The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-04
BRIGHAM CITY BITS.
A Breezy Budget From the North
Country.
BRIGHAM CITY WOODEN MILLS.
Montpelier Natters-The Water QUESTIONED
Burgoyne is Satisfed-An Untor-
tunate Tramp Crushed.
BRIGHAM CITY WOODEN MILLS

Hot weather has come again.
Times are about at their average IN oGsl-
ness circles.
Ali Of our farmers are enthusiastic over
the prospects for an abundant harvest thls
season.
Z. A. Box. recently returned from the
Pen. is as busy as ever at ms OLD business
ouarsers much to the pleasure OF LIS hu
mcrous friends and patrons.
The first black bootblach to black Brig
ham made his opening yell OF Want a
shine" yesterday.
Mrs. Sarah Snow, who for six or eight
months has been confined TO hef Oeu Win
sickness. is now occasionally seen on the
streets, much TO the Joy OF her numerous
friends.
Our gardeners are now doing an immense
business in strawberries. hundreds OF
boxes leave Brigham every day ior thelf
various outside destinations
BIN. Young. Esq, who has been suffer
ing for the last few weeks from severe
attack of pneumonia, is up and around
again.
Brigham city, having learned q lesson III
its experience with l. amps Cl late, now
supports regular night Waterman.
A few DAYS ago, procession of twelve
or fifteen wagons loaded down WltG stern
humanity passed through Brigham travel
ing north
Our Brigham city wocien mills, al one
time the most tiourishing IN %qtution mere
has. for some reason OF other. been allowed
10 remain idle or partially 50 for years.
It. however, will resume y ierauons on
small scale, beginning some time IN June.
The frs, out OF the hot weather sea
son occurred on DECORATE III Day Wheh
nearly the entire force u our b1gham
Citv Coon. clerks decided TO test the con
ditiou OF our mountain atmosphere al Ihls
season and resolved on an out. me party,
CONSISTING OF Miss Amelia Grachi Mr.. and
Mrs George Graehl, Miss Florence SNOW
and Mr. NJ w Snow. started bright ana
early for their mountainous destination. a
ride of seven miles brought them 10
charming spot where cold water. fresh ar,
,roo1 shade and beautiful scenery were IN
sbUndance. A most enjoyable tine was
snent. the party returning in the evening
quite elated over their refreshing treat.
Decoration Day received its due atten-
ton from the citizens o. ErShain. Az
about o'clock a. n. people from all parts
of town began vending their way JoWdru
the ceInetel.y where t-So hours later over
q, thousand psople had gathered 10 decor
ate the graves and do honor to tnelr re
snecied dead Flowers, WreatLs and gar
lands were seen in every directions Oeautl-
rvirr- the graves At y m. an adjourn
mont was taken, and at , p. m. services
were held in the tabernacle, where Fresl
dents Rudgar ClawsOn, Charles Kelley, ano
others addressed the assembly on topics
appropriate for the occasion.
Mrs Helen Nieley, who has long beer
nonularly known and whose unceasln2
iabors have been appreciated by hundreds
bp~e has for many months been conDncu
ton he'd of sickness nj HcneYville, where
she is under the care OF her daughter -Its
Hunsalyer. Her sister. Mrs. Pack o
Eamas. is now in Brigham making arrange
ments for her removal TO tins place ~her'
more facilities for treatment can be mad
an cj,ri,i-year-old child of Samuel Carte
died OF canker few days ago, ana wa
hurried on Decoration Day. MI Cttle
yvae not aware OF sickness in his FANNY
he being one Of the sheep shearers VIZ
left town over three weeks ago. lie r.
ceived word, however, Oh me uHt4!4'cI
death of his child. and, hurrElng home, ar
,.ivad inst in time TO attend the funeral.
The wool season is rapidly approaching
shaarers are busily engaged at the VaflOu
sbearing cOlrals, and an occasional Duye
puts in an appearance.
We are very sorry and at the same tim
ashamed to confess that Brigham city ca
not boast of being entirely rec from Jua
disavreeable specimen OF humanity WI
loves to see the barriers Oh peace anu ut no
5estrOved here in Utah and WORKS 10 Iiia
end. The Rev. :. l.. Gilisple, IN raDi
communication to the Tribune few day
ago. in which he protested against III
Normons sharing in the celebration Z
Oecoration Day. and winds MP by maxim
a frantic appeal 10 the G. a. Il. against ID
Morlnons, tenominated himself as bein
one Of thai barrow minded class who's
occasional walls are being lost sight OF i
the attention Of more consistent and lai
minded public which IS too mucA cu'eo S st
i'm the ''~blem Of the advancement and q,
vrlonr. of our numerous resources
nav such efforts even a passing remark.
BRIGHAM CITY, June l, 1883.