Show X A J it 8tate1)irectory: Hr TOPft J Oannon well-know- ht I I J frank has become a fact -harlf gg "agTnitillui'dl TiTgllligty ao never help farmers because they produce more here at home than we onsume A tariff on wool gives hlght' :r prices to the wool raisers because JtJhfllCR Smvusr jOuntt rRicantq 7 jL Aa li ij i J JL It ' £ho prvanta UtAB tive racoa po - j sopae atronger raqe who ghu jjr coinfeioiettle among them!‘lTbjUt: Eiiglibh’ hive mado aepTants o? t tlindbs thkNofmaQfllmacla servan heydonot producei enough wool tri of the leas 'educated Britons an tbj mpply the homo demand The move Ciftneas are being madle the servants t Senator Cannon to pay the farmers ' Hl 'It f r - T- ANP UTAH “HEN UTA-- THE SOUTHERN CENSOR f tho more civilized who are now set Jllng Inth at country put here In Utah there ia no difference pf race between tbe old settlera and the newer ones The new settler cone from all of America and fronall counfj tries of Europe— so did tbepldaettlersl' The same activity of mind jind bod j should thus be poeseased by both th natlyea ot Utah and the settlers whd bounty on agricultural products ex-ported is tbe only way the government :an ever raise tbe price of grain cotion pork beef and such things If NwmKus v ini she government taxes every man to IJWRRTAItY'Of STAT jMBMTHtflinond help every neighbor Ibat Is only Just ptn nfl8TAXB AUDITOR) Tariff for the help of some and bounty i' Rfc&MA'M r Hf st A B E ‘or those who are not helped by'tariff BTAT&:TREAaURBB: jJumObhunnn r else help for none must be the out vr in roll: M r ome of our present protective-bountAOplhopr:r v )OiHi£: lUfEBINTINDKNT PUBLIC INiTEUC- - later pome among them and to a great system V extent it la so But among tbe fli'at settlers who camtj This from The Sallna Preis Is the l'r'tr'i SUPREME JUDGES here tbe farmers tbe raisers of sheeij iardest shoulder bit made by a Utah v CUrleiB Kane1 and cattle and the day laborers went " i jN)u ii GW BARTOH japer of late: ithc men who were moat needed anc1 MINBRs si Utah! needed work id is Mlsslodary JIftTEICT JUDGE FOB SIXTH DIGTBICT were the men most commonly met: There' should be more churches— less? v Win Mi McOaiRyi rv Asa rule moat of the aonsbf thes SEVIER COUNTY DIRECTORY lypocrisy1— more gedui ue religion— less ? J: 'rv n'o early settlersare content to bo wha rv COMMISSIONERS groping In the dark Critrih Is Increasitheir fatherswereTho farmersof Utat ' Hr BeB 01 en wood ng Every day the story IS told In the like the farmers of the eastern state W Jfy Robinson ’Sallna newspapers of the State Young peoJ A Rost Joseph have been driven into hard clrcura-- ’ ple are growing up with no conception Richfield (Jotiitj Oforle— 8ariil O Clark The day laborer is often f Richfield stances Recorder— I iild Spencer Layton right and wrong' Immorality is ' Monroe driven A Smith Aueuor-J- at by an overbearing "boss” an' verywherfe Virtue Is no longer a Richfield ©wiMT-Jo- tm W Coons add cattle' are th the raisers of sheep Monroe Bchoois— ricelesS gem Jacob Magleby Missionaries go ti Rapt Tax Collector - only men who have any conslderabl Treasurer and lands leave the dbvi: and foreigo ' they Richfield W P Btnssn oppjrtunity to grow financially or to at home Is there 'nothing to be ac-- i McDaniel Richfield Ipfoiecuttng Sallna beccme particularly influential Xnrrsyot-- P D Slidober jompllshed In Utah? We think there u V Meantime eastern men have com CITY BIBECTORV s Utah needs a shaking up and the Brandley Into Utah and have obtained the bes’ that strikes out frpm the :hurb Peterson 10 M’ pOUNGIL— ' business Bites on Main Streets the Jensen J ilioulijer and earnestly endeavors t( ' 6l N P Petorson have become the lawyers the doctor Morton Jensen jring about reform Is the J L Rawllni t : -! ATTORNEY-GENERA- i y ' a ‘ ' - tJ-A- i : -- : -- - i t ! goodjniningcamps have hid-4ft- - Att'jr-'-K- W : ' MAYOS-Theod- ora 4 ' i k-- true-churc- Joseph Horne S Recorder— Carl Oolabranthn ) Treasurer— James Christiansen Fostlce of the Peace— Simon Ohrlstensen feahkl-- O W IUbrhqUlSt ‘ : Wty Attorney— I J SteVart Mreet Supervisor— POlVtorson " " VI Coons fouhdkeeper— John Watey Master Niels L' Anderson M D' Quarantine Physician— II K Nolll ' Vi! ' ‘ ' i AYNE COUNTY DIRECTORY: COMMISSIONERS ( Alonzo Billings Charles Slid Levi G White ooming l'Tpasdale' the mines and have mad the money and geneaway' 1“ °the places they have boomed the towns got all the fnoney 'they could and jtiav Is it not nearly time tba gone away the people of Utah and the people wlv love Utih begin to look around anc is that they are thus see why Fremont ' bom-produc- t and found ‘ v politicians vihitk Utah’s has stayed on the farm East ern men in many cases have come h and M tne servants bl- of others? At the conference recently held li Monroe Elder John Henry Smitl poforrt CLERK' A COUNTY RHC’oBDER upon this subject His remark: spoke Loa H U IlanseR on that pccasslon are well worthy 01 oo-Assxmor: Here n Utah our young )! thought Jonn'II darfew Calnesyllle men- are said to be as bright and a fHZKIYT: earnest as the pung men of any par di’Chappcll Lyman of America Qur school have bpen tb bupt‘ BcnoioLs: subject of conmendation by visitor Loa W E Robinson and students of educational systems ' treasuBs1 Our farms apd our pomes show thai ' Loaj 4' Jeffery we are lndpstriousand hardworking T ppSECUTINa ATTYt yet there la some reason why Utah Loa Joseph Ekersley men do pot come to the front ' One reason and the great I Vrlll liberal y pay anyone who est one I that perhaps whu come pen tbpse till send me and information a to iharwhefbSttbut’ib'T irty of try cattle could have been the farmers andthi ifFkbded1 i bn Hijht liib hr thigh workmen at liome and came here fo TbKnutvjiJ Lii (li? b sonjethlng more repumeratlve anc while youni with more Influence - Utahnlans do pot push themselves t Giles ' j ’ - 7- I i v - RICHFIELD -- SALOON' i fi W TSST- - PROOF QAiiiFonyriGiiA ALCOHOL fe brandy Port and :ft Butjtof B'atkhprry and such other Ohtrtu H'an x are lyxiii in sick n ess liquor aTiyqur II W R Cigars - 25 Per Cent Off in the?egular price for tinware is who you get by trading at GRECO'S TIR SHOP just east of the Social Hail BARGAINS Fire Shovels 5 cents each Retinned Boilers $100 Heavy tin Buckets 30 cents SO HIE Guttering (eaves flume) put on ' hous-esoonaole- te at nine cents a foot Tin Rooyino $550 A square I CAN ALSO SAVE YOU 25 PER CENT on Stove pipes and Stove Rkparing Peter Greco TO HEARI the local news of Sevier and Counties summary Wayne and get a of the vorld’s news in gen-sr- al subscribe for the es-ae- We deeply and sincerely condole We knew with you Mrs Frandson several for husband years— In all your our business relations with him we found Frandson a most commendable He had our confidence— Not a man man can be found in this country who was not his friend Surely he was a good man— we know it— and we sin cerely grieve with his family over his untimely taking off When we can serve you don’t hesl tate to command us We write you again in a couple of days Yours very W truly II Taggart Mercantile Co - Greece 19 often used in basting tufk but tliln time tbo Turkey basted Crrfc&t should v’ will (‘big land littletyou work” ' v o i er ??? w n W 1st 8i7r-!ll-cr prest - counie!Vri-lQ!i- w W H Clark Horne 2nd Sj ’ nW Council t Niela M John W sen Hans pj50Hi BjuueT-Jfpfte- coun-selor- 'l L’iijk cwuii- - i Chriatea-- Jenss n Michael' Nielson Andre wFoukon John Kirkman Thomas Encc P E Westman J0hn Jcli -' son George S bmlth’'-- a Alternates P Peterson Robert D Yoiin Emil B Jensen Clerk 'lJohn A Hell4Hunt-Gottlie- ' ImnU-- ' iiw-Nfc- ls strom- r - i- ((- di fc" ‘14” 1 1‘ it A funny ' i In our exchanges we notice that several counties have appointed supervisors to oversee the expenditure of he road money appropriation by the last legislature Our county board is tbe only one to select one of its own members It Is never wise for any board to employ or appoint one of its number Here in Sevier County it is looked upon as the one unwise act of mr commissioners " a year unless he is wealthy Utah governor works for nothing uid boards himself m 12009 A HOMS MISSIONARIES stories" John Christensen John Johnson J Ostlund T P Jensen L C RasmusAll hope that the convensen Jan Sorenson Orson Hutchinson tion will be wise In Its selection of N J Bates R Rickenbach Martin books but the antiquated teit book Johnson Benjamin Gardner M can fetter be borne than antiquated Abbott John W Butler Jos Stakr teacher Jaa A Abbott James B Morrison Joseph A 6mith text-boo- pay Wayne Counordinary workingman on to still hold that system and ty men office Tbe ha9 in excellent yet very best officers are never those who icrvefor what there is in jt any way Glenwood has not made the improvements should have made of late years 10 some of its leading men went to work and got the town incorporated They show that they were honest in 10 doing by servlDgas u without pay town-councilo- SEALED PROPOSALS ' ST AES BOARD OF EDUCATION H Seegmiller W H Clark Joseph Horne Andrew Heppler Tbqq Brandley Jens I Jensen HO Magic by John Dastrup W Sealed Proposals will be received by the Elsinore District School Board from May 22nd 1897 till June 22nd 1897 for the following viz One Excavation on the Elsinore School lot 71x38 feet and 4 feet deep and one side Excavation 21x16 feet and 4 feet deep also Tieuching 82x3 feet and 3 feet deep to be completed on or befure the 24th of July 1897 Contract will be awarded to the lowest responsible bidder tbe dirt to be transported' about 20 yards from the Excavation Call and see the ground All proposals will be opened on J une 23rd 1897 at the Social Hall Elsinore at 6 o’clock p m the Board reserve the right to reject any 7 S BUTT First or RELIGION CLASSES Jacob Magleby STARE TABERNACLE COMMITTEE Theo Brandley Simon Christenson Pou Ppulsoq TABERNACLE MISSION AET J X Magleby For Sale— I have a half lot across the street nortb ofS Clark’s reak dence which I desire to sell 5—11 Joe S Horne G Chris Hermaisoo Thomas Rlelson i School Board publication May 21st and Contractors U ndertakers 'i ' 1 ! - We : I : keep on hand a line assortment ot Caskets Coffii w 1 J rs Compromising the water suit seems in assured fact When it la settled there should be no stopping' Let Sc vier County farmers select an arbitra or let Piute County people select an tber and let GarfleldCounty’s citizens lelecta third and adjust the water Ights between 'the different valleys k j J — I—aLso- -i — Gents’ and Boys’ Robes and Burial Shoes s buFi AkNiNci’MiLL lAis AtfAYS' READY AND ' "OUR LUMBER YARD - v ALWAYS SUPPLIED WmiROUGn1 AND DRESSED LUMBER ' : MOULDINGS 0F VARIOUS' KINDS AND SHINGLES ' We are also Contractors and 'Builders ' Our prices are fair1 Call and see foi yourselves ‘ - ' Horne & Miller W IT King is making a good re ord in Congress being' doticted iri telegraphic dispatches as well as id ihe Congressional Record' His latest move Is to have' Fish L'ake and Some mrrouhdlng country set aside as tiark Brother Howard tbe angling idltor Is joyous over the outlook’- - " s’ Richfield Utah : Remember tbe Dear Departed ' i ' i ) " ' i ! 1L M dhow your regard for those who have gons before in ARTHUR HENRIE I l I There is more grain and more every' thing else planted in Sevier Count? this year than ever before There is anii certain to be a glut of the grain anc IM' If Utah’s representative did intro-Juc- e vegetable market and some of our men should arrange some means a resolution for the annexation of nawall all Utah doesn’t favor It of turning it into what we now im 0$LY FIRST-CLAS' Inscriptions Tbe United States has been a nation port of conquest but it has never taken Tbe Advocate remarked some titnj country detached from the mainland of Nortb America and it "never will since (‘that when lawyers go buster "A land grasping republic will soon the people thrive" The people pf become a monarchy” says the history Utah have always thrived because of tbe past they resorted to peaceable settlement XX 4 if difficulty tbui needing few colilts or lawyers If current reports are to be relied on more Turkish soldiers have been killed than there were Greeks In service High water has been feared all this At tb time of hor great civilization spring yet It bas come down quite Greece did not have many people and moderately The reservoirs helper she now seems capable ot coming to consldorably the front with her small population : I 1 t 1 : hassestablished his Marble yorks on Center St East of Co-- p is prepared to make grave Store stdnes and do all kinds of Cemetery Work Work exchanged S ' I K FOR PRODUCE WRIGHT Pioneer Oil House U$T RECEIVED— A Lot Of WHITEWASH BRUSHES Paint Brushes Paints and Oils Glass Sash Doors Lath Iron Roofing etc A Kansas paper says that John and a man of courage II Ingalls has joined the Populists That ot we admire the defense be made being so tbe fighting senator wijl per church trials when ho apokeat the haps be again given a Job Monroo oonttronce W Clark - trg Patriarchs' What about It? are we going tO' have TLeo Hrandley' George W Bean It Is always well to encourage home an ordinance to prevent stacking large Stake Clerk aEd' Historian teachers and we hope school trustees amounts of hay near bur business cenSimon Christensen But Sevier’s young people ters this year? will do v ' Stake Tithing Clerk ' ire as bright as any in the state &od Horne if thfey are not as well qualified they Tbe Sallna Press thus lectures the Josephs or High Priests uatfe' no excuse So the fairest way is Presidency town loafers: "Let your wife make Merten Jensen prest T E Wet to '’let them 'stand on merit and If K garden A man's place is down town man Wni Ogden Counselors equal give home product the positions where he can whittle sticks and tell 1 ' c ffh SvtT® rjffiSfCiENUXt l upital but it Just ants toteii Salt jake that "the clty wou)d neve! V xiat if it wasn’t surrounded with In Utah Counties re villages and please don’t think you juired their officers to wok for mod- and all jcids vre all Utah The county towns have erate sometimes lower than an JW(Sylvester icJp-mak- S'jfASE : higher-salarie- d jeen helping you for years: and when pray are you goiqg to do a yttle foi the country tops Thq countrj paper are expected and are willing tc ycur carnivals and jubilcesa succefs when aro the city papers going tQ notice our towns and encourage them n their growth? Not -- always Th)1 BENEFIT pFtUOSE Y1W WOULD1 IKE A raW tl3T 0F OV? TOR s- The Brigham Clty Bugler blows h lotewhen it says that Brigham gavi he governor Here in Utah all our aore) lilacs to the Montana lUadca district Judges are A governor must uhan Salt Lake yet all of the paper: fur the honor of the state be prepared alktxl of "Salt Lake’s car of UlaeS” u) receive well and he can nevsr do it omed?-i-Enquir- KINDLY LARS FRANDSON The following shows the high in which Lars Frandson was held in Kingman Arizona: c i In almost every state in the Union here is no officer than If Brigham City is like Richfield proud of the gate's metropolis anc farmers - j n Sensor $150 a year ‘ i fruit-tre- ' Among tbe pioneer relics that an ittracWngmost attention the wagon drlgham Young brought from Nauvoo s most noticed The Censor man aw the old wagon in 1837 and 1893 in The last time- he was igain ' adly in need of wood and tried get Aog a piece of the box Tor kindlings lhefrontThere are many other Its value waa never known and tui we do not care to state at prey ears it stood-a- t the Windmill rancl entbut we hope for the day whei n the storms What Values 'too An ever known in men until some specithe sons of the old Utalmians wil own more of the Main Street buslnes alty calls them forth and thus the mors 0! will edit Douses in Salt Lake bovy their true wofth Utah’s newspapers will be cashiers 01 H t be professor-imoroofour banks-wilTlieTlntic Miner informs us thal more of our universities and when hould McKinley domb to' Utah he instead of importing lawyers and vould be welcomed as the President of docters and business men Utah will be United Staties Well' we should ' have that prbduct to send to othei mpe so but h6w will Bryua be wel states and when Utah med will hc'i and sustain their Utah brothers am' We will welcome Bryan as a great try to build them tip not tear them American and a man who laid aside down and then will Utah’s prosperity all campaign feelipgs when tbe cambe great paign was over 'We advise the Enquirer to read from Luke 10: 37 I AH ' Christ' reason-whic- U W BAmLOSE lrop v f Our V U ! ’ g'j’AKE OFFJi TEES have a county tacrthfr-peepl- e cowto wgarteaeiPH bwm $0 make a eyetemaMee post and have saved money bad they been fight on weeds1 economical yet those who lived neaij to regulate crops so' that there will in any iucb towns are seldom wealthy It oever be an’ overproduction ' line one bet-f teems assured that we will have iJL ter times as the mines are opening! We of Sevier county let us avoid the In the Ban Luis Valley Colorado of the people pay 1126 pr year per acre mistake becoming spendthrifts for water rent In tbe Sevier Valley We are to have a big cheese at the Utah reservoirs can be built for 1150 au acre We should not complain of Pioneer Jubilee to represent one of our leading- Industries Almost every loads till we have them H store In the county is now selllig CalIf dairying isoneolj One duty that is expected of conifornia cheese Industries ls our leading it gress is to restore prosperity If the why so? If dairying isn't It ought to people would take that task on their be and we hope tbe representation own hands and let congress off tbe will prove ot value in pushing It tq prosperous times would come quicker " ' the frsnt Wherever 1s AbWfc I t Wire Nails 4ctsl a pound Call and get my prices before you order Don’t forget the place 1 K WRIGHT |