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Show VOL. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. a OFFICE U. MO VO CITY. U. T.. SATUUDAY. JUNE 1. FOR UTAH. ILS Georse I. Woods, Oregon Gfwga A. lilarfc, Utah c'hief JUNtlee Ja. R. MrKenn.X. T. f Philip II. Kmfpmn j Jaeoh K. lkm-iuaen- - R. Maxwell, Mleh, I LWw. Cafey, HI. ir, S, Atbtruey KYrrtbatl (ifiuT.il.. Wrreyof Heeert rror Public Moneys, J.B.Overton,lo. Willett PoUemter LeUnLOgh-e- , P. Taggart, I1L '.K.Awivar J. Uolllsier, Cb.1- lolleernr.... r. h. Jerk bd Judicial DLtrtct, C, W. Emera! (loveruor AKiaU....... .a X SPEECH time during which the first and second district courts have tcen in session, op to within the la-- t HOFI. CEO. Q. CANNON three years, will not average two days in each year, and there has OX THS la'cn a year or more at times II I L L. when no district court has been held outside of Kdt Lake. The Fnm the Congreaxlonal Recool, June 3J- - district court in isalt Like has been in session but asmali portion - , of the time. . In the Houe of Representatives, - Home of the judges appointed Juno 2d, fefter the reading of the In rears to the lirst and. hc-or- u districts never saw the places hill, and a number of members had for bolding their courts. Roappointed FIoken uion its merits, Jlr. the Recently judges of these disland allowed the Delegate from tricts have held courts regularly Utah three quarters of the remain- in their district:,' aad the Judge has a residence ing hour to'hpeu.k'Upon the rac'as-ar- e, of the . Mr. Cannon district, and' prbbdI3y'the granted a por- in his of second in his also; judge tion of that time to Mr. Crounse bu of thisthe I am not certain. If of Nebraska, and Mr. Potter of he has, he is I believe the first New York, who showed the In- judge who has resided there. The had therefore of justice that would be done the probate courts to be endovvded with necessity of Utah the peojile by passage of POLAND jai tirat-distric- territorial officers. . Geo, Q. Cannon Zernhhabel Snow J. I. T. Me All Oder Wm. Clayton Amlltor James Jack ivmyrfr .R. I Campbell Kupt. Common School la.Stc to Oonsreaa-.-.. Attorney General Marshal t 13. officer in the church, you exclude from uU offices in the Territory every respectable Mormon. Hir, I re;nat there are no reasons, unless they be religious, w hy there tdiould he Fecial of this character for Ufiih. If it Ui the Intention to strike a Mow at the Mormon people, to exclude them for exercising the jouer of of controlling the country which they have redeemed and made valuable, of them of the right to depriving hold office; if it be the intention to wre- -t the government of the Territory out of the hands of the Ld give it into the UMj.-Uhands .of others .vs ha are the y rainurity, then U,U-- LiL-ui$n. swer the purpose designed. Rut in attempt tig to force this biii through this House do nut let it ie said there are legul reasons for its passage. 1 ho legal rea-on- s for NO. 237. 1S7--1 have had, too, the United States district attorney Ftealing on this fi)or whenever he could get a chance fur - the same purpo-These men luvg been here constantly pres-in- g ujKn members of the Judiciary Committee, upm memtvrs of the Committee on the Territories, and ujon gentlemen who are not on either of tho-- e committees tho postage of this are.not allowed if they aym beof lieve in the rightfulm-L-to sit ujm a J T, and s joiy-gum- y, when general nputitimi is made evidence in criminal Let an unprejudiced Jurist examine this bill, especially If ho has had experience in the Territories, and he cannot fail to how dangerous and'tubver-Fiv- e of all repuMiran government bill. it is. I cannot U lieve that then Mr. Poland. I presume the gen- is a nteralier of this IIou-- o who tleman does not mean to mis- would vote for fucIi a bill to le state; but neither tho dRtrict at- enforced against any ether people nor any one than thro, who in Utah torney; the mar-haelse from Utah has had anything Territory. Ia--t gentlemen examto da with the prcpiration of this ine It and try and Lrg t that it is till except a geniienuu named designed to t put in Whitney, a lawyer of Halt Lake agagiast tlie Mormons, and then if they would City, w ho ; holds -- none of these atk tUeni-sfive- s and w ho to hae U"'LrV upeui the me in jxrmons ' " the preparation of None fetat ute book. l of thoe other gentlemen had anyHere the hammer ML thing to do in reference to it, (CXJNTINCED ON SECOND PAGE) Mr. Caqnon, of Utah. I am very glad Mr. Hpeaker, to have the business gentleman make this statement, . . . because 1 have it in my power to prove that the district attorney m. d. did before the Committee on the n. m. Territories claim the authorship PHYSICIAN AND SURCECM, pm-i-cutio- ve pre-coi- , l, e ro-fid- ei-rr- ti.i -- - tho-Lii- its jassage do not exist f extensive Iuridiction or the peoHir, you doubtless remember the bilL ple would have been compelled to that at the sevdon of the Legida-tur- e c:ds. Mr. Cannon of Utah, Mr. Speak- punih crime, to have had reof Utah, held, some few er, the reasons which have been course to lynch Liw. Rut sup- months ago, a resolution was CTAII COUNTY OFFICER assigned by the gentleman who posing thee courts had been in adopted asking Congress to apRoccns, Promte Jiiiliie..AV5mn X. Pusmberry has introduced this bill for its regular session: M. George, a city point a congressional couimi-do- n Mrron Tanner pMvsdge are, that in the C Territory of two thousand inhalitants, pos- to visit Utah and examine Into of this bilL a kllw-r- t K. Thnrber of Proxo Oily, XT. X. Utah the have chosen a sessing large agricultural and the condition of affairs there. It Mr. Poland. Then he claimet people (.ThoaJ.McCullough territorial he marshal, who, la John Nut tall OrrirK, to lixr eat of Ft Coofx'ra-t- li says, manufacturing interests, is situ- had been alleged that legidation what was Dot true. County Recorder whor: In kep Orus of tl Mr. Cannon, of Utah. I know klodx. Sheriff Henry a Rogers has endeavored to wrest power ated in the southern part of the by Congress was necessary in con,icd from mar-hathe states United in the second judicial sequence of the usurpations of the that Mr. Whitney .had framed the J. R. Milner Territory Imseentlni Attorney R. Milner and have also elected a territorial district and one hundred and people who are in the majority in bill and as underJohn it; I 1. II. KIMMONS. 5L D.f sniveyor...,. Albert Jones attorney who has endeavored to twenty miles from Reaver, where that enmtiff by that stood him, (for he told me so himTerritory. They L John X Uttall interfere with the duties of the the court is held; the facilities for actioa plainly said they aro not self,) to the eentletnan from VersVmoty Clerk Treanrer.. Henry A. IUxon United States district attorney, traveling would enable a citizen afraiif of investigation and are mont, Mr. Poland Rut the dis- FnYBICIAN AND SURGEON, Assessor (mil Collector lames E. Daniels and also that they have conferred of Ht. George to arrive Ht Reaver quite willing to have their affairs trict am attorney, did state Provo CUy, Ytah. aul - Ml't, .Common Schools, W.TT. Dosenberry upon their probate courts concurla about three days. Would It t boron gitly examined, and if there doubtless the members of the w rent jurisdiction ith the district not, under these circumstances le ie wrong-cluinon on Committee the to wii their Territories part JIM I M r riXBKOKE, t- - hightydoconvenient lor., him. to have it shown up; but they courts for the Territory. ' ' remember the statement made by alo Out: Street, Inrto City, Utah, If these be the reasons for this transact any business Jo the tiis PROVO CITY OFFICERS. Mmin thplrcommitteerooro that to' have the conduct-o- f same then reasons the citizen A trict court? of Roston their accusers that a lie had helped to get np tfm- bill, PRACTICAL WORKMAN ON CLOCKS, ' ..Ahnihm o. Smoot legislation, Mayor exist In favor of similar legisla- can travel to Chicago quicker nnd fair, impartial examined, WlUiV, meu of lody might the bill before the Committee on All workWA11111.SMJ John Xnltall tion for all the Territories of the atil aarrantl. more and ltetween them. the Judiciary, called The lolani che;qer comfortably A Mermen.... hamuel s. Jones United States. The Territory of than a citizen of HL George can judge Mr. McKee. May I . k the Bill." This is the cla-v- of poisons Albert Jones Utah should not I made an ex- travel from his home to Reaver; gentleman if of tho-- e members of who have becu . urging this measflames Dunn. tint. R. Rar. Brewery, Councilors William A. Fol'et, John B, ception in this respect In every yet the citizen of Roston would the Legislature who signed the ure all the time. H&s an v capitals! I Milner, James V. Loveless ns at ii. consider it math: present organized, Territory, something of a hard petition about the vlolatma of the or any merchant from lltafi, ou laws all but three are polygamists of the thousands of Reeoeler... C5TT LIKE CITY, WIIorrU E AND ...I, John Xottail they have their local officers, their ship should he beohligedto tran ir,ii- -r In Alr,ia-vr-- Henry A. Dixon sheriff., who aro the ministerial act all his business at Chicago, and and living now in .violation of the who are said to bo in that Terri- 17 Iurur, Ac., Treasurer..., aul lmpootM auU doiiM tic. . Marshal nenry C. Roeers officers of their courts and who he would not be considered un- law? eome hero to tory, urge the imv execute B. their Milner should reasonable have some processes; he ask for City Attorney...a..John Mr. Oanrion, of Utah. Then they sage of this bill? Has there len WILLIA1I IKCE, their county attorneys who net for j local tribunal. Oliver towns in more reason fur them to shun tho Assessor and Collector lames F. Daniel inany deputation from an v of those Phsrtes T). MllleT the Territory and in execution .a the Territory are VlnpervUr.e situsimilarly vestigation. If they are all rlyg men? I am told there is a list of emery r:a ccTECTinr.ir.T A. G. Cownover its laws. Chlefof Police.... ated to that of St. George, and, ainits, and therefore all sinners, men, forty-fiv- e in number, who -- Robert T. Thomas Waterman ter.J SILVER CITY, TlXTlC. V. T. They also have probate courts, without local courts of some kind, then the greater reason why they have urged the of this City roMndkecper. JoslahT. Arroimmllh and in some instances possessing they are whollj. without protec should shun MIL All order An of IM that shows analysis lim tliil sarrtinndlne Nllnlcg investigation. I Daniel Graves Hexlon. U-quite an extemuve jurisdiction; tion by Judicial authority in proCutup Mr. McKee. Is not that true? that a protion of the--prtimja.y are men aul 10 ailcuur-to be open perty or person. Under thesecir I have the li- -t here. sufficiently extensive who have once 1 0011 Mormons, to the same objection that is made s, can it lo said that Mr. Cannon, of Utah. The very and who have an unconcealed disT. C. HXIitVIIXBONr, to thejurisdiction of the courts in the Lcgidature of Utah acted un- fact that this inves- like for their former brethren; invited they the .Territory of Utah. This is so wisely in conferring jurisdiction tigation shows that they aro not the others are men who are de- r.iEinciiAriT TAiLon, in respect to the Territory of Col- on the probate courts? Would afraid to meet the light of day pendent upon them for trade: Proxo City, U. T. orado and it ha3 .been the cae they not have fallen far short of and have full-e- d and others who are BfSr ttxo to Inform bl nunirxo of the and investigation lawyers, RATES OF DOMESTIC POSTAGE. with other Territories. Utah is their duty had they neglected to il.it: he I, now prpr-t- l 10 do freo--t character. There desirous to please the court of the and In (: brwnvtfia uX the all Ing, LrtTitr.. (Tbs standard single rate weight not the only Territory which has throw around their infant settle- have been difficulties doubt los In third judicial district. i ii rwtlenc. tn- - bit I t ai.d the Jurisdiction of the ments, so widely separated, such Utah Territory as there are In Is 'i mu avolrdnpoi!. Single rate letter amplified vc Store. Rut it may ffi said, If these, three- Kiuh of- the lott , t . throughout the United States.3eents probate courts. courts protect i'Mi a the Territories. other There and no is probate other influential capitalists One of my o! jections to the bill have afforded? ' ox. or frae- For each additional Territory of the United States to- people of Utah do not the under consideration is, that It i Ho far as the admini-dratioD, P. THUCGCM, of day in which there are not diffi- jiasage of this bill why have ocalin its theM there If in concernIs courts application. justice and rate. culties n not I in or combetween the they BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, Dmp letters, single disputes per by a e any reason for the enactment ed, I have had forwarded to me local and Federal authorities. The mute or by fetition come to the T rrj.xrt J to tnake Bca'crs ami a of law like same from reason the Territory a statement of condition of affairs in the Terri- House and urged that it to not this, the XitwsrtrKas. The standard rate Is I ns. MlOr. to order on f lie shortest exists to in all TerritLo oases the which havo regard i been tried tories of fo anomalous a char- pased? The reason is obvious. avolnlnpoisv. tre, (hole prertrh and C. S. eatf tories as well as Utah. nd C.iliforni tie WMitr "itkli), by the ordinary juries of the Ter- acter and so painful.that no people These men have imporant inter-eat- s alaav Dally, seven times a week, 85 eU. per quar. on hand. LrpalrlcT has been done; said TerIt in that the in the of court Salt can live under a territorial form ritory " probate riinrct:, six. Utah. in If Centre havo moderate, not hhojt, Street, they of Utah TO vo ('ll V. United Lake I States for ritory xnars several " ...... County of cases Without in not r10 irritation know government court, they do jears. udges have been driven away Out of a li- -t of eighty-fou- r . g civil Itetween the people or how soon they may have. It been flee. iae cases, to which Mormon and compelled to Weekly EC.'t, their local officers elected byj hem-selv- would require more titan ordinary ir.27.lXl J. STEV.T3T ( challenge the.- gentleman who were parties, fifty-nin- e 8 Monthly and the officers in whtroe courage, therefore, for such men Clf H I'nslne-er- , and made that statement to adduce a were decided in favor' of f, k, BtpntJ they have no voice. to come forward and Like jwrt Karxrywra, and dissenting Mor- appointment PgRtomraus. (Tha standard single rate single item of evidence to Lxamine all the Territories, and with the weak side, ..however Will r!ve epeeii attention (o oltatnln-rateIs 1 ox. avoirdupois). thecharge. In 1S67 Judge Drum- mons and twenty-fiv- e de- you will find this to bo the case. I and,,. Jietn? only strongly their feelings may lean Clalmti, tfur oal and Iron Ijtndt. and ai.I I eta. per quar. mond, who had conducted him- cided in favor of Mormons, show- The only difference between Utah in that direction, with j eiecially lh self most infamoudy in the Terri- ing how fair the administration of and the ( r j'roO'-X ... Monthlyother Territories is that such a judge in the third judicial ftrejmne am-s- f left and ami E etwi Lamf circutory. 1 afterward has it, been Scitp in JtcjrRf Quarterly that Territory her people, having an unjopuIar district as now sits there. justice Offle nt block aonth of half The maximum weight of any package of ited all manner of charges in the by juries and the prolmte court. religion, afford her enemies a betreldenee, bo will observed also that tho I'roro IIoum. It ul4ic prints against the peopleof The parties to sixty-tve- o aul cases ter chance to talk against them. w ho are' hero printed or miscellaneous matter Is 4 f avthe parties urging tah, among others, accusing were and dissentoirdupois. Mr. Hpenker, who are the men passage of this MU are those w ho them, I believe of using violence ing Mormons; and yet it is urged who have II. brought this till to this are Interested in its success. If r.YOOUE, and driving him from the Terri- as a complaint against these courts House and asked for its passage? this bill should become a law, the 'That was tory. that the are Bishcharge Mormon widely REGISTERED LETTER AND MONEY judges Is this the product of the w isdom offieo of the United Htates district H. X JST XT Ireutated, but upon examination , Ac. ORDERS. ' of the Committee on tho Judic-iary?N- attorney in Utah would be worth Wishe, t Inform Ms fHends and the all his statements were disproved. op, Hir, there I probably 'no officer l a Hir; this till is bat one as much as that of the President public penerailjr, that fce h Registration: letters may berrgistered on To return to the probate courts; In Utah Territory, if ho belongs oftheFeveuor eight bills which of the Unlit I Htates; tho office of payment of a fe of fifteen rents, but the was it wlae and who does have been brought to Washington marshal of Utah proper for the to the Mormon TIN-GIIO- P, rowrament takes no responsibility Fr legislative Territory would of Utah some to hold not Assembly in the men position bo who are interested in valuable. What does And t, by .' safe earringe or compensation In coses of confer upon to mannftwSore all kinds probate courts the church. The Mormon people do getting legislation passed through thisequally bill do? In the firet section it of tln-- a prepared loss. . are ai rvasonalle rates. urLdietion complained of? not believe in salaried preachers; Congress. It Is not a bill originat- sweeps away twenty-on- o sheriffs Shop corner of Ct nln? and Main ert, It will be remembered that but they believe It to bo tho priv-leg- e ing in theCommltteeoa the Money Orders: All principal pv-- t office Judic- nnd substitutes for them a United Provo Ci:r. ro.T nowreeeivosmall xutnsof money and he wli.it is now the State of Nevada of every worthy man or this iary or in the Committee on Ter- Htates marshal, and twenty-on- e suadrftiTs fiirfhesame upon other post once formed a of Territhe to be an organization part elder, and, ritories, or in any other commit- deputies in the counties; that Is a , of!Vv.x, suljert to the Pillowing chargee tory of Utah. At the present time when called upon, to make him- tee which has had thee bills be- deputv sicrxKunrK3.rr.3is!;:i for What and regulations: county. estenos three hun- self useful in preaching. Doubt-es- s fore it. Who have' been the men does the second section VlH'errtory dred and sixty miles north and provide? On orders no exeeedtng t7tl.. 10 rent many gentlemen about me who have Fought to get this bill It gives to the Uuited States disPETER GTUCDG, and two hundred and sixty-ou- r who have Over J and not South, (K)-- .. 15 Utah exceeding Territory and others like It passed by Con- trict attorney the entire control miles Ore 01 and not exceeding ftO west. eastand will Its 70 recollect, if they passed a gress? The men mo-- t interested of the PrAi.ru TN in tho Terriare settled mostly In Sabbath there, that Over l and not cltfers were In its passage. They aro the , exceeding ftO- - 25 not United under the tory', peronly towns and village For this Ter- very frequently called from the sons w ho laws but under the local cncczuizG, ritory and population Congress jody of thecongregation topcach through. havo Fought to gvt it Htates FANCY candies, nuts. ETC. laws. as provided three courts; firt from the stand w ithout RATES OP FOREIGN POSTAGE : HInco tho commencement any With tho feeling there Is on of district court, held at Provo; whatever. Ri.heiw, pro-sit- e this Congress we have had the this subject and with such a disThe stan, lari tinsrlo mte lo Great Britain second district AH kinO of at held qajiiy f court, men of different United Htates marshal of that trict attorney as wo havo now, Judges, an ounce half avoirdupois; letters, six Reaver; third district court, held vocations in the gents papers, two cents. community, are Territory on the floor or this who has show n what his at Halt Lake City, Of courts thus called onon to to the House button-holin- g understand members are, we can Blandari rate to Francs Is ) ", grammes, the first two mentioned hold ono 'cople. Ho that if tpeak sav that a and doing all In his ower to what the fatereadily you of tho Mormons Kept Cvn,tant!j on hand. or os.; luUers, tea cenU; pa- term a year, and the Led men- man must cot exercise polilie.M I MU and to MU Fhould forward would this this if push twa cents. two tioned teroi3 a year. The functions in Utah because ho baa AI lb wltl ttsad, Cararr of Id per, Its enactment Into law. Wo mode a law, w ben they W( aul I r trf Mice t. .... -- i. l. pre-ent- ed - , r.i-aj.- -nt g de-Ir- -- ed r . s a-- Utah irns, ; non-Mormo- ns , 1 - pa-a- ge e d cum-lance- -- POSTAL-AFFAIR- S. 1 .x r.xt-roi- tu-e- a-- l- .-- . de-ir- e n fl 1 'Iy - . Tri-wee- - Seml-ireek- ly ari-in- non-Mormo- ns i es non-Mormo- ns su-ta- in nt Gtir-rnm- rct -- Serml-rnonlh- ty tt uecx-akar- - non-Mormo- J. B - o, E, ci-t-- -- ! vi-it- ed s tccacco, pre-taratl- on de-ig- ns cme-quart- so-cu- l-- e re eq-ecisll- y liqtjobs |