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The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-03-18
Provo Lake Resort,

Ike Fordonskt, OF Springville, Utah.
was in the city yesterday on business
connected with the incorporation OF
the Provo Lake Resort company, of
which lie is a member and superin-
tendent. To the Jomnul scribe Mr..
FOrdonski stated that the company
would have one of the finest resorts in
the west. A fine pavilion is being
conStruc /, bath houses built and
many other features added calculated
to entertain and please the public.
The Provo street railway runs to the
resort, which is to he lighted at night by
electricity. Utah lake, on whose banks
the resort is located, is a magnificent
body of fresh water, surrounded bv
majestic mountains and fed by spark
ling mountain streams A nices team
Ell is being built to ply on its waters
and numerous row and sail boats will
be kept at the resort for the pleasure
and use of its patrons. The place will
be- general favorite this summer. be-
ing on two lines of railroads, and in
the winter season will be largely pat
ronized by those who love to skate and
enjoy the exhilerating sport of sailing
on ice boatS.-SaU Lake Stock Er-
chunge Journal.
The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-03-18

IHE DISPATCH press, composing and
editorial rooms are now lit up by
electricity, making us the first news
paper Office south of Salt Lake city
to enjoy this modern convenience.
A PRESS dispatch from Sacramento
states that "a bill providing for the
construction of broad gauge railroad
from Salt Lake city through Nevada
by way of Beckwith Pass to the sea-
board, passed the assembly to day."
From present appearances it will not
be long before there will be several
through lines between this city and
the coast This may be the Santa Fe
line, of which so much has been said
of late.
FROM all over Utah come words of
Indicative prosperity. The stock of
the Territory is reported in excellent
condition, the hills are laden with snow
nsuring plenty of water to the farm
ers, and rich mines are being
opened up, and old ones still showing
up well, railroads are contemplated,
being built, and undergoing repairs.
and capitalists are becoming more than
ever interested in various enterprises
IN different parts of the Territory.
The opera of, ''susette" was per-
formed to a small audience on Satur-
day night. This was no doubt owing
TO the outrageous prices charged. The
opera, however, was very fine; the
music WAS Of that character which is
sure to please, being light. attractive
az r. liant The principals are all
aitlsts, and the choruses were fine
The orchestra deserves special men
ton, as each member was master Of
niS instrument. The overture was
performed very neat aud clean. tLe /
o'anisSn,a andfotjSsin0 passages being
clear and distinct, each instrument
The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-03-18
TILE NEW DEPOT.
Active Work 10 be Gafa.1laased
morrow.
An Insight Into the MGassiyo
Structure TO be
Erected.
j. krn1istead Awarded Work
q Supplying Water for
Tank Purposes.

Tomorrow active work commences
on the grounds of the R, G. w. in this
city. This will be in the shane of
sinking wells for tank purposes. lIr.
James Armistead. of Pleasant Grove.
who is at present sinking flowing
well for the company at Battle Creek.
has been awarded the contract.
The contract calls for water supply
from the two wells Of 100 gallons per
minute, making a hourly supply of
5000 gallons. To secure this. it is
thought Mr.. Armistead will have TO
SINK at least 200 feet. The company
want to go deep enough, 81 as thew
will not be left again like they were
last summer when their water suppIy
at Spanish Fork, Springyille and Battle
Creek went back ON them.
This part of the work Will take sew
eral days, and until it is completed
but little viii be done ON the construc-
ton of the new depot. The company
Is awaiting the action of city council
III regard to the letter sent it by Judge
darkness, solicitor for the r. G.. w.
and cannot do much until action OH il
IS taken. There is no doubt but that
the council viii act favorably in the
premises. and accord the railroad
what it asks, as il is NOTHING ONT Of
the way.
Material, however, is arriving
for the new depot, and no DELAY will
enSue on the part of the R. G. ". in
getting to work. Kyune rock will be
used in the facings of the build
ing, orders for which have already
been placed with Salt Lake contractors.
Ogden pressed brick viii be used in
the front of the depot, which. with the
rock, Will give it massive and elegant
appearance. The building will face
the north. There will be three tracks
running between the L. C. NJ. /. ware
house and the new depot. This will
do away with the curves now neces-
sariIy in use, and will give the line a
direct shoot. The Office Will come first
IN the building, from the west, next to
which will be the waiting rooms. Then
will come the immense dining room.
with the cooking department separat-
ing it from the large freight house that
is to be on the east.
The building will have a large
tower, which will possibly be supplied
with clock. The railroad officials
state that the plans give Provo the
best depot on the line between Ogden
and Grand. Junction.
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4 Cawardlr Assault


On Saturday night fight oce;rred
on Centre street, close t. Robt. Bee s
store, in which Samuel Garter savagely
assaulted his step-father, MIR. Vim.
DAVIS, with Il rock by brutally beating
him over the head. Mir. Davis is mar
ried to Carter's mother, and on Satur-
day afternoon Carter had been to
Davis house and used very abusive
language to her, using a considerable
number OF cuss words, etc. Appear
ing to think that Dayis was going to
have him arrested, he followed him
up Meeting Davis ON Centre street,
he picked up rock and exclaiming.
"D-n him, I'll Kill him, :" he walked
up to his step-father and deliberately
struck him on the face, knocking him
down. He then sprang on top of him,
and would no doubt have inflicted IA
tai injuries had not John Devy, who
happened to see the fight, come to the
assistance of Davis and pulled Carter
off him. DeYy held ON to Carter des-
pite his efforts to get away, until the
police arrived, when he was given
into custody Carter tried to strike
Devy several times, but the latter man
aged to evade his blows. The officers
took the fellow in tow, and on Mon
day he was taken before Justice Noon.
plead guilty, and sentenced to pay
fine of $50. Further sentence was sus-
pended on his future good behavior.
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PROVO TINTIC r.. r.
"Orr" Wants to See the
Project COnsulnmlated.
And Speaks of the EHany Ben
efits That it Will
Secure.

EUREKA, Utah, March II, 1891
Especial correspondence of The DIS
PATCH I'VE have had our eye on the
transformation from the Gazette to the
DISPATCH, and think that all parties
concerned are bettered by the change.
1t seems to us that you feel more at
home in Provo, us Provo and Tintic
are destined in the near future to be
drawn closer together by the two iron
bands of the railroad. 1t might be
proper to state that Provo is most en-
titled to any benef that may accrue
commercially from d close connection
with this district. 1t was some of the
people of Provo that first discoy-
cred the mines in Tintic. About
the 10th of December, 1858, JOS
Hyde, Ed. Peck, VIM. j. Harris,
Steve Moore and Sid Worstley left their
homes in Provo to prospect for silver
mines in Tintic. They were success
full on this trip, and return ed early in
the Spring Of 80, when the Sunbeam"
mine was located. Sid WorstIey came
over the hills and discovered the Eu-
reka" mine. During that summer
great many locations were made, a
district was formed, aud Steve Moore
was appointed recorder. This was the
beginning Of the opening of the mines
in Tintic. The writer came to live at
- L.. LnI
ley''-in the spring of 1870. 1t don do
to tell tales out of school, but some of
Proyo's eminent lawyers were then
mere tool-sharpenprs.
Provo and Tintic should be CON
nected by rail so that our supplies may
come from there. Goods can be sold
as cheap in Provo as in Salt Lake,
and the freight on them would be
much less. Look at the amount of
butter, eggs, and garden stuff that is
consumed in this district, which can
all be brought in on the cars fresh every
morning.
l am creditably informed that an
order has come from headquarters to
ship 200 tons of ore per day from the
Eureka Hill Mine.
1t is rumOred this morning, that ore
has been struck in the sElamo," lying
west and north of the BullionBeck.
John Beck was here on Sunday. He
is under the weather.
The snow has to go under the warm
ing rays of Old Sol.
AS the spring advances things begin
to look brighter.
There has been quite a number of
idle men in town during the winter,
but the force at the Eureka Hill is be-
ing increased.
We are pleased with THE DISPATCH
ORR.
The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-03-18
HOW'S This 2

We offer One Hundred Dollars re.
ward for any case of catarrh that can
not be cured by taking Halls Catarrl
Cure.
y. Cheney & Co., Props. Toledo. 0.
we, the undersigned, have known
+ Chen for the last - years, and be-
iileYe hiu perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and financially
aDic 20 carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
- West 4 Truax, Wholesale Druggists.
Toledo, 0. Walding, Kinnan g. Marvin
wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucuos surface of the system.
testimonials sent free. Price 75c per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-03-18
Notice to Stockholders

The meeting of the stockholders of
the Dixon Publishing Company for
the election of officers for the ensuing
two years will take place at the old
Gazette" building ~ Street. Provo
CITY, Utah. on April 18th. 1891. At
that meeting also the stockholders of
sad corporation will be requested TO
vote upon the proposition to amend
the articles of Incorporation so that
thereafter the chief place of business
qI SAD corporation will be Ogden.
Otan' instead of Provo, Utah, and the
PuDllcation to be printed there to be
known as The Salt Lake ValleD Gnzetto
instead of The tab ToHeg Gnzette
Other matters of Importance will also
come up.
CHARLES w. HEMENwAY
Provo, March II, 1891.
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'5@oot'oe. sfrape at Richfield.

The follow. & telegram was issued
as a DISPATCH extra early Monday
morning:
RICHFIED, Utah, March 16.-TSpe-
ciaI to TIE DISPATCH Last night
about $50 p. m. Jim Mcpherson, %
years OF age, shot and dangerously
wounded Luther Palmer. 1t was
an old grudge, and Mcpherson
seemed afraid of Palmer who claimed
to be secret detective and said Nc
Pherson was wanted for stage robbery
III Wyoming. Some words passed, and
MCPHERSON told the sheriff, who adj
Vlsed him to keep out of Palmer's way.
Palmer told McPherson's friends. by
the name of Jones and family. he
was lousy and hard case. Nc
Pherson shot Palmer with a pistol, the
ball entering the left side, and lodged
in the lungs. The ball cannot be
found by probing. Palmer is suffering
from delirium tremens. lie knows he
Will die and bid good bye to his family.
He may die any minute.
The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-03-18
A FINE STEAMBOAT.
1t Will be Launched on Utah Lake
About April 10.

The steamboat which has been
building at Provo is receiving atten-
ton from painters and will be
launched about April 10. She is sixty
feet from stem to stern, has twelve
foot beam and twenty-five compound
horse power engine. The steamer will
carry 175 passengers on the two decks.
She is provided with fifty life pre-
servers and all modern improvements
The boat is constructed of solid white
oak and is one of the finest in the
United States. When completed she
will have cost between $4,000 and $1,000.
Col. G.. d. Moore furnished the plans
from which the steamer was con-
Structed.
The boat will ply between Provo.
Battle Greek and Eureka landings and
will afford tourists and Others an
opportunity of enjoying some of the
finest scenery in the country. 1t is
the intention of the owners of the
boat to make Utah Lake a rival of
Garfield Beach the coming SUMMER.
Pleasure seekers can leave Salt Lake
City in the forenoon and spend the
day at or on the lake and return here
in the evening. The Rio Grande
Western will make this a feature of
their road in the summer. trains s! OPP
ping at Battle Greek, where pier will
be built and a landing for the steamer
established. The owners of the boat
are Il. II, Bean, of the Provo City
Lumber company, Colonel c. D.
Moore, civil engineer Of the California
y Nevada railroad, Adam Hogg, of
Denver. and Othels.-IinleS.
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sheep from defendant. Witnesses
were examined by both sides and the
case was submitted to the jury. who
returned Il verdict that plaintiff re-
cover AT head of sheep and receive
$50 damages.
Court adjourned until Wednesday
morning.
The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-03-18

\ MARRIAGE license was issued to-
day to Isaac WoodhouSe and Miss
Erminnie r. Wines, both of Leki.
They were married by Justice Brown.
THE Fourth ward meeting house is
being connected with the electric light
system, She viii he lighted ny y.
electricity on the occasion OF Friday
nights social here.
\ GRAND bali was given in tne Col
ton Opera House on the 18th. cumemo-
rative of ST. Patrcks Day. The hou3e
was nicely decorated green being The
prevailing color and good tiG,e was
INDUCED in.
The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-03-18

blending beautifully, and yet one
could readily distinguish the tone of
each. 1t WAS treat that the music
lovingpeope could not help but enjoy.
The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-03-18

Tickets sold from April End to 9th.
inclusive, good for return until April
u, 1891.
The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-03-18

FIVE thousand dollars accident in
surance, $500 per week indemnity,
only $500 per year. H. OWENS.
Agent.
The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-03-18
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM.
Special Rates for Conference, April
I'd, to 9Th, 1891.

The Union Pacific announces the
following low rates to Salt Lake and
The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-03-18
CLOSING. OF THE MAILS

AT Provo CITY, UTAH, JANUARY nth, 1891.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-04
9eraniiher gabaf.

Mit Dem Sabadsbau, pel9er big
iebt ieitens Der teranii9en Garmer eine
berbdltniBmdBts seringe 8eadtuug ge.
funben batte, merben neuerbings an
Derf9ieoeaen puntten bes States un,.
fansrei@e gerlu@e auseitelt, anb mie
uoraus3uieben mar, nit @rfolg.
go bat elm 6err %. 6. Walfer, tpeIs
der in Der Ndbe BON @reenpiue cine
Garm beRBt, uaGbem er fi9 bur9 pors
b~ereebsnbe tleinere grperimente babon
tiber3eugt batte, bob 8ano unb RIima
In SeTas fir bic Rultur beg $abads
eeeignet unb ginfig ieien, cine sr6Bere
5ld9e nit bieiem eintrdgli9en Stapel.
ortitel beielt, unb bic erie @rnte,
mel6e ct barauf gemadt bat, 1T cine
iebr CUTE sepeien; er bari b~crausieBen
nod orei peitere S9nitte bon bemieIs
ben Sthd au MAIDEN unb re9net i'm
@aassn auf einen grtrag bon 1900
Pfunb bonn older.
9oHentlt9 pirb es ni9t mebr LANCE
bnuern, big h9 bic Sabadspfauae oils
ftebenber Gderbauartitel in Seras eins
9ebargert bat unb nit bl3u bilft, ben
8aumpolbau in bertdnoiger Meiie 3u
bei9rdnfen unb fur ben Garmer elm
neues, eintrdgli9eres Nderbau. probutt
5u f9afen.
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Notis fit @dnaer.
Comfort, 8. Muqult 1891.

W.
Nuf Der S~agfaBung bes 9. edugers
fetes bes Serauif9eu Gebirgsldngers
8unoes 81 Griebri6sburg bra6te 6err
&rausfopf einea SabeIsbefdIuB Elm,
neil mebrere Neretne bic Briefe Der
Gefbeb6rce niGt beantwortet, ia ben
gorcrt adn3li6 ignorirt batten. Mm
6. unb Z. fnb an ole 8ereine bes
gunoes 8riefe aefanbt worben, NIT Der
Bite, aeitig QnmeIounsen gum 10.
5dngerfet au MAIDEN. Big aun1 beuz
tigen Sage baben erft feds Bereine es
Der Wfibe Dertb gebalten gu antmorten
nnb auar @mitbions @aaep. B6rue,
2udenba9, S!fterbale, @anbaua unb
Neu BraunfeIs.
Sie 3eit gum sdnaetfet rhdt beran
uno es 1T unbebiugt notbpsnbig fur
uns, gu wiHen, tpie oiel 0eteiue uub
ME fart fe bas 9dugerFet beiu6en
mDllen.
Ser gorott psrfu9t fein 8eIfes aum
8elingen bes 5eifes gu tbun, boft aber,
baB Die idumiesn 8ereine i5re BfIidt
e~benfals than. Mit 5dnsersruB
8. 86rner, @or. Gecretdr.
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9as SOnutaaSaefeb.

Man3mal tperben bic Oinge Der
MeIt auf ben &opf sefelt.
Wir %erwdbnten tereits, tpte uuiere
Barbiere, Die fi6 Dor mebreren Sabren,
als fe tpegen uebertretung beg Sonns
tagsgelebes nerfolet tpurben, bes be-
fouoeren G9ubes ibrer Mitbirser cts
freuten, 10 baB feline fe perurtbeilenbe
SurD aufgetrieben tperben tonnte, 1i9
f%reitDlllg enti9lofen beben, bas perz
pbnie 9efeb ftreug gu beoba6ten.
Tiefen Bunft haben He ON Sonntas
bnr1geftbrt. Sur @iner. Der Meeitas
ner Bouts Battle, belt feline 8arbiers
tube am Sonntag ofen; i'm 0o0bes
muBtisin feines freien 8argerthums
troBte er ben 8efdlt1en ieiner Sole
gen.
0aflir tuOllen oielelbeu ibm nun on
ben Sragen. sic baben burd ben
Gounip : IuwaIt bor Srieoeusri9ter
Moom gegen i'm cine AntIage megeil
uebertretnng beg 5onntassgefebes ers
bo6en L., neil CT ielbt am Conn
tag arbeitete; g, neil CT Seute 3sDang
am Sonntag gu arbeiten. 2oui5 So
title 1T berbaftet norben unb tpirb benz.
nd6lt ielnen Brp5eB beftsbeu. IS 1T
3ebn 9e8ea Gins gu metten, bnB CT
beturt1eilt tDeroen uirb; oafar iorgen
bic garbiere. So inb aus BEN Mdrtp.
rern, an uel9en man Elm @rempeI fias
tuiren wolte. s6ersen beg @efekes
getuorben,
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Nmsetge fitr Gomtraftoren.
MaDorsOffice
9ta0t Can Nntonio, Seras,
90 C,,Is QO7

%
@erfieseIte 2tngebote perben in bic.
ier Office entgegenaenommen FIT ben
4nfauf unb ben Abbru6 bes unter benz
"Bat Cave befannten f6btil9en Sc
bdnbes on bet Militdrs pIaaa unb omar
big gum
5. Muauft 1891, IL ltbr @prmtttaas.
Sas 8aumatetial bes genannten @ez
bdubes muB innerbalb BON breiBig (30)
Sagen mao benz 3ui6lag bes gontrat,
tes entferut iein unb Der erfolgreide
8ieter bat Der @taot ben Blab, auf Dem
bas @ebduoe ftan6, glatt unb fret BON
alem 8aui9utt &C. gu iiberlaKen.
IQe Dieter babsn bic 5unme bon eiaz
hunbett ($10o) Dollars beim GountD-
@lerf baar al b%eboniren, aIs @arantie,
baB he ben Gontraft austibrer tperben,
Denn Iie i'm e1balten.
Die Gtcot 6ebdlt bas &e9t Dor, ie.
beg Der Nngebote auriid3umeifen.
Sie Ingebote inb init benz 8ermerf
su uerfeben: aBids for purchase of
Bat Cave Building and Removal
thereof uno Oil ben Mapor ju abrei.
firen.
s. g 9reiner,
Wttsifirf: Gtelbertretenber Mapor.
6. g. @laubon, 9taot=@ lerf.
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Sci CO our6 ben Stabtratb Ser giabt
San Mntonio berDrbnet, baB Section
l bes Rapitels 26 Der &ebibisteu Orbit
nau3eu berart amenbirt nerbe, bab lie
in 3utuHft folsente,maBen Iaute:
Section 1. IS ipl ungefebIi9
fein fir Sebermann innerbaIb Der
Stabtgren3eH BON San Nntonio s9ieB=
puIoet ober anbere @rplpfpfto1e gu
balten, ausgenOmmen. tpenn es in Der
hermit feitseieBteH Mrt uno Meiie ees
i6iebt.
Section 2. 2aufeute unb aus
bere Berfonen f6nnen innerhalb elmer
8ren5e bon l big u MeiIen BON Main
pla3a Big SO pfuno e9ieBpulper ober
anbere @rploibfDfe bcIten. tpenn bas
iunerbalb Der @tunoen BON 6 nbr Yors
mittaes big 6 nbr Na9mittag gef9iebt,
aber nidt mebr als rs pfrnb wdbreno
ber Na9t, es lei benn, baB bic gar3e
Auantitdt in elmer fi9eren Bi6ie ober
einem feften 2aften sebalten uirb uub
stuar uAter gutem 8erf1luB.
SeetiDn3. Gubrtperte, bic 3url
$ransport bon 59iebpulber ober au=
berer grploTbfofe our9 bic 5tabt
benuBt tDerben. iolen ME mebr als 200
Bfunb off einmal gelaben baben. 9u@
mdRen bisie Waeen berart bei9aFen
iein, baB bic Gdfer augebedt unb Dor
elmer sufduieen 8eribrung nit Ieuer
Dber Turfeu betpQhrt finb.
Section 4. Guhrperte, tpel1e
bamit beiGdftigt finb, S9iebpuIper bon
einem Der 8abnb6fe nod einem pulper.
maga5in au trauspDrtiren, foIen ME
mebr als 500 pfunb auf einmal labea,
iolen bann aber bic bi9ter bepobnten
Sbeile Der Stabt permeioeu unb Icnen
ben Tlub enttpeoer an Der Mrfenalbride
ober an Der @ranb Nbenue Bride treu.
5en.
Sections. Nuf elm Dor benz 8e.
torber tei6worenes 3eusniB bin, baB
S6iebpulber ober anSere %grplofbfoffe
3upiber ben 8efimmun9en bieier Or
binan3 bur9 bic Gtabt beforbert ober
In berfelben gelagert tperben, foG bes
iaeter &etorber bere9tigt fem, einen
Sausfu1ungsbefebl ausautelen, bur1
welden bet etaotmaribaa nber ionft
Elm tdbtiF@er poli3eibeamter ermd9tiet
mirb, bic betlefenbe 2ofalitdt su bur9s
iu6en unb aGes BUILDER Dber ole fonEis
gen @%rplOfDfioHe nit 8ef9lag gu belle.
gen, uel@e baielbft in elmer segen bic
Beitimmunsen biefer Orbinon3 petitos
Benoen Wrt uno Weife aufbemabrt
tperben.
Section 6. Srseab cine perion,
bic eins Der Beitimmuusen bieier Orbis
ran5 nerlebt. iol beiraft tperben bur6
cine GelbbuBe ni1t unter finfunb3pans
ais ($25) Dollars unb ni9t iiber apeis
bunbert ($200) Dollars. MuBerbem
tann ou6 nod auf cine Saftfirafe cts
FAINT werben, Die aber ben 3eitraum
bon 60 Sasen nidt tberi@reiten barf.
angenommen unb gebilist an 20.
Sgli 1891.
s. 59reiner.
Mttetirt: Gtelbertretenber Mappr.
6. g. @taubon, StabtsG Iert.
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Crhensf@mefterm ale Tretihul 2eb=
rertnHetY


Dor &ur3em wurbe mitgetbeilt, DOB
fett ldngerer 3eit in Der NDrmalf1ule
beg Germ &nte, bes friibeseu 5uperins
tenbenten Der 6hentli@en SduIeu Don
San Nntouio, cine groBe WusabI unn
tatbolil9en Ssbens 59weTeru -
nun ipri6t bon 80 - au 2ebreriuuen
ausgebtloet wirben, unb baB bteislben
oann fpdter or BEN bfentIi1en 51ulen
Nnlfeuung inben folten.
Wir legten biefem @erii9te anfdngs
LID Denig @emi9t bel, neil es uns au
unwabrf9einlid oorfam. bab mon BON
Soften Der tatbolii6en Stride etpas uns
t%ernebmen merbe, mas 10 rHenbar I'm
8egenfabe 5u ben beifebentsn Stats
geieBen iber Gle Organization ber bf
fentlideu S6uien tebt.
SEPT aber finbet bieies @eru1t feline
Beftdtigung baour6, oaB gifGof giera3
einem 8eri9terfiatter eegeniiber often
5ugegebeH bat. baB ses Der Munl1 Der
fatbolif6en Stride lei, ibre gepeibten
Grduen in ben Snulen mirten az loi,
fen unb boB man fe iebt gu Sieiem
3mede pDrbereite."
WeiB es Der 6err Biihof mittIih
alAt.-ober ite1t er fn bIos 10 an =,
Dab bas @eieb ausbtlfli1 bic 5reiiAu=
len BON auem unb iebem 9etten 9 Gin,
iuHs eatsiidt w,fen nina unb bdlt er
bic Burger bes Staates fur 10 naib,
bob fe f6 ben @iufuB Der Stride hber
bic G@ule bur6 cine 6intertbir merben
eini9muggeln lahen werben2
Ob bic tatboIif9en S@weftern In
Orbenstra9t lebren mir6en, Dber OBJ
ibnem bic Stride geftattet, gu bielem
3wede btirgerlide @emanbung ou3ules
gen, mtr6e bod wenig on BET Sadie
ielbf 6nbern.
Wenn bic 2atboliten paroGial. unb
yripotsS 9ulen grlnben molen, 10 lou
ibnen bas unbenommen bleiben. Nu@
mir miini@en abfolute 2ebrfreibeit uub
mtrben energif6 eagegen protefiren,
wenn man ben 8ertretern irgerb elmer
Gi9tuug, feien &c gbrihen, Suben,
Stirfen ober 6eiben, bieies &e9t Der.
fdmmera polte. NLer bana baben bes
iaste @briten, Suben, 9eiben cher
3trfen aud fur lire pripat. Ober @es
meinbeidulen ielbft gu iorsen unb iols
len ni9t bonn 6taate berlangen, baB er
ibre pri3at'Nnftalten 9ar3 ober tbetls
meife unterbdlt. Sn ben faatliden
Jreiidulen bat aber bic 2ir9e unb ba.
ben ibre Siener unb 9tenerinnen abiss
Tut NiGts su iu@en.
2ebrer unb 2ebrerinnen, bic elmer
auBerbalb oes 2anbes ftebenben bbbes
rem @emalt u~ntertban unb 3u @ebor1am
oerphi@tet iinb, inb gang bon ieIbit
uutaugli@ au Staats Initelungen its
genb pel1er Mrt.
Wtr baben bos 8ertrauen 3u unferen
@ountp. unb gtaotbebbrben, baB He
bic e~bentuellen 8eriu9e, OtDens.
f9mefern in bic Greifdulsn beg staa.
ties ein3ui@musgeln, in Der 9ebtbren.
ben Art abpeilen tperben. 6ofentIi9
gef9iebt bas aud in ben anberen
Stdbten unb @ountiss beg Staatest