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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-02

On Monday and Tuesday next, there
Will be given two dramatic perform
ances at the theatre by a number OF
young society people for the benefit Of
the Pioneer Library. The piece CHOSEN
IS BoucicauFts celebrated drama, Led
Astray." It is a piece We'll adapted
FOR AN entertainment Of this kind, and
although it has some difficulties, there
IS no reason why these people should
not give a good performance. We I'M
tIersTand they have been carefully re-
a,earsed, and as many Of them show
considerable adaptability to the stage,
we shall expect them TO acqmt them
selves with credit. We are not given
TO discouraging young people IN ef-
forts Of this sort. We well remember
the doubts expressed just prior TO the
FIRST performance OF the Home Drama
tie club when they were preparing 10
render the Romance of q Poor YOUNG
Man. but they made success OF IL
after ALL and for ten or twelve years
constituted the only home company
capable of giving a good dramatic per-
formance. We wish Miss Jennie Long
and her company equal success on THIS
occasion, and we say TO the pubic as
the players say in Hamlet" For
them and for their tragedy, we beg
your seeming clenency. Led AS
tray is not a. tragedy, however, but
an emotional drama Of some depth ana
in some respects is one Of the best OF
Foucicarat's works. It is not new TO
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I'll; Andrew Young, 211; T. H. Thomas,
1872; Peter Liddell, 189.
IRON COUNTY.

1tLON SOON L.
Clerk-Joseph McGregor, 24S; Silas J.
Ward, 276. Recorder-James Allerton,
241; John T. Mitchell, 2S2. Assessor
William Houcher. 256; S. A. Higbee,
21. Collector-William Houcher, 221;
S. A. Higbee, PA. Treasurer-Nathan
Benson 246; Simon A. Mothe-
son, 27S. Prosecuting Attorney-John
w. Brown, 241; Joseph T. Wilkinson,
ga Sheriff-Alexander Orion, 243,
Alvin Benson, 2S1 surveyor, Mayhem
H. Daley, 296; John S. Woodbury., 221;
coroner, Edward Ward, SIG; selectmen,
Stephen S. Barton, 254; William Ford,
PAT; John Parry. 254; Thomas ]. Jones,
270; Reese ]. Williams, 27S; James Z.
Robinson, 275.
LAND COMMISSIONERS.
The returns for land commissioners
for the above named counties were
also completed yesterday as follows:
CARBON COUNTY
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-02

We have good reason to believe that
Henderson,s great spectacular piece,
Aladdin Jr.," will be seen here short
~, after ALL
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Religious notices inserted free in this
column if handed in before noon on Sat
urday:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-02

The Populist candidates for land
commissioners received three votes.
FOR DELEGATE.
The returns for delegate to Congress
in the three counties canvasSed were
as follows:
CARBON COUNTY.
Vote. Maj.
J.. L. Rawlins. ............... 1875
f. j. Cannon. ,2fo so
IRON COUNTY.
Rawlins. .. 245
Cannon. ......... 2S2 81
DAVIS COUNTY.
RawIins.. ........ 626 142
Cannon. 40f
II. L. Gaut Pop).
Arizona republican., 1894-10-16

ional elections. But their strength in
both the county and territory has been
steadily waning, and there is no reason
this year why the Republican party
should not elect most, il not all, OF its
candidates. 1t is evident that hun
dreds OF Democrats in Phoenix ard
Maricopa county are dtsgusted with
their party from q national, territor-
ial and local point OF view. They have
seen how the Democratic congressman
have proven false to themselves and
false to the country. They are dissatis
fed with the way in which the affairs
of the territory OF Arizona are conduct
ed, and especially displeased at the con-
dition our county affairs are in. Well
known Democrats OF the city and
county are openly denouncipg the ring
that has had possession Of the court
house for so long time. They realize
that there can be no reform in our local
affairs until there has been a complete
change in the court house officials.
Let the Republicans of Phoenix and
Maricopa county understand that they
have never had a better chance to win
than is now before them. Let every
Republican put his shoulder to the
wheel with the full determination to do
his utmost for the party ticket this
fall, and the result cannot fail to be
satisfactory. The Democrats generally
are now conceding the defeat of Mr..
Herndon, and many OF them say that
many Of the candidates on the Repu b.
lican county ticket are liable to be
elected. This coming from Democrats
is very significant, and shows which
way the political wind is Blowing this
year. Let us 60 in to win this year,
now that we have such a good oppor
tunity to succeed. The fact that hun
dreds of Democrats are ready to second
US in the fight we are making should
stimulate and encourage every Repub-
lican in the city and county to do his
utmost for party success this fall. Let
US take the tide at it's flood.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-16
HON. THOS- DAVIS.

Hon. Thomas Davis, Of Pinal county,
is in the city on brief business trip.
Mr.. Davis is the republican candidate
for the council in Pinal county, and is
sure of election. His energy, enter
prise and past service to the people Of
that county render him invincible in
politics, as he is in everything he un-
dertakes. For example, he was lately
admitted to practice law. No one knew
that Mr.. Davis was reading law. Yet
he passed one of the finest examina-
tons known in Arizona courts. and was
compimented from the bench by the
presiding Judge.
And go it is. He makes d success of
whatever be starts out to do. He will
be one OF the most valuable members of
the legislature this winter. and will re-
fleet credit not only upon himself, but
upon the whole territory.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-16

Printers are pushing a movement to
erect a monument in memory of George
w. Childs. Monuments are nice things !;
they show good will, but Chllds was not
philanthropist for a monument. He
would OF course discourage such plan.
The money could be better expended,
more to the satisfaction OF the late
Editor Childs and others. A man is
not great whose deeds cannot live with
out monument. 1t is not throwing
money away but near it.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-16
FREE TRADE AND PROTECTION.

NEE RADE AND PHO lection.
Those who are not so unfortunate as
to be left in idleness will have the op-
portunlty to test free trade by the
household budget. They will find that
free trade is system of taxation, no
less than protection, and has to get just
as much revenue out of the people for
the treasury. They also will find that
while protection adjusts duties for the
benefit OF American labor, free trade
shifts those duties to articles which do
not compete with American labor, but
which all classes have to consume.
Thus raw sugar came in free under the
Mckinley tariff, and this at once forced
down the price OF all sugars. Now thew
will 60 up, and every time woman
buys pound OF sugar, or child spends
dime on candy, they will pay part of
the tax taken off the clothing imported
for ''society" people from London or
Paris.
In fact, the duties levied on imports
by the Mckinley tariff bill fell slightly
or not at all upon the body of the peo-
pie, while they worked to secure to
them the largest and best paid employ
ment possible. Those of the new tariff,
in so far as they fall below the McKin-
ley bill; tend to reduce both wages and
employment, while the new taxes will
tall upon the people at large out of all
proportion to their ability to pay. The
duties on sugar, on which Mr.. Carlisle
counts to bring up the revenue, are
borne in proportion to consumption.
The rich consume only little more
than the poor do per head, and the
bulk of the tax will fall on the most
numerous class, and that least able
to bear it.
We have heard a great deal of the
rapid growth of big fortunes in
America, and the tariff has been
charged with being the cause of it. A
close examination of LOO of the big
gest fortunes in and around New York
shows that very few of them have been
accumulated in manufacturing. Deal
ing in stocks, managing railroads and
ownership of real estate have been the
basis of most. In fact. the tariff tended
to equalize conditions, SO long as it was
thoroughly protective. 1t enabled
workmen to demand better wages, and
to accumulate savings by hundreds of
millions of dollars, while it exempted
them from taxes on necessaries pro-
duced abroad, such as tea, coffee and
sugar. The new tariff takes the first
step toward the kind of tariff the ruling
class have enacted in England for their
own benefit-that is, tariff which does
Arizona republican., 1894-10-16
NOW is THE TIME.

THE REPUBLICAN desires to say few
words this morning to the Republicans
of Phoenix and Maricopa county re.
garding our local county and congress
ional campaign. 1t is true that the
Democrats have had what might be
termed walk over for a number of
years past in the county and congress
Arizona republican., 1894-10-16

DR.. FORD, WHO lately arrived in Phe-
nix, was one of the men that made
Kansas City the great metropolis of the
Missouri valley. He was president of
the city council when the progressive
policy was adopted which changed
Kansas City from an overgrown village
to live, enterprising and business
center. He is the kind of man whose
experience would be worth much to
Phoenix,
Arizona republican., 1894-10-16

CURIOSITY turns up in various forms.
A Memphis boy is under arrest for
wrecking a train. He threw the switch
to see what would happen. Some day
he will look down gun barrel; but he
will not see what happened.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-16

A Chicago woman sues for divorce
and alleges she was Influenced to marry
her husband by spirituslist, and that
the ceremony was performed by me-
dunn. She thinks marriage by this
medium is a failure and not medium
failure either.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-16

GEO. G. ISRAEL will leave in few days
to make a canvass of the northern
counties for the Republican territorial
ticket. He is splendid speaker and a
warm personal friend of the Republican
candidate for congress.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-16

nothing for English labor. but levies
high duties on tea, coffee. sugar, tobacco
and other articles of general consump-
ton. In this wav the bulk of this En-
glish taxation falls on the poor, and
tends to keep them down.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-16

The populists claim 1900 votes in Mari
copa county for Buckley O'Neill and
400 for Frank Lyman. Should their
figures be correct they would carry the
county by a plurality. But they will
not receive that many votes. Maricopa
is a republican county this year.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-16

WHATEVER Improvement in business
there has been since congress adjourned
has been due to the fact that congress
adjourned and to the additional fact
that it left enough protection in its
tariff bill to enable some factories to
renew work at decreased wages.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-16

THE trouble with the democratic can
didates this year is that the people are
thoroughly disguised with the miser-
able showing made by their party and
are hitting everything democratic that
shows its head above the grass.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-16
BUSIN ESS NOTICE.

There are many accounts due US
which we have carried for a long time.
All OF these must now be settled bv
cash or good note. There is no excep-
ton to this rule.
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN Co.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-16
ADVERTISING RATES.

Rates of advertising il the Daily, Sunday or
Weekly edition made known on application at
the publication office. Or ring up telephone
number Al, and q representative of the business
department, will call and quote prices and
contract for space.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-16

THE DISPATCHES courteously attribute
the small attendance at Adlai's meeting
to the lnclemency of the weather.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-16
NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN,

No bills against THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN
Dsny unesn thew We're Contacted mon ,ne the
written authority OF the management.
ESF. J. O'BRIEN, advertising manager,
HARVEY J. LEE, superintendent of circulation,
and BERT RUPLE the only authorized solic-
itors for the paper. EDWARD BUTT, JR., and
HARVEY ]. LEE are the authorized collectors
for the company.
T. j. WOLFLEY, General Manager.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-16

ONLY little over three weeks now
till democracy's worst fears will be re-
allied.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-16

DR.. PARKHURsr has enlisted women
in his war upon Tammany. The ques-
ton now is, the lady or the tiger?
Arizona republican., 1894-10-16

EEE-A II Communications relating to news or
editorial matter should be addressed to Editor
REPUBLICAN,.
E-AlI remittances and business letters
should be addressed to THE ARIZONA REPUBLI-
CAN COMPANY, Phoenix, AIiz.
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN co.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-16
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

THE REPUBLICAN is fully prepared to do ell
kinds OF plain and fancy job printing in all the
latest styles. Com plete book hindery and ruling
machinery II connection with the job depart
ment. Work perfectly and promptly doue.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-16

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-16

COUNTY TICKET.
For Coucilman. $500. HENRY E. KEMP
For A,,snplyn,n 4:5 =. Ill., R;55s,
W. S. JOHNSON
For Sheriff. ...........W W. F. McNULTy
For District Attorney. .. JERRY MILLAY
For Recorder ........ WINTHROP SEARS
For Probate Judge ..C. w. GROUSE
For Treasurer. NJ. w. MESSENGER
For Assessor. ..........H H. B. ST. CLAIR
For Surveyor ,.-.--.,.. W. A. HANCOCK
For Snnarv;sors 81. T. PRIEST
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