Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-10-19
THE OGDEN "BOYCOTTE."
Cooiie or Causiau is the Question
The Circular ISSUED by the
knights.

OGDEN, Utah, October 18th, 1885.
Ogden was startled Saturday evening
by sheet appearing in every place oil
business call the Boycotic. l enclose you
one and you can see that it is published
by the Knights OF Labor, and its object is
to boycott all persons that patronize the
Chinese in any shape, form or manner.
There is great deal OF talk regarding it,
and many wonder ii it will have the effect
of freezing out the Chinese. There was a
circular issued about week ago warning
everybody not TO patroniae the Chinese
unless they wished to be boycotted.
THE BoYooTTE" CIRCULAR
knights of Labor, Railroad men in Parti-
cular, Esteemed Citizens and Sympa-
thizers throughout the Country, and all
Local Assemblies Union Pacific System,
Greeting:
To protect and enhance the interests of
all honorable laboring men and women, in
preference to Chinese slave labor, is one of
our indomitabe principles. Persuasion has
been earnestly and patiently applied to each
and every citizen of Ogden for two months
With but few exceptions we are happy to
report universal success and cooperation.
Having exhausted every mild effort known
to men, we have determined to employ that
most powerful of agencies, "the Boycotte,"
resting assured that the support that
brother gives to brother will make its po
tency felt, therefore we find it necessary in
asmuch as the Central Hotel; A. ii. Nelson,
U. S. Commissioner; Troy Laundry, "medi-
cine;' Harris Bros, fruits and produce; j..
Nelson, real estate; G. Williamson, painter;
j. S. Lewis, jeweler; VIM Carroll, livery
stable III. Shurtliff, saloon; j. Conlisk, CON
ductor; J.. M. Dee, livery stable; II. X.
Williams, lawyer; W. Farrell, stationer;
lsins, Deputy Marshal; Lynne Mercantile Co.;
II. NJ. Dooly, banker; j. A. West, real estate;
Il. Cahoon, u. p. coal agent; PEBBLES drug
store: George Marth, real estate owner: Mr..
Turner, superintendent for G.. A. Lowe; n.
c. Flygare, builder; Mr.. Metcalf, conductor;
street; " nj. @. Silva, hides and wool: Il.
Morris, ID. d II. G.. freight collector: A. G.
Reno, confectionery; j. A. Stephens IL Co.,
shippers; j. Warner, millinery: A. Kuhn d.
Bro, merchants, and DIR. Ulrich, have re-
fused to discharge or cease trading with
Chinese, to earnestly withdraw their patron
age Immediately. And further, to exert
every honorable influence with those whom
we hope to benefit by relieving the COM
munity of the Chinese element to do the
same. Professional men will find it to their
interest to change their quarters, until a set.
! tltueuJ IL IilllNc. NOOlle VI CduCdSlull, II
the question.
We take pleasure in recommending as
worthy and deserving of all favors we can
extend to them, the following references
Broom Hotel; Chamberlain House, G. w
Lashus; G.. j. Wright, grocer; Corey Bros.
VIM. Driver IL Son, druggists; u. Malan
locksmith, pumps; James Wotherspoon
Browning Bros, gunsmiths; Hopkins & Co.
grocers Dan Marks, cigars and tobacco
John Scowcroft q Son; c. b. Payson, cigars
and tobacco; w. w. Funge, hardware, etc.
w. H. Wright d Son; Boyle d Co., furniture
w. Thompson, hardware; Phil Grill, butcher
7. S. Harrison, furniture; z. Herdti, gro
ceries; II. S. Blancett, grocer; Thompson &
Pardoe BARRIERS; NJ. Bel, butcher; w. Nor
ley, barber; l. Marks, clothing; E. j. Wag
ner d Co., clothing; II. M. Bond fruits ant
produce; Keck '& Tavey; II. Wardleigh
music dealer; A. Greenwell, Jr., butcher
Mr. Munson, harness, etc.
By ORDER ASSEMBLY No. 1888.
Ogden, Utah, Oct. II, 1895.
a very pleasant hop will be given her
Monday evening by the young men of thi
town. 1t is the chief topic, as they ar
going to have some Italians to furnish
music for them, who have just arrive,
from the East