OGDEN. When will be presented THE SEA OF ICE r . mi j r r i l ur, a iflirst ior uoia, TWr.ir mrt C rifles. . 'lEcer and an honorable maa. reoenuy u.en ineaior mur With numerous other attractions. Tr..u uaa der after being i kuv 4ip.uu nuivu tuu Aiciaiu confined in jail for some j era nations, is pot now, and never Let up for bachelors? time, under the instruction of a jurist whose mission was to persecute, not nas peen, a part of that ereed. Jut But in most communities the proseoute. Mr. wanted honor DISSOLUTION NOTICE. it is idlo for the Herald, or "any number of marriageable women ex- - able men proteotedTaylor such tnalici- againi-The Wobor County Mannfitcinrlne ami Mercn- oious prosecutions. When an officer, in ethcr man. to state that celestil eeda thn tile AwHjcistlon in tliie day diaeolred by mutual his tnnk .Ufa lh dutie. performing . ' . . ., . i con8ent. Pvrgona knowing tlienivelrea indeiited ii men, ana tne suDject or " w nat limit for the mariltge, which, includes," under cer- - aoie . investigation and presecu- - in thA .IwiV. Aunmatinn Vntiat a..la ). f1. OUR HOUSE IN SALT LAKE HAYING PURCHASED . .. a n.-- n. niuiall . v. . uhnrt if i,ki. .hi-.uw.o m.iiifi 1 tain regulations, the marnace of is to be done with tne surplus .A -linn ah nn .Id h - vitrt utcu. vi ttllUUUt I A vuu.., .nil.. U.v. FOR US the officer continued in rmd in ik. Preon holding claims acainm the abore Ansae a more than one woman to the same men, nas been a tioa will ulenae present them for settlement, the problem which community, not attempting to eseana books and accounts of the Institution have lwen man, is not cow an, established doo- - many wise statesaicp have endeavor and his conduct was approved by his placed in tke hands of Mr, Joseph Hall, Persons interested are requested to settle with him. ha rrion,!. Ann lha riAn triae and practice of the. Churoh. ed to solve, but in vain. The very The charge should he WM. II. PIDOOOK investigated by JOS. TYRRELL. It is a fact well known to all the idea of "surplus women is a libel on i ln09e "cqua'ntea witn... : .it, and not by Ogden City, Jan. 3rd, 1876. u mi i muoo Mny.. mm OVTv jfc. t civiiiacd world that ih Church, has tne iair sex. n an unnutjumuiQu opportunitv was should be om law tonrot.f.tih.nfr.o... ANDaccepted that doctrine, founded on a afforded , all of them to marry, the id the discbarge of their duties, t other revelation given to Joseph Smith in term would become obsolete, as it wise they would not jeopardize their lives. As regarded those who fled to J84J, and that in 18a3 that revela- - should. escape justice, he was in favor of follow them forever if necessary, and seeing Uon was publicly read at a general The Lands of the Jiut whether marriageable women ing tout tney were punished. assembly of the Church in Salt Lake are in excess of, equal to, or less than Mr. Farr wanted the bill referred to a special committee, as the judiciary I I'lAV DIMUM Dill Dfl 1 11 flft rlntA and from-tha- t Citv. . , .1 1 1 1 1 1. L 1 1 . i ., i - rI :,, lsin r..n iiuo uiaumLcauit! uicu, lllB 1 lLTUW uvt i vt tne same nuio uiey uuuguu tur tuemseives, gave us tne aavantageot nsideredthe mat- uaiuiiwau inuiiiu " OI Buuiuuiot luujr on recognized amang the members of the choice on their part, would throw ter and presented what, they considered l'igures, consequent purchasing in w e oesv. ia none oi ioe unitea uurtsa in an me world, as part and n. th rTornM'a '" Lying west of the 8 ALT LAKE ME .;i,f' v e States was there a statute limiting the parcel ot their religious faith, Us bachelors t marry. It has no ex time ior prosecuting a murderer. He RIDIAN, in the counties of DAVIS and practice, however, being limited to istence but by consent of the other had oo objection to the insertion of a WEBER, Utah Territory, are now offered clause requiring the prosecution of an of- iaai io Bex, and plural marriage leaves the fioer who took life in the performance of for sale at the Eand Office of this And also on freighting in CAR LOTS, which benefits we purpose with our many customers and friends. law was m to?co proniliting suck women free to unite with either bis duties, witnin a certain number of Company at Ogden. but he would not consent to pass years, married or single man, according to ing a law that would practioe. prevent the inves Persons having made application for That which is- given to the Church, her own free choice. Debar her tigation of such a charge against an offi cer. If an officer did right he was not any portion of said lands will make by revelation and accepted as such, from this privilege, and the Herald afraid te have his conduct investigated. Salt Goods must certainly be, according to its doctrine of Mr. Penrose replied to the remarks of payment for the same without de- trespass upon human woconstitution, a tenet of th Church, rights weuld apply in her case, and Mr. Taylor by reading a section in the lay act on crimes and punishment, which -uu us practice an establishment oJ thus The lands will be sold on the follow any law which prevents her ex said what was justifiable homioide. By Ogden 1 : i , rcligion-ercise of this privilege ought to be tnat section oiticers were fully protected ing terms: One-fiftthe purchase mon Mr. Penrose thought there ought to bo If the Herald holds that nothing "suppressed by Cor.grsss." some limit to the time for prosecuting ey down, the balance in equal annual enn be legitimately a tenet of the When the Herald has digested the for a murder, and suggested that ten payments, with interest at 6 per eent. years be fixed as the limit Church except that which, was insti- above we have more to offer. Mr. Taylor said the law read by Mr. A discount of 10 per cent, will be tuted nt its commencement, the ediPenrose was in force when the atrocities referred to by hiin were perpetrated by made for full payment in cash at the tor is in blank ignorance of tho nature tne courts. time of the purchase. of the Church, and must repudiate, LEGISLATIVE. Mr. Lyman was opposed to adopting Mr. Pearosi's suggestion, and moved an TWENTT-FIFTI- I DAY. aany dodtrincs which he j rofesses to amendment te Mr. Taylor s motion, that consider sacred. The Church is prome committee oe instracted to insert a f Thursday, Feb. 3, 1876. provision in the bill limiting the time in gressive, and from the day of its orTand Commissioner, CocHCiL. On motion of Councilor E. which an officer can be prosecuted for d73-t- f ganization, doctrines and regulation-havSnow, chairman of the committee on ccn- - taking lire, to three years; also that Mr V. P. It. It. Co. been added U its fundamental tennial, to whom was referred the peti laylor be added to the committee on dll3-4tion of tne president and members of the judioiary principles, according to-- the change women's centennial executive committee Mr. Farr thought it would be inconof circumstances and the increased for Utah, the petitioners were given sistent to enact a law to cover what bad leave to withdraw said petition. already been done, but tbey might prolightand faith or its members. There Coanotlor tnnoot haviag obtained leave vide for the future. Further, in reply to - - ATTRACTION EXTBAORDISARV! iino final revelabioo, doctrine of pre presented (C. F. 8) ''an act providing Mr. Taylor, the legislature could not ior tne eieouon oi county prosecuting at a law that would protect the people cept in it. Eteiaal truth, in all its torney and prescribing the duties and from mission jurists. He was opposed to LONDOX ASSURANCE CORPORATION ! boundless extent is the 8urco of its fees of the same." Read and referred to screening a murderer, if the crime had eommittce on j.udiciory. been committed fifty years ago. supplies,' and the stream, m everflow On motion of W. S. Snow the commit. Mr. Preston moved that a clause be ing, aad the fountain will never run tee was initraeted to take into consider- inserted in the bill tbat no person shall H , Assets, 11,000,000, ation the propriety of making the law be indieted or tried for a capital offense " dry. general in its application to all counties. unless within three years from the time Ogden The Herald's statement that poly Councilor duff, chairman of commit of its commission, the provision not te INSURANCE COMPANY ! tee to on whom was to referred railroads, from No apply persons fleeing WOW justice. YOUR gamy is declared a crime by the (C. F. 6 and 7) two railroad bills, report- second. 'Chtirfh is a great mistake The de-- ed back a sabstitute (C. F. 9), and Mr. re To get yoar Thurber thought prosecution for that it be put upon its pas murder should have some limit, :UrUonia the appendix to the Doc commended Mr. S. 8. Smith favored referring the sage- Assets, trine and Covenants to which h $8,000,000, The bill (C. F. 9) for an act to amend bi'l to a special committee, as the judi aot an providing for the incorporation ciary naa toorougniy invesiigaied the All refers, and which is not in the nature my stock has been inspected by or railroad companies and the manage QUEEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY ! subject and presented what tho commit of a revelation, says: ' meat of the aflairs thereof," approved tee considered were the best provisions. the City Inspector, and "Inasmuch as the Church of Christ reo. I'J, 180V, was read, massed its first as gathered from the statute books of '. i Use been reproached with the imt o reading, by unanimous consent was read other States. They could pass no law Assets 10,000,000, fro Id r- furaicaiion, and polygamy, we declare tne second time by sections, and reooro wucrv vi yw nrr TO Bl thai w believe that ooa maa should milted to the cemmitte en railroads with by judges; and to insert such provisions AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY certain as Suggested would kill the bill. have one wife, and one woman but one Instructions to incorporate rURE DISTILLED LIQUORS. amendments therein. Some cf the specters having referred husband, 4o. A message was received from the boase te Ohio. amnesty, Mr. Taylor said he did not Now, it will be observed that for- announcing that they bad passed (H. F. believe in amnesty. If any one had com Jtj prices will Compare favorably -- a out $1,000,000, With the Assets, incorporating: I.Dhraim citv." mitted a crime, let him ator.e tor it. He THcatioQ ia here called a crime, but The bill was read the first lime, and re wished to guard honorable men from ju polygamy is not. Also that a woman ferred to the committee on municipal dicial tyrrany and oppression, and pun CHEAPEST in the CITY., FIREMANS FUND OF CALIFORNIA ! and ish the guilty, lownsites. w! positively restricted to one hus-len- d corporations On motion of Councilor Calne Mr. Penrose asked if the gentleman AND (C.F.I) at a time, and a mau is not. 'the penal code of Utah" was recommit. Assets, (Mr. T ) wanted to make an exception IJcfore Yon Buy. And it is claar by the wordiBg that ted to the committee on judiciary, and in favor of officers. made the special order for Mr. Taylor ?aid he did. "VT. 13. the writer presented these points ia $2,396,273. I ri.TTTVT'- - Losses Mr. Penrose wanted the prevision toM in Adjourned. UoS tf ..!. I she be compelled to P ' v dutJ because 88 10 TfftflTTif- - t. flQTS5 SiTiO. CffillTI. try t . 11 - I I 1 d-- tf A CHRISTMAS, HOLIDAY -- ... Sale. ."Land T -- D 1 K, IMMENSE QUANTITIES! to Remember, no Freight on our can sell Cheaper in Lake, hence than in the City. T h O. F. DAVIS, Walker Brothers, MAIN STREET, OGDElV. e J. E. DOOLY Insurance Agency en-a- ot & CO S. Slain Street, IS TIME Of London, England. IMPERIAL Of London, England. gM IIOLIDAYLIQUORS! WAR RAN TED Of Liverpool, England. Of Cincinnati, - low Ogden Utah. "AULD ItEEIClE" LIQUOR STORE! N Crai and d2 i Ri de 0 as st Ame Deec eenti Heai abov fectl for i a wa in th post Ilelir ' 278 Ma; All pers, Jeha ii CALL TASTE t paid since it organization,' 1 Oo ell. ket. Fran |