The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-08-31

tan IN NuWurttnN WIN ANf ANihhNfa /
I tIr then moved back 90 California, /
but did not remain there long.
Going again into Nevada. he De.
came associated with u. N. Daggcu
In the Virginia city Enterprise. DAG.
srtt was later elected 60 congress and
Judge Goodwin took over the entire
control of the enterprise. remaining
with the paper until 1850. when he
came 10 Utah.
Ills Work In Utah.
In t',ah Judge Goodwin engaged In
mining al Mnrysyaic In piutc county.
hut hls ability ~ torcrful writer be.
! ing recognized hy his ncwfound
friends he WIS called 60 the news
: psprr field. IN MAY. 1850, he became
p editor In chief of the salt Lake Trib-
: unr holding that important position
b Tor nbnut tNVuty.unr years. It's yer.
|,i,. Ia. editor Ut the Tribune included
r ,hnt p.tind of the history uf the ter
7 rtury and state nf lmh To- when "'-
3 ruff.i perhaps the greatest unrest IN
r advancing the commonwealth I"
{ secure place In Tho nation
e Here again tbs "'-Som Of judge
"a rondvin aud his unrumrrnmi'inF
y l,yaIt, e. the country served ihr p'o'
}. IN, a. fnaI good purpose. To his TAR
u ts,,t.Jn.zs. his urm hut kindly IN
,. .,-,rns. upnn respect for the lhH'ltu
h. Inn. .f the country and his hauN'
b. Ji.nit, aud serene dvmrunor u aus
Ia !, inrer mart the composition 81 dlH
n ,,,iInr dlffl,uitirs that now finds TN
community at peace with its'li'
I,Js, Gnodwln's drsir- fur IN" az
,,p,,rn.nt 81 Utah &" "a high place u
a ,b, t'nitsd Rtntrr was strong u con
NJ .,t,ut,d one ~ his highest ambi'ioh'
h. Vh,p th. Edmund-.Turkrr act wa
nd ling 40 rigidly enforced Ia Utah %
at federal officials In the eighties luhs
10. n,,dNin Was one uf those who urge
NJ ,h,t IN, prnpIr relieve themselves
nd men $40, hy rrlinqulshing ~" pra'
re- a., of polyEamy. the SQUIRE" 81 mo
ms of their trouhlrs.
ns Ncccplancc l. Urged
.ns when In 1880 President wllf"'
he Nyoodruf nf the Mormon ,hnr'h
.f. sn,d the now famous manifesto,
.buiting polls gamuut practices. MA
his if,.t. which wac 90 thr pt'nn'' 80
.ir. ference ~ that year wthlrh 10y
Inc ,,,,,lr. Judge Goodwin began =" 9
ms r.tlru,r the rrlirt born "l CONSTR
ma. Nam, effort coming q" IN reward,
nd IA. ON. 81 those o. urge upon IRE
'rt. 5,nt BENJAMIN Harrison VINO lhrh
49,, guri.d the white HOUSE AZ WAHn''
ds, IAN AN acceptance ot the mahh'H'"
me .iur,rr evidence "l the u"l'''hl,
,its ,i,n of the dominant church tn ''.
.ine its membership entirely W''h'h
,se s,,ber. 81 good citizenship
~ I'm 1901 Judge Goodwin rr''fru ~,
4 a |b. tribune and later 's'ap'lS'
mn. ,i,,dwin's Weekly VI" as" was
n, m. Years chief editorial wrl''I
~. Evening Telegram, at 'h' VA
. Jim, attending 4" hi du'''s "h
. weekly publication ....,,,,
n pursuing his work Tor the comm
- ,,,ith of Utah, just az u Was au
=, h.come a sovereign state, 'u
Goodwin was "a member ol IN"
.,iuntionaI convention. ana ~
.onscity did splendid service i"'
~ citizens OF the community.
t,aar Goodwin was thr hu'h"i
s.,,ral widely read books ln'lu'
...rhe Comstock club Iht N'us
nolJ "The Divine Light ana =
p,m.n,hrr Them volume "l ~
ie,tions Of Western men !" pl'
~ ms NE he worked llfrlrss'y /,
mind retaining all tn ia'''''S Vt
more active days .,t.,
Judge Goodwin was .lal'l,u
csIifornia 10 Miss Alice MaS lnr.
which union there are wv" ,i,"'
Isues Todman Goodwin anu
robert Parker Tie was 80 va
are when the summons .a".,
Burial was at salt i-ahe o's
TUESDAY, the funeral being one ~
Largest ever held at the s'a'' zap