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Show PAY50H PAILY TlWeS DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OP TAYSON AND THE SOUTHERN PAYSOX, UTAH, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 G, ISM. VOL. II. Protection Asked for a Chinese in Salt Lako. PORTION OF UTAH COUNTY. Fnn-.er- al NO. C9. versies between capital and labor, to the prosecuting attorney, one recorder and one coroner, and twelve (12) delegates end that strikes, lockouts and other sim to the constitutional convention to be ilar disturbances may be authoritatively held in Salt Lake City on the first Monadjusted on principles of justice. 1895. Also in for the March. Sixth We oppose as cruel and unjust purday t lie blacklisting of the pose of electing county officers of the employes who are party for the ensuing year, and for the Citizens in Kentucky Will Resist discharged from or leave the service of the emyloyer. consideration of such other business as Seventh- - We favor the eight-hou- r Collector. the Tax may properly come before the eonven-ventiosystem of labor and believe that eight said convention to consist of 202 hours should constitute a legal days work upon all public and private condelegates and apportioned as follows: tracts. 8 ward 1st Provo, LlCIt Eighth We favor the establishment 8 LlClt WEIGHTS 2d of a postal telegrap system by ihe gen! 11 :id eral government, thus furnishing to the 10 4th people cheap and abundant facilities for the transmission of intelligence. 12 5th Summajr of Yesterday's Telegraphic News Ninth We favor tiie exclusion from 24 Springville our country of the pauper, criminal and 23 Lehi Fnn Different Parts of the Globe anarchisltic elements of other countries. Tenth The Republican party lias 3 Provo Bench and Condensed. Clipped Specials been ihe friend of the free public ever 2 Lake View school system of our country, and we 4 Lake Shore pledge our unfaltering support to every 11 Pleasant Giove measure which shall servo to increase its 20 American Fork The fire losses at Portland aggregated tower for good. Eleventh We believe that public 5 upwards of 8750,000, generally well infeantaqum officers should receive tixed salaries, and 14 sured. Spanish Fork that fees should be paid into the public 3 Thistle treasury, and we favor judicious legislaUp to a late hour the New York Demo- tion to this end, ns far as practicable. 1 P. V. Junction crats had not found anyone willing to acWe denounce the DemocratTwelflh .1 Ben j am in Gubernatorial the ic nomination. for its altitude on all questions cept party G Salem tho materal interests of our affecting It is reported that Chinese soldiers people, esjecially by placing our raw 3 Goshen materials on the free list, and specially n 12 have destroyed a station on the Payson its advocacy of free wool, thus comfor Railroad, and a London author1 Fairfield the wool growers of the territory will make it a pretext pelling Russia believes ity 1 Lake to Spring compete with the cheap labor of the for interfering. 1 world, and destroying an industry the Clinton h in point of importance in the Union, fift Maple lOa :..... .... j Japan has raised her cordon on news- for its advocacy of free lead, thus com1 Vineyard miners of the paper correspondents, who will be allow- pelling the silver-loa5 to with ed to the to Alpine compete cheap labor go the front. So long as Japan country of 30 to GO for from Mexico, 1 working is successful, a better line of news may Highland Because cents it the advocates per day. be looked for. Cedar Fork of the laborer the and farmer, placing 2 Tucker in close and bitter commechanic the Plitn-meTwo Murphy and with the petition cheapest labor under 202 Total turning at 115 pounds, fought 25 the 6un. Thirteenth We nrraign the DemoIt is requested that the several pre- rounds at New Orleans yesterday. The cratic of the party for the cincts in the county meet in primaries contest was a draw, although a splendid Republican vote in thosuppression of the majority southern states, by fraud, violence and and elect the delegates and altei nates to fight was made by both. unequal laws, thus violating the sanctity said convention not later than Sept. 14, It is stated that Ezeta and his friends of free institutions. 1894. It is also requested that each pre- have gone to Mexico to assist, in a war Fourteenth Wo unite our blushes of cinct elect a member of the precinct to against San Salvador, in which, under shame with those of all other civilized act as a member of the county central Mexican leadership, the Central Ameri- icople, when we contemplate tho record of the present administration's treatcommittee for the ensuing year, to be can States would be combined. ment of the Hawaiian question. ratified by the county convention. Fifteenth We arraign the Democratic e in Carey-villThe people the vicinity of for its failure to enforce administration By order of the County Central Comand Kendall, Kv., are well armed Chinese exclusion the Claw; and its refusJohn Graham, mittee, and prepared to resirt the collection of al to enforce the purchasing clause of the B. Bachman, Jr., Chairman. tax by Captain Blackwell. If it reaches Sherman law before its repeal. Secretary. Sixteenth We arraign the Utah a crisis the affair will arise to the dignity Commission for its partisan court-- in of an insurrection. continuing the appointment of registraNEW U. P. TRACK. tion officers to one political parly, in violation of the spirit of the law. REPUBLICAN PLATFORM. Seventeenth We arraign the DemoGeneral Superintendent Bancroft and cratic territorial officials of Utah for Division Superintendent Joe Young of gross and repeated violations of the civil (Continued from 2d page.) service law and such of the Democratic the Union Pacific have been on a href the as have dragged their high offby Republieminent, judges inspection tour, giving their attention can down to the offensive partisanship ices nod the steadily practiced by party more particularly to the forty-millevel. stretch of steel that has been recently pioneers and people of Utah. Eighteenth We favor the granting of Second We recognize the silver quesside suffrage to women. of equal Provo. It makes a tion as one of spiked this Nineteenth We demand for tho new to paramount importance very perceptible improvement, say the the people, and wo believe that no full state of Utah a wise, liberal c institution officials. and an economical and prosperity can bo enjoyed until silver pledge the Republicangovernment, party, if given shall be and we demand its re tho power, to secure Ijoth . For the Territorial Fair Oct., 2 to Twentieth We rejoic in the past of monetization on the old ratio with gold Con7, and the Sixty-Fifttho Republican party; wo glory in the of 10 to 1. fact that no other politic." ference, of the Church of Jesus Christ, Third We favor the cession of the un- ever approximated to its organization magnificent Latter-Daof Saints, October 5 to 7, sold lands to the achievements, and look confidently for public The Union Pacific will 6ell round trip states and territories respectively, in aid its swift restoration to power and a retickets to Salt Lake City and return newal of its benefactions to the people of irrigation and the public schools. of the United States. October 2 to 7, inclusive. Fare from Fourth We mow with regret the inTwenty-firs- t That we favor, as far as Payson 82.35; Benjamin, 82.25; Spanish crease of the practicable, compensation ot public offgreat army of Fork, 82.23; Springville 82.10; Provo, men and women of our nuemployed icials by fixed salaries, and the enactment and country, of 81.90; Snntaquin, 82,35; Mona, 82."0, judicious legislation providing for charge this unfortunate condition to the the payment of fees collected into the All 83.25. tickets Nephi, 83.0b, Juab, mailadmnistrntion, legislation and mis public treasury. good for return October 15. We endorse the efforts now being rule of the Democratic party. I). E. Burley, Gen'l Agt. made throughout the territory to enFifth We advocate the establishment the purchase of home-maof a national board of arbitration, whose courage goods, and pledge ourselves to all to 6hall contro be a such Silver, C3,58' cents, lead, 83.05. province adjust policy. EUpport n; I DM General Territorial News Gathered from Our Brighest Exchanges and Arranged for the BeneSt of our Many Readers. Unless all signs fail, the interment of George Lun, a Chinese cook, who died of typhoid fever on Sunday night, will be characterized by sensational features. So thought Rev. Clarence Drown of the Congregational Church, when he called upon Chief Pratt yesterday afternoon and requested of him that officers be detailed to attend the funeral services that are announced to occur at his church today. Lun, it appears, had discarded the fables of the joss house, to embrace the Christian teachings of the Congregational Church, where he is a member of Miss Jones Sunday school class. When his death was learned of by the ungodly Highbinders, of whom he had been a light at one time, they demanded the right to bury him. Ilis last wish, however, was for Christian rites, and his coconverts determined his wish should.be respected. The Highbinders are aroused and Rev. C. T. Brown lias taken precautions to nip any trouble they may attempt. Tribune, 25th . STUDYING OUR METHODS. Chicago Herald: The young Khedive of Egypt believes that the American agricultural machinery is the best in the world. He thinks that the farmers of Egypt should no longer depend upon the uncertain moods of the River Nile for irrigation, so he is studying the methods of the Mormons, who settled in Utah and made of an arid, unproductive region a perfect tiower garden by means of scientific irrigation. Trans-Siberia- ................ d light-weight- s, r, i - e DEMOCRATS ATTENTION. There will be a Democratic primary at the City Hall, Thursday evening, Sept. 27, for the purpose of nominating delegates to attend the County Convention to be held in Provo, Oct. 1, to nominate county officers. A full attendance is requested. REPUBLICAN CO. CONVENTION. A County Convention of the Requb-icu- n party of Utah county will be held .in Pavson on Saturday, Sept. 20,1891, at 11 a. m., for the purpose of nominating one clerk of the county court, one sher iff, one treasurer, one assessor, one collector, three selectmen, one county re-ture- h semi-annu- d, al 1 y non-miner- al n |
