The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-26
sAhARIA.

This beautiful country place is snugly
ensconced around a point CT hills, and
is not seen by q traveller going north
until within three miles of it. The
people here have worked wonders in the
way Of improvements, since the pioneers
lirsJ Staked out city ! is, eight or ten
years ago. By Citcnes and canals they
have succeeded in bringing water over
big tract of country where nothing but
sa1 eOrush and grease wood grew before,
and what was u decade sgO q veriJab.e
desert, is now a blooming, thriving,
stirring town of some $50 inhabitants
Trees have been plant in nearly every
city lot; brick residences loom up i'll
several places; massive grain, hay and
lucerne stacks bulge up on all hands;
good fences protect the gardens rom
the roaming stock; streameS of pure
water flow down the principal thorough
fares; the citizens are happy and what
more need be said. Many hundred
young shade trees have been planted
this summer, which, when they grow
will add greatly to the beauty OF the
now beautiful spot. Southeast of Sam
aria is II pretty little lake, from which
irrigation for the pastures near by and
@ AdA ID - Cok 4 VI Lt1SCf a OlSNdLNC VI
thirteen miles, is obtained On this
sheet of water. at the righ season, thou
sands of ducks, geese anu other water
fowls do cUngTegdte, and spOrtsmen
have glorious Lines shooting them.
Below the lake are large open fields for
pas turing stock and hundreds of cattle
ana hrUses may be seen grazing for
miles up and down the valley. as far as
the eve can reach. This land in the not |
far distant .turs will all be titled and |
the stock given feed on the higher |
lands above water. The coop store az /
SamaTia does q good business; the !
meeting house is not as good or as large |
as the.attendauce warrants, and move |
towards erecting 3 new one Will shortly /
have to be made. The bishop is among /
the unforfunates who 2 Spotted for /
unlawful c0hebitation and was, cOnse-
luently, mot at home"
A ride over 20 Malsd, a distance of |
sbOu eight miles, was a pleasure. On
he way is the Touring mills of w. b.
Dhews, who is rapidly becoming
bloaled millionaire" His machinery
) now running to its full capacity and
le is contemplating enlarging and
Increasing his already extensive prem
ses.
MALAD
5 a very pretty little city, conta ming
ONE 100 inhabitants, composed OF
lormons, Presbyterians, Josephites
nd few deputies. One or two Of the
asst named spotted yours truly, | was
Informed. as one hiding frcm lustce,
nd / verify anticipated arrest. as it was
7ell known l had recently married
econd wife. Bus Bill Jones, the deputy,
rhO, il Is said, nose more than most
f the deputies IN that DeIghboThood,
to be absent after somebody
Use, and | escaped. The courthouse.
res byteIlan church, several good
torres, among them the Malad branch
4 Y. T.. 81. l., B numoer of fine resi- !
ences, shade and fruit trees and neat
ardens, give TO Malad the look OF a
decidedly thrifty place. But, oh ! the
ireets. They are laid off at ali sorts
REGULAR angles, and this defect is very,
trlkins TO one accustomed 10 straight
The political pot has
Ot begun 70 simmer in this headquar-
erS Of Oneida County, but when il does.
mere viii be some tall skirnIisliing
,us.iis the friends of Dubois at,s5 Hate, ,
. stchre votes. Haley. I th;nk, has :
sa,.,t ;,iany the most friends here and ,,
lev Republicans l talked With xsyr il =
, Lsel7 opinion that he would poll q !
trse najJritY in Oneida County. nor
ipl vote or no Mormon vote.
HUNTERS PARADISE.
A.. a eund this valley. but partcu. :