The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-09-24

SCHooLsThe season 81 the year
! fast approaching when our young
men win be through the labors Of har-
sest. They win Or should be DESTROYS
il rs 10 school, during the winter
months. The next inquiry is, who will
open schools in our ward, and who will
open school in the other wards Or
school districts in the Territory This
question we are not prepared 70 an
swer. Yet we will advise our friends
to employ for school teachers, only
those who are fully qualified.
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CoMrNa, CoMINa, goMINe What9
the cold, piercing, cutting winds, the
sharp, biting frosts, and the sleet and
SHOWS Of another winter. What if II
BE- like the last? That was q caution
To theragged. Six running months,
gentlemen and ladies,O rain, and sleet,
and frost, and snow, and puny wood
piles to begin with. What do Jon think
.of that? LISA vexation only to hear
of the report. Well, then, Be admon-
:ished ii season, and haul up your
winters wood, while yet there Is time
and the weatheris favorable, so that
you may not sit shixering, like /" the
man that couldn't get warm, oil the
many days and long evenings between
now and the coming spring.
Orr MAILs. lASoTIlER Abortion -
The coach that should have brought to
US our eastern mail, arrived inside of
time, as we were informed, empty. Why
is this ? Was there no mail? II
there was one, why not have done the
people tho favor to bring il These
questions we would liketo have answer
| ed. We feel confident that, for hall
the money paid to the contractors bythe
Department, on the route from Greai
Salt LIKE 10 independence, there Or,
men Who would regularly deliver us oui
Easternmails semi MONTH ,eyen shoule
iitbe necessary to run an extra twice ;
year to accomplish it. =..
Il. W1LsoS, ESQ, U. S. ATT'Y Eot
EU. This gentleman has lett 10
his home in the Key Stone State, taking
with him his aniablo lady, who, We re
H greet TO say. has had for the last fet
months very poor health, as also til
gentleman himself. They have gu
best wishes for . prosperous journe.,
across the plains and d safe arriYa
/ amongst their friends, -
oTToE. We have had seYerra
specimens Of cotton, raised in this city
laid on our table during the past fey
fdays. We recommend our citizens i,
raise their own cotton FOR home con
sumption, as We feel satisfied from Til
specimens We have seen, that eacI
family can do it. .. .=....
DELEGArE TO CovGREss.-0n Thu
morning Of the 10th ( tuesday j our oil
friend and Delegate to Congress, Capt
W. II. Hooper, called at our office AMI
baie US good bye, for a season. With
him go our best wishes; may he have
q quick and prosperous journey across
the plains, and a safe arrival and goott
time in the city Of ssrnagnifcent dis
tances.
PuNtsHMENr OF CRIME. During
the present and last week four personl
have been convicted Of CRIME befor,
the District Court now in session inthil
city, one for manslaughter and thre'
for horse stealing, who were several,
sentenced to the Penitentiary for from
one to three years. IT :.z..:..
ID WAErRD.---Agoo hand, who under
stands kanyon work, farming, etc, ca,
find employment BY calling at til,
MoUNTAINEER Office None need ap
4ply, except they come well recon,
mended. +: ;s. Is: .,..
l~:H SUGAR CANE.--S6me Of our cit;zan,