The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-07-14
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ARalssr Capt, Al. b. Miller. ST tie
frnl oI Miller. Russell Il Co, arrived III /
this ciiy on Wednesday last, OF 2, d. M,
being only 10 days ard ~ honrs oil the
road, The Captain. does not travel refy
slow. We are Indebted 10 him for ST.
Louis papers IF Jnne 2g.
MAIL Tie Eastern mail arrived onI
"Wednesday evening, nearly d week ahead
of it's time. Ii brought New York dates
81 the 23l ult,, sud Western dates of the
2eth
HARVEST Tie wheat harvest COM
inencedin Davis county on Monday last
and the csadlers nre beginning to be iner.l
Ttil at.work al around An abundant
crop will l,ereallzed of all small grains.
WrArHER With the exception Of an
occasional pIeasantlight breeze, and a few
showers. the weather for the last week
has been exceedingly sultrs, and toI
northern blood rather unpleasant
IMrRoyEaESrs On The Broadway OF
our city, II il pleasing 70 sec the improve.
merits being made III the buildings, esae.
cfaliy on the western side 81 the street.
Poor, lettering, nnornamcnta shanties, are
giving place 10 tie foundations upoli
their ruins, Of excellent and reputable
buildings IA spirit of progress and enter.
prize seems 20 prevail. We hope ere the
winter closes, TO see that highway of bu-.5
sitiess 4 credit to the city. Its to be-
desired that those attempting improve.
'rlents will have an eye, not only 10 their
ownsinterests, but TO tie credit III the pub
JIG aud the beauty Of the. city.
Losr iii. WIN, Fem, of Provo civ,
q natire Of England, and about FIFTY
years Of age, left Walls station on the.
Bird inst !; told Mr.. Wall be was going two
miles above 10 cross The Provo River on d
log, lis hat was found on the 10th, d
little below the log; but he has not Vet
been 8 heard d. Il Is supposed that hc IS
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The FouRTiI or JutY At PArsoS On
the glorious Fourth oar felIoWscitizens
M Payson ccsepratryi The I5eeiara tlo, 81
Independence with great eclatt Al early.
dawn the liliGg Of gins and the perform
anee Of the martial band. completely
Foused the citizens from their dreamy
SAUNDERS AT 10 am. the public .exer..
.ciSes of the day began in the Social ii all.
The Declaration of Independence was
read by Chas w. MandeIl, follow
ed by a grand salute. An ora.
ton was delivered by w. q. Nc.
Mullen, orator Of the day. Patriotic
speeches were. dtlired by Lorenzo d.
Young, Of q. s. Il. city, and by Levi
Hancock, Jao. I. Hardy, mud Franklin
W.. Young, of Payson. The speeches
we're intefspersed with songs ,byC. w
Wptdcll and pupils, who performed very
.cfeditably, also by II. T.. Collect aud T..
Hancock. The toasts delivered we're III
some eases amusing, but in ill cases very
significant but for want of space VIC .ari,
not able TO give q more lengthy detail Of
the eeeCliUgs Of our. felioR,citizens the
Paysonians. .t -. I'll: Y. :....
. .lNpIAHs i bout forty Shosaoaes from
Bear River Lake, came into tfis CITY Dir
Thursday evening and ealnDed on CITY
Greek. They were mach disappointed Id
mt finding the Indian superintendent here,
President Young presented them with
some Hour, beef OK, and some shirts and
TOBACCO They promise TO stay in tile set. |
Elements until The Western etpigrat ton has
passed, and then they say they will go into
s % north conittry to winter, These lii.
dlans state they are afraid tho Utes are
tffeaclierods, consequently. they for the i
preseAt defer the contemplated talk
One Of the Willie, Knife band came into
the city Yesterday morning from the West
Hestates that eilYen Gosia-U q ties had been
killed b. the eniigrants and the employees
on the mail route. The COSTA. Ute tribe
are very 'tnad. e :
EBreAIfpN il CEnAR ITrs-Haring d
deep aud abiding interest in the march Of
lntsIeetin Utah, we were highly grati6ed
atiearning, n few days since, that the citi- T
Gems Of Celar City. Iron CO., have: estab-
liShed q good public school IL is sup
ported by voluntary contributions. In
addition to the public day school, the |
most promising young men. of the place
are organized as u Mutual instructions So:
oiety, and are at present studying gram /.
mar, composition, &c we commend the |
example Of tho young men of Cedar to
the consideration Of all who desire to play /
we'll their part on ,'Iife's great stage.@.
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