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1 S J THE DESe'rET NEWS 00
H 19 CUHIIJH W rtSIlOtt, IDITO3.
BBB .djjB Tiwlnwilitj',
B BH Tjir more tlio qualifications of the-
H ' jjH reactlve cantilctatia (or niunlclil
H , 9H office are canvaai-el, the plainer iloea It
I11 1Bh becomo to reasonable people, that
IBB ilther tho De-nocullo ortlie Ilcpubll
bbbbh KMI cin ticket Is far In advanced tin-
H riMf "I.ll.ml" slale. Particular! Is lll
H tftflj "' c" 'n rejard " nomlnrra foi
H BE Xo one has Let n alio, jet, la all Hie
H BR tlnmluK bixccIim of luity-volce-d ora
H i 9t ton, or the Idlotlo pow oi of bur-
H KM league Indians, to advance a tingle
B BB reason why any business man In
H H tbla ell should vote an
H K autl 'Mormon" monomaniac (or
BBBj iH Mayor. Whatever be might be (It
BBB JMl (or lii aome oilier walk of life, It mutt
asB 3 L twerldent to all who know him thai
H 1 1 balib nature,) rorllTlllM,eirlence
B and personal mannera anJ dlapoaltlou,
j totally umulled to Hie I lace Into which
HBH the Liberal" Iwuea are determlutd
H to fotit
H Mr. Lett, or Mr. Weill la to much
H I more aJar,ti (or such a trillion that
B I. tlio Idea if comparing them with Has-
H jw 1. 1 ii la truly laujIiaUo. We know the
BBB! I "Liberals" have itoun a great many
1 foolish and Irrational things, but wo
cau scartaly Ulleve that th builncas
mm among them, or any who hare
1 tlio InUre-sls or tlio city at heart, cau
B carry their alaTllinea to pally m far
B aa to thtuit euch l crnuky character
B Into tho municipal exccullae chair.
H Will not the letter lUiiuants of thla
jj clly unlle sufllcltntly to ahow their
BBBJ conlemit (or the Intuit which thla
H 16 nomination haa put, upon the capable
B JP loenaniouglhcni, and iiulcitlyaui port
HHJ ' on Monday a man who will not It) an
BBBJ ) angular and gnarled iost In a round
' and even holt? "Country lint, party
BBB1
H Till', imil MTL 1110V.
1 The New Vc tk Jlmcs haa a very
lenitlby tilltorlal on "Partlis In
H UUh.'Mn which la given a detailed
account of the hlilory of theillOVrent
H lallllca) organlntloua In thla Tertltory.
BBBJ I Thla la tho closing ragra hi
BBBfl X, "Tliern In, llierofore, no longer a Too-
I plo'e parly In Ulah, but In Ita rlato and
ll daclailng Iho Mine policy aarriiarda llie
1 Moimoiit, who cooallluted II" mnjorlly,
la a Homncrallo party. Tho Hlieral
BBBm parly, huwover, haa not dlaaolvrd, and
BBBM baa rtpudlaled the det.1aratl(ina concern.
BBS Ing It undo by the oUlcera of lha Vm le'a
HBVB parly when in tho fctt of tranaferrlng
BBBB . thematlveatotbe DainiMirallt luirty. The
BBBK I' preaent great tlealro o( tho Uuh branch
BBBh o( the lleiiiocratto parly la the pamaco t f
VBBb a Homo Itnle art which will
BBB auaMe tho Moiniou pojmlallon
BBBK nulllry Iho I dmunda
BBBI . And, ofcoiirio.lheyileilro PihnvoUlali
BBBH mihla a aotereltfii Kiato aa qiilcVly aa
BBBB powlble. The uaw put? waa ftirmally
HBBB i recognized and greittl encouraged laat
BBBB J Ocloher by the tlallof a party of tllf
BBBB tlngulhlied llcmixTHla from II o Htatoa,
HBHB among whom ware CbatiucyP. lllark and
BBVB 1 Ijinrence (Urdner, respectively I'real
BBBB dent an 1 hmtetary of the national organ-
tiatlon of liemocrallo cluta, Menalor
BBBB Kaulkner of West Iriilula, ami Con-
BBBB greaauian llyntiiu of ludlitna fhteo
BBBB genllenuu thlteil arloue plarea lu tho
BBBB 'territory wliero liainorratlo club had
BBBB J t Utll organltod, and made aleuchea and
BBBB alio add reined a huto convenllon. Wo
BBBB may conclu la, thar fore, Unit tho liemo.
BBBB crutlo parly of Vtnti la an accepted or
BBBB ganlallou, aud will bo oouulonanoeil and
BBBB aided lu Ha local purpoaoa by the national
BBBB i ' ptirty. AMiitthoiopuroaoa are la mado
BBBB ' k aillllclenlly plain III thla hlalorlcal tleuh
BBBB i Ita
BBBBBB I I II There la no doubt that the Dcmo-
BBBB , J cratlo parly of Utah la "au ae ti
BBBBj , tnalltutlou." and tliaa Indlcatlona am
BBBB 1 that It "will to countenanced and
BBBBj aided by the national arly." Thu
BBBBJ aamo may to aald of the llepubllcan
BBBBj jmityof Utah. It haa already been
BBBBr rnogulznd by tho national party and
BBBBj Iaau"acicilcd Inatltution." Ithaaalio
BBBBJ been "euniuraged by the viall" of
BBBB) eminent Hepuitticna, who made
BBBBJ ejet hea and were Iniirentd wllh the
BBBBJ Important chaugca that had taken
BBBBJ plant In thla Territory. In ttiero
BBBBJ changee many of tho lata I'eople'e
BBBBj party have Jollied thn llepubllcan
BBBBJ party, and thtriforo the "irauafer to
BBBBJ the Democratlo aity" which the
BBBBJ 7lmrt aiaUa of la au event that never
BBBBJ
BBBBJ , And thu Ilniri ha made a blgmla.
BBBBJ take In Ita atatement that thu "great
BBBBJ dilro"of the Utah Democracy le to
BBBBf paeaablll.bat will "enable the Mur
BBBBJi . inon wpulatlon tu nullity tlio l:d.
BBBBJ munda act." The "Homo Itule"
BBBBI only doci nulllly
BBBBk the IMinuuda but makoa
BBBBJI provlalon (or the continual ce
BBBBJJ I of Ita chlif feature, which la the - ruvl-
BBBBJj ' alou (or tho unlahmeut of lj.
BBBBM gamoua t ractlcva. Wo fear the limu
BBBBJj haa neglected to ruid tarefully thu
BBBBJj meaaure which It endaavora to irltU
BBBBM cIzl, Thtrofore the "turpona" lu
BBBBJ view of the irojoutora of the bill aru
BBBBJ aomewhat inlarepriientcd, not Inttu
BBBBl ' tlally o(courao;tlie imcalaa iry ir-
BBBBJE aictable organ with Heubllrtli ro-
BBBBJ clltttltaaud therefore luch dtalgn la
BBBBJ out ofthuqutatlou.
BBBBJI Hut la the New York oracle awnre
BBBBM that there ta a bill how before Oougreaa
BBBBJj called the Telltr bill, a Iltiubllcin
BBBBJ meanure, which proioaia to do much
BBBBJJ more than the "Home ltulo" bill? It
BBBBK i not only would nullify the Ldmundi
BBBBJJ I act but gle Utah tomletu liberty
BBBBJI itHtatelu tho Union on an equality
BBBBI ii with the otbirblatcs. What haa the
BBBBB 7trjui tu lay about ths:1
H i
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BMBMBB-l.a4r Bk
Thelrulh la tint good men of Iwth
liollllcal I artlei have b coma thorough
y convinced of the fact, thai the viry
arge majority of the people of tho
Itrrltory are determined to take a
ourio which ahall give no eicuae for
Hie enmity, preudlco and hoatlllly,
hlch have heretofore hlndernl the
recognition of Utah ai worthy 01 a
lace In the Malerhood of Hlatee. They
.re attuned that lliero la no tangible
rea-onforrifu-liigto Utah lheollllcol
Ighta and llherllra to which aho la en
dtled ly numbara, wealth and perma
nent liability, "herefore they are
ready to promote auy meaaure that
will had to thla end.
The I)emocrala,rcelvlng Iho reluct
ance of tho country to nccet the
vldencei of thla fact, (avor tho "Home
Itule" till becauae, while gl'lng
large maaaure of llbeily tu the citlzetia
o( Iho Territory, It yet provldea (or
national control o( the oljectlonnlle
feature which haa been In Utah'a way
lualatehood. Thla haa taen dono to
meet the UMru.t which man good I ut
unlufoiiucJ people and eeriprM
towarda the "Mormon"
Tho Kepubllcana of UUh have gone
beyond that. They aay Ulah la ready
(or aUtehovl.orwIllbe retly by the
lime au enabling act can be act Inoper
atlon, au I they ropmra to make a full
end of her dUabllltlea and mi-it the
Imuo without htiltatlun orcomprom
I to.
The Inlentlona of both I artlee are to
aet Utah fne. Tho difference la, that
while tho Democrat" jropoaeto Ita I
up to that liberty by etagen-and that
bec-iuaelhey think thu country la not
rtady (or the complete meaaure the
Itepubllcaua prolmae tu make a bold
atroke and have no half way lueaturta
about It.
If the New York Timet really un
ilrratood the altuatloii In Utah today,
wutlo not think It would 0 io either
plan, orallrlbuto Improper motlvea to
the n-apectlve a ivocaUa of three I-olltl-cal
movementa.
"I inui ii." .MiMiLir.
In Mr. W. II. Bhrarman'a letter,
which apared In the Nruaof Tue.
day, I'eb. Snd, that genllemau atalid
that the Itev. Mr. llirill lliit aummer
pledged hlrut-elf to work and vote for
euch a ticket aa the ono he outlined In
hla communication.
Thlaallualon to the clergjman re
ferred to revlvea a rug geatlve piece of
hlatory connected with the relgu of
"Liberal" mlarule which haa filled
vary gootl cltlzun with apprehenalou
and dlrguft.
The llrat year under the Incubua of
crime and Immorality, to aay nothing
aliout the rulnoua burdena of taxation
which (oll.ttcd, hid develoil to
much rottennea, that the clergymen
and other morally dlaiuiid illlrena
comblnttl an I called a mau meeting
(or tho puroee ol putting a check
uptn the atream of muntcl nl
flllh, whltli thrtatenel to overwhelm
the coniutuutly. A call wai lieued,
t'ii- re-ii It bring that on Die. SHh,
ISW, thv Melhodlit church, In which
themietlng waa held, waa jacked by
au audleme compoaod almoal exilu
alvelyof"I.Urala." Judge Itowman
waa lu thoclnlraul laaao Hun, Jr.
waa elected aecrotary.
'Hie llev. J. IlralaarJ Thrall waa,
at that elgnldcant gatlierlng.anpolnted
a meuibLr of a comuiltteo of four to
draft reaolutlona txproattve of the
aeuao of the meeting. After the ducu.
lueul was drafted, and to ahow their
necorally before prtaontatloii to the
meitlng, Mr. Thrall dlncled atten
tion to the (act that the "Liberal"
olllcera had Ueu faleo to the I latforui
and declaration of plnclplea of the
party. The pledgee made (or good
government had ttot been ktpt, aul
the gentleman aald, "we have a right
to loaUtou Ihclr fulfilment," He then
read tho following from the "Liberal"
platform of July, 1891.
"Thatwhllo tho Liberal Jwarty recog.
nlea lb- raot that there are lcea and
crimen which human lawa and huniau
tlTorla cannot wholly eradicate, It alao
reuorflilaua the fait that lioneal fcreUtetil
elforla un ler the law can break I lie oa er
and Inlluoiicoiif lho- au I render ulli.ua
and muaturably hanuteaa Ihoao who llto
bythelolatloiiof law that the Liberal
party gl lly and fully at knowlodgea the
abiding obligation It la under, wheueter
antttheronr It ahall have tho power eo
to do, to uphold vlrtuo and morality and
aupproa Ice and f rlmet that tho Ltbora!
part enjolnaupou and reijulrra all thoae
v. ho have been or may be t leclod to olllco
by It, that wheuotcr they have the potior
au lo do they ahall without parllulltr.li'iir
or favor, hi guthl filth execule the trnat
ooininlltoil to them m aa to rid thla com
munlly or all Ihoao who, without fur
ther enumeration, lite by tho hitaklng
of tlio law and reylog upou the community."
Tho reaolutlona wire rtad ly Mr. I',
U. Urtgg, aud ador ted without dluenl.
They ttirtma followa
"We, ellllena o( S.ilt ULo Clly, In pub
lic nitiolliig awemblttd tu eonatder what
can be done lo realralu the lawtctimoaa,
lco and crluio which ato ilUgracln,; our
clt), hereby ilcilurei
'VI Irat -Iliat thofo ttho iouiMiie our
reojt city government were elected to
omeo Willi thu eiplltlt uiidcrMamllng
that they would tufort-o the latta agilnst
vice and crime,
'"eeoud 1 hat tho preacnt city got em
inent, tthlloprogroaalto lu o her tblugt,
haa b Ita rev-ant latluro to tuforco the
latvaagaln-l giiuititlng, brothela, thn aalv
of liipioi tomiiioia, anl tho nptulug of
Mtoonaon HuiulatK, excited the appro
hcualouauf many of Ita frienda an laup.
jurltra, and la thereby Imperiling Iho
canto uf morality lu thla city 1 n lew of
thcae faila
(1) Wo hereby tall upon our worthy
major nnd bla a-tiHlalia lu rot ceil lit
onto lo tnlorcu i rolupiiy nnd ttiorouglilv
the latta iibote leri red to, iiaaurlng tbeui
that lu o Uoili.; they ahall hatothu
hoarlr auppirt and ro-operallon of iho
liiiral anl law-abiding dllena if Ihl
rouimunlty (. We hereh aprt-al to the Cllv
lounoll to KfuM to grant tlio applliatlon
lor llrrnae now beforo It for a aaloon In
lha tirlnliy of, or lo bo run in connecllon
with, Iho variety theatre on I rauklln
Aveuuo. JoltvT. Iivaill,
J II. Ilntti.lt,
P. Il.Oliron,
J. llnAlitiiuTilnAll.,
Coniinlttee.
The mult of thla and other eOuiU to
clcar.rr the flllliy munlclial plaltcr
were utterly futllp, tho Ilccuio ol Jcclr-I
to waa granted and mattera pro
ceedetl from bad to worae un
til the eltuallon haa become
a etencu In the nortrlla of every iltcent
cltlznn. The clergymen, Including
Mr. Thrall, were Informed by Judge
I'oHera who waa nld ten tliotieaml
ilollarafor gaining, (or iho "Literal "
tho election In February, 1S9J that
It waa not ucccatary (or Hi" clly to ho
"toogood," He alao Infoimed them
that lu running that cammtgn ho not
only contulted with tho mlntitcre of
religion but alao with the "aaloon
kieieraand gamblere," whore wlthca
had to beconaldcritl aa well aa thelra.
Hut what la the uan of Mr. Bhaar
man oranybady olau mentioning Mr.
Th rail It. connection with aulnalata lice
ii) on the lentlment of the law and
order mettlngahell toroteat agalnat
"Mberal"mlirult'' Wherewaa'he when
thu tale "Liberal" city convention,
waa held? Ho waa right there, among
Ihoearue old crowd which haa plunged
thla municipality Into a vortex uf vice
and crime, run by theaarueevll gonlue
who haa, aa n paid tool, worked In
calculable mlachlof In tho community.
Mr. Thrall waa there (or what I urpoae?
Tu preirud toeollcltthoillvlnr tim
ing uou tho mob of howling, Idolater
oua Tuacarorani and upon thtlr de
liberation!, which ruuat roeult In foat
i ulnguiiou Halt Lake Oily a continu
ation of the cvlla and wnnga under
which It haa groo.mil during tlio laat
two yeara. What n ipectaclc he pn
acnUI
MINI I) I MllM',M.511.r.
The "Liberal" organ la nothing If
notlnconalalent. When thoevldenco
aipeared to bo concluilvo that lleorge
Ulacn, onepf the camlldatca for Coun
cilman from tho l'lr-t ptrtluit, had
lt u a party to tho manipulation of thu
fraudulentbond-glvin by the contrac
tor (or the erection of the Jolut city und
county bulldlcc, that li'r Inalaled
that he rralgn. In Ihoevmt ef hla
not taking thla action the orinn rv-t-oiumenJt-d
that hla name be wlpel
from the ttckit.
It tloua not appear that Mr, Olaon haa
either rialgmd or that he haa been re
movtd from candldaoy, yet It la not
denied that hla namo oncaraou Con
tractor 11 wman'a bond aa a wltueia to
aignal urea that are claimed to be forger
Jet. Therecan bf-jioquiatlouaa tu the
fraudulent lharacter of the bond ttow,
teeing the Mayor, In lilaannual rewrt,
rt contmenda that It be act naldeaud the
mntract be taken from Ilowniin.
In the (ace of Ita former repudiation
of the "Liberal" candidate who la ao
cuaedo( having been a I arty to the
fraud, nnd notwlthatandlngthu ncom
mendatlon of Mayor Hcott, the follow
ing a peara In a lei ling editorial of the
Halt Luke ftiouiie- of tJla morning, In
re.eiouiototbe "Liberal" ticket aa a
whole:
"Wo aay that the ticket nominated lu
tho convention by the Liberal la aa good
a lit ket aa could bo aeleclcd from tho body
of tho town "
Thla la a blanket endorecrnent. It
covera Olaon aud everybody elm uu
the ticket, and If ono of the rouHluat
Jokta on the "hotly of the town," and
eat tclally upon the "Liberal" larty,
that could well be ertrated by auy
body having clalma to aanlty.
"At a "Liberal" rally In tho Tourth
I'nclnct, luldlait night, Judgo Col
lorn, ouu of tho apeakeia, gave a
atrong, hearty and Uttyirllkoindorae
mvut of another of the wnXr.oui can
dldatea. Ho aald:
"He knew trod fouard In 171 In
Toiaa wlero lie waa a mllnnl Indian
llghteri and later lu the march oter Mar
tballraaaa pioneer In (lunnlaoii, Colo,
lie came here In IV", ami haa done no
acton account of which ha cenuot laco
the publlo."
According to tho Tribune rrrt of
thlagrand lulcglumglt waa followed ly
au outburat uf applauie. And why
not? Why ahoul I the cltlzena of Halt
Lake be unreaaouablo and retlllo to
congratulate thtmaelvea at the jroa
pectof tialngao glftttl a man aa Mr,
Leonard In the clly government. He
can fight Indiana, ho made a record aa
one of tho men who tramped through
Maralmll'a 1'aaa and aettled In the
Jllage of Gunulaon, Cotorndo, nnd haa
rtehled III Halt Lake three yeara, be
fcidea being unknown to the co-
le of thla municipality. Aru not
theae magnlllt-ontquallncatloua to fit
a man (or the Important tualtlon ol
Aiai-esor anil Collectoi? "Ho haa Uono
nu act on account uf which he tannot
faro the public." Tho Judgu might
have admitted that, having only been
here thriu yiare he haa hardly had
iliuo to ahow what he can tlu lu that
line. Tho "Liberal boee" are de
termined, however, tu ;lvo him plenty
ol futuruo portunlty.
inn. is. (iiin.tM).
HrNATolt 1)AM II II. llll I, of New
York, muat bo credited wllh being one
uf the keen, it, moat euiceaa ul and
moat Induatrloua olltlclana of the age,
ftw yeara ngu he una unknown out
aide the word In which lit, III id, ami
nut unautmoutl) kiiottn lu thai Si u
after u term a lltiitnunt t m
uud two a goMnur of Hit I ni i;
Klile, he la I the United MtateJ Hen
ale and an avowed candidate
for the rnaldemy, with chaucia
at leait guotl. It la clalmeJ,
however, even lyeomoof hla frienda,
that he la crowding mittera a little too
fail; that the paity'a lecognltlon of
hlmitll and hla reivlcri haa act far
been ample, and that ho ahould not,
by reason o( hla prominence and op
lrtunltlca, undttlake toait aalde the
I tor rlellea, and have hlmiclf made tlio
national nominee by means of win
lulling. The New York Htate convention to
elect delegatea to the Chicago gather
ing Ii let (or the S2nd of thli month,
and thla, It ta alao claimed, ahowsthe
direct handiwork of Senator Hill, who
realize) that llll brat chance for lecun
tng (he deltgattou reati un an early
convention. All thoae opjicd to bla
attlratloniandaoma fiw who are not,
derecate this I toco of flucarr, and
ahow that the I eat Intenata of
the arty demand deliberation
and aran Ml aurvey of the field, They
would like to have It lulprcaietl Hpon
the DemocMtln mini thai, whllo the
exgiivenior la a "truly gnat mau" of
the eelf-made tattem, Iheroare several
others who constitute available timber,
and all should bu considered together,
not unetolhe exclusion of the othcra.
A (ew daya ago It waa glvuu out that
ex.l'rcalJcnt Cleveland had decided
uiion withdrawing (rom tho contiat.
Tnla waa (oltowcd by aatatcuinton
the -art ot some o( Ills (rliads that
while tl was not ellogelhir corrcct,and
that he would run If Iho parly dc
ilred lilm to do , hu waa
till somewhat wiarleJ with having
hla name couatantly handled In cor
iiectiou with the nomination only to be
overahadowetl nott-and then wills the
Hill boon). An earncit conference
lrhata mora than one of Mr. Cleve
land's supiNUtera has lately U-en held
aud a dlttiositlon which rronilicsto
grow Is manKest, to thwart the scheme
to have the Henator ciqturo thu prize
(rom nu uutonteatcd field. It la not
what might nropuly bo termed a erj
Uilty quarrel aa It ttanda: cu the con
trary It la a very awkward ono (or our
friends the Democracy, and ono that
they would tlu well to settle a eatly as
they cau,
iiiitiiUiiux in .Mrti.
The census bulletin pirlalnlng to
Irrigation In Montana shows that out
olnloUI number it 8,0(11 faima, 3,700
are Irrigated, The total area of laud
upon which irope were mined by Irri
gation In the icnausyeir i ndlug May
31, 1MKJ, wa3oO,SS2ncn, lu nldltlon
to which there wire a proximate!)
:I7,0U0 acres Irfignted (or grazing ut
pores. 'I he aviragoslze of the Irrigated
farms on which crops were railed waa
M acres.
The acrage drat coet of water right
Is $1 Gl jier acre, and The average coat
of preparing the soil (or cultivation,
Including thu Hicham, o( land, la
JO 51 per acre. The average relent
value of tho Irrigated land of thcBlate,
Including buildings, etc., la reported
aa$l9o0eracrt', shottlngan njparent
profit, leaa eclat of lullJInj!, of ("VU3
perncre. Tho average annual coatof
water la nluely-flvo cents r acre,
which, detlutted from the average
annual value of iroducta ter acre,
leavea an nvtrago anmul reluru cl
(1201 perncre.
The total Irrigated acreago lu crop
In Montana Is M,6W aorta, In Utah
?, acres, In WyoinliiR 20,J7tJ
acrea, In New Mexico 01,70 actea,
and lu Arizona 03,321 ncrea. In Hie
number o( Irrigators Utah stands first
with 0,721, Montana next with 8,?tl,
Now Mexico .1,080, Wyoming 1,017
and Arizona 107V In tho average
annual value of products per acr
Ulah also stands rlrat with J 1 8.01,
Arizona next with $11.02, Montana
third with S12.0J, New Mixlcn fourth
with (12.80, and Wjomlug 13.2).
lit I IRION IN IIIJiMt.
In the I'reebyterlnu lYfrfcw for Jan
uary the ltev. Nicholas HJerrlng haa
au artlclo on "llellglon lu lluaala."
Thu flgurea which tho gentleman
quotea aru thoae of lb"3. Whether
later reliable atatiatlca were obtainable
ho decs not say. In thtt juur tho
ritate Church cinalslek! of oS,2V1,0iiu
menibara. Thu ellasenters numbered
15.HH.001. The latter we ru composed
of Native Human Cutholiia, Unllcd
Clreebawho acknowledge the supre
macy of Rome, ArnionlaiiH, Lutherans
aud Haacolulks. Theao last correajund
In ono seniv to the rroateatanU of
Writer n l.uroi,but In another senau
they are diametrically owlte. While
secedli g from the Btato church and
I rutrtllng agslnst some uf Its usages,
their prolestatloua nre against reforms of
any kind whatoter. They date back
to I'rUr the Ureal, nnd had their ori
gin In protesting agalnat reforms Intro
duced by that monarch. They are now
irry numerous, and stand first numer
ically aiuoug dissenters.
There are In thu Htnte church of
Huula about 0o,00l si cular clergymen,
about 7,0m) monks aud 0,000 nuns
I hesu are tinder the-tllrtclloii of "The
Holy Governlug Bjnnl," nu Instltu
tlon Inaugurated by I'ctcr tbodreat
altir tho abolition of tlio patriarchate.
All Us mo t bene nro apiiolntid by the
Czar, nnd curry out bla will to the lit
ter. Tho quistlou In Ittirela Is nut
Church nr.d Hiatr, nor la It Church
oTcrbtali.liiil It Is Htntu uver Chinch
In every articular. 'Iho Ituialan
tiltstsati tiipiHieu-t to co-ufrate-ullh
Uu I alien In all matters, and If cm
shtuild dieo!) it military or civil oil)
cer In 'eljlig to dleeloto polllli n
I -itf, a clII in borne itlanu, or nu ex
iuiiwuludioru v. jul.1 be hla fall.
utr Aimintri Milium "-
iTlle-thnaledbycarefulsUtlellcLina
that the ttmu gnnt l.uropean wen
espiud annually (or military purpoiis
tllO,O00,O0O. The aggtcgalo Iace
ollectlve lorce of theae nations com
I rlse-a about 3,000,000 meo, inJ It must
le remembered that Hie sum men
Honed op Ilea only to the peace-footing
of the arhllre.
The annual outlay by Ituaila Is
OSJ.OOO.OM francs on 787.0JU men.
T ill sum Is equivalent lo about
tl01,000,000. The ence army of j
Trance consists of SI7,0UU men,
maintained at an annual rx
lense of 8S9,000,00J fraud or about
1172,000,000. The eace armyof Ucr
many numbent 607,000 man, aud iobU i
annually SI2,000,UiXI frann or about
1100,000,000. In theae figures are alao
Included nnalou Hals uf thu various
armies.
The regular army of the United
Hlalra consists uf 10,000 men, main
tilncd at nn annual expense of I'M,
00,1,000. Hut the e oilou Hat aggre
gstes aliout $13.1,000,000 annually as It
standi at resent. This makes a total
ol 1103,000,000 lor military .urpoicj In
the United HUtta III times of naie. It
will bu seen from Iheiu figures that we
arepijlug nearly as much In army
expenditures aa Trance, mole than
(Jerinany, but with Huula a llltle
ahealof ua.
In the cuuraeof nature, howoer,our
prnalon Hit muat decrease. We owe
something to our penaloncre, therefore
our money la not sacrificed ni lu Hub
sla and Tram e.
W DELICIOUS
FlaOFiii$
cau mi
HATUIV.L FRUIT FWVOnS.
Vanilla -l Ot perfoat purity.
Lemoil -J or L-roat ttranglh.
RosootcrJ Flavor no ilallcatoly
una elolicl . m- no the fresh fruit-
I Imo U'li i g-.nl U1ererrmdry
'turli f, r nn.ry a , mil tried
many rem, ik lu in ut- '111 in ru
ii ucli be lie IK aa I ly's Iran lam.
Itcouipltlely iurtint M J. Lilly,
30 Woodward Ave , Hoiton 11 gil-ina-,
Miv.
I llilnl. 1 ly's Cream Halm la the
lealr nuily lit calairi I evernw. I
nevtr took anything tint re-llevi-d me
so quickly, aid I have 11 it fotsowell
(or n long lime. I used lo bo Iroublect
with lurvrei hialachia two or three
tlui'S a ick-J, A Alcorn, Agent
U. I'. It It. I'u 1 a on. Colo.
AMI NKMhM-S, 2
SALT LAKH THVTmT
tllAi. , n.UIOI MiJUOKtl
lur'niitiiTTioiiTs:
-ur-tiijinio-
MOHDAY, fEBRUAPY 1,
Aoicrl ftaliTorlt" tt.In1mtuilCoa
MAGerll'TCHELL,
In iNw V uie1y, urUlttt f.prcltlly tot
hv-rbft 1. llAltl, fftttlUJ,
1 LITTLS MAVMDK"
UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF MR.
CHAHLtS AtlDOTT.
llcaa-3o.,Wo,;se aadll
AI IT ITT ICTIO I
t.i am i.reiniiit atmi'txr
lUraaNUtuaaol Hituroay Matleae, com
mviirlna Than Hjr. I eo llll
I irsaTulkl Tluirt.Ur Man anil filnrla;
aUlluxe. -IIIlCO. IrlOav Nialil -TDK
lliiMioMrll't Mlurttr Slulu, -liolto-1II,
Irleea o . ' . Ilw llto. eala or
aata I enma It edi cailar, lull. 3rd.
WOiVJ)MLANTk
I' Week of January 38lh. &)
im.uFbT nrsT or Tiir. skao,
LILIPDTlSfilACOMHY
Bar- one wrrK omy i
nry m) kxtiia miliar: i
lOo. ADMISSION. lOo.
UANIItiTT
r iii ton i:r..-niKvoi:. is cimici. m
1J ealur el tearMilillnn Iowmi rice and
I'Mt, Addreea N lll.J, II 11 IW, ( IIJ dim
A(1KTS U.WIKI1
riio am.Tiir patknt lampciiimm'y
J (Isaaar.atlla al llalil Mi luiiburt
iTrrr louteeiiilr buy aampla 13a., mniia
lahcu.al llllt. AUrvTUN O'l
litootha It ll
MIljCK,
rpiii, iiun irirriviirTui btock
L he Irteraor lha Ulali -inte ant llardaara
I" ."ill la lietd at Hie Furniture store at r.
It Madfpu. n Fridat ib-uaiy Illb.alS u
In Ii rlha elarllou il t era an 1 the lrr.a
si tlon or audi I u-inaaa aa mat- niiii bvtara It.
JUIIV II. VflSii-rl,jr. recielirr
car, oniNK and oe Mcnairitl
a norro vnaaviaf raicricau ur avaar
nut oi ur Tiif
rOUiTlli RESTAURAHT
.Wattl I.TJJV03I OCVJV'4.'lJIlt
IIS MAIN STREET,
A Uelldoa- Amr imn rook a J Dmo r? -
r rlin'i i Ttrj tr in twueo ri l .
BPUItimi &rtfatt ttnrf Fjtpr t
thtttr V f M$itttl bhvri tfj.fi rult kind
F 'io i I m, SurtilUt atirpui fruM
Stic ufir yi p t;l II. If kIii hiri u
it, ic aitiau,
Wen l- wo (u L. U-notUrUi tua.
ks Our Stock I
Spia is .von- .
wSW We ar W" SUPP"ed
SEASQNABLEGDQDS
SPEINO PURCHASES
AUK AIP JIA.VI7 UAVL, ASH IIV-' fVI.I.Y COVXT O.V
OFFI.niXU TO 017! H1IIXD3 A.l I'ATIIOAI
AT AX EAM.V DATl! AU.
The Latest Novelties I
that nn: ui-sr -v.4KAV.Ty c.i.v .sitw.i, ,iv to H
STYLE, TINT PATTERN AND FASHION I
AS OUU N11W YllAll 01" IIUSINIVW USUALLY
IIA'IH UtOM
STOCK-TAKING
K I.OOIC lOUWAItll HOI'KfULLY 1-011
A Successful and Prosperous Season,
IIIl WHICH Wli AIIU AND SHALL llll AMPLY
rui.i'Aituu.
'X'. O. MTUIIKII, Hupla
TEASBEIi'S. I
i
Men's l'lusli, Seal and Clolh Caps.
$1.00, - Reduced to 70c.
65, - - " " 40c.
1.25, - ' 90c.
1.00. - - " " 60c.
3.00, - - - .... i75
Ladies' Fur Cans.
$1.75. - - - Reduced to $1.00
2.50, - - - " "ISO
Ladies' Woolen Hoods.
$1.00, - Down to 70c.
1.25, - - - " " 90c.
Men's Ovcrcoals, 14 lo 1-3 Off.
LOOK 0DT1 BEFORE CLOSING OUT SECURE) YOUR CtRGlI.M
jioka mm itv.nuoTioss at
TEflSDEIi'S.
g g
S.B.UIKS&09J
Opposite Soiilli ol Temple Ulock.
BIGllfllSllTURE, j
Fancy Rockers, Toys, etc. I