Show THE SOUTHERN CENSOR rffUgpyTgyy-- F Utah Y fflicnfiELD Sevier Ctf-XBy CROSBY AND MORRIS ON State Directory: UNITED STATES SENATORS' Frank J Cannon Arthur Brown REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS larence GOVERNOR pober Wells Jr v STATE TREASURER: Chjpmau ATTORNEYENERAL: 0 Bishop SUPERINTENDENT FUBL10 INSTRUCT A TION John R Park SUPREME JUDOES pharlos S Zano O W BARTOH J MINER FOR SIXTH DISTINCT: A DISTRICT JUDGE Win M McCarty SKVIER COUNTY DIRECTOR H H Bell Glenwood W H Robinson Sallna J A Ross Joseph Richfield Clerk— 9am'l 0 Clark Richfield Recorder— Maud Spencer Laytob Monrde Assessor— JOs A Smith Richfield Sheriff— John W Coons Monroei Magleby Supt Schools-Jac- ob Tax CoUeeton— Treasurer and Richflold H P Hansen Prosecuting Att'y— EW McDaniel Richfield Sallna Surveyor— P D Shoeber ' DIRECTORY MAYOR— Theodore Brandley COUNCIL— E 0 Peterson J M Jensen " ' i' g ’’ffiiil ‘ P Peterson Morten Jensen Josephs Home N ' ' d i Jouhty CITY stdte lcgislatoro abolishing capital punishment brings a great’hptestion before the legislators None question the lighter one man to take the life of another in self defense nor of societ ty 5o do away with its criminals by any meaTstJ death if It Is a necessity But we art trying to stop the cri mo of individuals by legalized crimeiuurderby The amount of legalized murder dime In a race of men Isa variable ” ' "'-'t- t quantity and appears to a limited exeat in m my cases and its extromc In Richfield when there is any celeeasdo are secit hi murder arson and bration to bp had or any organization that wants to haV'e a holiday there is many fiendish 'tcts The tendency toward is nociinyon to which tbty’Ciln hbpair lessoned by the lu tluence of good nor is there any grove either public homos tne church the school and or private in which a1 few hours may good reading matter and is encouraged be whiled away with a grdup' of asson children by running the streets ciates Our citycoifncil iv'ould do Well wjtlf evil associates reading bad books to seourb a tract for a piirk while iand is cheap and btiiid it up as'faV as or sensational newspapers 'Itis'ei1!-courupn" ’ ' in men much the same way means allov " The redding of co mbative editorials accounts of horrible crimes or bearing IIqw rpapy boys in Sevier CountI talk that Croat os the desire to inlvfre a are learning tradgs? Rave we enough fellow man qll place a quantity of 'crifti boys learning to be painters carpenters inal thoughts in the mmds Of men blacksmiths tinsmiths' or jnason's t that tho teacher the1 parson and tfie demand'? ' Are thoo who the supply ' better vvritars tend t6 coiintel-acunder food workmen of ire Whenever a criminal is' executed are learning ive going to iiave unskilled i)ome think of the Dumber whodesire to fcde workmen and get opTmcf) mechanic1) the horrible sight and of 'the thoufpnmothe places? sands who read the' occounts In ‘the papers and or the crowds who gather town for poo if hoping to hear some noise orsee some ” said on of tho movements that will fake a 'falThose very thoughts of picliffeld'a recant settlqrsitbe pthe? low betng’9 life he pity co until would do well brought on as they arc by the present day laws of capital punishment are put-tn- 1o pass an ordinance eompelllng each more criminality in the race than owner of city lots to turnpike their the death of the unfortunate being 1c sidewalks and then put a proper coati the chair oronthp scaffold is taking tng of gravel on top Every man could out Ills death does pot bring back do that with his ovyn labor and no ond tho life he took nor heal the hearts of would suffer any hardship from ID ' tho widows and orphans and for men tl III VI banded together as a county a istate Tt is noticeable amone1 our ‘'farmers or a nation thinking that they will that those who raise hay and grain to stop its members from committing to sell are not as prosperous as those by killing the transgrossors it wlm feed it to cattle sheep Or is folly Dir i little time they can and sell the animals while the poultry market1 hold tho tendency in check but by so $s milk' or of their butter up dispose doing it the seeds of crime are put in or eggs Men who observe' in other the race and they will at a future towns of Utah report that it isso there time bear fruit in murders or other Y Hid! is the cause and which the efbreaches of law fect'' '' p t V COMMISSIONERS J Un nun-dec- Recorder— Carl GoldbrMison Treasurer— James Christiansen lifstico of thePeace— Slmqn Christensen Marshal— G W Blomqulst qity Attorney- -! J Stewart Street ' POpeterson Supervisor— Poundkooper— John W Coons ’ater master— Mads C'hrlstensop Quarantine Physician— II K Neill COMMISSIONERS Fremont Tcaschile Rles Ioa II M Ilansen assessor: Cainesvilk John II Curfew siierief: 1 Lyman Qeo Chappell supt schools: (i W Loa E Robinson TREASURER W Loa T A Jeffery T prosecuting atty: Loa Joseph Ekersley Winter Comes On Apace s Btit If you ard garmented tt ‘ ! The ordinance recently passed by the city council Vo prohibit people from1 hii'ing their teams and themselves to haul jutssengers to and from various parts isa very mi lust measure The light of a man to lure to whom pleases lie pleases for what labor-liand at whatever period he pleases' 'lias never been questioned Neither should the right of a citizen to hire his team in tho same broad way be questioned' so long its lie does not keep teams com veyances and oilier equipments cspect ially for that purpose 'The farmer 'who feeds the hay and grain lie raises to bis farm team has' the same inherent right to sell the labor of that team to haul passengers as he has to sell it to haul freight or to sell the hay and grain to any buyer Licenses put on to prevent men from freely disposof their hand' or ing of the products team laborwhQtlier disposed of in the form of articles’ or of labor should not be by While bonding five county to build would be bacmful bonding the county E to place ouf business on a cash basis ' TIIE : : will save the county a great deal eycfy If the county buys anything year now it pays for it in ooupt? warrants cents on the dollar You csfn laugh' at the chilly winds wortli seventy-fivfoe an article dollars twelve nd SUITS MADE to ORDER worthpaysnine $96 fior $72 floOO for $750 AT VERY LOW PRICES It is admitted that the county could — AND— borrow money and pay the interest GUARANTEED with half of vvlut is now being lost SATISFACTION Tho retiring supervisors saw the wisBY AN OLD EXPERIENCED dom of this move and the present CUTTER board are wisely following up their J Josephson : : Merchant Tailor e Winter Samples two Broadcloth All New Goods Factories Come (T and See E JOSEPIISON implements tt niclicl Tailor Richfield Utah tt ' s I t I SAtiT LAKE SEJII-IVEET ' T1UBUNE 1 Bet) need to 8200 per Year after June 1896 On Juno 1st tho Salt Lake Tribune will re to&1'60 per uce' the price of tho standard will ha year Tho preont high made to Jialntalned and every effort will be111k In the front r tho KIY Seml-wook- ly icp 25 Per Cent Off price Jor tinmre is OBECOS you get by trading nt Social Hall the east of SHOP just in the regular wind IIP MHininitcan'i Fire Shovels 5 cents each Retinned Poilers $100 Heavy tin Buckets 30 cents hous-o- s on Guttering (eaves flume) put a foot cents complete at nine Tin Roofing $550 a square I am also taking order) for the Royal Manufacturing Co’s silverware can save you more than twenty-livper cent on that Call and see if I can't e Pt-le-r take ini ii iro J ’tiui ton Till' VI u vr km’un Ik Several times of late we have received communications trom various pints tu which there was no name No newspaper publishes any sigiled article or articles the writer Greco 'in vvrs ivi)u:r'"ii Oi’b! - ! T1 5 tT $ C' Gents’ and' Boys' Robes and 'Burial Shoos OUR PLANING MILL 0nCF® iS ALWAYS READY AND OUR LUMPER YARD IS ALWAYS SUPPLiEI) WITH ROUGH ANJ) DESSELHMEER MOULDINGS OF VARIOUS KINDS AND- SHINGLES ' We aro also Contractors and Builders bi'MHER Our prices are fair Call 'and seo for yourselves ? LHS - ' who A LSO ' t 7 i ? keip on liuid a tlre assortment of J ' i r Casket’s Coffins FurnisKiivgs The county commissioner-- ’ are aware that there are vacancies in various precincts offices but do not know who tlid people want to have in tho places Tho party in power should send in their petitions and let them know who to appoint Horne & Miller (mi' is 4t i ” : i’-- UWl' e i ! j 3 Enduring EvrlastingGrave Stones ARTHUR HENlfr'1 n6S’ : has established his J Marble Works on Center St i East of Co-o- p Store and is prepared to make: gr&yap stones and do all kinds of Cemetery Work the houses of Richfield look for want of ’repairing A man! vvbo spends ten or fiftocn dollars -- a year keeping up his house will never ONLY miss the means and always have a good home Many of worn Teachers of tho County should bo reporting defects in the text books now in use so that they may be gnaVd-eagainst in the coming convention1 A teachers’ Institute td discuss text books should bb held in each county : in v' It Richfield Utah : Remember the Dear Departed? slln v'lu' r(Tarl !?r tlls0 wli° ijj j have gone before i ’ Of late wc are pleased to see O' bet-- i ter heme missionary service than we hfid sopao time ago There Is no betJ ter way of keeping a proper feeling In tin different wards than by good home missionary work : i T- - The city council has done remark! ably well in keeping up the running expenses of the city Out of over1 three thousand dollars' "required con- siderable oyer two thousand camcf Roni licenses'' fines and other places lnstojd of from the poor tax payers MIST-CLAS- S WORK EXCHANGED for We Offer Bargains -I- N- - d FURNITURE CARPETS Window Sihdes Lauc Cuktaiis - Baby Carriage1- RepresentativeAndrow J Hanson Wall Taper wants the state to have control of ttie timber in the state The general Ml i can not regulate the use government ' timber so vc1! as each individuMexico ha-- ’ “cheap” silver money al state nearly can We are agents lor the celebrated that the rest of the world won’t take1 so- J he trades with hdme institution-- ' ‘'Ci’Oir Y" Gi'G’1 Y' mid PL LYON alentiiie’s day has become a The institutions prosper1 the poor uf St anJ uusi II Mexico are raising from tlieif peonage mockery The “comic” valentine and OHliSSat l’roiii Ml to serfdom to theMexicxiL donsMexico’s its frequency arc hi outcome not the ‘ Hr (ov vgt nt for ' pbor are prospering our poor are get- ciueof a bad tendency— to turn every idle boisterous fun into tiling ting poorer Which will bo the ' U nation if this keeps on for a Coal few centuries? Steel rails are dpwn In price and cv Call hnd see us If yotihCcd anything ery railroad is buying In a little bit in our line as a will the raise consequence price The people of Monroe have a just cause of complaint regarding their' Supply and demand if untrammelgd mii! service When 'the' niail went would cure our financial ills tt through from Salima by wagon it1 leached Monroe about 7 a m Now It is expected that 2fl0i0 people w ill the people have to wait till 10 a m seethe prizefight in CarsonAlj ef e for the carrier to bring it from tliesavagc isn’t taken out of men yet There is no reason why they if that number will gather Umsee two shouldn’t have the mail the night that bullies pound eaqh other It arrives J D ii I ’ lialf-ciViiize- The Pleasant Valley d Company -- Theo Brandley Elsi-por- A correspondent from Monroe informs us that that liberal enterprising town is donating quite freely to tho tabernacle Monroe prides itself very justly too on its good buildings and doesn’t want the stake behind in tic piatter Now Richfield people should remember that Monroe people will not get a fourth of tho benefit Horn the building that they will and donate accordingly The Princess Beatrice’s vow to never again will do for royalty but many a young widow would be shielded frpm har'd knocks by a natural pror teetpr BERTLESEN is Monroe’ leading grocer and supplier wed (hivn Tv on hand et fuH supfg of grey':ris () o non b oi to hwe ichul is Heeded at hom” and la supply tvighborin i tonus Otr price to miivrs pros-- cattle others outfits and pcctnrs minting hngeipiuutities of gads are lowered to You icetn tell the stoicly mitihing for the sign1 suit the amount taken We bep Monroe people are digging for liot water and very successfully too With Monroe's natural beauty and a good sanitarium it would be the best residence town in Utah GROCERIES It FRESH APPLES and CANDIES ' ' UK - anti-hlgh-b- rm We v Corrals built against the sidewalks The Beaver County Nows had an leave some very dirty places for peocoartlule recently on the failure of to wade ple through not to speak of failed beoperation cows out of the way the shooing cause the people are poor business men They change managers once in a while just to give everyone chance Why do our brightest boys all leave idea the farms? Because they are not would fail on the house Any business Counties cities and taught to excel- as farmers and do not same lay out Shade trees arc a great help to the states can in most cases lay their bad see any one else who does excel at it It appearance of any town and what financial conditions to the same cause would Richfield be without themVBut It Each legislature must do something we do not get full benefit of them as a The world will use alcohol and many funny The present one passed the boauti tier because they are not paid of the arts such as bill for futurity to smile dyeing would be any attention to Before spring opens It Yet the laws at without unprofitable all of them should be trimmed There of the United States compel our disare others that are old while the tillers to put every bit of their probalm of Giloads are scabby looking duct in barrels so we cannot compete Old people whe require medicine to and should bo cut down and replaced nations with other By all means tax the bowels and kidneys will to have not regulate can We hope by others the liquid In tanks so that we may find the true remedy in Electric Ritfull benefit of these shade trees unless have more local market for our grain ters This medicine does not stimuthere is a number of lawns planted late and contains uo whiskey nor other near them and a few hammocks intoxicant but acts as a tonic and alwant Lake doesn’t Tribune The Salt and other sets inexpensive croquet influterative It acts mildly on the stomluxuries provided for amusement an investigation of the "church ach and bowels adding strength and We ence” used in electing Rawlins under the welcome shadows Rawlins supporters do The Tribune giving tone to tiie organs thereby aidNature in the performance of tho Tho Spirit of Rryanism is extant and other Thatcher supporters antago- ing functions Electric Bitters is an exMormon nized Church and the supthe With tlieso days— Enquirer cellent appetizer and aids digestion wealtli of our country going to pay pose the church antagonized them Old find it just exactly what will their An show People investigation European interest with many homes need Price fifty cents and $100 they groundless uf tiie agricultural West going to ruin charges n with failure after failure when good West the with were The city councilors who compose the times promised BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE on the brink that may start it downcommittee on irrigation are preparThe Best Salve in the world for hill wc wish a little more of the real ing to make a hard fight for what they Cuts Bruises Sores Ulcers Salt essence of Rryanism- - a chance to turn think is city water taken out by Clark Rheum Fever Sores Tetter chapped As for a Lauriten and Bean Wc have no side Hands chilblains corns and all Skin the idc— could be extant Western paper that sees the worst of in the matter If it is city water tiie Eruptions and positively cures Piles all tins an is still blind what shall be city must have it it it is not we are or no pay required It is guaranteed t li rice said? glad for Richfield needs more to give perfect satisfaction or money water refunded Price 25 cents per box For Sale ry All Druooi-t- s and well done to council lias q’lie city General dealers” Tiie ext remeiy small number of parhave a plat made of tho city cemeteiy trees and Now a plan for planting ents who ever visit our district schools J shrubs is in order is not a mark in their favor ’ arrived from Just burns to k e COUNTY CLERK A COUNTY RECORDER j pair get ready stables to make more convenient and fifty other things to do before tlic spring rush Is on u J' WAYNE COUNTY DIRECTORY Alranzo Billiiis?s Charles Snow Levi C White L ‘ M V V - ' Many of the farming population luvirimuded n fl aiiULcc out fl little farmers and see if jou can find something to to re- evil-doin- g AUDITOR' STATE V Morgan Richards ®" jntrqcgfl Jntj for One pian by being late may waste the time of a large njm of ITioTowns of this section the lusii-osuper intendeqts of Sunday bchools and presidents of various associations teach tho people to be late by not begin u ing mootings on tlrpo Bp Brandley of Richfield is always prompt in this matter andhisexuniple ts worthy of emulation If members are accustomed to coming a few mi illiterate the presiding officer is duty bound to teach them better r ’ OF b'TVTE SECRETARY James T Hammond James I’CMIIJinT I E Allen M CAPITA! Tho nmasurq Old People ON MAIN 1 FOR STREET CALL ON US FOR 1IIETY DAYS During the next ninety days we will givg one year’s subscription to the CENSOR AND The Salt Lake Herald Semi-Week- ly FOR S200 Two Dollars Two Dollars But you should suscribe at once so that you may have a chance in the Hearld’s Grand Prize Drawing which will be had early in April The condi tion under which this offer is made is for cash strictly in advance-Ishould bethe aim of every person to read a state as well as a local paper and a local paper as well as those published in the cities We have therefore maae the arrangements necessary to supply our readers with thes& two papers for t “illy $200 01J' |