The broad ax., 1896-04-04
OGDEN AND BRIGHAM CITY.

Cf3DEN HhSD ont~th6M III q"
DURIEe The past ten days We
made our second business trip to
Ogden and our first visit to the
beautiful little city of Brigham,
and We publish 9 complete list of
our Ogden readers, in order to
show to the world Of mankind that
the great majority of the brightest
and the best business men of the
second commercial city of Utah
affiliate with the party founded by
Jefferson.
The folloGing ll-known gentle
men, are warm friends and readers
Of the Broad Az: Mayor Il. II.
Spencer; G. Fl. Islaub, p. NJ; H.
w. Civilian, manager of the Utah
& Oregon Lumber Co.; John Ty-
Ter, county clerk; A. ]. Weber,
county attorney; Hon. W. L. Ma
ginnis, assistant United States dis
trict attorney; J. P. LedWidge,
clerk of the United States district
court; Joseph Wallace, druggist;
John Watson, manager of the q.
c. M. L; Hon. David Evans; M. s.
Browning, of Browning Bros,
whose Cad. " appears in another col
umn of the Broad Az; Us. Herrick, |
assistant P. NJ; Prof. T. B. Lewis;
III. 2. Brown, county assessor; Dan
Hamer, court reporter; J. O. Critch-
low, chief clerk of postofice; Jo-
seph F. Burton, manager of the
Consolidated Implement Co.; Fred.
J. Kiesel, of Fred. J. Kiesel & Co.,
Wholesale grocers and liquor mer-
chants; Judge J. H. MAGELLAN; Sam
Doxey, school teacher; II. II. Hen
derson, city attorney; Heber
Wright, Sheriff; s. T. Halvorson, I
manager of Wholesale department ]
Of z. C. NJ. l.; John A. Boyle, 8
vice. president of the Ogden State I
Bank; David Eccles, president of !.
First National Bank; C. C. Rich E
ards, president of the Utah Loan {
& Trust Co.; James Pingree, t
cashier of the First National Bank o
Judge Dee, director of the First L
National Bank and member of the
Democratic State committee; Jo- 9
seph Clark, director of the First /
National Bank; ]. ID. Sullivan, l
deputy sheriff; Joseph Scowcroft, C
vice-president of the John Scow- a
croft & Sons Co., wholesale deal b
Ears in general merchandise. The Il
above firm transacted one million o
dollars worth of business during
The year of 1895. Judge Il. H.
Rolapp.
While visiting Ogden, we attend V
led the district court while Judge n
RolaPp was presiding, and we are ID
IF the opinion that he is thor d
'ughly qualified to deal out justice II
mpartially to one and all. The 5
'eople Of the second Judicial dis d.
net made no mistake when they 81
lected Henry H. Rolapp to ad- n
udicate their causes. fl
Judge Maloney and George La
Washington. While in Ogden last cc
september Judge Maloney request "
d rs to call on Mr.. Washington pl
nd to send him the Broad Az. e.
Ehich We did. We again called on Al
Inn during our last visit, and here "
) what he says about the Broad
u; "Your paper is all right, and y
II the members of my family en- Z
oy reading it very much. / was n
orn and raised in slavery in the n
tate of Virginia some sixty.six
cara ago. and remained in that
tate until after the war. Then 1 ia
rent to Iowa, and I worked for a o
Ihite Republican for about one 1
ear. and the only pay that 1 re- \
siFed from him for my labor was a
u of worthless clothes. This
bite Republican took advantage te
{ my ignorance, although he pre- 81
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