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Show , Vol. 5 Provo City, Utah, Friday, November 29, 1889. 3. that Cronins soul was saved by the murder of hisbodv. It was further proven that all the chiefs of the Church had taught that the Governin- No. 35 Territory to see that Hit priesthood who had spent tlie flower of tlieir lives aUy was attached to apostacy. Such had been obeyed in all things. On the in tlie study of this question, de- sermoiiS' could not have been preached occasion when Dr. IJjrnlK'is.l was cided to raise tlieir objections. Henry to PRESS OPINION. any Christian congregation, nor inelected as Delegate to Cnngn ss in the W. Lawrence said tiiat his business deed to that congregation Office at Residence. except that ment of the United Stares was Tabernacle, Brigham Ynimg announ- was ruined and lie was socially they had taken those covenants. The ced that that was the wav they would ostracised who explanation of it was that the testifriends by iquitous, and to be endured only unti elect the President of the United had known him from childhood be mony given by tlie witnesses One blk east of Roberts House should grow strong Dickson, Le Grand the Saints in regard Young, States. Nothing more blasphemous cause lie left the church. If one of to Endowment Bouse oaths was to overthrow it, and establish President Woodruffs Tele enough could be imagined than tlie revela- the gentlemen on the other side should Iliey tried now to make it appeartrue. the law of Moimon in its place. Baskin Thurman, man so tions of Joseph Smith, and the people leave the Liberal party and join the the blood of Joseph and llyrnm that is It full. in Views perfectly clear that the was graphed and" would accept such doctriues as were Mormon church, it was likely they only to by avenged upon those who Varian who has taken such oaths or accepter A. Shores, M. D., contained between the ravers of the would be burned in effigy in tlie heart slied it. If this was true, what was such doctrines can t safeljbe intrustei Doctrine and Covenants were fit with the privileges of citizenship that of the city. tlieeiguiefiense of the oath to teach PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, to become priestridden slaves the attorney for the Mormons atMr.Dickson Anil so we ought to be, tlieir children and tlieir childrens While all Mormons were not polyga- because we would be arraying ours- children to the third and fourth generPay son, Utah. tempted no argument to the contraiy. DISCUSS THE PROPOSITION. GREAT. SENSATION THE all Mormuus believed in it, and elves against the Government. to lie mists, the ation to avenge the blood of the a.t by prove sought testimony Oflio Realdanoe, all were aiding in the attempt to of other Mormous that the testimony Mr. Thurman said that And the prayer delivered by ! Wighlman Building, Up Stairs Continuing, overthrow the law against it. Tlie tlie defense fund was raised for the as to the oaths was untrue. But the ilfonl Woodruff thirty-thre- e years Vader Adrlie-ut- ll Government lias been laboring for purpose of fighting for their rights in after the death of tlie Smiths, proved Subject reply to everyone of the following Tbement V or Arlduy to crime court anil for attesting the constitu- conclusively that the vengeauce was years extirpate that propounded on IVben Judge Andereou Saturday 'Will lie. thirty Iu Ite Influence upon tlie Public questions and they were no nearer to it y F. F. REED, of the law. In the of to be visited on this nation. If an by the attorney for the Genttionality clde. Journnle wllcl Direct Opinion iles were: I decline to answer. than they.were when the law was first the evidence adduced, the onlylight alien belonging to such an organizaproper in the East. He could not understand method would be for the Court to con- tion could enacted. Was there not a prayer in the enbe admitted, then lie did Andersons Court met at the Judge how a member of the Church could sider each individual case and decide not see why any dowment House, in regard to avenganarchist iu the land Hall Monday morning promptly City ask for citizenship. If it upon its own merits. Any other ought not to be admitted. This theocblood of Joseph Smith, and at Concerning the recent ilevelepments ing the should 0 oclock and notwithstanding the conscientiously he believed that was a law course would be to perpetuate an in- racy had built up au Asiatic and be taught nto the third that it Rum, Ho. 10, Bail BuiliiE before Judge Anderson the New York and fourth generations? uuusually early hour a large number of God, he wouldpolygamy off his right jury to a class. There ware Mormous cut here, ml lie believed of spectators were present. to tbe who were loyal to the Government withStephensystem swore before Were hand he as there such UTAH. A. Douglass tiiat everyves-tag-e allegiance BorM any penalties, says: PROVO, Government that was trying to over- and who would bare their bosoms in of political power should be having the thioat cut or the bowels THE MORMON ATTITUDE. throw it. If the Court had any its defense as quickly as any. So long taken from torn out, pronounced upon the traitors ' JUDGE CRADLEBAUQHS ORDER. them, lie could not give Mr. Dickson offered In evidence the doubt as to whether the members of as there where such men, it would be the gentlemen on the other side credit Mormon witnesses have recently of the Church? Was H. a penaly of death to be following order made byJudgeCradle-baug- h the Church would obey the laws of unjust to make z ruling upon them as for being honest wIipii they claimed given testimony under oath revealing inflicted there this Government and uphold it, then a class. in April 4th, 1859: ' under tiiat law against poljgumy was unany contingency? D. the secrets of the Endowment House must be these refused. When people decline to answer In constitutional. The Doctrine and applicants Court has sought' diligently to to the doctrine of blood attone-men- t, and emphasizing the attitude of the such questions as these, courts should doThis Covenants regard obediance to tlie taught to administer its laws of the MR. BASKIN duty, Mr. Penrose testified that a constitutional laws, but it was for the Mormon hiearchy towards the Govern- decline to. admit them to citizenship. the United and States of Territhis But what about those who are already to commiting adultery was to be Next spoke for the wliat laws wore ment aod the law. It could have no other object. person Office Next to the Drug Store, prosecution. lie priesthood He say to was be but admitted to citizenship, or who have tory. closed punished death, by by saying that lie turn had to it encounter turned over to the law. He concealed said that under the statute, the appliThis testimony seems to have sur- been born into the rights of citizens? But at every hud shown that that thought they UTAH. difficuIteB'and embarrassments. must cant Men show to and SPRINGVILLE, affirmatively this prised the major part of the public Between alien leagues of murders for high in authority in the Mormon the fact that according to the Iv theocracy enjoiued upon the memthe satisfaction of the Court that lie bers secret trine andCovenants the adultress is as were incomand to have shocked many with iheir pretendedly religious pmposes.the obligations as men well as was civil to the attaclieh Church, of tlie holding principles lmnded over to the Church to be Constitution is threatened with a new form first knowledge of the real character of of the Territorial Gov- be of tiie United Stales and patible with citizenship. to law dealt of with the is plain , Mormon-is- authority under Dr. J. N. Christenson, according ilangcr.Oue tiling to seen have conspired to the Mormon organization. And yet C. S. VARIAN. Mr. Dickson reviewed the evi- well disposed to the good order and and Statehood connot exist to ernment, The well known of public justice God. the couise obstruct dence introduced to sustain tlie happiness to tiie same. Had the apin must Mormonism must al Utah. attentive every go and to cripple the earnest efforts of gether person He said claims made by him, and said that he plicant made that showing? He took Made the closing argument. ready have known aU that these wit before Statehood comes. Court. The .whole community did not see how the position that no men, who was a lie was absent from the city when the this a could Court admit Bearing upon the same subject, the presents a united and organized oppo- to nesses baye toUl, except as to the deChurch was proceeding begun, but the United citizenship a member of the Mormon member toof the Mormonunder Una again opened his Office in the tails of procedure in the Endowment following has been telegraphed all sition to the proper, administration of Church.' thestat-utStates wished to be in it. eligible citizenship art and every expedient by him in House. was one thing about The United States, represented over the land: There every rtomi formerly occupied he justice, said, required have been employed to cover up and which there was no dispute, and that among other tilings tiiat an applicant LE GRAND YOUNG Provo, and ii prepared to do all sorts From the time of their first settle23. to In was that crimes committed by Morconceal of Dental Work in the most approved was a part of the for citizenship m list be altatched to Noy. response Chicago, He faith of polygamy ment iu Utah, tlie Mothovs have a telegram from the Associated Press mons. Witnesses have been prevented Then opened for the defense. the Mormon Church. The the Constitution before be could be style. the by throats of violence from obeying said no man should be held responsible first presidency of the church only admitted. If this was not shown, if openly claimed their fndependance asking a statement concerning total Room Jo. 2, Bail in Salt Lake the summons of this Court. Others for things with which he had nothing recently said that they had not re- he could not yield complete allegiance investigation and sovereignity for their hierarchy present Mor- tiiat have testified have been driven to to do. President of vealed polygamy and they could not to the Government. lie could not be the WoohrufT, city, Utah. Prero, under the name of the State of Des- mon church, sends a dispatch, in seek safety in tbe protection of the If the applicant showed that he was withdraw it. It would not be disputed admitted. These people in the past eret. They have insisted that their which he says: This is the perio- United States troops stationed near a man of goed moral character and that even before the law of 1882 was had stood as a unit in their opposition sole allegiance was due to that dical Mormou sensation which we are here, who, it is proper to say, are here Eossessed the qualifications required passed, polygamy was antogonistic to to tlie United .States. During the war F. H. SIMMONS. M. D. he should be admitted. the American system, which was the Mormon leaders went on the accustomed to expect in November. on the requisition of the Court, and authority. They have repeatadly defied Congress meets iu December and it is fer whoso the Court is re- Mr. Young then road the stati te and based upon monogamy. Supposing mouniuin tops and prayed for the dei i presence the Gover nment of the United Siates vesumed that the usual efforts will sponsible. The absolute necessity of commenced to review the evidence, at that instead of polygamy being re- struction of this Nation, and although and committed acts of war against it. je made to secure legislation against having these troops here has been fully considerable length. Mr. Wardens vealed the crime of burglary had been $100,000 was levied against this Territhe Mormons. In addition, we are on demonstrated by all that bus tran- story as to the murder of Green in enjoined upon this people and some tory, not a dollar of it had ever been They have openly refused obedience the eve of an important municipal spired during the session of the Court. 18G2, he characterized as being ridicul- 10.U00 or 15.(X)0 of them had become paid. They were in opposition to tlie to the laws and denied their authority election s To crown all, the grand jury, sworn ous. Mr. Mc'Guffy was a crazy luna- professional burglars. Tlie analogy Government then, and they were in here, which Office two doors north First n the Mormon State. to natu;o the carry by preventing lope perform a high public duty, lias lent tic, Mr. Gaboon was an apostate was perfect and complete except tbe to it now, and iu the name National Bank, and at residence, As to the attitude of the hierarchy ralization of Mormons. There is ab- Tself as a willing instrument to this bishop, and Mr. Gilmore was not to burglary was substituted for polygamy. opposition of the United .States he protestested Proro, Utah. towards cpme, the Mountain Meadow solutely nothing in the Mormon reli- organized opposition to the laws of the be believed under oath. Henry W. And any man who came to this coun- against the admission of such men to inconsistent with the most pa- country, and refused to meet its obli- Lawrence, although prodjudiced by try and united himself wftli an or- citizenship. OEoe hoars 9 to 11 a. m and 8 to 6 p. m. masacre, '.planed and executed by the gion triotic devotion to the government of gation. A most willing inclination things that had taken place, was still ganization the effect of whose teachTlie Court said that the case was of Mormon 'luthorities?. left no room for he' United' States. Bevel at ion and las been manifasted to prosecute In- a gentleman. The cause of all his ing was to make criminals of the en- so much importance and had attracted -osfrom tire community, uilYr(r,ked a cojrt to so much attention that dians. and other peiecjns, not Mormons, venum was because he had been JOHN jB. MILNEJU he would deflood atones of was because his and business tracised 1110. as y&fc,'4he:dtetflne a c, Mormon rntjAero and thieves admit him was an it ' liver a writleu opinion in it. There aws M of be is also the land It upheld, . S Tfr&t believed , and a .? He V As to the was so much evidefv w wasjill. ment, . publically. prociai j'-our belief-thathe 'thnewlTl C6urftliinfSra6non mimresbft'S.nir lyijhed. partpf fBe HV nf ukulwi vf Il5 ' earlier Ilian, .ior when the country will be will not be'used by this community for tratlTT - LaLW; Often practiced, was Bimpfy a todeciara-io- n come rerairtipniion be went take coganiSCf.iceofiTr Tlie central and for tbe yet prosecution, and possibly not until wil do it but that lawlessness Friday morning, ts and preOlder general protection alene, do of the Church's right the stand and contradicted nearly idea of it Wih tiiat the church was the Saturday. nothing; not on Then the Mormon people will justice to all or it will murder to be done and of tbe Mor- vail. all their other witnesses. The sermons Kingdom oft God established through Le Grand Young said there was one now do to an able forward and take this, active Hines. Building, adjourns part jelng mons duty to execcte the command. step had been read in Court were the revelathBis of God expressing His statement made by the attorney for which 'n rescuing the nation from ruin. without day. tiie Church; they will. Those revelations related te the the government worthy of notice. That not the of the no concealment Utah. There has been In regard to the claim that the Jxo. CuADELBAUGn, ex were notdoctrines ofupon Prero, the members minutest details of a mans life, and was that during the war this territoiy binding Court Genta beroie or chief authorities of the Associate Justice Supreme priesthood, teaching that perjuryin nor its applicant. to matters of municipal concern. They did not contribute to the support of tl e of the upon Church, .the interest of church, assert the right to control the officio Judge Second Judicial District. As to the ile court, committed o of this people, he claimed Lo have established the history Union, when in fact President Lincoln Mormon ail in Church the is praiseworthy. people things temporal, when to his a was not in traitor of the CLOSES. country that did cull for 199 man to protect the mail DEFENSE TIIE Bocky kingdom Amerithat It seems incredable including political alTairs, I would say he said that those men who murdered Mountains. It was a theocracy of the ronte and they did enlist and were am the head of the church, and I do cans anywhere should now for the offered in evidence the women and children in Illinois, most absolute kind. Seme Grand Le of the Young honorably discharged. Futiier, the real the not to understand make any such claim. It would ihe first time begin of July should have been hanged in cold blood. HOME said they didn't carry it out statement that prayers were made report of the celebration character of the organ ization, which, je impossible to exerc'se it if I did. Des1871, which appeared in the When they were driven to this that was because they couldnt. Wlien for the distraction of tlie government The charge of undue interference in 4th, for a generation and more has defied News. eret By buying your Territory they took possession in tlie an alien appeared in this court and he diil not think was true, aiul should and law elcclioifs is absurd, as tlie balloting is the Government, resisted tlie States, and the said lie belonged to this organization, be cniTecle.il. was called by the name of the United was even threatened conquest. strictly secret ami all management of lieu ben Simpson to hoist the could it be said tiiat he was attached did first Mr. Varian said tiiat iu 1834 I they thing remember I testified: that and of these in the smal'est details, defense the elections, It is because ibings He admitted that to the Constitution? Mere abstract in. m Yoiiiii! preached a sermon, Birg-American flag. and was Wells the Government and the people of s iu the hands of the United States the occasion when D. II. JU2TID shocking things had been said, believers could not be punished by law, Judge Mc'Bvide heard liim.nin which released from the Penitentiary; I some tlie United States have been and are government appointees. asked the Court to consider tlie but man's belief cut an important he expressed the hope that both he but the and firemen marched with, the That the Mo'Tr.ous are united hostile to the Mormon organization, under which they were figure in tliis case. Wliat could be sides to the great conflict might decircumstances is largely due to their being only flag I saw was carried upright. and notbecause of any theological doga time when it was said of a man who came in and said stroy each other Futiier it was ai: was at said. It where or firemen The Moi Dickson toon To Mr. mas taught by tlie bishops Of M. Mickelson, constantly and vindictively assailed an understood that army was coming he belonged to this theocracy but official stalinent that during the war by by the small minority who seek to con-o- l n the center of the procession; I have to any religious beliefs entertained reUnder the fever of didnt believe in it? Certainly a man $190,009 was levied against that them. destroy Ltah. the of is not tlie governtlie deal A is in the employ city the Mormon people. It good majority. Spanish Pork, jeeu reforma- who the and of excitement with sucli an institu- territory and not a dollar was that, ligion that is opposed, but a treason- being made of a form of- prayer based ment ever since. not would which were said came tion ana into court and ever paid. If tlisy did send out 100 then tion things in verses two the sixth criminal able and upon chapter cospiracy aagainst He one In it was not men to protect their own mail route, be not believe did lie said any approved BEGIN. by THE ARGUMENTS It is not belief of Revelations of St. John in the New Government. maintained that there were no cove- entitled to citizenship, for he was a he did not know it ROBERTS HOUSE, the but a crime that Hie civil authority Testament. It relates to praying that little worse than the man who saiil he The Court then adjorned until FriLe Grand Young announced that nants taken in the Endowment House blood God of the to and the seeks avenge might repress punish. UTAH. PROVO, Mr. ceremonies, both among their now believed it was all from God. Was day next at 10 a. in. prophets. An attempt has been made this closed tlieir evidence and d and those of the there any doubt but that covenants Commenting upon the same subject to connect this with averging the Dickson then commenced the argu- witnesseesthishe The most to was unable FHNROSE RELEASED. were taken in that Endowment House explain. for the ment prosecution. n of the 21st; says: death of Joseph and Ilyrum Smith. the he considered to which the death PLEASANT LOCATION that when anyone ap- The witness Wardellbecause was atIt can have no such application, as He claimed penalty he had Judge Anderson afterwards instructand there was more fool than knave, AX IMPORTANT CASE. the endowment was given long before plied for naturalization for a violation? The statement ed the clerk to enter an order releasing tached In the City. witnessmen names who as of Court the of the mind in the given the death of Joseph and Ilyrum Smith any doubt Penrose from the Penitentiary, the is a very long time since a civil It to whether he would make a good, ed the murder of Green. These men made by Brigham Young that lie would case not These lias been changed. closed, and later in Everything case of more importance than that, men were murdered by a local mob citizen, all sueh doubts had been put on the stand and testi- unsheatli his bowie knite agaiusttlie the having beenBrother Penrose was ever now took no is fied such evening that place. apostates and conquor or die, corro- released. which Judge Anderson hearing must be resolved against the applicant thing First-Olsus- s. to make had tbe The and Government tlie in Utah, occupied the attention of disguised. sought of prosecution favor in Concerning the cry about blood The facts in tlie case and atonement, among the dregs borated tlie claim that the death penRates Reasonable. any court. is this foundation for application unhesitatingly rejected, out a case by seeking their there are witnesses. to them for of the of the apostates that every member the circumstances leading faith is a belief in the lie claimed it: our BROWN & STONE, Proprietors. was of bereceived the Such who had Church unworthy these: On Feburary 10th, 1800, there atoningreligious testimony Mormon blood of Christ. We believe While of a court of himself in officers Salt read for had justice. will be an election upon ing in the doctrine, Whose endowments which taken Lake City; it is understood that the sheddeth Scripture placed him in an the history of this people had not alman shall obligations mans by bood, contest will be between Mormon and his blood be shed. We also believe attitude of hostility against the gov- ways been what it should have been, I ! Gentile for supremacy in the city that all executions for murder shall ernment. The teachings of the Church it Bhould be remembered that their government; it is evident that the con- he under the law of the land and by siuce its inception had arrayed the Sath hail not always been strewn with lie denied that any flag was the uttermost. its officers only. The statements of people against the National authority. Just opened in American Fork, test is totlieberivaluntobodies are in but trailed the dust on the occasion of assertions, were drilling sweeping Already near the Young Mens apostate Mormon witnesses that the Thesewere borne is alleged by tlie endowment the Wells demonstration. This was out the and it testimony their by forces, involve ceiemonies the they Hall. Mormons death the and by the public dis- the only place in the whole country that Gentiles upon those who leave of witnesses penalty in which men as Brigham and the only place he knew of anysuch Everything new and colonizing. the clur'ch and disobey the priesthood courses of Orson Ilyde, where, where a man was consigned to Pratt. Orson b XXST-COLiS- S Utah means (among other things) that a ae simply untrue. Mormons on the Young, the aliens with in the penitentiary and a felons cell for are John Taylor, bringing to decline Heber C. Kimball, they witness stand have a With a Full Line of In all its appointments. Our Parlor, others. and are Woodruff contempt of court, as Mr. Wells was, intent to have them naturalizedelec-in to disclose the innocentright and Diniug-Booof formula the 9 the demonstration in honor of Mr. time to vote at tiie February lie then read an extract C.from a ser- and the second to none in the endowment just as Masons have a treason. was not Wells Ileber Kimball, tion. to refuse to disclose Mason! mon delivered by County, being centrally On Friday, the 8th day of this light in which he cursed tiie President of located.. It will be rituals. As the hour for adjornmsnt had arStates and those who were United month, John Moore made application the to the advantHe the distraction of this rived a recess was takon until for admission to citizenship. howling for name age of all CommerterBefore of Court the Mormon the and that was a of the holy priest- 2 p. si. he swore Supreme to that cial Travelers stop people in the he had undergone tlie rites and par- ritory in Salt Lake City in the case of hood. He next read from a discourse here. It is also the best IN TIIE AFTERNOON. union Dodds, who was convicted at delivered bv the same person in which of the Encompanies, ticipated in the myrteiies place for Theatricalnearest 3STE3CSI-W-A.ZB- E attorin of and Provo whose was the Whereon manslaughter dowment Iloqse. declared that President Polk he place in to stop at, being the the afternoon, reassembling Upon that case Jugde Judd suspended sentence, in hell with Zacharias Tay Le Grand Young resumed his arguto the Theater. ney for the Gentiles made motion In the Latest Styles. of citizen- United States Attornv Varian repres- weltering be denied the Moore of the requisition for 500 ment and spent tiie balance of the right because lor TERMS REASONABLE. all ented who that in on Blackburn, that the then those persons Judge that ground g ami ship promising men, in showing that the Call and see Us. succeeded Judge Judd, refused to power Special rates to Theatrical troops. would follow Polk and Taylor time undergoing such rites and participat1885 was not a disin here of the flags . an take side loath, pronounce judgement uponDodds He, unless they repented. The other ing in such mvsteries, of Afrvs. C. Af. Holey, act, out simply an expression the conilictons of which aie incom- therefore asked that an alternativewrit would claim that these things were loyal d men who Tbe mourning. of mandate be issued, direct to Judge said when the people were wrought up patible with the duties of American flags on that occasion were anid Several Blackburn, comanding him forthwith over the coming of an army, but how the Alex. citizenship. the same spirit which animated for jugdment would they account for the fact that mated bv Mormons, among them one Cahoon, to cause Dodd to appear a men who 1 DKAI.ER IS those who is, and for eighteen years has and upon'.failing to do so. citing him to as late as 1870, the present head of the flag in Boston when a fugative slave Home Made and Imported appear before tlie Supreme Court on has cursed the United States was captured and returned to his been, a bishop of the Church, testified En- the first day of January term, and Church and the went who all through that prayed God to destroy owner by soldiers. publicly and dowment House, took an oath to show cause why he has not done so. this nation. And two years later the 8. It. TIIUKMAN avenge the blood of JoscdL Smith, The petition was granted. Mormon people turned out en mass to Repairing Done. of the and the defied had he first tlie president prophet honor a man because He said spoke for the defense. I Mormon Church, on the heads of the of the land. And ODly a few Next bber Goods Repaired. conauthority in involved this all the questions of this Nation and to obey WANTED. the national flag was hung years ago, and considered Rubber and Leather Cement people time been had troversy in on mast tlie 1iiesthood iii all tilings, and to half public buildingswere time again by Congress, with a view at DEALERS IN- mvsteries thu 200 Bock Men, refrain from disclosing tills city and the men who did it For sale at the sign of the was Court this what to doing just SCO then of the Endowment House under penTunnel Men, not even rebuked. Mr. Dickson cereasked to do. It was in evidence that disembowelTnent." House BIG BOOT, Endowment death of 500 Teams. the by took alty up were growing more i the Mormon Certainl no man can can live up to half block Weat of Hunk. Wages from $2. to $2.50 per day for monies ami arrayed the facts brought liberal, and party tester Street, Mormon when yet, to laborers. the conditions of this oatli and up out in regard to them and showed power in this city had the been broken, there oaths taken tlie requirements of tlie laws and Teams from $3.50 to the that per day. Constitution of the United States. Mr. M. W. Mc'Gratli wil unfitted men to become citizens. The the courts were called upon to say Note: fit to become It is further proven that men had he in Provo every Wednesday and Sat- same spirit which ruled here in the that a Mormon was not : DKALEK IN-was a cause ever there If a secrets citizen. to the for it killed here rule would been day disclosing again Apurday to ship men to the Canal. past of the house; that Brigham Young. ply at the Tintic Restaurant, opposite the Gentiles should leave. The theory for such a proceeding as this, it exago. The Ilebor C. KimtmU and other leaders the B. G. W. Eating House, of their government was that they isted nearly a generation roll back the of the Cbnrch, had openly preached Wit. Garland, ruled by tbe Almighty God speaking Court was asked to sav to those 200 the 'doctrine of blood atonement,' i i Genera Contractor, f people. wheel of progress and through the priesthood to the claimed voted with who Mormons 300 or which is that, if a Mormon lias has young alwayB That priesthood Ii tem- the Liberals in August that they P. V. JUNCTION, UTAH. disobeyed the laws of the Chu-cl- i; his Pressure of job work for the last two the right to dictate and control in Court The to vote. as not were entitled well as I soul can be saved only bv spilling the and political affairs, poral weeks has kept Tiie Gazette force In spiritual matters. This right was was asked to stop the solution of the blood of his body upon the ground. Medi Mormon applicants had i WAll-Paper- .: Cariure Wines and Liquovs for by Joseph F.Smith problem. This is a refinement of the Triangle busy day and night continuously. publicly announced as late as 1881 and it was only neces- - Been admitted through all these years, cinal and Family Use. Imported and doctrine, for we have not yet heard it We want more printers. and yet at this late day, gentlemen LDPir f t Irtnlr fivoi Hia hifttiirr Of Baid that the ineffable three taught Domestic Cigars.XS G. W. SHORES, M. D THE PIHDIDGS. J. sub-lec- ts pro-lhet- s? cross-examinati- on to-da- Resident Dentist, J B. Asadoorian, M. Surgeon, physician con-stitun- . al. -- lie-publ- ic m Surgeon Dentist e. Min, ttvg0tt JJljgsiriau theanti-MoimoH- UP l .1 . . Attorney at t dis-iract- ed Patronize em-iry- INDUSTRIES gen-tlem- en ' MONUMENTS TOMBSTONES po-itical- ly - to-da- y. . prosecu-tion.an- InUr-Ocea- a-u- l law-abidi- Boley ng House.! Have opened their On Center Street in Provo -- Wil-for- m Clothing, Gents Bed-Boo- BOYS 1 SUITS Fturnishings. A SPECIALTY. EASTS IRVINE & BARNEY. half-'nastin- 'r-op- half-maste- Hedquist, 300tS gray-liaire- half-mast- Siioes. ed Taylor RrotherX Utah. Provo, -- Pianos, Furniture, JOHN EGAN, Wines, Liquors and Cigars, . ...a iCottagei iChicagoi t-- Organs,: a iCarpets,: and |
