Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27
NEWS OF THE WEEK
!. FROM MONTPELIER
Work on Phosphate Mines NJ,
Been Suspended on Account
OF Car Shortage.
TRIBUNE ISLANDERS AGAIN,
Residents Indignant at Mlsrcprc.or,
tons by Alleged Corresponacu, :,
Dubois-kearns Sheet.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence
Xxx pNTPELIER. IDA Do, o.,
I'M Aside from few pu,ts
: wind and intense cold M m
convenience OF the storm, which l.
sweeping over the country. has been
felt here, ana the people are making
good us of the time and opportunitv
OF getting their fall work done.
on account OF q shortage Of car.
the working OF the phosphate mines
has been suspended for the present
but It Is understood that the work
VIII be resumed as soon as the ran.
road company can furnish cars Tor
the shipping OF the product Work M
other directions Is still plentiful AMI
that ut good wages 80 that no abc.
bodied person needs be idle Thers
has never been such demand for
labor OF all kinds as there has beon
during the past season and the pros.
poets for the Immediate futpra ar.
equally good. New capital has besh
brought IN for the development Of ihc
copper belt lying just cast Of town
and it is asserted that this work
will be pushed vigorously during Inc
coming winter.
The health Of the people Is unusp.
ely good for this season of the YEAR
and It really looks as though eone
of the physicians would have 70 And
more fertile fields IN which 10 Div
their avocations.
THE SAME OLD TRIBUNE.
The Salt Lake Tribune Of SUNDAY
Oct, 81 1906, again comes forth with
It's usual SANDER and Nlidcaton. Tho
article is headed rOld Soldiers After
Church Republican Convention al
Bear Lake, Ida. Showed How Nor.
mon Leaders Love the Veterans" The
article then attacks Hon. u. 4 Bur.
rell, Candidate for lieutenani-goyer.
FOR on the Republican ticket and saws
H. effect that Mr. Burrel who IRE
sided at, the Republican county con.
Fcntion AT Paris, when nominations
for probate Judge were being made
and Joseph Lewis OF Durgle placed IN
nomination ]. w Langford. another
old soldier, thar Mr.. Burrel then IN
very caustiC and sneerlng manner
asked, Have you any more Old vet
Grams 10 bring out 2" The article also
accuses Mr.. Burrell Of defeating Mr
Ncwland who was an aspirant Tor re.
nomination az coroner. both of these
allegations are eutlrcly false and un-
warranted.
Mr.. Burrill did preside at the con-
vention and after Mr.. Lewis had placed
j. w. Langford IN nomination before
the convention Mr. Burrll asked II any
one else had favored son whom they
wished 10 place before the convention
and II 50 TO trot him out and the term
"Old Veteran" was not used by him at
an neither were his remarks made IN
q Causiic or sneering manner, but were
made in his usual jOcular way without
the least tingo Of insinuatlon. AS 20
his defeating the nomination Of Mr.
Rowland for coroner. he had no more
to do with that than any other delegate
at that convention. he may or he may
not have voted against his nomination,
q privilege granted every American cit
lzen.
Those who know Mr.. Burrill best,
know that he Is a man Of principle and
Is In every way a loyal American citi-
zen. the son OF veteran Of the Union
army, who taught and bled for his
country.
The Mormon Church of this state has
absolutely nothing TO do with politics
and has not In any way tried to dictate
the political matters OF the county. To
those who are acquainted with the
conditions here 1t appears little
strange that even the Tribune should
engage IN the publication OF such IN.
founded ISLANDERS. II appears equally
strange that those who are 80 persist.
ent In crying out Thief, thief should
themselves be the more guilty parties
but such II IS In this Instance.