Southern Censor | 1897-07-09 | Page 2

fl! like THE SOUTHERN CENSOR A SUGAR FACTORY FOli Editor jKc jdfbNephi Republic is'nt to he bluffed ‘‘Farmer'Andrews of that place threatened to home GUSSISOS No other fticnFitT) Sevier County Utah place in theslate has moro natural advantages for Lcing the site Py CROSBY AND MORRISON of a successful sugar factory than has PUBWSUED EVKRY F RIDAY A 9’ PLANTihu THe : CORN ii ' VATtTMA Carpenter Contractor Soil Mellow pnl Fine end Stirred Deep good stand of corn is secured )Iove Die “ Builder if q perfect health regained the whip him for a cartoon sketch hut care must bo tnkeu first to have goovj WONDER OF THE AOE Roe deflently cartooned the “famcr” seed and then to plant uuJereucli com c J ADE£:oiy — Grandest discovery n the annals of Rgftfn this week The Republic's cart riitious it will bring a quick germina medicine lion of the wed and a thrifty start to of our neighboring town— Gunnison It toon’s are if the t proprietor nly pinning niill right apd Roe won’ grow Plants like animals are Guaranteed to cure moro diseases easily in Richfield and Is best prepared of is practically between the two bluff State Directory: stunted when young and no after treatvalleys than any other medicine treatment or ment will wholly overcome the effects any one In the county to do all kind system known to the medical of Kan Pete and Sevier both of which profesof of wood work Wiltetoliimif ttnnting now seems It have long since shown a great capaciprobable that some While you sion “No MAN made" remedy but UNITED STATES SENATORS to it is best plant nature’s’ true panacea want any thing in his lino ps: Frank J Cannon ty for raising sugar beets It could mining men of means have been early it i of no advantagereasonably to plant to locate at Gold Mountain when the soil Vatuina Is an antiseptic germicide Rawlins brought is wet or cold or before Bolding run the greater part of the machinery Turned Work REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS It positively destroys all “microbes” by the mining excursion The mine it lias been carefully prepared Better by water power and the water needed owners asked of them but one and germs of every kind name and W1IK1UB thing delay the planting rather than to plant Itougli or Tinned Lumber for washing and other uses In the facunder unfavorable nature It is healing and soothiDg td Come conditions see and Corn what we have” GOVERNOR is u crop that should germinate in a Haber M Wells mucuous membrane Itwlllrper-manentl- y the can bo tory II easily obtained from near short lime after the seed is planted SECRETARY Off STATE cure the majority of cases of Mayfield Several ofour exchanges speak of and the plants should make a fames T Hammond steady Bronchitis NOTICE Catarrh Dispepeia all to In 1878 Up Madsen grew several W J Bryan as the “next president of prowili maturity STATE AUDITOR: Stomach troubles all diseases bf the Plow deep nnd thorough If the Notice is hereby given to whom It Bladder Bowels acres of sugar beets at Gunnison and the United Ktates ” We can tell betMorgan Richards Jr Kidneys LiVeF Con ground lias been pldvved during the 8TATE TREASURER: Hon W TI Seeginiller of tills ter or winter po over it with a disk may concern that a stockholders meet stlpation Piles Old Korea fall some about Rectal whom that later hut place James Oblpman or spading Diseases It is an item to Ing of the Wells Irrigation Canal Co Ulcers also raised a large patch irrow Eczema in have Scrofula') world of the did the history poor They have the v il n el low anrl fine and stirred will Blood Poison Rhe umatlsm Neuralgia A 0 Bishop be held on had such a champion as he? so well that the Wednesday the 21st capacity for raising leasonuhly deep Diseased SUPERINTENDENT Discharges Diseases peculiar TUBMO IN8TRUCbeets has never since been quest loned Taking one year with another deep day of J uly 18M at 2 o'clock p m at to Women Nervous and Physical TION plowing or stirring of the soil before the Relief Society Ilall at the yileld of sugar needed deterCharlie Wilkinson of the Iron Coun- planting should Joseph Sevier Weakness etc John H Park be the rule with shal- Co State of Utah for tlie purpose mining Mr Madsen sent a number ty Record got threshed by a tough low thorough cultivation afterwards NO MATTER WHAT YOUR AILJIEkf SUPREME JUDGES pf is only or It of Ihe beets to California and the the where you live write us a full hisOharleslS Zane amending Articles of Incorporaoccasionally that it will be yield whose trial In the police court he had to plow or cultivate O W BARTOII of sugar was Immense deep after the tion (or agreement) and By Laws of tory of your trouble and our consult There Is an- reported Never mind Charlie the best J A MINER plants are up Generally thorough Ing physician will advlso you what to said Company so as to other honor duo Mr Madsen and lhat of the soil keeping (low n the weeds ©I8TRT0T JUDGE FOR SIXTH DISTRICT: Censor never had as many friends permit and do in order to regain your health' nml the soil tine nnd mellow will that lie was the first man In Utah Win M McCarty authorize said company to has had since the editor underwent better give purchase or Consultation is f rke and sacredly to results to tbun mako sugar out of cane 8EVIEH COUNTY lUIIEC’fOltV plow or culti-iit- e subscribe for stock in other He has a Terms very low For proofs corporapunching deep slnco In written much the COMMISSIONERS interest of bather more nnd better coin can be tions now organized or hereafter to be enclose 2 ceu t stamp Local agents wanted everywhere H H Ball Qleuwoixt grown by planting in drills than in organized for the sugar production and has ever worked purpose of purchaslull- - but it is W n Robinson Sallnn No to encourage capitalists to We nearly always done at ing or canvassing orman Fillmore and family are an increased in put up a J A Ross Joseph cost In nearly til cases for maintaining and storing water your home paper advertise'you Address with in this factory from the to state Burrville will Wc eo‘t more to give clean cultivaup partof irrigation purposes and to transact County Clerk— Snra'l 0 Clark spend the Ph it stamp Iavfnn Rlchfloid congratulate Bishop Madsen upon tile Mr Fillmore has purchased a place tion with than with hill such other matters of business as THE VATU3IA COMPANY Assessor— Jos A Smith may Tint where Monnv the land is fiee from weeds' interest lie has attracted and Jr Sheriff— John W Coons 1ll"iiflnil certainly down there find having a pldcc In this to lhat the cost of cultivating is not properly come before the meeting P O BOX Z 12 CJIICAOO ILG Supt Schools— Jacob Maylebv A full attendance Is Mnnrnn hope to see it sugar factory at Gunni- city says he will have a winter and increased too much chill requested by planting will Treasurer ami Tax Collector -- son in 1808 give t lie best growth and yield order of the Board in Utah lias summer home— Payson Globe U P Hansen t No town RlehfleM But in mi overage soil it is usually more facilities for a factory No fWrt Prosecuting Att'y-E- W McDaniel Rlchflclri James U Wells President more economical to I) Shoebsr plant in hills fa nrxeyoT-- P pa (in II of tlie state will better enough apart each way so that cultiva-tioLevi II Jackman Secretary supply a factocan he given both The paper that wants to see resercitv with beets There is still plenty of nmrcTortt ry One ways First publication June 2fith SfAVOB— Theodore Brandlev in using- only good seed and market for sugar cloe around home voirs in all available places and a sugCOTNCTL — E 0 Potorson under planting the most fnvorable conJ M Jenson and the venture would no doubt prove ar factoiy at Gunnison — The Censor ditions is that tlie number of plants just N P Peterson Blooded omb Sell Well in each hill that a suceess Who wants the reservoirs and sugar many kernels does not take such a large sum to It Mortu TcrQ on of corn can be lropped Sigurd Loa and Coyote Toftnph P ITornr buy a flock of good grade ewes while factory? The common hard working II While it is better to thin out than a thoroughbred routtom ram does not fctorder— Carl Goldbruson and the Censor is their o replant both of these people Stage Line Treas ur r— J am eg Christianson The Kalina Press says the Lord may usually cost anything at all as his lambs will avoided by lr ' Y rttstic of tho Poaoo— Simon Chplstonson friend ' seed V V i ' ' lining good and tak- bring about one dollar per head more in a cheerful liar and then goes on to GRASS AND RABBIT VALLEY Harihal— G W Bloraqulat ing care in planting When the soil the market than the lambs from a n is warn and 9lty Attorney— I J Stewart Bay that"® MantI woman fell from dry deep covering will be ram while the similarity of all the ROUTE best If the soil is rather Vest Huperxlsor— PO Peterson wet or her wheel the other day and bit off an People who have lived and labored i t will be best to cover shallow cold lambs’ fleece both in staple and weight Ponndkeeper— John W Coons The would cause the fleeces to bring a much inch of her tongne” The accident talked and toiled Siter Master Niels L -nAndorson for Richfield since fertility of the soil must determine the lurger sum of money Leaves Sigurd 6am every IC Neill M Physiclaniq the wool marnumber of stalks in each hill It is bet- ket morning has Increased the demand for wheels than the get of t Common ram except Sunday reach oBilrrviile jits early times know its needs best of ter to have one or two at and nearly every married man In town all and strong vigorous Therefore on lambs bred from a pure- noou and go on to Loa or Coyote that they are the men we want to plants than three or four small Vatnb county Is bred ram there clear gain oig-his anxious for his wife to ride a bike " see ones elected to fill positions in thmcily It is better to thin out over nnd above thoseenough from a common thin to let the plants stand eo thick ram to Accomodations for passengers and The Lord must have aspecial affection COMMISSIONERS payfor a thoroughbred yearling facilities government this fail os to stunt their growth-- St lor carrying express ram As Alonzo Billing Louis for the editor of the Press and no the male is half the flock Frcruont Republic how extremely unwiseit is to usea Fillmore Brothers Charles Snow poor Teasdale doubt has a chariot all in readiness to male Leri C White Trap Barrvllle Olios small game We do not mind the patriotism that transport Bro Iloward to the realms ioUNTY CLERK A Proprietors I It RR Just Good SR the Moit COUNTY RECORDER where liars are without finds yent in the boy's fire crackers Expen Rive ContrivanceR occupation H: M Hansen Loa and weary editors shall have rest— Ex The kind that is shown by the youth's er’sThis trapa can be made by any farmis a trap door held up assessor: is all gun by f right There can be noth- two boy If' cords attached to lever b which John II Curfew ing saia about the kind that taxes the rests on fulcrum c c a trigger is a Some beau tiful trout are being tak- lungs but the kind that leads to the short stick made i illustrated and is sheriff: en in the Provo river this season — attacked to Geo Chappell drunk aud the binwl is iuo4 hurtful cord Tlie the end of lever by a short of them weighing as much as many trigger pasties through a BUPT SCHOOLS: ernbll hole in the v top of the trap and seven and eight pounds each NotU W B Robinson Loa withstanding that they bite quite When you heard the Declaration of treasurer T A Jeffery readily at ally or minnow numbers of Independence Loa lead last Monday on them are exposed for sale by peddlers didn’t you find some new PROSECUTING ATTY : thoughts? and in the local market that bear of There am few documents in the world Joseph Ekersley Loa UOFPINS CASKETS evidence of having been that contains so much HANDLES SCREWS nut lustily killed with a spear or giant &cLIKINGS declaration prepared powder fill - — J-- ‘ ‘ 1 ATTORNEY-OENERA- - stir-rin- g a- -t s al JSI drill-planti- ng n lov-et- h i oom-mo- I D- ' - j directory t ( for t Do Horne t Jot Forget That & Miller Undertakers Keep constantly hand at their establish mentin Richfield a supply - a- - Park Record RICHFIELD SALOON- W ir BAMLOFE Flip The trip made by the State EngiWc extend congiatulations to Pro neer in ile iUcresl of Meteer of the Advocate HAS upon hi shows one thing plainly The faciliBEST W1IISU I 300 A election to the vice presidency of the ties arc here to make tlie arm part of GALLON Utah Press Association ile came Utah just as fertile as any pm i C 18S TEST-PROOALCOHOL nearly being elected president We CALIF )HS( l f i p ERAS'D Y But lb ml of BU:kbirry Port ami should have been pleased to have had The Manti Messenger giews better 'Jtvrry Wur anl suS other liquor the president in Sevier county but cacli M are needed n sickness issue and mainly on account of believe the election of a Salt Lake Its seeing some other town- Urn Its man was for the best W own The county paper of F j Try our H I R Cigars - and they can orders on short notice Having sold their Planing Mill they are anxious to sell the lumber which is well seasf oned LATHS - DOORS &c they ha on ' W‘M the ShU ground occupied by -' A HOMEMADE TRAP catches on the front 'edge The sketch shows the trap set Grain is used for bait but carrots or cabbage are much hked by rabbits riaee the bait in the further erd of the trap bo that it cannot be taken out w ithout touching the 11' at a reasonable price for CciSn ugger which flies up and down drops Gie door caging G game L Euaey in Farm ami Dome - the Early To to to llHgut in-u- Remember the Dear Departed Ihe enily blight of potatoes does not the town paper must be the i uial cause t nc tuber o rot A more or less In the condemnation ot the rich all of tlie future rapid drying and curling of tlie leaves Show your regard for those who of them are often cast in an unassortand stems marks the presence of 11 the ' have gone before disease In Tlie edge a of the 'leaves ed heap In these da) s of big factories am first affected visibly The the color changes Great Campaign K A Kenner's railroad ventures and in all that the to a brown while the cenhas many stops and starts It tral yellowish paper productive wealth area necessity but parts of the leaflets gradually You lighter green or even yellow tbe grabbing greedy hoarder the reached us again last week filled full of bright and spaikling matter as us- and more or less spotted The early blight of potatoes may be treated with eoriupting monopolist AJ has established his and reckless ruining speculator must ual partial success by means of the Bordeaux mixture The vims should be Pfins alumi- be fought Co-o- p sprayed when about grown Eor tlie monthly repoitofthe qnd the application should be repented Perea u of American Republics the ns often as necessary the foliage at nil Word comes from Thurber times being wail covered with the mix-Wayne Ci nsok is grateful to the lion W II ture— Western Plowman County of a rich fmd of native lime King on the new townsite In digging a Clover PdRtnre I Heat ONLY FIRST-CLAScellar for the store of Grant Sidwell The beet pasture for colts calves WORK EXCHANGER INSCRIPTIONS Ihuther GlaniUe'tUhe Wasatch lambs and pigs is clover but it is still & Co a FOR PRODUCE deposit was struck all burned Marc doesn't say much about the better to have a variety of pasturage and ready for use It slacks well aud editors’ punching Do they lemind plants such as blue grass orchard grass red top timothy and red clover easily and will probably becomes an you of sorrows Brother G? past Let these seeds be well mixed and carefactor in important the building of a fully sown and those best adapted to modern Thurber-Ma- nti Messenger the soil will soon assert themselves and ' 19 NOW OJEN TOR II Members of tlie B (J L partner give largest and best frrowth of pasturage Now is the time to scatter the There are three hundred of Napo- ship and tlieir friends seemed to be seed riow well harrow finely sow leon s letters that have never in last week’s the seed let it become well established been quite interested nnd you will have pastures that you will RECEIVED-- p Acres ot Lovely published but now they are to be and Censor bo proud of—Rural World it is said with hurtful effects to the "" 'V ' II TtU I "Worth Ilemeraherlntr Shade writer Some show base motives A wagon box ten feet long three Richfield Las some citizens that are and little misdeeds with a feet wide and 25 inelies deep w ill hold supposed to have all been beneath the light Editor Crosby of the Cen- 278 bushels of ear corn and 5021 great French conLABGE PAVILLIOV TLOOIl bushels of shelled sor A crib ten feet j was recently lined for queror fighting wide ien feet corn 10 feet high and and the J fine was Ebr Dancing paid by popular sub- will hold 711 bushels of ear long corn Of ear corn one bushel is contained in h scription— Mt Pleasant Pyramid JCE cream To circulate ids lemos money uinong the peo 24 cubic feet In figuring shelled corn II pie cf Sevier County there Is or grain the same space will hold 1 ARE CHF nothing ami L!QYC11 times as much grain as it will of car Call to compare with a Buber Nielson rode his sugar Read factory bicycle to Coxa A crib that will hold 800 be coi hula: bushels Pir’c bal Lake last week in II hours There of corn will hold of what Bp Madsen has to on’t forget the say to the w a shelled corn or of i place heavy windngainst him all day other grain 1440 bushels farmers m this week’s Censor Ephraim Enterprise L K AT r Greco’s Tin ‘ Shop get best bargains on extractors honey be-co- over-reachin- g Enduring Everlasting Grave Stones ARTHUR HENTRIE ‘ tin and num ware eaves though and roofing work East of Social Hall twp-third- s 1 Marble Works on Center St East of More and is prepared to make stones and do all kinds ofgrave Cemetery Work ‘ S Richfield WRIGHT fndreason's Park K The Season of 1897 Pioneer Oil House JUST Five A Lot Of " WHITEWASH BRUSHES Paint Brushes Paints and Oils Glass Sash Doors Lath Iron Roofingetc 1 case -- fee 4-- 5 armers Attention Machine Oils and get my prices before you order WRIGHT r- - X Xu I