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Show vJ. rf ?p j .' i 'fr w X BSU -, rfft jnwr Country People Read Absolutely Independent v On all questions whether Political,. Social or Religion?,' tho Truth whant rm pr Fjy?V oq mnw-'T- h The BLADE i q TcrniB year, in00advance, months, ft. 2.pp per jX NEpHJ CITY, UTAIT, SATURDAY ifpRNINft, AUGUST ip, III. VOLUME INKLINGS. LQCAL ' uy-in- g. pears and peaches at Mrs.M. A, Pin mg, Gaads, Nephi. Dont fail to be at the entertainment tonight ip Ponte s opera hopsej Pears, peaches and plums of the choicest kinds for sale at Mrs. M. iV- - Dadds. Buy your Sulphur lor sheep' dip from C, Andrews & Co. Prices tfye lowest.5 Good pasture. Reasonable to 91) ,pply H. If. Pilchforth. i, Send or go to Mrs. M, Qdds, for choice ppaphes, pears and plums ' , qf all kinds. On a piece of groqnd 20xf6 feat, a resident of Nephi raisef"20Ti3uarts af raspberries this seqqon. j his borse from Will Bowles was thrown the other day and escaped wjth a fractured shoulder hlade. JuabCoantyis assessor isr. fcacki a his office after a heated controversy with hay cocks and iqceyq stacks 1 V Nte-ph- The WqoI'grQwefs Association held an 4. H. executive session on Wednesday, Clintont of- Salt Lake, was prpspnt. Roadmaster James Latimer; is the papa of a bran new girl which arrived on Monday. Airs; Latimer is doing nipely. Many strangers were in town this week bunting for the building boom advertised in oar contemporary last week. Irnsses fqr sale by Genuine water-pa- d " ' MNally& Lunt, Druggists, Nephi. T. B. Foote made a trip to JSJareka this week and looked over the situation with a view to tranBfering his business to that point. A walk through the orchard of Mrs. M. A. Qadd will convince anyone that Nephi is unsurpassedt for all kinds of fruits. The Savings Bank has been moved to Association building the S. Tingey, is where the genial cashier,-C.at his desk. Heber Jackson of Fillmore, has been in Nephi during several days, delivering s sales silverware and reports and orders, Miss Baboocks histronio abilities are n and the object a worthy one. to attend the entertainment Dont fail . this evening, Dont the people of SoutbernUtah know they can save mooey and time by sending their mail orders to MqNaLpY LvnT? i We have the Finest and Lareest Stock of Footware ever shown in Nepbi, and although leather goods .have advanced from 5 to 10Q per oent, we are still selling at Old Prices. Buy at once and save money at . EXCELSIOR MERCFTLE CO. Leaders in Low Prices. A Great Sacrifice is now being made of Summer Clothing and.MensRus se t Shoe s at Ord Brother's - Wool-growe- j firBt-clas- 1 ' well-know- , j .e.P. f?FS,8r ; Nephi now comes within qua of being a temperance town. J. W Hartley , has closed up his saloon. The hard times a Jeely like effect on the -- g drinkers, It required a man, , a boy, a shovel and a buggy whip the otber day to vanquish a grey squirrel that had j been purloining wheat from the grainery of the Excelsior Merc. Inst. ; Chas. Foote- has purobased the Gage The property , just east of th Co-oresidence will be occupied by Dr. C. S. Hosmer and family who will arrive with' in a week or two. Hyde &' Whitmore, and the Nephi Coop have been engaged in stock-takinduring the week. The Blade would like to take some too, if our numerous admirers will just bring it in. - p. g Ostler & Ockey have put a screen partition in their butcher shop, which is now The customer reabsolutely his steak through a small opening, ceives guarded by a sliding screen door. There is nothing nicer in Utahs Capital. There was Say, is this hot eno a noise as if a small cyclone were at work. It only lasted an instant, when the questioner got up and limped away-muttering to himself about the effect the heated tet m has on some pfopie.. some i The Blade this week turned out fine printing for the Juab Jor the First National Bank of Nephi and other business houses.- Remember us When you need neat and artistic commercial . printing, we can please youl to Abortive efforts rain bave been noticed during, the week. At the first sign of a cloud .The Blade meterologist went out on the street and predicted a storm; but subsequent events proved that his Deseret reputation of missing jt every time, clings ta him with .the, same fatalistic grip. ' Abram Carling,--, Wth.. Woodword and J. L. Brunson were upfrom- Fillmore this week,, and, . took . back . with them 5,503 lbs. of sugary, which illustrates the value of advertising jaThe Blade, and the claim made- by this paper f. fly-proo- tlir- - , t,jitfpnbenl in Politic. Leading Weekly South on& Religion. PeDOteb io tt more tijan - GOOD ADVERTISING MEDIUM.. people, Rea&ers SOOO s f Sat;Lak& nephlutah,.' Co-o- K p; - -- i NOTICE; TO SOUTHERN? TRADE: i 1 v i in, C o op er ; ; g!lMKaESWW" .1. wpm us-- . Py p er. & : G 0; . -acting semi-annu- al . half-yearl- Vice-Preside- nt; , -- ! first-clas- -- ALL DEMOCRATS CORDJALLY INVITED Such was the notice that greeted the passers. by as they looked up at the dead south wall of Hyde & Whitmores store, last Monday. A Blade reporter appeared on the scene at about 8:30 and found John Eirgan and Mrs. Caroline Bigler holding a council as to the best method of inaugerating and conducting a campaign for the reserection of tbe Nephi Democratic society. Mrs. Bigler profor posed hot water and a broom-stic- k the males, and Mr. Kirgan thought a tea .or quilting would certainly enthuse the sisters; and both were unanimous in the oonclqs ion that it would be first necessary to find the holes into which the officers had evidently crawled, and then smoke them out with ooal tar and old shoes. Presently, the Deputy Registrar strolled in, then came Thomas Ord and then Gus Henriod sr., making a grand total of six- The discusseu of the best method of resureoting the party was suddenly interrupted by the olarion tones of the curfew bell, Mr. Kirgans face aswide expression as sumed a grave-yarhe remarked; that means that the offip cers are now taking a we for home, and might jnst as well go Mr. Henriod moved to adjourn, too. seconded the sign and die. Mrs. Bigler Candland pat it; appropriate motion; Mr. The Blade reporter voted in the afirma-tlvthere were no negatives heard; Mr. Candland deolared the motion was carried and with bowed heads tbe procession moved out, while our reporter remal ned a few moments up the proceed- d double-quick-ste- e, to-wnt- e ings.. .Sad Accidents There have just come to- the notice of The Blade, the particulars of an unusually sad accident. Some two weeks since d a ten or boy of Mr and Mrs. Robert Pyper was- holding-bi- s baby brother who Is abont seven months old. Another little boy came up andhanded an old shoe and knife to the little fellow who was holding the infant, and requestshoe. ed him ita cut the buttons The little fellow took .the shoe and knife and proceeded to remove the buttons. The knife slipped and struck the baby in the eye. Its screams were pitiful. Dr. .Wilcox was sent for and. an examination convinced him the eye would have to be removed, and, advised that tbe child be taken, to Balt Lake City for treatment, which was done. Mrs. Pyper-- returned last week with tbe little sufferer who will go through life minus an eye. . A v - uleven-year-ol- - off:-th- -- -- . of tha Season.- I i - - ty ie-ma- in f v , Pf.ocjpal,., q flier- - . - , ts.tOv finish abouLN-n-i- S, , -j p J The City Coqncil held its regular session last week. Committee asked for further, time to consider claim of Grace Brothers. Granted.Petition from jl. Goldsbfoqgh aud Mrs. C.f R. Foqte, hotel, egpers were presented. The petitions set forth that sundry persqqs are running private hotels aud hoarding hoqses and are not pay- - - . j ing licenses, and asked that those parties be pompelled tq pay license or first-annua- e - 27.-28- - . - - i - of-th- community. X , , WHAT THE BLADE 1 DOES. that petit- It tells the truth. It does have the. largest circulation of any paper in Central and Southern Utah. It does have the.most intelligent class of readers to be found in Utah. It. works for peace and good will. It labors for social and material pro- te well-wor- n, 1 4 of the ground. As the soil has evidently been deposit- - ' ed by a very slow process, the (ooth musi be pt great age. Here is a right smart chance' for an 'expert archaeologist tG get in his work A friend suggests that the tooth might have belonged to one of the reds that was killed by the old' settlers of Nephi, years ago, when the' Indians were hostile. That explanatioq ' wont' work because they were qqt in the habit of burying Indians 7 feet, deep.. Besides no other remains of th8 warriof could be found, aqd besides it might have belonged to a squaw, aud the old settlers i , 1 1 didnt kill squaws. The latter question 1 will be referred to Messrs. Bird A Booth, (our local dentists) for a solution.The one Receipts for water taxes. $1,203.95 Collected who dag thp cellar will make affidavit 1,203.95 Paid to City Treasurer, that qone qf bis molars dropped ont Receipts. while 1st, 1895, Balance oq hand Jany. ,$132.45 employed in the work of excavaDi sburse m en ts. 88.93 tion. 8o much for one tooth. Pipe material, 31.75 Item3 ha?8 been ratber scarce this Labor and repairs, Yni. Bailey (snccessor) tq Traqsfered friend 3bimmin Las Aur 11.77 weeg, and , Sqpt, Water-workthanks for handing in the foqth. Will ..$132 45 some Tbtal sympathetic friend bring in a jaw Water taxes, delinquent Jan. 1, 1895, . .$ 365.60 bone next wsek. During these Nephi 1,123.65 Water taxes, tt , Times when we are compelled 'to divide ,$1,489.25 Total, our former monopoly on items, we $1,203.95 up Collected, .... Water taxes delinquent July 19, 1895, ....$285.30 will be thankful for almost anything up.246 on which to wear out the balance of No. of service pipes, Jan. 1, 1895, 33 Put in since Jan. L 1895., fabers, 1 ' s 1 s, tr out-remainin- Total J 279 20 5 .... Train Talk, Free,..., W. H. Gage went Nofth onWednesday. Supt. Bailey was instructed to purI. IL Grabe and J. W. Graoe took tb? chase sufficient IK pipe to lay one block train Thursday for the Utah Capital, from Jensen to May on Center street. Norton for rebate Miss Beck came down from Froyooti-yesterdayClaim of Rendall on unexpired service of water, fl.35. train and is visiting with-sr Miss Florence McOune, Granted. The finanoial report for past six months Yepterday s train brought down from was referred to oommitte on claims. Salt Lake, J. W. Paxman of the ExcelPresent at session; B. J. Clayton, sior Mcr, Co., J. B. Hiokman and Dr. Mayor; Messrs, Warner, Booth, Pette-gre- and Mrs. Wiloox. Pexton and Pyper, Councilman. John Bourne was a south-boun- d pasPersonal Mention. train from senger OnWednesdays Marys Miss Annie Sorenson has returned fro m vale, Utah, Mr. Bourne reports th Salt Lake. Vale as coming to the front. S. M. Whitmore of Sait Lake is in NeAlex. Melville from Fillmore, was a phi on business. Hartley Witbeck and wife were vieiting passenger on Wednesdays train en route in Nephi this week. to Denver, where he goes fn the interest J alius Pratt of Salt Lake City, is visit- of the Marysvale Reservoir Co, ing friends in Nephi. Wesley Dame and daughter of Fillmore, Chas. Andrews made a business trip to were north bound passengers on TuesSanpete on Wednesday. of Salt Lake, day, en route to Salt Lake City, to be at Miss Josephine Jensen Carrie Sorenson. Miss is visiting with the bedside of his daughter, Mrs. Fanny L. 8. Hills, of the Dereret National Dame, who is seriously ill. Bank, spent - Wednesday in this city. Geo. Whitmore, on Thursday, boarded L. J. Jordon and John Lowry were P. for Provo. After a short laytheU. visitors from Mt. Pleasant onWednesday. on business connected with the over there one of The Blades hustRoy Cowan, took-aout this week up the Assylum, Mr. Whitmore vrill go over into ling types, , Carbon County, and will begin gathering canyon. a train-loa- d of stock for the Chicago J. P. Mielstrup, the hustling drummer on town was in fora Philadelphia house, to which market, point they will bd Monday. a in shipped about month. Judge J. b.- Watts and Pat Sallivan and were oyer from Eureka onWednesday Careless Thursday. ' and genThere is careless handling of the. mails Ab. Kimball, the ial drummer, was a visitor in Nephi at some point south of Nephi. It has this week. gotten to be an almost regular thing for Miss Mattie Nelson, who taught in the the U. P7 Ry Juab Stake Academy last winter, is visit- and addressed to thisalong place, to pass by ing in Nephi. popular and return the next day, whiclY make. W.W. Jenkins, one of Nephls returned-froa them 24 hours late. Tnis matter, should barbers, .on Wednesday be looked into at once, as it is becoming protracted outing. ; Thomas Pointer, . sfter a weeks so- monotonous. early in the journ In on wheel. his week,, Special Political Notice. Miss Esther ' Jensen, who has b'feen Thecampaign will soon be on, and spending a brief visit in town, returned t fight. points to a ya Wednesday to her home In Skit Lake. everything will be-ias we not but came Miss Lacretia 'Maogum it, ,down from Salt Lake this week and is- spending are not here solely - for ou1 health, The a few days -- in Nephi' visiting' With- - her Blades columns will be open to eithera mother and Jfriends any political partyr candidate for G,.W'McCune aud EJ. Sparka .were or visitors aLSpringville last Sunday. Tbe suitable compensation.- It takes money public would like to know what- the at-- 1 to pay typos, bu-- paper etc. and as thelre traction is down there. is na money in politics for country editH..M. McCune,' the popular barbery ors, aside from regular newspaper adver-tlsinwent up to tbe Capital la6t Monday to we propose to 'paid for look after' some barber (one) interests he will benefit other" people and in- has in that hungrjr little watering place. Wilcox j , idividoals, On,Tuesday, Dr; and Mrs. Er-EThe-oniwent to Tooele to be present at the restrietfousThe Blade will Hsber Burton, Mrs. Wilcox nuptials of on'ths political writers la that they brother, and Miss Clara Ilermon of .Tooele. place confine their expressions within the abuse of men E. :D.' Wickens, the popular' Ui' P, bounds of decency. beNo permitted. Free,r agent at Nephi, and Mrs. VVIckens made and parties will of principles Is a discussion Funks lake visit last Sunday.' . At gentiemeniy was Mr. Wickens bysj.-lldo Manti; joined good. all right and will , and increasing circlarge qbe Blades Stevenson' jvere Mr; and Mrs. E: it the medium of visitors' at the home of Dr and Mrs. E. ulation will make of onlyand Millard ' Juab E. WtlcoxTor a few days and returned to reaching the people Service pipes shut off, s w -- 1 -- n - - . well-kno- Mall-handlin- g. wn letter-from-points- - ! red-ho- -- v The-Blad- e - . . - - N g, , that.-whic- - . r Ho-rnung- . t Salt Lake on Mondays' train. Mrs. Stevenson and the Doctors wife are sisters. ; of Salt Lake, and W. W. J. esteemed townsmen, Jenkins, one of our office an Jaggreeabis made Tbe Blade hwfnr call on Wednesday Mr. gress It gives more good, wholesome reading travel in tho southern part orartLt-- i Walker, matter f .r the money than any, other Messrs, blowter-Mi-Walker , - i I , re-mo- - ? . country paper in Utah. Unearthed In the Excavation el a Celia . Crack.' Archaeological Ndt-tTlecently while a cellar was. bqlng ex cavated on the premises cf W. J, 8hin). mins of this city, a human tijree prqqgscj molar was found at the depth of 7 feet, 6incfies. The toqlfi yas fn the soli ud: 1 dec nealb q layer of gravel whiefi jg qbout the only thing cf spsciat interest rejativt' to the find, and tells of aq extremely period, when the individual- llvecj that carried thgt but entirely1 sound iqolajr aronqd in big mqqtlu (Therqis not the slightest evidence that the owner of the tooth had a pocket in1 whiefi to parry the molarf and tfiisparcn- thesig is SnteMpolated for the purpose o! heading off any carping critic.) There are many evidences thqt tfie bed (ft Salt Creeb has freqqently beeq changed anrj1 grave) depqsjted all over tbe site uporp which .Nephi is built; and in nearly every instance whore cellars baye been dug,1 two or more beds have been found. All those changes point to an enornpus lapse of time. 4.qxI even were the tooth de- posited in the last change qf the ancienjt creelf bed, and there are a hundred chances to one against such a conclusion, sufficient time ba3 elapsed for the deposition of twq aqd a halt feet of sail on top , 27-2- 8, -- y Sessiqn-Ex-Wafer- masterpqrjLJbmitted. Prbvo.-returned,- Greatest-Event- , l . un-versi- e t ' , at tte Last elocu-tiones- - - ALL' ABOUT A TOQTltV I - x . T r ioners be released .herefrom. The council recognized the injustice of the discrimination, but knpw of n q presept method of correcting it, An effort hag been made in mother ig progressing finely, aud the Proyo to overcome tbe discrimination but Bishop-wel- i, he will be oqt fn a few without avail. Yhe council assured petitioners that whatever can be done to afford days. they will do. Those of The Blades friends in Ne- them relief Qage and DdgebiU. hPon potitiqn, were phi, and adjacent towns, should sub- granted a reasonable tio)e to settle liquor scribe not?.' Dont hold .hack because license. you have not the cash- - You will have it Following were the claims allowed: this fall, or if not cash, yqd will have The $ 8.00 Blade t 22 50 grain or hay, and we will accomodate our Robert Bailey, 2.50 W. Palmer, granger friends in almost any way. Sub A. 17.65 D. M. Miller, 150.00 tf For use of Sup$. Water Works, bcbibb now. 3.75 Miller Brqs., t, Miss May Babcock, the favorite 1.60 M. Pm,...,. is in towmand wilj entertain the Claim of Cooper, Pyper $ Co, ,of 766.6S, Nephitesthis evening, with a public en- referred to Superintendent of Watertertainment. The lady elocutionist wiil works, Wm. Bailey. be assisted by local talent with songs etc, Superintendent of Water works was inaud will he for the benefit of the Wom- structed to lay water pipes tq the residens Hygienic and Physiological Reform ence of8W. . BQn and others in answer class. Committee of arraqgements: Mrs. to their petition. Joseph F. Wright, Ms Neva Booth, H. Goldsbrough asked permission to Miss EJstelle Neif , Miss Tettie Hague and move the street lamps ' at U. P. Station G. W, McCune. aqd to place jame in front of bis Hotel, Granted, with the understanding ' that A ROUSINGG) MEETING, tbe city furnish the oil and that Mr. attend to the lamps withDemocrat Meet In the Court House and Goldsbrongh out expense to the oity. Transact the Following Business. Following is the report of of water works, D, M. Miller DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY for that department, from January 1st, of Nephi Meets tonight '"K in the Court House. 1895, to July 19tb , 1895. - , " thi s - - - - f . All the Officers Were Present., .Vc.iingtQn, . , The First National Bank of Nephi held The' daughter of David and Purdy, Section foreman on the U.P;Ry its regular monthly at Wellington, was .drowned , in the meeting on Wednesday .and declared a y dividend of, three per cent. Sevier river on Friday, a week ago. The d officers were presThefollowing-namebody was recovered in the evening. The of Nephi, Presi. .Whitmore ent:. bath-deceased and another girl were, in George Mt. Pleasant, of II. Ereksoa mg, and had been in the habit of going to dent; Jonas L- 8 Hills of Salt Lake, that part of the river during the, summer qr the same purpose. It is a sad affair M. A.. Grover and Apdreas .Jensen of ad should be a warning to parents to Nephi, .Directors; W. VV, Armstrong, eex their children away from the ireachr Cashier.s condition and The bank, is in rous waters of the Sevier river. , at work and progressing finely , with his reflects credit on the. management. labors. Mr- - Candland says he registers r Nebotwo women to each man. (There about Behind Latte-cUSaints College, , no is involved in ..the above invitation Richard Evans and family , Mr, and statement for any investigation Sait Lake City. School year opens Sepby the tember 9tht, with enlarged faculty and ex Mrs. Enoch Burton, .Mrs. B. H. Roberts, grand jury.) The registrar says the sist-ter- s tended courses. and gracefully as do Specialties made of Mrs: JohnS. Cowan, Mrs. .Henry For-- i the swear as easily the and normal men, aud commercial work, rest aud family, theological, majority arc' foundre-in many .others are in the fruit trees.- Occasfiionally bourses extend from eighth grade to a sister fuses to be enfranchised, prefering to inclusive. Tui- camp behind Mt. Nebo. sophomore year, r tion 10. per year. , For farther iLlortna-m- u a political O. Mr. Candland rather rs the labor of registering the l ilies blajaks.cweaIe..ftLThe,lBL4m Location apply jio.j valued Done, -tr . s Dojngs 1 ( ea ( 9-1- Grand Editorial Excursion, Aug. to Saltair and Gar field, the occasion bel ing the Utah Press Day. The auspices of the Utah outing under-thPress Association; The excursion will be from alLpoints in 'Utah., Low"- rates all the railroads will be given. Read that Nephi istbe-bes- t point Tn Central on next issue of this paper lor further inforUtab for a wholesale "general . merchkn-mation and keep your money, to . join tbe - f dise store.. i' .Thomas Broadhead of this city, and T. tnultitude on Aug R. Goodman of Springvilie-- , came to The MhAtThe- Blade Doesn't Do.s. Blade den ,on Tuesday and spent a few pleasant moments. Mr. .Goodman had ' It never lies. , i It doesnt boast. been up.Four- Mile creekto look vat the old news v It doesnt publisb days eight coal field, and believes ft will .develop all in order. to reduce extypographical right. Thomas has a icouple of horses penses,moready, and at the earliest, It doesnt flatter in order to curry favment the writer will. risk, possible his valuable ors. neck in an attemnt to ride v over tbe moke claims as to circulation It. rough mountain trail without- falling off. that doesnt substantiate. , cannot it for only, half work is doesnt V. It, Candland Deputy Registrar E, - Drowning ,a - f , Tb8 harvest is coming ba( qn4 we beg to remin& odf sobscjlbet-it gkoilld now be in order to reciprocate. The County Democratic Committee, of which Qeo.Xyhitmore is chairmaq, held a Special session on Wednesday. Dont tear up the Blaus:; wbn you have read R pass it to your neighbor tf who, perchance, does not take it. Tho?. Bellistqn has jnst finished ex 3.7QQ lbs. more of doe honey, a making total fqr this season ql 7,209 lbs. . The household of Bishop Tf H. fi. Park es hag increased one. ft is a boy who arrived on Thursday. The. happy ! We can save you freight Erom Salt Lake by buying your Stoves and Steel Ranges from v j , i are-havin- order to make room for our fall stock to shortly arrive. rs - Q- - THE CTY FATHERS MEET. Oar of Sulphur just received by C. Andrews Go. Qet their prices before I J I Advertisements. umbE T 1805. The advertisements in the! Country Papers, and as has the Largest Circulation ol any Paper in Central and Southern Utah, It oners the best possible medium for counties. Price of space can be learned on application, and cash must accompany the copy or the accounts assumed by individuals. Party promises, like their plat- forms, are made to get ia on. if," J. F, Gibbs, Publisher f - ft- - ' e i |
