The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1886-07-01
Ry GoIIy and his Stage Line.

To the Edtt0r of the Standard:
people talk,' yes, and they will marry, too;
in Gtsh der peoRe e sgy so of o m
ceomnaraye epreewhiIe ouite few (mesning
what you eastern folks term "a right smart') quite
much. and most. The principal business Of the
Courts in Utah and southern ida0 Is 70 re
a man may have but one Wife.
nes mysa Sn n1s fsaa m Pah 10 Unite
sp B9 % d no @ the
of writing dissertation on marriage either mono
shapfeP Rnh
w6o a OF 6e onee and GEARS the
Of Bhe n is afe SeMn dp far R nd e 9eF as ne
almost every sentence is accompaned with BY Col
ly.' sam: Drives the stage from Stockton to ophir
iy Wife and vi seventeen It Little itieis since his
must have been Methodist at one time and learned
the h mn containing the verse:
Bethel I'll raise"
Well. a few weeks ago, had call to Ophir to
OF NJ Bhe ~ b6 the E heng o
6 3e sf M 6 ese ay g and
g9 want to come up and m tie TIE t 9 SO
horse buggy leaving them there accepted the
g aaae % The o go 3 nH 3hr om
and as all these country weddings are accompanied
young y5an : bioods Eo bent sIt on spree '1,'
This vehicle so well known to the older OF your II
pass through the streets of jackson; four to six
We and red whee5 seats in front
back and one in the middle and room for two.hy
wind 1yorab1e and asked & Sam for IA seat at on the
Smile The bridesmad Young polygamous daugh-
ter Of of Tooeleans was an outside passenger
iays back Ills tshtsns hls tngs ana he
gor on the TOP Of this
thing 9 to do sery eSy for
and on the road Al at the same gate the dead
hin ABOUT hour and TTo S miles %
cap stands: then there houses
until reach the mouth of the canyon, three miles
fqn IS the the
he has been ar nG hg
beer to the thirsty saints and miners. Five min
eared he
nna al te e snm6 Ees same
born .'i Hingiand." For several miles Sam had been
eher not drop Of Water had since we
left Rqh hf wG oB and a6f s to
BY the time we reach town the table is spread and
n HePe m wa ht
the manipulator of the bass viol having one son
guests having arrived until house IS crowded, the
into the are,' stand up Promise to love,
gd eaeh oaF ao OF Biz M
Dancing tin + midnght. Supper till $50. Dancing
night supper and Went to bed There happens to be
R4 in 3P on#f # M h Tao
keeper t,,o s.o,,a and ba,o so.+ .,.,r
outside but Sam, net fslkatve; IS IS sleepy,
having danced all night in honor of his daughter.
But here is one of his storiest You bet. l know
somethink of the beauties of polygamy, by golly.
When young man l stayed with of the
wives of Bishop WooIey in Salt Lake City. One sun,
was standin' right by the door of the cottage wen
round comes the Bishop hall dressed hup in is Sun
She he'd only the one cow and hevery woman was re-
qured to hog die by golly and she thought
she couldn't afford to let the old fellow have drink,
by goy 'e said how that 'e would and by golly,
she hup list throwed the hull pan of it right onto
the Bishop who catching is breath an STOPPED over
by thunder. went off an never said word. She used
to tell it an laugh fl to KILL 'ow she got ahead of the
Bishop
Stockton is reached again and Sam. is dry. There
five saloons here and after all unloaded the
driver must lave drink, by golly.''
JAMES D. GILLIAN.
TOOELE. UTAH, June, 1886,