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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-16
COL IRISH AFTER A COUNCIL.


Col. John p. Irish, " Oaklaad, Cal,
ia well known nstional nguts, and
will DO specially remembered here Tor
MA brilliant oTaIohosl efforts 30 the
lrri. alton Congress la this city. Toe
colonel 10 a great dsOaIur, and cousii.
cradle Of q fighter Ia a legal way. He
seems 10 be having good time oi It IN
that iipe just now, anu Is getting con.
siderable newspaper nolorioiy In con.
sequence. He 10 a director IN the
nome for the blind Ia tna city Whsro
no maktS HE home, auJ has been max.
lng charges Of corruption against some
VI his Associate members OF the
board, thereby raltlug a storm IN
which the ul9qlen Californian seems
to be carrying the chip on his shoulder
with marked euocesa.
This affair howoyer, sboms hardly
tutioloaI fST him, 90 DO has taken up
another conflict, which invUlyrs o.
attempt 10 pug no lsSa than tea OF Che
eleven city councillors 10 fall. For
years he naa boen ssoklug to ave tne
part OF town where be lives f,om the
iuto'UThble smells Of the marl. His
principal nght has been sgaiull the
Iumpyrs o. garbage AMI oAAl on The
marsh, almost directly under bis nose.
Time after lime has he csulol ucay.
ruRurt no end " trouble, but tho aa,ll-
if1tlgn was not oomplots. Thoy
continued 30 empty their Bas0g-laau
Of refuse within suay distance OF MA
ra5idsngr. Tho colonel has OF last
fyuaI the source, ho ,liuag, ol
all tho trouble. 1t IL The city
council now holding oilct, aul
he has ELECTED tho arrest o..
tn OF tho msnBGrh on cHassu
Of creating ami maintaining a
public nuisance il violation OF a statute
~ tho state. Tho council palui O
resolution sgau,lug the 1ozvslgsrs pOf.
m.tIon 10 duulp lnrlr gafpayo who're
CJl1uollfb says a nuisance has been
crested. The soayeugsr1 were arfrs.-
ad st his instigaugu, and convicted
uuaer the state Law, notwithstanding
he resolution. Now no says the couu-
on must auBwor Tor having permitted
tho nuisance 20 be CreEted. There are
eleven count imou, but ono van absent
the Night the resolution was passed, 90
be esgale8.
Whatever may bo the outcome OF
hls present procedure, the doughty
colonel win receive commouLauon for
directing his attack ag tho PERSONS
primarily respansibls Tor the alleged
wrunR, II tue 5cavsnEsrs who
dld tho dumping arc punished,
there 10 no good reason why tho
city councillors who authorized
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submit that there are two departments
ngainsl which reductions are as a gen.
stal thing dut directed, which 10
reality should be about the last to he
Weekend; the police and fire depart
mont. IL happens in cur case shat
the supervision Of .lese imp0rau.
braucho, Of tue public service rests IN
a hosri N responsible men who aro not
oiIioo.hglIors in tue usual sense, but
sts rather selected i0r the important
position bscsuie they are representative
citizens. A. sacu, they arc naturally
10 Interested rs any other tazpaJoiu IN
keeping down public expenses, and arc
expected % look on every movement
IL that direction ~ sthoughtiul citizen
aud taxpayer wyuiJ. Their views aud
recommendations, accordingly, nro
entitled 10 confederation anu
weight aud 30 In their jug.
msnt The departments uldsr their
charge may ngt sustain iutlauf reduc.
uUu without more tIau correspond
log danger 10 public welfare then tho
proposed reductions sasuid uol he iu.
considerably made. For ourselves,
VIZ lsos urOa the present isas0n-with
llt natural iucrssSo sf lille aud IN
many iuslsncos Vicious me1, asd The
naturally increased danger Of Gree
owing TO the artificial heat that she
cold wtathst 1lakoi nscensty To- hsmes
and business houtcs--As peculiarly
unfortunate time TO dnohaigo com.
pelsut men 81 either ihs polioo VI hto
depatlments, OF supply their placss
with cheaper and less Efficient hands.
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giving; into political lIfi ~ clam1rous
Tor the idea that go the victor belongs
the spo.ls7" Good authority once
asserted, Nj Il declared that "new
vine could not DO put into old bottles,
nor new clotn onto an old garment"
This Involves work OF strange mag.
nitude, sud tho uuotring selection Of
nnsDphhlioated maiotial. There must
needs be- = new foundation Tor g
grandsr sunsrllruUiuf5, and workmpn
who Will not dare 20 uho "uniompsr5t
mortar" 10 the raising Of those endut-
Ing wall,l Wisdom Is needed more
than man's; supervision beyond thu
ken Of humin intelloo; motive
pureL l.f.lor than that OF tho world;
unity more complete thaa that
Of old and efefyoscent "socloiy;"
aud perlluaoily which with all Will
not only hanI down this inSplgaiIonal
Idea from sire 10 son, from iairb 10
faith, from Pfloilhood 10 PncsthuOI,
but from generation 10 goucfAliJll"
"rhs agous rejected " tho builders is
surely going 10 bo the head or the
corsoE" Tor "tho mouth OF the Lori
hath spoken ii;" already "ino Weldon
4 the wise pefshslh, already the
matchmaking Of the prudent l. hid. 3"
Meme heat.s Ers failing because Of
tue thlngs which are coming on tho
oafihi" condolences IL an unknown
quantity Ia ,he world, AMI All the
divine b.nit Of "s0cloiyD aro being
loo,ened fr "Iho great AM terrible
day Of tue Lord" the "Jay Of con.
troveuy" predicted OF Isaiah (seo san
ohaploD by Jeremiah (2jln uhaptrrl
by HJseA litl aud 18Th cnaptorsj an
~ M,osa (5.n ohspterl which Include.
judah, u jr, 10, people, tue wicked,
snd call RaIi0ns,0 ~ that none may
claim excuse OF seek tho rsver,lon Of
N assured decree.
There IL uolhilg sensational 10 this.
II is slmpy tbs condemnation o; the
'''r 'afsfN'NH WANA NANh HlNtH hNN@=
when they Ignore Hin, ami "petverl
The night ways VI the Lord" Aud each
"sceksth tux hls own.O Prominent
among Ell people, trepidAii3u should
DO unknown 10 Israel, save among
those who from the combinations Of
'eJciely' have baOJme iuyslylei or
led captive by this superficial, this H.
lusivc aul uelus vo Split, which works
mainly Gin tho hearts Of the children
NJ dls0hUiiouou.n Tue hu ubls worker,
tho unknown Of Israel, when they
zee these things come to pan., may
INC up their heals aui relolcu"-iti,
the divine intim,,ion that "lho day Of
their redemption u.sws.h nign." rho
good scoi Of the kingdom slwu three
score years ago, and tina. which from
theu to now has be8u psuHtsutly
scattered by "All waters" Ia ma urlnK
slowly bus surely, Tor prJllhc, = gi0f.
ious harvest. New conceptions OF
Faihsrho5d, Chri,!hooI, Manhood,
Brotherhood, are developing wish
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Itisuot an iutrequont procedure ior
Journals thtoughouI ",ue great West"
20 revert to pioneer times In their own
localities, no as to get matters relating
thereto IN proper historical SHAPE;
neither IL II inifequout to notice In
such pioneer annals the names Of men
intimately associated with the people
who founded Umh, thus showing that
lhe settlers OF our lsir Territory have
lott the impress 0i their pioneering
seulus Ia nearly every one II the
western states. A recent illustration
OF this h given IN tue Council Bulls
NOupuTcl u February il, "a COPY Of
winch has been hanIed 10 w 10y
Hadlsy D. Johnson, e ", Of ,his city.
The AOHpaJei has an article on Tho
"Esuy nsJory o, the pressut judiciary
ryrtum Of PyttuwElAnie county, "loWo,
Ia which appear ths names OF vol
known ami highly respected oiIizsni Of
Utah. Among these arc the lago Alex
McRse, lr maay years B,ahop Of the
Eleyoi th ward Ia this city the lRtu
On0u Hyde, Of the COuuoii q Apps.
tlss; thO late George p. s.lloa, once
asluclals justiCo OF Utah; Hsdloy ID
johnson, ana other. rne N0HparsA
rects that previous 10 1851 there was
no Regular judiciary Ia that section OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-16
ECONOuY, TRUE AND FALSE.

That thero 10 every need OF aud in.
osnliye to rstFsuohmont In the *.
penditurss OF thls municipality viii be
a mitted by all who have Looked nj all
into the corporation fusuoial oeuii-
ton. Any efforts, ther fore, Of thS
May or aud Clty Couno.l L,WArd rejuy.
ing our outlay ouRht to ms,t win
warm approval, anu with the hsAriiss1
support not only OF the public general
Iy but sllo Of the heads Of the various
city departments In particular
A. the same tins Ne are eonitrainod
rereat that there Is = ysSt difference
between true ami false soOnomyi the
latter is frequently found to b. equiv
alent to the wildcat kind Of oEtrava-
gRne0. Ani In this connection w
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-16
BUSINESS METHODS
OF THE DAY.
Those Adopted by Progressive
Merchants.

Step into the stores OF puy OF eur
Progressive merchants Of today and
you viii be- delighted at tho teY, clean,
ffesli peHrAuUo 20 tho stock OIsoIIH
presented igt your iatpsCii0n SUD mar.
vel nt the abttuce ~ CID D ylss or shelf
sollrd g00us, AuI 40 you should ask the
no chant how no nvoide such Accum.
ulau1n, be will tell you truihUNy
that he soils them before they roi In
thut condition; ~ going through his
stock ifum time o. time aud any aftic
which 10 uut selling rapidly n marked
with a price 90 low tnnt customers
vino can use such rnudl cnU't AFFORD
net 10 luy-Uovcr consi cTiug nuw
much he iusy lose by thr trat section,
tot bow mucI tho gain VIII br 90 sold
before 10 becomes wufthlssn by boiling
until 10 has no demand. iu the matter
VI meme clothing, syitB Of goods
change ehcu snaasu uud Dr. rgad1 arc
lcd patt thoirs'rs n they icpreciato
In value fluy ger cent, ami n thlrd
they ute Got worth tot per cont. tholr
ORIGINAL cost. Therefore merchant
ufior tho cliGns out Ms 90 os oi goods
iS Ssr cost casi, e ~, ,ai i6 "a5
same rnUJ--.suuld have u held 90,
unipthc hrginbiug VI tue next season,
anu no has hil m pty ak months iu
advance, with which u buy frth,
tensoua6l- STOCK. AMI or mi. reason
we iorl that with our hul'-ptlco BALE on
Pants ior the psst tvo uc"ts W. have
maup 90 uuch monty W. " ~ cIltlnur
tho umc pficcf Tor Iuu u " moro aud
tdi 90 our taltp.lc0 clrhrAico 1slr,
tuits. AMI mntc up urinE the next uu
dsys auy so, g., So, $40, sas, $40 ur
ts2 goods iu cur FtuiC Cor tl5. WIN
eau nnoId Co refuse these tnrgtifs2
We chu'g al fIt ,i'ur them only or
rot Osih. Asey dencc that this 10 GA
pfirr ynu can't Htur 90 rriu8s, 10 the
lstso tfls ~ had on Psn'F Tor tus pgtt
len dtyu, sad 70 expect 10 cell 90
Suir in tue next ton d iys on thia gfesl
unsrlng.
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rnGlr NM QUESTION rlIRLE

A local morning contemporary has
been, ior some ilme, indulgiug in q
controversy with Gus Of ~ o1rros.
p3ndculf. Tue latter Il an nlv0Cttf
for the submission VI the question O
prohibition 10 the vote o tho people a.
the same time the Constitution Ui tir
new State shall 10 voted for Eyoty
time one Of bis c3mmunlcaliOuuAp.
reats 10 tbs paper referred 10 the
editor peppers him with small p3lumic
pebbles. The correspondent ougaI g.
keep our cotemp9rafy we'll sup
piled with oouosponien0ss, because ln
sddlti9n 10 his own Arguments Ia
favor Of tao submission Of tue Pre-
nibl,lon Il issli3u e. the people, the
paper whieh atiorda him space l. also
lolng good service 10 the same linr, nl.
though this assistance 10 quite uuiu.
territorial. Tho NEWS took 10 ground,
rom ths be- inniag Of the movement 10
procure the submisslon 10 the vote OIL
the people Of this important question,
hat II could rec no valid rosson hsAlusl
&. Tue controversy now pointed 10
naa certainly NOS weakened the at'i-
,uds OF thh journAl The slato IL she
political autonomy entire, 90 the toby
lie tue whole aDatony OF tue human
corpotsal structure. When one part Ia
,acelsd dstrimsn,aly, tho whole eye.
ten Ia injured, and therefore vitality
Interested. Lot the whole people Dc.
eide the qutstiOn o. e whole.
la treating upon tlia Or any other
question there Is no need TO resort "
nisropftsontstion. Intentionally "
,thsIwIse, this has bi0n done BY tbs
aforementioned eotomporsry. II the
IiscolorAtion Of an imPorisu. fact was
not intended II would even then DO
aimee. insKeuiAblo, the truth OF tho
matter being easy Of NosrIainmeni.
Tho newspaper In question thus pro.
sents what II claims 10 be the Intention
VI tho prohibition pf0mS1srG "lI
10 proposed 10 submit 10 a vote Of
the entire people Of u,sh tho question
whether the manufacture aud sale and
diving away " an inIoEleanG shall b.
prohibited In Utah"
Tho plain Inference 10 be- drawn
rom the language within quotation
marks Is that the proposal 10 " wholly
prohibit tho MANUFACTURE, sale or Civ
Ing away OF any Intoxicating liquor.
Hare 10 tho article which the pro.
moiefs oi the prohibition cause doair,
submitted TO the popular vote, separate
ni apart from the vote on the Consll-
tuli0ni
80 person, association or corporation
shall, within this stA.e, manufacture Tor
tnle or gin asa beverage, any la oxicht.
ing liquors, and mo- person, association
OF corporation shall import any of tho
same Tor sale or glti, ur coll or oder or
keep She same Tor sale or giiIi bAfIur or
trade as a beverage.
IL will ba observed that tbs pTohlbI-
lion r,fon only 10 the manufacture,
sale, glylbg away or Importation, a,c.,
otiutozleating liquors 90 u Beverage,
This question and every other ought
10 be- treated with fairness AMI csuJUr.
The people very properly recent any
attempt 10 mislcud them.
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tho violation Of law shouli not b..
Prominent or ofiioial insiigators Of
wrong are oocf.sn permitted to escaps
while their Loss c1lpable tools are made
to tuGor CiL Irish 10 right In carry
lng tho prosecution back to those
originally responsible, where {, will
stand bstlof chance u thorough
legal invesllgatiln than wasn only
the poor men who &C, as sclvengsrs
we're the Victim.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-16

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Contains no Ammonia or Alum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-16

Inc flilB col JuInu, ace 4cHl IL
he cheapesi tea on The market, because
it ls tie best and hcathleai. best 10
always cheapost Take no substitute.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-16

Chnblsin Llnimont always cure
fosi bites. Prepared At Goube Pit
Drug Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-16

ParkJ Tea cures ronsiipailou. For
sale by n J. Hin & Co., aud Neidon
Judsou DIu, 60. 2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-16

W.. II. Sells, Jus.ice Of The Peace.
81 Slate Street. Telephone No $50.
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DR.. 5holnefdiuo'B prices gre reason.
able and bis glavc' rua anteed.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1895-10-11
Notice of Election.

Notice is hcrby given that on the trst
Tuesday after the first Monday of
November next. boing Tuesday tho fifth
day Of November, 1855, an election will
bo held in the Second and Fifth Com.
missioner Districts in Steele county, for
the election Of County Commission for
each Of said districts. Said election will
be opened at eight o'clock in tho fore.
noon and continue open until five o'clock
in tho afternoon of the same day.
Polling places Of tho SECOND District:
Norman Township. polling place at
school-house on section 20.
Bergen Township. polling place at
school-house on section %.
Greenview Township, polling place at
school-houee on Section 8.
Riverside Township, polling place at
school-house on section %.
Polling places in tho Fifth District.
Westfield Township, polling place at
school house on section 10.
Highland Township, polling place al
school house on section Is.
Easton Township. polling place al
school house on section %.
Molrose Township, polling place at
school-houso on section H.
Dated at Sherbrooko, N. D., this 9th
day Of October, 1895.
L. G. GoPLERUD,
County Auditor
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1895-10-11
CurfeW.

AS many OF the smallcr cities in Mn
nesota and adjacent states have lately
passed what is called "curfow" ordin-
ance by which persons under say sixtcon
years, ara liable to arrest If found on the
streets after nine o'clock at night, unless
accompanied by some person of full legal
ago. it will be OF interest to know what
'curfew' really is, or was. About the
time OF the conquest of England by. Will
liam of Normandy. the house fire was in
hole in tho middle of the floor of earth,
under an opening in tho roof by which
the smoke escaped. This was universal
in Europe us woll as England, among tho
common people at least Tho "curfew
bell" was signal to tho people to "couvre
feu" (cover the firo) and retire to rost.
Originally it seoms to have been sens
ible precaution against conflagrations in
towns built chiefly OF thatch-covered
wooden huts, but it's severe enforcement
in England By the Conqueror is said to
have been to prevent secret seditious as
semblages of the people. The absolute
prohibition of all lights was removed in
HOO \. D.. by Henry I. The hours var
led from seven to nine o'clock at night,
and in Scotland ten was not an unusual
hour. 1t seoms, therefore, that reviv-
al of "curfcw" is a step backward Of Sow
eral hundred years, to day whom our
ancestors wero little better than ig-
norant savagos. 1t may become
quito the thing in our country. but
in ono thing at least our people
will not retrace their steps They will
nevor exchange the splendid railroad ser
vice OF this day for the ancient stage
coach or the canal boat. Along the rail
| roads of America there is none to excel
in completeness of equipment. or extent
Of territory covered, the Great Burling.
ton Route. Always ask your home
agent for ticket by this line whsn alb,
out to travel, Or write for information to
W. J. G: Kenyon, Gen. Pass. Agent, st.
Paul, MINI,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1895-10-11
PERSONAL MENTION,
j. A. Klovstad is on the sick ,;at


Mrs. JAS Warner is in ST. Paul with
Mrs. Ellsbury.
j. B. Honeyman Of Sherbrooke is in
the city to-day.
Jacob Smith Of Dazey, drove in from
that burg Tuesday.
Atty. j. P. McMahon was in Coopors.
town Wednesday.
T. +. McCrea OF Mayvillo was on our
streets Wednesday.
J. Chapman of Brainarc, MINI, was
in tho city this week.
G. S. Shippy returned home from
Grand Forks on Monday.
WIN. Young of tho Cargill Ele. Co.,
was on our streets to-day.
Mrs. J. NJ. Ellsbury is at tho St.
Joseph's Hospital, St. Paul.
John Wyman, Collector for tho Goose
River Bank was in town yesterday
Mrs. E. D. Washburn was visiting at
Galesburg tho latter part Of last week.
W. j. Estcrgaard of Valley City was
registered at the Hope House Wellnes.
day.
Samuel Belts expects to leave to.
morrow morning for Grand Rapids,
| MINI.
Little Carver Wamberg was very sick
this week, we arc glad to learn that he
is better. q
Mrs. G. H. Issminger is in St. Paul.
She came up from jennings, La. to SOC
her mother. IN
20. Dawdy and family leave tomor.
row morning, for thoir home in Sank
Centre. Minn. "a;
j. W. Childcrs oi Fargo, was in tho
burg Tuesday, looking after the hido
trade at this point.
That genial Chester Kingsley has
been in this vicinity for the past week
talking land as usual
j. 0. Blickfeldt of Grand Forks was
in tho city this week, in tho interest Of.
somo Loan Association.
| D. w. and H. G. Wiaton CT Forcus
Falls, Mimi. were transacting business
in the city Wednesday,.
]. S. Mott of Mormon, Mimi, will
move his family up next week, and will
make Hope thoir permanent residence.
Misses Mamie and Susie hito leave
tomorrow morning for Boston, whore
they will continue their course of
studies.
| Iver Ingebretson, collector for tho
tGoose Riyor Bank. of Mayvillo, was
transacting business in the city the first
part Of the week.
! Geo. Stringer of Sau.z Center. Mimi,
was in city Sunday, shaking hands with
old time friends. He drove ever frt m
Cooperstown where he has boen yis;til q
his brothor Will.
Geo. Lang and Geno Malone, who
have boon here for tho past five or six
weeks working OH J.. G. Lang's throshing
rig, loft yesterday morning for their
home at Wilton, Iowa.
Mrs. T. S. Hunt OF Fossenden, camo
on Monday for visit with her people.
Mrs. Hunt says, that they like their now
home and are getting along nicoly. Tho
Advertiser speaks for itsclf,
Roy. Gillaspio and Miss Martha lott
Tuesday morning for a visit at Fargo.
The Rev. will return for Sunday service
but Miss Gillespie will remain in Fargo
for fow days visit with hor sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Langor, Mrs. Book.
orjecks parents and Mir. and Mrs. jos.
J Langer, all of Everest, accompanied by
Miss Edith Bockerjeck of Portage, Wis,
sister of J. f. BeckerjecA. drove up from
Everest Saturday afternoon for visit
with ]. T. Bookerjecx's They returned
Monday morning, except Miss Becker
jeck, who will probably remain here all
| winter
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1895-10-11
A BIC BLAZE,

Oscar Cummings of Sherbroolsc, lost
his elegant barn by fire yesterday. 1t
was tho iargsst and best barn in the
county. With the barn tho following
was consumed: Granary, 5000 bushels
of wheat. 5000 bushels of oats, $50 tons
Of hay, stallion and 5 horses. Insurance
s150O.00. Oscar is heavy looser.
Nothing but tho vim and grit Of a North
Dakotan can stand such loss. The
total loss will aggregate about 100000.
It is presumed that tho fro originated
from pine.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1895-10-11

We will open our Photo Car, at Hope,
again on October 18th. and it will re-
main open for sixty days. Bring your
families or children and get their pic.
lures taken. Those having raaittincs
coming, please call early,
A. +. g. G. A. PARKINSON,
Phofpyro ,>lo
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1895-10-11

Another Spanish Cruiser lost. On the
7th. the Joven Lola was wrecked near
Bosario, on the Colorado reefs. That
navy is crumbing.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1895-10-11

@n98 DR.. Feathorston's next visit to
Hope will be all day Saturday, Nov.
2, to Tuesday morning. Nov. S.
Office at Hope House,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1895-10-11
NOTICE,

All Parties owing me either on Book
account or note are hereby authorized
to pay the same to Frank Mayes, of
Hope, N. D. Samuel Bolts.