The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-25

Springville Independent.
Should the efforts now being made to
separate the Utah and Northern from
the Union Pacific system prove success
ful, the people of this valley will have
occasion to rejoice It will mean much
10 then--Logan Republican.
have already been engaged for the next
schooi year. 1t is an act worthy of
EN- by every school board in the
STATE, 1t is an advantage for both
teachers and schools to have such mat
Iers settled as early as possible
Brigham City Buglar
The. Utah County Teachers associa-
tion nave decided in favor of nonpar-
lSanshlp in politics, and will issue an
aduTess urging that election of trustees
In IN thls county be on nonpartisan grounds
Inc enquirer stands ready to assist the
teacners in their laudable aim to take
tne management of our schools out of
polltcs.-Provo Enquirer.
Let not the cry of church interference
be raised any more in Utah; let us ac-
cept the manifesto in its fullest implied
Sense-aS enforcement of the church
IRON the state; let US not nominate nor
/ accept man whose ecclesiastical duties
snaI place him under the restrictions of
the manifesto. Leave him to it, we have
plenty OF men in both parties who do
'AOe SOiiic uilu6r us provisions ana sui
can represent the Mormon portions of
the state.-Springville Independent.
We are rigidly opposed to any church
lnter1erlng with the politics of the state.
And We believe all this talk both pro
and con is going to give our new state
a black eye abroad. So far there is
nothing to prove that voters are to be
dctated IN party affairs and should such
a rash step be taken by the heads of the
church all those who are opposed to
such dictation will then revolt and all
VINO have not individuality enough to OPP
pose 1t will do as they are counseled.-
Payson Header
The Castle Valley News is this week
punnshed under. new management, and
VIII; we hope, be satisfactory to the
public The News will be Republican in
politics, but will advocate the free coin
age of silver always, without regard to
any party or faction. This much said,
we believe will plainly and sufficiently
explain what the News is for and how
1t will be conducted. You may judge by
this and future issues whether we de-
serve your patronage or not.
JOHN V. LONG.
Castle Valley News.
So far as we have been able to hear
no particular interest is being taken in
carnival We believe that we have not
even candidate from this county for
the queen of the carnival of whom the
committee says, This queen will illus
trate the marvellous beauty to which the
women of the state attain and her ladies
of honor will be selected from the most
beautiful women in the state one from
each county" We hope that Juab coun-
ty is not going to be behind the balance
of the state. 1t is fact that large
portion of our citizens will at least be
present and we believe that an effort
festival We hope that the matter will
be taken in hand, and that Tint:c and
Juab county will make a showing with
the rest of the state.-Tintic Miner.
Some things are hard to understand.
For instance: We are told by Apostle
Heber ]. Grant and others, that Latter
day Saints have no right to criticize
their file leaders. Apostle Heber j. Grant
says further that Apostle Moses
Thatcher has never had hearing and
therefore "has not been dropped from
his quorum" Moreover there have been
description duly made against Apostle
Thatcher Now if Moses Thatcher has
not been regularly accused, heard or adj
judged,-if he has not been dropped from
his quorum-he is a file leader of
Heber j. Grant Then what right has
Heber J. Grant to say that his file leader
is Sin the dark or that he lacks in
spiration?" We offer this food for re-
Election to Mr.. Grant without charge.
and suggest the crumbs which fall from
his feast as wholesome food for several
people in this neck of the woods whose
sores need licking. e-Logan Journal.