The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-11-10

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i PREstDENTT orYa. President Brigham
/ Young returned to this cityon Wednes
day evening, having been absent tifieer
days, on q visit to Utah, Juab and Sar
Pete Counties. Presidents Kiuibnll and
Wells, George Al. Smith, Of the quorum
OF the Twelve, aud Joseph Young, &c the
Seventies, and seyeraI other gentlemen.
accompanied him on the trip The Pre-.
sident preached 10 large congregations n
Lchi. Provo, Nephi. Moro1i, Manfi and
Fort Ephrain, and we hope the people ID
those towns will show thei. appreciation
Of his visit BY carrying into practice his
wise and timely Instructions.
Provo improvements are being niade
In various parts Of the city Of Provo.
Among the number we are pleased to men
lion four school honses that are now in
progress. in the respective school districts
Ilinto which the city is divided. Two or
thfee o. Them WIN be illushcd this fall,
anu ready. tol use dnrlng the winter
Southworthare each building an excel
laIh store Bishop Miller Is busily en-
eaeed ~ erecting asroI,l,Ie-sio,,,. -, M,
arouad the blocL north ~ III ~. ~ ~
whiehTtbe tithiuu bnilIjiue,s sts,d t,;rss.
sides a which ara now lieots,nIs,aa s.,,a
The enst s.de h n, ..ourse az erac,;nn r ti,Gs
wall appears 10 be we'll li,ilt ana i ,,;ne
feet hiai. fsg E q b gs el Z
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= AfsoS n peElau Hl. y stewart y 20.
nave is, teeeht'y oalit 2 large stYre-lcuse ~
Inys y. Wt'sse spey aEs carrying on .
n.ce .ls..e 9u l.ll MANY o.neE improve
mems y arg psssls teAHe t'lsEe' .s,', :
SAS PrrE.-0rson Hyde, Esq, is pre-
pairing locate himself In Spfingtown.
WeRnderstand that this Is one Of the
best settlements in the county; ii alrea,ly
contains abont eighty families. We CON
eratnlate the inhabitants Of this thriving
little town in having secured the society
olout I. Y, iL'e ~. lnere are maay
sp,mss 'ueseu s.l = yuc says tnas .ile
800 = $500 ~. ss.ny purposes,
anu' " eouise' eoou y arink. h.
MANIA singular circumstance took
place IN Manti about q week ago. An
Indian squaw left babe, not an hour
old. which she had just given birth to,
III the public street. Some kindly dis.
posed person discovered the infant lying
on tile ground, uiicared for and unproteet.
ed, took il home and adopted it, The
inhuman mother and the nnfeeling father
learned, by some means, where the child
was, went to the house, expressed them.
selves pleased that the child had got ia
such good home, but they demanded q
blanket and shirt as payment for the
child, The articles were given 10 them,
and they went away perfectly satisfied
Walter Cox, Esq, has just completed q
very good stone dwelling house containing
tnlf'ee ei rooms, laere are others build
.Hs., sep 80, sgv ~ houses, ald, ~
~ ~ sPln = 'P!v.snisnt seems %
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MoUNT PLEAsAEr--A small band o.
Ute Indians camped near Mount Pleas
ant a few days since, and while there they
applied ito some white folks TO dig agrayt
Two yonnc men went and con,,ns sSss
digging a Crave. and y hen. tbey Ma m
aho,,, e;ch1ssn ;n,.hes' ,lsan' ~. Jad;aa.
arrived Win ,he. wa,,.n p,bon,S tbsY. go
| they iEere. soing - Lnry !, ana Ia ~ ~
hoa she wss al;ye ami rid,na ~, horss
ha,k When The -yonng men saw th;s
thew ceased dio,.;nr ana went. sw.v I'M
ths Indians were dstrrm;nad ~ hory ~. nv
| waman 81 Inv mi her - ~ MI ~
nlsced 4 Hoard unnn ,hsr' sna so,,,, !. 49,, 49,
an the boayd ~h;i.. ,hs o,bars ,IIs,.; a,Y M.
sa,sb 'Soma her,. low 80 ~. ~ ~
60 ~. I.al;s,.s -, ~ H. ms a"'
S',sa.JI,,,' H. 49,, ,ns 49, 800 -