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Newspaper
Ogden Junction
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1879
Page
2
A Longer critique traces historic departures from early Christianity from Paul to the Reformation, arguing the Church fell into Babylonian error and pagan blends. It contends only a restored gospel, priesthood, and revelation can reestablish true Christianity in the last dispensation.
Editorial asserts policy should aid national welfare while upholding right and justice. It criticizes expediency over morality and opposes the Willis bill restricting Chinese immigration, arguing for lawful, honorable means and international courtesy in addressing immigration questions.
The speaker criticizes Hayes for treating the Chinese labor question as new, arguing the time to act has passed. Advocates say civilized labor suffers from cheap uncivilized labor and that the anti Chinese bill failed to address core issues. The commentary claims the executive undermined Congress’ efforts and that future action hinges on public representatives.
Hons Jaz Hart and J C Rich of Bear Lake Idaho recount a deadlocked session of the Territorial Legislature. Birdseye won the Speakership after a bargain with Democrats. Stalker and Jones faced scrutiny over Mormon ties and votes. Public meetings lauded anti Republican actions while Idaho’s leading paper The Idahoan is to become Democrat aligned.
Readers ask about school ages and admission rules in district schools. The piece notes the law mentions ages six to sixteen but is vague, suggesting districts may set age limits based on local needs while awaiting legislative refinement. It urges cautious, gradual handling and relies on future legislative action.
The paper laments failing to issue a Saturday edition due to a staff member with the paper room key leaving for Minersville to attend a conference. The incident underscores the paper’s value and the importance of timely delivery.
After a writ of man damus and Supreme Court affirmation, Tooele County officials canvassed last election by discarding most returns and accepting two precincts. The move secured a Liberal victory, drawing criticism of returning boards counting defeated candidates and noting a national risk from past experiments. It accuses Utah Liberals and Southern Republicans of colluding in the same political currents.
Dr Newsaw lectured in New York on Tuesday night on China and the Chinese. An audience member played a musical instrument and offered remarks comparing music to a porker with a dog's teeth in its ear, making this the most entertaining moment of the talk.
Brief quote attacks Chinese worshippers as inferior to certain others and condemns a figure accused of seducing another man’s wife. The language is inflammatory and targets ethnic and social groups.
The Pope intends to appoint a Cardinal from among learned men not the Leviticus figure, noting that Prof. Orson Pratt did not influence the choice. The emphasis is on selecting men of intellect for high office.
Jacksonville rota in ripe atraw berries. The farmers of Gadsden county have adopted this motto: Not no such cotton, but nore provisions.
Local report describes Hardy Ayres and Co producing Granite Blasting Powder claimed to ignite only by fire and not explode under concussion. The article notes odorless composition and the authors invite miners and quarry operators to consult the firm for demonstrations or correspondence.
Yesterday afternoon at 3 o clock the Cambell family mourns the loss of their eldest daughter. The parents who once rejoiced in five children now endure deep sorrow with their remaining infant. Friends offer comfort as they seek solace in faith that God orders all things wisely and a future reunion awaits in happiness.
We were pleased to meet our old time friend Mon J C Rich of Bear Lake Idaho on his way home from the recently closed Idaho Legislature session where he served as a member. Joseph is described as a first class citizen and a red hot Democrat.
Mr. Andrew Kerr of Cheyenne led a party of thirty-two men who arrived in Ogden last night en route to Baker City Oregon with the aim of purchasing eight to ten thousand head of cattle to be driven to the city of the plains. They travel with four wagons and lodge at Mr Zeigler's establishment where Kerr is an old school-fellow.
A dispatch reports Jacob Haun, about 32, died by his own action at Corinne. He had no relatives in this country and was well known locally for work at the Mes ra Buchmiller Wells brewery. No motive or evidence is given by friends for the act.
From Finday's daily March 7 report two boys played baseball in a public square when a catcher was struck by a bat. two teeth were knocked out. The injured lad left the field calmly. a replacement took his place as the other boy continued to wield the bat with carelessness. The item cautions youth to avoid foolhardy close under the bat play.
The Barton Trial adjourned at 2 p.m. with no verdict yet. Reported yesterday the jury stood ten for acquittal and two for conviction, with one juror undecided at noon. A decision was expected to come today.
A garbled summary notes arrivals from Boise City and an encounter with Mr Ballard. D Nockholt Salt Lake County Clerk was in town yesterday. Arthur Stayner of Yarming visited Ogden while Tony accompanied by an unidentified entourage impressed the area.
Defense closes with a multi witness recounting Burton’s actions during the Morrisite clash. Lawyers clash over the number of gunmen and who fired at Mrs Bowman, while urging acquittal to protect Territory stability and rule of law.
Judge Van Zile wraps up for the prosecution urging jurors to convict based on law and evidence. The speaker warns against crowd influence, notes complex wartime crimes, and defends witness credibility while criticizing defense claims.
A juror recounts questions of defense and prosecution in the Morris case. He argues for a just verdict based on whether the taking of life was justified and urges adherence to law and duty amid heated testimony. The speaker notes the trial's focus on murder versus slaughter and the jury’s deliberation.
James Morey faced preliminary examination after a Monday shooting at Park City. He was bound over for action by the grand jury, with remand to jail if he failed to post security. On the road he drew a pistol and threatened an officer, then vanished from view.
Fragmentary prose recalls a man known for a bass solo and a comic voice. Neighbors describe his daily singing from morning to night, ending with a somber note on the day of his death.
A fragmented notice reports diphtheria deaths in Riverdale on March 2 at 4 40. It lists Elisabet and Mary Butler and others as deceased, ages ranging from months to nine years, noting emigration in 1838 and faith in Jesus Christ.
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