Show ol of aie in iceeqiL ol No I ihe Southern Censor published at Richfield Sevier Co by Geo H Crosby It Is n six column folio of very ci editable makeup It is neutral in polities and will no doubt bu well by the citizens of the county We congratulate Bro generally Crosby in hhs new enterprise and hope he will meet with good support— Ac-- THE SOUTHERN CENSOR -- published every Saturday at Klchflold levler County Ctnj) by GEOROE H CR09BY Jn I State Directory If there is a hospipal in this part of Utah we do not know where it is Editor Snow of the Brigham City Bugler Is to take a summer oil and he leaves Neplil Anderson to edit and manage the paper J With our increasing mining and railroading and with our Increasing numbers we think there ought to be one Our choice of sites Is Monroe hot springs That Is a convenient place for the mines up the canyon and for the Marysvale mines as well as for railroad and the county towns Is Our judge McCarty having quite an introduction to various parts of the state On Friday 2d Inst he oincd court at Ileber City It’s like “boarding round’’ with school teachers - UNITED 8TATE9 SENATORS frank Cannon Arllihrjrawn REPRESENTATIVE TO CONQREj-Claroiyce E' Allen "boVERNOR Heber M Wells BfiORETAKY OF STATE James T Hammond STATE AUDITOR: Morjuu Ittchards Jr STATE TREASURER: Jasiee Cblpman ATTORNEY-OENERA- A?t) Blahop SUPERINTENDENT v PUBLIC IN3TKUCTION John RJPark v- - SUPREME JUDOES V S COUNTY DMUtCTORY SELECTMEN: A Abbott A C 8hlpp Hans Rasmusson Hlchfif-lCoanty Clerk-Sa- m'l M O Chirk KiehU-lLaurltzonJ Jacob Recorder— Elsinore Assessor— Charles Anderson w:Uini Collector— Fred 0 Wllles Iti hauld Sheriff— John W Coons Moiuoe Migloby gupt SchooN-Jao- ob R:clilu-lP Hansen U Coronor-A- sa H Ccntr iwley Att’y— J Prosecuting H Jennings D bbueber W’ts A M'ri- -P 0 Purveyor— P il ’ Ricbiield riallun ccu-mr- CITY DIRECTORY MAYOR-Tlieod- oro llrandley Peterson J M Jensen N P Peterson Morten Jensen a Few: Oatmkal IIkrk ABE pr ith 1st punlity g y - Horne Recorder— Carl Ooldbranson Treasurer— James Christiansen Justice of tbe Peace— Pinion Cbrlsti n on Marshal— 0 W liloinqulst City Aitorney- -I J Ptewart flreet Supervisor— PC Piterson Poundkooper— John W Coons Watonuastor— Mads Christensen Qnarlatlne Physician— U K Neill M I' poll-ta- Eoos 7 g get-m- sniii-Moi- m bu-vic- tne wrong time of tin- yeiti now but the people of to do it could make their homes much jjiore cleanly as well as comfortable h) Dulling gravel enough to make path-frothe front gate to the door and un around the house - may-b- d — con-ie- tniserable failure for while from them than from the Reit publican papers neither side is in alone won-come- - xx cis pr California Whitk H 55 WHEAT r cts pr bui OUK RWsIn HI ('i- 4 Hic vn - H pr ' Ovrs tl prcwr 10-1 Jiurro IK I'iJlfiU Ti) We receive every morning at 11 o’clock A SUPPLY OF FRESH DAIRY BUTTER Call and examine our new goods THE RICHFIELD CO-O- P front in all Business OUR SITUXO tfTOUK OF Is always to the Moves r E SEASON X)EMNT STRAW HATS SHOES AN DSUCH GOODS AS-TARE ON HAND AT ALL TIMES s Reliability in business lias given ukH T arge rPraveling rade J-oc- al And we know that the same policy continued Is Sure to win THEO BRANDLEY Agent U ndertakers Contractors We keep on hand a fine assortment of CasketsCoffms&FuriisKii$5 — — also (Font’ ami Bojt’ Robo and Burial Sboei Our Plaining Mill is always ready and our otht-iwia- Lumber Yard - IS ALWAYS SUITLIEP WITH ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBIR MOULDINGS OF VARIOUS KINDS AND SHINGLES We are also Contractors and Builders Our prices are fair Call and see for yourselves HORNE Jt MILLER RICHFIELD n twen-y-eig- e e Fdl-moi- The Logan Ipublioan attempts to lay the attacks on thecLuich to the The at t empt is a Democratic papc-r- 74 Best Hi ' eispr ) IRch-liel- Kick Ska-islan- d Dobwimlii-fi-mlan- Editor’s Comments cts pr Price on produce this week: 5 etsjif cloz Liv k (’)ux x ’ It 4 2 L 1 - k bi-oa- e well-bein- C Josipbb GROCERIES DS c EiHn-Peterson dealers Hichtk'ld Kboep tinspector— Jas Orosland COUNCIL— E PAINTS OILS Look out for our weekly prices they lead: eir 31b for 25 cent Tka from DRY-GOO- Etonian It seems one branch of the Arizona The Tabernacle Choir had an excelThe Censor Is receiving a royal recep- lent trip to the coast and made “ends Republicans made the bill to cede to Utah that- part of Arizona on the tion from all parts of the country and meet” financially state One of our neighbors criticised right bank of the Colorado a subject for denunciation in their convention a press mistake and we trust it will on Thursday not happen again but we are not proof It seems to us that was RoadWork a little strained That region is not against errors Our contemporaries 20 worth found many things to copy and we to Arizona there is cunts It seem’d to us that the system ol can get from it mean that they will still find the news Arizona that nothing working our roads Is defective We will more than will come cost and discussion of current events in the that not are mruljj run over the rocks that to it IV hat little settlement there Censor prominent while the roads arc muddy is is by Utah men and it is during the spring and winter storm only across the river fiomthough Arimain of loads all summer long Teams with zona it is just as far removed ns though The Piute Pioneer published at wool farmers hauling hay or grain it were In the Ran Handle in Texas The our latest exchange Marysvale is from the field home are forced to drive Pioneer is a neatly printed well writ- Tver these roads In the fall when th-- Then the river is a natural boundary and the tract ought to belong to Utah ten paper and if the people of Piute more bulky loads are off ty road and we would sty the same if the i it- as tak--should they County appreciate tax is collected and the rocks Tribune were published in Arizona will surely succeed We extend a hearty we have while out and fora little —Salt Lake Tribune welcome to our littlie mud roads But as soon as the mud acbe soon to and hope personally onu's the wagons will wear down quainted with Brother Brunei! the rocks and again leave them Mr Geo H Crosby lias begun the to be driven over Then rocks get loose publication of the Southern Censor at Richfield in hi salutatory he says: In the road and they wear wagons out torribblv Iasi necks “Believing that the interest of the The teachers decided at their and jerk the horses should be abcad of t he interest the people In at institute summer hold work to the a while few days institute put of or any political party beeither at whatever town would give the most right time would be more benefit the public of Sevier and that lieving fall Yeiy ban six times the work in the help with a proper Invitation Chuck-hole- s could be prevented to a surrounding counties would support a few of the towns seem to be moving toward making an oiler Mouroe is the ypeat extent by filling them up whgn move toward publishing a paper dt voted to the tevvs and to the discus only town so far ai we know hey are first started or by removjug Don’t let one town walk oil with the i rock on the other side of the roajtor iou of lwcz1 affairs I have come to chuck-holThat Richfield to publish the Censor My plum without others trying to gtt it Just one side of the objects are to make it the voice of the chucks on the is by putting the work people more than the voice of any perInt it the right time we could keep Richfield has nearly completed a roads freer from chuck with half the son to censure when justice demands to praise when merit demands scheme to attract trade and truve aioa ns to discuss subjects when the anpraics be to a Tbrvs-inof from the east Roadwork too is somewhat of my subscriother undertaking that will hr ing as frade that everyone doesn’t under- interest and bers ciennnd discussion and above all iarge returns for the capital invested hand and men who work at It steaf-il- to tell news the that interest shall will would road as tin Indian Creek will excel in it- The state instruct and help all who read The in We have very poor wood roads aim a change greatly prospered by Censor” — Sprmgviile Independent he" law The tax should bi a they make the trip from town to Ur tin ami be and tedious wood very slow tiavs ash tax and tnen there should In Ihe ivisielct Court of the Sixth Juvtl lie trip home woirying to teams am ome one to work on the road conciui IMoirli l of the State of I tali dangerous to lile To stop this then stantly Then we will have the long County oi Setter tin Most road Mary Aim Mould beadugwy built along wished-fo- r good roads vs SUMMONS hillside above Richfield This dugway ret bad If not mended every thijee J hristophor ill be a great benefit to everyone mu months IRE STATE OF UTAH Greeting to Christopher Do swan: that at cuinparitively small cost it it You are hereby required to appear In an siimated that he “wear and tear action hroiiKlit agausl you by the abort) t— in three years on wagons and horse plaintiff In the District Court oJ the si named Sixth Judical District of the butu of Utah ill pay for building such a load and to ansivcr the complaint filed therein Among the "Editors t hen there will be new places to ge within ten days (exclusive of the day of ser- nood and wood in the old ones is toe) after the on you of this vowomen ar many will good There auswei scarce This road If served within this eouaty or If should clubs served uut of this county hut In this district another purpose of uu less importance ters not naturalized The within forty il built in the right place it will ascertain who they are and get them w!thlu— twenty days us with Fillmore being but eigh-ee- naturalized when court is lielDj& a days or judgment by todefault will b takeu against you according prayer of said commiles between Fillmore is county— Fillmore Progress plaint U railroin P miles from the The said notion is brought to obtain a decree of tills Court dissolving tho bonds of matriand would have an advantage in tin a new paper It has Richfield mony bow existing betwiea yourself and new road But wo must make a guou southern Censor and as the name plaintiff as use of uo be ruad or it will people who uon’t wantrgbc That said pluintttf be uwarded Tho custody uuw lias good road to when mplies riticised had better carry themnelvcs of lha minor VVHlIamArtluuDe Swan Issue of i hey get their of said marriage also that plaintiff be glren freight : and they wi straight under the eagle-eyedfor costs of this nut come lieie unless it pays them ti iretty Judgment against is O- HJr Croby the Censor Action Alimony ami general do so This scheme should at least be Bugler City Success— Brigham itor relief investigated by the Business MetiV Thu pause of action Is fully bet forth in — Asaooiatiuii and beputthrough iflln Vol I No 1 of the expected Smith---- i verified complaint on file herein Aud are hereby notified that If you cost is not too gteat and we have goon n Censor published at Richfield by fall to you and tnisw-- r the antd complaint appear believe it is not cause ihe len II Crosby Jr has reached as hove required the Said plaintiff will apBlade table It Is a wideawake pa- ply to tho c’ouit for the relief demanded “ Carries a firstclass assortment of n J A MINER FOR SIXTH DISTRICT: JUDGE &ISTRI0T Wn M McCarty M The RICHFIELD tin-po- Zano G W BARTCH Charles ORROCK'S STORE Blip-port- X-JUW- e - ARE NOT NEEDED - with Xpensive or inXpensive cles and not to Xperience Xact satisfaction rail-ma- d Ui-’li- - - ' s tv per arid gives ample proof tluitT'ro Crosby is “onto” hi job The Blade wishes the Censor unbounded sue cess — Nepbi Blade therein ' ’) — that a clerk’ or tYhy - it dyputv in a county ofllec who is worth but 175 a month under the fee system when the official pays hivown cleiks ind deputies is worth $1"0 a mouth under the salary system where the public pays them— A kai f Jbprd uue thousand wight hun-'dre- d and nlilety six Ii CM 'uim CP-- i K arti- Take our Goods lor Yamplo: Wi timsiv the honorable Judge nml the Seal of the LUstiUs Court Hti let in of Ihe hlxlli Judicial 'knd fop the Btiuo of I tali tills YOU first day of May In the jtar Of our asperating to Xperiment It is Xtremely t-- We hardly see how the county justify their action fixing each with their own salaries at Most every town has a day that is the while supe- most important in its industrial hiscounty expenses paid rintendent of schools has but $Wu tory aud that b the day the lirst w ith his own exj enses to pay ar:d otli reaches it It ispioper then Urn er county officeis with all their tini he people should by some means show taken salaried so low dial they arc pleased with their lman xx iil outlook aud by so doing stimulate There are several streams in' tin oueauolher to ienewcd efi'U'ts “All neighboring canyons that sink before work and uo play makes J ack a dull they reach the valley Several way ooy" and aomet lines it makes John a have been proposed for bringing thi dull mau The censor would like this down to the land: One is to reservoii oO be u gala day When the last tie is and then with the extra head to rush aid and the last spike driven we wain the water over the gravel Anothei 0 have the boys there to cheer and reAnother still is to use tile piping joice that after five years of waiting tried over at Monroe that i the railroad has come Railroads aie tunneling to bed lock thus tap On- icooming so common that we aie forflow that runs on the bed rock undo getting the wonders that tlieie aie ii the gravel We wait patiently fur re ii ail road lcouioliveo let us have aL suits and commenJthc enterprise jiatiou to bring to mind what a wonderful thing it is tv h ive and to see nuver excelled in t Sevier county-haruilioad fruit culture even of the kind we prosperity has never recould raise Strawberries have nevo ceived a greater impetus tlnmiiwil doDC well because the soil wa too receive on “railroad day" and tlio-- t to heavy Apples have bean the man who hivMlie town should crop but many apple orchards a: love it ncoe w lule t host- w ho do not young getting old They should have love it Might to a ml a celebration is trees planted in them at onm- fo jiist w Int w ill belli to teach them to around your orchards and see if von Hive it hadn’t better order some young tm-- suppose that we have the o! and have them planted next spring driving the last spike then an lor prayer singing an owl ion Counties were in England nmieir ind peei'h-Then some sort of afterless laid o!! according to tbe cbm or noon and that we wind up enjoyment tribe to which the people b longed with og or banquets in the et In America the people were hmnoge-coutale let's have something iitig Aliiiy tin out laid and se the surveyor i lie Jet d net nay go b without dmcounty boundries n moattacin-to it lance being upoi States Here is the Rocky mountain tintopocounties are designated by laior mgraphy of the country one edium sized valley being usually a county Such is Utah county Sat St Me News Lake county Iron county etc Sml should Sevier county be such Chambers lias long been R San I’ete county be and then Ouiim-soin the Salt Lake owner and May Held would belong to is sole owner except a little sow county as they formerly did stockholders jwned by S NATION W17K EVEN BY CAN’T TELL whether they are Xtraordinary bargains or not To lie Nact you must use them or Xtraet an expression from someone Xtantwho lias Xpeiuled some time in the Xtensive Tlfiat Xtra bargains Xisk in our store w or in X tensive ue of our goods in Xisteuee who Xhileratinglv Xtol them to an Xtrew know from customors Nu farther Xplanat ion need he Xaeted' Xpend your mony wkre Xtent That is at the you Xpert to get the best bargains BOSTON STORE ru-uw- i ' Judge Jacob Johnson is winning his golden opinions from the people by He bench on the and energy puh nas been bolding court at Richfield and lias astonished the lawyeis there w t ny requiring them to get on ith heir caes and by bolding court eleven s Dour- - a day in order to exp dite A Judge who will so woik in the interest of the people should have kindly reimmbranee in their heart beri-tics- Mtridi TO (UlilinoitB of Frederick Estate ' Jacob-- Deceased Notice is hereby given By the undo signed Andrew R Anderson administrator of the evtut of Frederick Jacobson deceased familiarly known in Sevier comity Utah as Frederick Madsen to the creditors of and all persons having claims against said deceased to exhibit them with the neoissary vouchers within four 4 months after the first publication ol t- tuisn-dn’- to said - adnnnistiiuor 1 n Ml-Wit- Raixseiv aad fitdersoiv The Elsinore Harness Makers make: a the ofllec of btewurt V Coihus his atat Richfield Utah the same torneys No I of tin- soutl rn Volume being the place for the transaction ol Utah Censor came to our excha'g the biismcss ol said estate Andrew u unlu-Rsotable this week Jt is a six coh am ' Administrator folio The editor is George 11 Crosby 1 nted fid l(M May Me Jr In politics he is indepon I be Collins Attorneys lor Aduiiiistr-ilohope the Censor will be pnspered and receive it sliaie of alienage Irorn the in idly glowing oa ern Eldii'-f'oity paitsol tin state and HARNESS SINCHES COLLAR-PAD- S NOSE-SACTHEY KEEP ON HAND: KS Curry-com- Tents and IMVITATIONS Tin-wa- The other day a man BouhfiTO 1 I wagon-cove- rs And EXTRAS for REPAIRING I News Buggy whips and lashes re and notions' and brushes bs i i utn( SELL TUB SAMK foK DUT HALL IN KfSINOKK VVB ioimi wxty-tiihf- k AT OUK SHOl il ETWEE 10 for barm-- TIHCCl-O- L' ASH SI UTAI s Elsewhere in this paper aj ars an other corn srondence on the manifesto we dislike to close cm 'olnmus are against any one whose in lesjieetful language but ii the future we must refuse to j communication on tin ubn-c- — 0- eotu-he- - t unless of eoursf Uic inseific-for at legul’ir advertising ia"-gan Join nt i h i cl Lo- n Ib-ral- George JI Crooby Jr ha gun i he ji'ibl icjt pn of tin Bout In ro ( The Hist at Richfield Utah ed'ted aud number is newsy It Independence In politic wo is a premise that the of deserre the support of ti’1- j t! : Iter V’itlr theo’b'-- cliaege id comes the change of managers Hie bard W Young :s succeeded by A McDaniel brothei to oirr-”'ii ' w etc ARE NEATLY ! v-vi- 1 HAND BILLS ub-lis- h shi-u'- THE ELSINORE Cards j Itichfi-ii- Lhbham Bnilctin The CeiTshi Stationary STORE W e have- A wi cle-- a wa ke and handle Business Inks - ' ‘ - PRINTED AT THIS OFFICE Note-boo- lage Pencils Papeteries ks Paper-Napki- ns and Muci- Office Supplies |