| Show I I 'THESOUTHEEN Is Published every Friday Richfield Sevier County Utah at It is inconvenient for the county not by to have at least one member of the board of commissioners in Kichlicld Either political party will gain strength by nominating one resident of Eichiield as a member of the board Jr George II Crosby : of commissioners StateBirectory: Richfield lacksone tiling tiiat would cost but little' compared to the good it would do— that isasystemof waterOur spring water H not as works good to drink as our well water is so we should "at soihc future time pipe water from Cottonwood Canyon UNITED STATES SENATORS "Frank J Cannon Arthur Brown TO OONUKESS REPRESENTATIVE 'Clarence E Allen GOVERNOR ilebcr ' Wells SECRETARY OF STATE James T Ilammoml STATE AU’DITOR: Morgan Richards Jr STATE TREASURER: James Chlpman M tt ATTORNEY-GENERA- A C Bishop Superintendent public instruct tion 'John SUPREME JUDGFS Charles S Zauo ' 0 JUDGE FOR SIXTH DISTRICT! McCarty ’DISTRICT Win “ BARTCU J A MTNER W M COUNTY JMHICCTOKY SELECTMEN : M A A C Shipp Hans Rasmussen County Clerk— Sam'l G Clark Rlchlleld Recorder— Jacob M Laurlten ' Elsinore Assessor— Charles Anderson Sal in a Wllles Richfield Sheriff— John W Coons Monroe Supt Schools— Jacob Maglehy Richfield Treasurer— 11 P Hansen Central Coroner— Asa R Hawley 1’rosecutlnK Att’y— J B Jenninps Richfield Salinu Surveyor— P I) Shoebcr 0 Sallna Sealers W'ts & M’rs- -P 0 Peterson Richfield Sheep Inspector — Jas Crosland Sallna county Thy stclan— c E West CITY UIUMTOIKI MAYrOR— Thoodoro Hrandley COUNCIL- -E 0 Peterson J M Jensen N P Peterson ill- ness ” might well be made a proverb It has been a long time since Utah scare and so people has bad a small-po- x forget tohno their children vaccinNo liild should be allowed to ated ' grow up without his prcvcntal ive a gainst one of the world's most deadly diseases A great many of our population seem to think that the political questions of the day cannot be thoroughly discussed unless they stand around on the street corners and talk them Gentlemen the new canal was filled full of sand gravel rocks and rubbish by the recent Hoods and the election as well as your farms will be far better off if you ill spend your time pilch out dirt that ing Tho next isme of this paper ill contain anai tide dealing entirely with Richfield its business houses leading men its prominent organizations and its history We are busy this week in collecting data for the same and will be thankful to any one who will help us in our collection of any items If any one wixhe-otr- a copies in number he or she should order at once Morten Jensen Joseph S llorne Recorder— Carl Goldbrwison Treasurer— James Chrlbtlansen injustice of tho Peace— Simon Christensen Marshal— G W Blomqulst City Attorney— I J Stewart -- PCPoterson Poundkoeper— John W Coons Watermaster— Mads Christensen Quarantine Physician— H K Neill in times of health prepare for 1 Abbott Colloctor-Fr-ed The Sound Money Iiemoorats have met at Indianapolis and nominated a national ticket ‘The ticket will evidently be upheld by a lot of once powerful politicians but very few votSome one lias very curtly rey ers marked of the convention "There are a lot of generals' h'dt where arc their soldiers” Park R Editor’3 Comments CENSOR M D1 tt In the Brigham City Bugler of last week there was a copied article speak- Av - VAYNE COUNTY- DIRECTORY ing of a Scotch city which had reand other served its si Fremont Hiett Maxfield franchises for its own use instead of Teasdale 'Charles Snow Thus from the giving them away Ilanksville c William S Rust profit of Its street car lines and other GOtNTY CLERK & COUNTY RECORDER things the city was enabled to keep up its expenses without collecting any Loa II M Hansen taxes American cities should learn a ASSESSOR A collector: 1 lesson from this Gainesville John II Curfew tt selectmen ' sheriff: II J Wilson reet-railroa- Teasdale supt scnooLs: W E Robinson Loa treasurer T A Jeffry Loa PROSECUTING J W A TTY I Loa AVarf surveyor: s l W Mansiield Tliurber THE SALT LAKE feEJIl-A- VII KLY TItIBl NIC 8J00 per Year after Jjuc Reduced to 1 1800 Oil Juno 1st tho Salt Lake Trlbuu o will re to SCtX) per dueo the price of the year The present high standard uhl bo maintained and every effort will be made to In tho front rank keep the Semi-week- Semi-week- ly You should inform your friends of a snap bargain for buying a farm of John Gardner Home Industry Our city needs a nev citj hall very Satina I going to biuid badly one and we should be doing something in that line What could be done better than to erect a two story building with the lower story for a dancing hall and an opera house while the upper story be used fur the offices needed for a council room and keeping one or two rooms to rent for law offices etc U From many small cities or large towns such fis Richfield there is often a tendency for people to move away if they become comfortably fixed financially or if' their ability is above the medium The latter results from their ability not being appreciated in the country as n ell as it is in the city from the people not Improving and ' -- tt tt kinds pieced tinware are made to order hand at my on Kept ftercKanf Tailor Shop SAMPLES - U nder takers &Contro JtacS wealth should bear tlie expense Last year congiess passed a law taxing the income that a man liad after it Tlie sureadied WO i per annum :of on said of States court United tlie preme It the law was unconstitutional may have been according to tlieir judgment but only a few days be fore also tlie justi ce upon whose vote the deciand Burial Shoes Kobe constiand Gents’ sion depended had believed it Hoys’ acco Then voted find tutional rdingly roUr Mill its being unconstitutional was a quest tlou und if it was unconstitutional jho constitution needs changing IS ALAVAYS SUPPLIED AVTTn ROUGH AND DRESSED LUfclBtife Many of the papers of both RepubliMOULDINGS OF VARIOUS KINDS AND SHINGLES can and Democratic ideas favored the on sides both while others AVe are also decision Contractors and Builders condemned it saying it xvas a Topulist Our prices are fair Call and see for yourselves trait tlur Democrats had fallen into HORNE ' & MILLER RICHFIELD Tills year besides favoring free coinage tho Democratic platform favors thislncoruo tax ’and yet some local McKinley men ‘Have bfcfin saying that they saw but one good plank in nation-aDemocratic It must platform have been careless reading for those same men believed in an income tax last year We keep hand a fine assortment CaskefsCoffms&FuriisKiivijJs — Our 'Planing There has been but little sickness in Richfield Mo h rue Elsinore arid many other country towns for such a damp This is because they are rainy time as a rule built on a slope a good distance Bthtin Walls from tho bottom lands ville it is different The little town Is built close to the river where the foul s moiling sediment of the flood is lodged near tlie houses where thj water from tlie floods finds holes in which to stay and whore every sort of decay is Carried on at a rapid rate We sympathize with tlie little town Evdry mail brings tlie Press an asin its sorrow but at tlie same time sortment of tracts sent out there will always be lots of sickness as by tlie Republican barons in the East wlio are backing long as they live there Billy McKinley tt Thanks gentlemen— thanks awfully The prevalance of so much sickness They make elegant wrappers for The Keep on sending is justly laid to the wet weather but Press every Friday the wet weather wouldn’t hurt so them AVe can use at least a ton bemuch if gravel walks and a graveled tween uow and November— Safina yard a cleanly kept corral and yard Fres and more cleanly kept cellars were had Of course tlie wet weather brings the My son follow not in tlie footsteps disease but there must be something of the loafer and make no pattern of to decay or else some standing pools to the example of him who is born tired become stagnant before disease origin- for verily I say unto you their business ates But with holes and old cellars is overstocked and the seats on the left ful of water flooded corrals and corners arc all occupied It is better stack yards uncared for spoiling to saw wood at two bits a cord than to slam' ng close to many of tlie whittle in a loafin’ match and cuss the houses and great piles of chips decay- government My son while thou liasj ing at our back doors no wonder there left in thy skull the sense of a bird is lots of sickness and that some of our break away from the cigarette habit dear or es lose their lives for lo thy breath stinketli like unto a glue factory and thy whole appearance is less intelligent than a store The trustees o' most every precinct dummy A'ea tliou art a cypher with in tlie county met at the Richfield tlie sun knocked off—Ex school home last Saturday Tlie county superintendent talked to them Tlie Press last week was the direct upon many different subjects among cause of a number of Kalina's small them on the subjeet of a high An item boys getting into Double school They however paid no atten- In last week's issue stated that the tion to the high school proposition editor knew where several watermelon IIow long are we going to send our were located but refrained students out of the county to spend patches from giving names of the owners The their money? lluw long are we going small at once organboys aforesaid to be deprived of tlie refining influence ized into a committee of eight and that an iuslituiii n o' Right r learning went in search of melons They found How long are brings into our midst? Liddle Hotel of in rear a the the those who can not obtain money to go patch made short work of it devouring and to northern schools to bo deprived of theripe fruit and destroying the green the privilege of a high school Theii the boys got into a longareour young people to with the rinds and while tho war bo encouraged to ioef away tlieir time fight was iu progress other parties mixed In because no educational institution of and the next day"gave tho boys away” Tlie greattlieir grade is provided? kids were arest educat cnal problem now before Eight before Liddle AVednes-da- y Justice raigned our county is tlie establishment of a morning each expecting to be high school sentenced to a long term in the pern — is always ready and Lumber Yard l gold-bu- g WORKS Arthur Henrie has establishedjhis marble works on Center street east of the Co-o- fc Store He is now prepared to make Grave stones and do’alllkinds df CEMETERY WORK hay-stac- educa-tionVIIo- ujt THE T E U E S 0 L U T I 0 N ' a — of the — Y Questi on IS AT THE TORE OSTON Gall and Examine their w free-for-a- grief-stricke- ll New Fall Goods n r x & Prices: TKaf Settles It tt itentiary One of the boys begged the The hope uniting tlie Republican justice to spare his life because there ' of were only ten kids in his father’s family and the oldmau couldn't spare him Justice Liddle gave the boys a lot of and suspended wholesome' advice Should any n case their judgment of tLeni be brought before him in the next six months it is a foregone conclusion that a penitentiary sentence will be inllttted upon them— Salina Press A SERIOUS ACCIDENT e-- i- vva-t- r h i oli A seems homeless Party in small yet powerful faction of tlie party holds on to the control of the party The Republicans who machinery hold on to Bryan are still Republicans from tlie Democrats point of view and it seems that they will be but half admitted into tlie ranks of Democracy A cold cheerless welcome It is for a lot of loyal citizens when they have left their party lor a great principle they are told "Yes siher - tlie great of tlie rnpai ri an alter that tlie income tuxquestionbut gentlemen your believing in these dqesi i admit to from their ability tooutdocity people our tickA but we have plenty of men The other is t lie result of towns not fur candidates and tli - we want all The present lines and tlie being beautified and conveniences the say” and sueli as water-work- s public parks only true lines of political faith now other places of pleasure being afforded existing are' those drawn by putting Next Wednesday tlie Democrats will place tlieir county ticket in the lield It will not be long till the RepubliExtract- cans have one or more lot of candiHoney-can- s for county officers asking for tlie all of dates When both nil rages of the people or all tiekets are in the field the people should go over the entire ll3t and f pick tlie bc't men to fill our county & offices and vote for them regardless of party Party politics are out of place when they interfere in city or county HOP First North St east of Social elections in any way f Hall PETER GRECO tt A general idea prevails that in tlie ward meetings ail male member ’ Take your county vvumtnU to should be called upon to speak so if I M Luuritzcii und get caxlifor they are not public speakers they may them tt is all right to give learn to be them such an opportunity if they stu dy and think so that tiiey may have But listening to something SUITS MADE to ORDER people who toaresayfi"( students of what —AT TITli— e a is to teach are supposed they of time and people go to meeting t( learn or to have deep feelings awak'-n-eHow can a man iu their minds i who never studies or never feels AT VERY LOW PRICES AND awaken these feelings or impart thee SATISFACTION CUARANTEEI instructions' BY AN OLD EXPERIENCED u CUTTER Richfield should have a city park All pretty places in tlie canyons are :ust arrived from two Broadcloth too lar for many people to visit them Factories All New Goods Then there arc seme place- along tiip Come and Sec" river that arc: pretty but tlie smaller B? J E JosETHbON Tailor children never get down there We "Dutfieid arc without a place where teachers Utah ors and can give tlieir children an open air lesson or have a school pic ulc May of Day Fourth and Twenty-fourtJuly all are much better enjoyed if they can at times be spent in tlie open air A park with some sort of a pavilion would be t lie 'be t Pavilions are boin g built in many towns as a business investment and then they are run in the way that will make the most money- - Before some private parties take hold of this let the city bo in tlie field It would not be a bad idea to do it Just for tlie revenue it would bring the McKinley mu in one place and the Bryan men in anollier Old lines are swept away and it is wrong for the old tarty machinery on both sides to do the dictation By the falling of the scaffolding on tlie nu residence of AV II Lyon now in course of erection last Friday noon Harry Duusbce and Si verene Andrason who were working on the same were thrown to tlie ground a distance of twelve feet and both were seriously hurt Mr punshee's injuries consisted of a com peni ad fracture of the shoulder and a stiuin of the back which was bruised as well He was taken to the lloly Cross hospital at Salt Lake Mr Andrason was al for treatment so injured in tlie back and the bones of his right foot were broken He was taken to his home yesterday afternoon There at Monme by AV II Lyon may possibly be some internal compll cations which may develop on further examination but if not both will soon No blame can be on their l'ccfagain as it appears one be nt'clur to any of those one be inexplicable and unto avoidable accidents the scaffolding having been tested by tlie workmen t i:r selves— Fiutc Pioneer In tlie selection of ''indidatcs to fill public offices Utah i eople should not Yet they should recognize be clanish this fact: Among those people who have come to Utah during the pa- -t few years there are men who came to invest capital others who came here to teach school for a few rears or to practice law or to follow this or that Now many temporary employment of them are candidates for offices but West if they can't like get the office they wont stay in tlx state Such people should be left In tlie cold when party nominations arc made this fail Then too who arc apt Aug J Bogcl the leading druggist to fccrve our county our state or any of Shreveport La says: of our organizations most faithfully "Ur King’s New Diseovcry is tho men who will stay here aslongustliey only thing that cures iny cough and J find they flonrish at tlieir chosen oc- it is tlie best seller I have” Ariz Kafford do of when merchant will they cupation but "Dr King’s New Discovery not or men who are first and always writes: citizens? AVe have no offices to pay is all V at is claimed for it it never men to stay and with qualifications fails and is a sure cure for Consumpcannot say any place near equal let us have Utah tion Coughs and Colds I Dr King's offices filled by Utah men enough for its merits” Consumption for New Discovery and Colds is not an experiment Coughs of ' t'-tho expcive T' r u tried for a quarter of a been lma It tlie United State-- comes bom prote and today stands at the heart tion of propei ty cimvenicives for busi- century never disappoints Free trial but ness men and oilier tilings needed bv It all Drug Stoic and Genual the wealthy Then there is nothing tics at fairer than that ihrse who have this Dealei- Stands at the Head lc-v- i ' Golden Kule The noted cheap store —ox Wright blockxo- Can you match these prices? Call and examine Goods t cts Each Ladies handkerchiefs 5 8 Lead Pencils 3 8 & 10 cts a dozen Lace 4 6 8 10 and 12 cts per price of 12Ydsl & 10 Writing Paper 25 sheets for 5 cts Envelopes 2 Bunches 5 cts Men’s silk Scarfs 15 cts and 25 cts Silk thread 2 spools for 15 cts j A Cotton thread 3 spools for 10 cts cts Pins I ct Needles 2 cts thimbles 2 for 5 Heavy Cotton Socks for 5 cts pr pair Ladies Wrappers 50 cts Latest Style Fedoria Hats only 67 cts Men’s Suits well made $375 Full Line of School Tablets for3 cts up Remember the Place GoldenRuIe The Noted Cheap Store Wright Block PRINTING & TABBING NEATLY and EXPEDITIOUSLY DONE AT THE CENSOR OFFICE |
