Show LJU 4 Investing There is perhaps no Inthat it was not Cimstitutinnal-so it tickets are encouraged by the tate vestment that a man was never collected” That law would chairmen and their aids But§ the may make nor any busi- have started with all men who had an people suffer from this because the I" lTllLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT ness that he may go into that will income of $j(X)0 and taxed them all at parties to maintain themselves have Richfield Sevier County UTAn by cause him to lose his calm judgement the same rate The income tax will to give nominations to party workers more than mining ' Realizing this some day he a great George ( question for the whether they be capable to fill the faet well the leaders among the people American The mil place or not Thus people to settle did not encourage tills sort of work men lionaire class Is Increasing in wealth are elected to office incompetent As long as peo when the peoplo were needed for the if not in numbers and the middle class pie vote straight county tickets labor of working the farms or building of State Directory: American people are almost disap tical parties will use this bulwarkpoliof up the towns hut now times have pearing The income tax will be in- strength The remedy of It all is to from a time when farm and changed -- ALSOtended as a i j for this making vote for the candidates who1 are1 best UNITED STATES SENATORS produce was badly needed Utah lias as it will theremedy Gents’ and the Itoltes qualified pay wealthy and Burial Shoes r expense of Boys’ irrespective Jnink Cumum come to a time when wc are badly in of and the government then the parties will have party Aillmr llrowu to put up need or markets for that produce is good men or cease to work in county jHEL’HEsENTATJ VE TO CONGRESS This will be found in the cities market Cliircnci' E A1 leu r to some extent hut it must' also he Slurring (lie It is current among politics GOVERNOR Toitiilivls eastern IS ALWAYS SUPPLIED WITH ROUGH AND DRESSED papers to sought among the mines But these jjulmr M Wrlls LUMRER School The Utah County seur the Populists mines need to he developed anil why MJ 'RETVRY OF STATE VARIOUS Literature Wc AND KINDS ¥9VtcpiNGS0F n teachers SHINGLES should except better of the westhave not a collection of our own residents Jumps T Hammond are also Contractors and Builders-Oui ' : tlie publ'ica-- i each investing a little furnish the ern publications and western men but STATE AUDITOR: tion of apaper devoted entirely to the prices are fair Call and see for yourselves Jr capital for doing this work Wre have they are almost as bad Before the public schools of that1 county Civil war began the name AbolitionRICHFIELD Now STATE TREASURER: monnlians south of us that are tilled HORNE & MILLER tlie most novel paper we have mil's ( hlpm'in with mineral and many good mines ists met the same hard usage but that is heard of for some time and we do ATTORN E will some day be opened up We hope now that name i i respected Though A t' llWiop that when that day comes that the the Populists have been poorly organ- think it can do a great deal of good TTERINTI’NDENT I’lHILIC INSTRUC Why are the teachers of Sevier County profits will not he carried off to Cali- ized and their objects have been many so slow in writing for the and TION varied fornia or New York by men who come they have been (lie means Teachers papers? ' write altogether too little John R I' 'll: here for what hey can get but that of bringing to the front the free coin1 hey became habituated to learning SUI’REME JUDOFS age question which is now foremost in twill stay to help build Utah up Clinrli'S s Zuif tlie American mind It is a question a lesson from the hook and then teachG W RARTl II that would have been delayed many ing it to the stndents This does not J A MINER liiMik at In Nevada we have an years had there been no Populists A encourage any orignal thought andso DISTRICT JUDGE UURSIXTII DISTRICT: instance of what foreign Win M MoUiirty greater question which will in time many teachers become old foggics in capital will do Millions revolutionize the American tax sys- just a little vhilc while a few original and millions of dollars have been tak- tem CO I STY IHIIKCTOIIY and help t lie equitable distribu ideas written now and then would en from her rich mines of silver SELECTMEN: avoid all that But tion of wealtli is the income tax We have a column The M A Abbott Cornishmeh who came there In search for the teachers when tlicV are ready were the first to advocate A C Shipp of employment only and Irishmen Populists that principle 1 n years to come the to use it Hans Rasmussen who never do settle down did the work name of Populist will'be a name reCounty Clerk— Sam’l G Clark M LituriUivi Richfield for men who never saw Nevada Recoriler— The spected and loved Co-o- p Since tlie railroad the middle clasElsinore Assessor— diaries A nderson results are that Nevada is today a ses of the Americanby came into the coun? people Sallna desert golluetor— Fred GAVUlos with a dwindling population ty there have been is Klehfleld Sheriff— John W Coons Utah many changes in the' travel of rcliqds Monroe and a debt it tan never pay fcupt Schools— Jueob Maglehy Is a Home Industry Klehfleld would today have plenty of capital The Elsi- The roads from Salina' to Richfield are Treasurer— 11 1’ llanseu Central had the capital which lias been stored Coroner— Asa R Xlaw Ley nore Mills not now sej important as they were be i Prosecuting Att’y— J B JonnliiRs Richfield by the of her have for fore and less repairing willkeep jitiem mines been earnings Sallna Surveyor— P D Shoeber owned own a deal in better condition of many her ' ' We years past talk by packed great people But why jhave Peterson Sallna W’ts k M’rs— P 0 Sealers L' J A r Itlehfleld encouraging capital to come to Utah of pork and have held a great part of two roads to keep up? When there Sheep Inspector — Jas Orosland and help develop her mines We bet- the trade as far south as St George was so much travel that was a necessiCounty Physician— c E West For private business reasons this ty because one was a do all we can ourselves and we will ter 'road t e CITY mitECTOItp find but little asking is needed year they will not pack any pork but and the other a road but MAYOR— Theodore Brandley ship their hogs alive to Salt Lake now the same road will do for both OOUNCIL-- E 0 Peterson vl Keeping a man In Sevier Coun- After the railroad has had freight on seasons One road tq go by both SiJ M Jensen in Ottlee ! m N P 1’eterBon ty and in Utah the live hogs the Salt Lake laborers gurd and Aurora shpiild be made and Morten Jenson is a have had work the of packing and the: Kept up The roaij ljrbm EJsinore ip very therq ' Jpsepli S Homo strong feeling that when a man has Salt Lake packers have made their Monroe was pot heavily travelled hereleoorder— Oarl Goldprs-nsst- l been in office for a long time there profit we will pay the railrqad to Is'ppw' Tlie ditches qn ship tofore Treasurer— James Christianson should be a change There Is no rea- that same pork back here We do pot it are very of the Peace— Simufl Christensen npipetpua and should bp Justice son for this except that he has been see any one to blame but vye dq beW Blomqulst bridged The pqad from Richfield to City Attorney— I J Stewart supported bo the county and now lieve something is wrong when one Glenwpod (s povy more lpaportantdthan fetreet'Supervlsor— PCPeterson some one else should have a turn of our best Industries Is stopped before add should be turnplked and Poundkeeper— John W Coons When we elect county officers we do so that the bad mud gravelled Christensen Mads watermaster— not do it to support any man but to ) 1 H K Neill M Dweather a Physician— Alter may be (voided j sound good Quarantine Z get good work done for the county judgement there is in The man who has been In a public Politics the Press The Spring-th- e of more use nothing WAYNE COUNTY DIRECTORY office for a long time and has not been to a person than a pair of good sharp Pulpit yille fqde- found wanting is a rretty good man eyes The V 'L 'pendent resharpning of the senses of COMMISSIONERS too Then in selecting members of marks there that would be no bad sight hearing etc should be one of Fremont the legislature the county would gain the great objects of oar in 4f church feelings Iliett Maxfield were politics') public schools Teasdale Charles Snow great Influence by picking a good man This sort of study can be cafrted on left out The people of Utah have Ilanksville and keeping him there At times a with no loss of time to the ether stud- become a triflecrankey about politics William S Rust mentioned on the pulpit 'The little county will have ies if the teacher will begin Jfc COUNTY RECORDER 10UNTY CLERK right In being like the much greater Influence In a state than the old education pulpit press should be-- ' ah ahd Loa reading JI M Ilansen overseer of the people In all thP'lr a larger county because the little coun- arithmetic were consideredwriting the basic ASSESSOR Si collector: ty keeps the same men in the legisla- studies but ail that is changed now doings in life It is so in most parts of America and while no sides should IS AT TnE ture till they gain influence But here No educator nor Cainesville John H Curfew ordinary observor be taken is no botli parties are becoming habituated more it than right that questions science or natural history in sheriff: to an annual change of nominees Utah the political matters'-shoulchildren The enter school and being Teasdale II J Wilson be discoursed upon The This Is hurtful and weakens our in- at once begin to political : study animals plants life of suit schools: fluence in tlie legislature the people are so closely and minerals In just a little time W F Robinson interwoven with their religion they become delighted with this There are many in the study if the teacher has any life in that separating them is hopeless I?ut TREASURER men usually go to but one church so United States who do T A Jettry teaching it Soon they are' given not the W with J sentences to read about these objects agree preacher should not take side's PROSECUTING ATTY shduld arc but There tako the moral claims of who many and in a little while books that treat J W Warf Sides both consider that dangerous results would them chlmly an quietlay are the subject given to them surveyor: come from li is election But there The child thus learns to read ly before the people If part of the M W Mansfield scipt are few w ho now ridicule him or doubt firsthand later but first knows congregation disagree all right The print idea of limiting our preachers to the his honesty When lie began tlie pre- what he is reading about This Man— v i:i:k i v sent campaign he was looked upon as swr rin? most abstract rules of morality is the has children ' t6 read taught TKIIIIM reason why people are nbt educated bn a meteor which would soon burn out quicker and the same time to be closPtectuci'd lo SJ00 nerVcur nllrr Jane 1 but whatever side of tlie financial ques- er obserVors than under the old the cufrent questions more fairly 1S!)( sys ' On Juno 1st tlio Salt Lake Tribune will re tion a person may take they must tem Let parents help the teadhers’ than they are because they are no' to TOO per recognize in Bryan a hero A young work ' lice the price of the unpartfally laid befbre them man of his age lias never before been fear The present htRh standard will maintained and every effort will he made to so A Citizens Irbh county is the prominent beforo the 'American In the front rank Our Xecd Residents of the cities J ‘ eep the 1’icket first county in Utah people yet few have stodd tile lire of have the book stores ofISooks his opponents better You should inform your friends of a witji cheap editions of Love toward wltTparty II ' excellent literary productions Then snap bargain for buying a farm of Arc wc When freedom is discuss With their le’dlnj flll' John Gardner I'rccf edit is to be remembered tta Kayo the daily papers "the southern censor in iTIinea -- Undertakers &Contractors II Crosby Jr Trt We keep on hand a fine assortment of Caskefs Coffins &FanisKm£s Our Planing Mill p:a always ready and our Lumber Yard lu!llc i be-'gu- j 'e r ' 1 i i i: WORKS i Arthur Henriehas established his marble works oh Center street east of the ' d Jai-o- how prepared to make Grave stones and do all kinds of 1J iWnG CEMETERY WORK of wet-weath- dry-weath- er THE rT due-Ingvw- et - Pt !§ ffL Vr u E T Yq N — of the — i -- N Y Questi on QSTON TORE ' i Call and Examine their New Fall Goods w like sys-Ite- Fsmi-week- that freedom is only a An ignorant nation relat've term such as the Mexicans can nevor be qs free as tlie more intcligeht nation of But when we talk of tlie England dominations of the czar of tlie blood ioney-can- s and iron rule of Bisiuark or of tlie fanatical rule of tlie sultan do we not forget a ruler we have? At tho present time in the United States the wealthy upholders of McKinley are moving railroad laborers who are fa& voring Bryan from the state or county nv where they are working These men on hate to but they must if they are £II0P First North St cast of Social to makegoa living Factory laborers I’L'I’ER GRECO have been called together and told Jlall that their employment would rontin ue if McKinley gains tlie day but would A It KANTS TAKE YOl It CO 1 1ST It close if Bryan did They fear throw1ft CAMI AND GET LAIUITZEN TO J ing themselves out of employ merit THEM pOR and thus tneir votes arc influenced Are then a people who are thus bound to employers a free peoplcJ Wc fear ORDEll not 3UITSMADE Horne Industry Extract orsand all kindsof pieced tinware are made to order hand at ept to TIIK— TCercKant Tailor What Hie Income Tax Shop VERY LOW PRICES AND at GUARANTEED SATISFACTION Is BY AN OLI) EXPERIENCED CUTTEIl SAMPLES Just arrived from two Broadcloth All New Goods Factories Conic and See Tailor By J E on Utah income tax has never been in operation in the United States and may lie new to some It is a system of taxes such that a person has aminally to pay a certain per cent of Ids or her income to the government It is based on tlie theory that those who can support the government should do so and the theory of a progressive income tax is that those who have the larger in comes should bear the heavier per cent tax The Income tax was once tried here but the supreme court ruled V “VT It GOLDEN PULE dlfaway L Richfield Prices: ly y —AT TKat Settles £ xzzrx Tas t0 nominatJ ® them But here in the rural dis- - I citizen ticket rids these advantages are not bad L al of in I ' tlie Church works ot readng pi ease toll wan nK andt to JJrtorM & rre tabs hopandd bepaper Tin are rene best way that Is at hand Is weC(ysl(1'r eitrcn L - J thus show their liti cal 5 ££ £? £ Io isetil8thesalieiji othe”m ihej prnpose to do the eioeltenU As we bare by public libraries or reading rooms tmc- we say again should be opened once o tieiee Books if ordered In num eaclj week be yoted for qq party lines but the her are now very cheap and a few dollars would lit lip quite a good li county amj cty officers should not We cqmmend the citizens of Cedar We should have such a brary for picir pluckcity library in every town cf the county oS ld SjuamgS - Where I’olHUs When a political arc an 11 i I party has formed itself for tlie Opening tlie During Helds tle THE GOLDEN RULE The Noted Cheap Store Wright Block few past a great number of comto us from those of some purpose it is a plaints hqve poipo who have part of their crops stll out factor of no small amount of good a great number of horses and Iiiit when a political party socks to liad already been turned Into th“ lk flow- It seems eer year that 'n e should go It i then a menace atout Oaobor s t A lime there ere certain reforms or Ul0‘ can lltr lh tlnk pohde to he carried out In count or This laa too together early especially " mo sPrng was so late a this T‘ li s that Lp lng was Then toe a manner of eettontl dbnsont should bo used so that "1 ' c'' in day ma ho agreed upon ! “ Cty - opening 11 atloi s have the then under people imply feed- Ltand th0 d aad llav'c thslr cropg Part oltould not be earlier That L nm inrllolmt01 5 October than Bet the f""“lpal perhaps I all of to so that fence an'1 ML'8 way alp latform Lcr? mln hlll80wn jcM all by al“h and tickets are then workers bimsdf of great Importance and tho county Lttc THE NOTED CHEAP STORE The Proof of the Pudding is in the eating The proof that we are 15 per cont under alj others js for you tQ stop in our store and get a few Prices and see jthe quality of our Goods We have something new to show you every few days Call and examine Goods Whether ygg buy or Not dqys PRINTING & TABBING - P? ri?1 h'TwJ C’ a”I rlrr- ?rT IT '1 T N “ NEATLY and EXPEDITIOUSLY DONE AT THE CENSOR OFFICE r |