Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23
BEAVER FEELS sLlGaTED.
That Il, 50 Far as Malls are Con
ccrntd.-Olhfr Good sug-
gcstiuns.
EdRor Deserot Ncwa

EdRor Deserct NcwE
Some time since, ne your readers are
already aware, the Union Pacific rail-
way cut down IL aorvlco south Of Jua5
70 thrce trains week. This raised %
spontaneous outhurst Of indignation
throughout the district affected aud Ia
short time the daily trains wore rr.
stored. Such action ls hi2hly com.
mondablu ami the Union Pacific is en-.
Titled to confederation ia the pf, mIsu';
but the seed q mischief which It.
former action planted has grown up
anu the gwocti0nHb.r grJwih rem iuf,
for the tTi.weckly stage service betw utn
Milford aud Beaver which was ius.i-
tuted When the RAILROAD Get The pttci
b. a tfi-weukly stilI, aud the Benvcl
pcll le have thus gained nothing piac-
ideally, Not only iuis hut thuy nave
iuat something, o. under USls.ut
arrangements tue NEWS that 10 pub
lnhuJ there on FnJay evening nuu
mailed here reachtH CO.'S the iOli win
Il TUESDAY afternoon at u'clock-wituu
an hour or ~ Of four days from tic
time % mailing against two Jays rB
Tue outside limit b1 lore anu thirty.six
hlufs n8 fulrl This la thu progress Of
the crab, aud Is ono 0i tho influences
which initiate against the uuvauCu.
ment nnl prosperity ui this Otherwise
entorprising aud Unity community.
THE people complain but theit CUW-
plants arc az lUug range huu
tue powers that lu in tIr
postal department ut Washington
either DO nos hear thom OF usvo tO
much else ~ DO that no attention haB
10 Jar been directed this way. Surely,
Ia view u present pnd promised level.
upments Ia our milirg regions u no
other considerations prevail, this mat
ter ought 10 br Aijustgd moro nearly Ia
accordance with modern methods.
TIE trrm OF the second district court
Is over aud the yiEltJts have al taken
their dcpErluru--thu great majority g.
their respective homes, but not a few
~ compulsory abode Tor varying
Terms iu tue governments puuitUntlhi
Institution near your city. Only two OF
Three Of those who were sin.
gird out for such destuation
escaped, but, up 10 date, they have
mnde no complaint about ID aud seem
rather 10 enjoy than otherwise tho
condition VI thinga which deprlyra
them Of abounty from the national ana
territorial establishments. The town
has tottlud down to IT, normal quiotuue
and the people have ample time in
which % figure out how much 10 any.
tning they Hre ahead by 70 son OF the
late visitati1us.
This reminds me that the grand
luTy's elash at Marshal Brigham for
nut paying upat the close II the term
was a doubly unfortunate pUriOrma &C.,
f1r the reasons thai (ts he has already
shUwn) he wRs not ut all to blame, auu
being In every instance any.
thing hut nilliOuuircs the jurors
aud Witnesses needed their
pay that they might In turn pay
Others. This branch of the public
service ought 10 be- improved In some
way. So long nH wo have 10 bear the
uufJons OF legal prosecutions, or tho
government has to do 90 In COT junction
with us, those who are drawn from
their regular occupations should not be
subjected 10 the additional haTdships
VI either waiting Tor their c0mponsa-
lion or having TO discount II for cash
whom received. 10 must be PAID
eventually, why not at oBot2
Unluls Utah shall previously emerge
into the sunlight oil political ildypgud.
cnco and there be a consequent rear.
rangement VI things JUDICIAL, there
will be d juryless term Of court held
here next March. This will attract
but very few this way, that 10, com.
parRtivVly speaking. Bltby thattiu.o
We hope 90 nave other attractions more
potent and In sons respects more
profitable. Meantime, IN the language
u Hamlet, "cOuCh We aside Hud
maTk.n LEX.
BEAVER, Dec. 20.