Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-31
PROVO LETTER.


w.s Visited on sunday by
ris'' W. summorhays, Seoree
h hlav' and George Reynolds a'i OF
V, YIste These brethren we're dowh
'a ,,',,oparirs In the interest Of tue
@,v ,ohools, ami spoke encouFng-
sanu, SUM-, ,,,ee Of tho ward schools III
insp ,,,pg. During church services
~. u, Y, .nsrpoon they addressed me
p.,r,ra,ion on the importance .,
~. rork. and showed tue necessity Of
W. ,s., labor In this direction aud no"
~ nopy instances the little ones
na'' telne neglect ed. The Saints
VIZ ,vbofted to be diiigent In IN
,..,o,,rr their children IN the woya OF
~, lord and not to forget the mission
have TO perform IN their behalf.
Nn...ident A. q. 5molt reiurnel Ia't
10 from he summers outing u
sss.it Brother bmUut was con-
iii IA leave bis iuBiloh % frOVO
lii, IN, hot weather, As tho labor,
.u'',ber with the heat, were more than
e"nlI Ala, d. Al Scoiield ho tOIk
~. ouietand easy, and he uOw com,t
h,na much improved ~ ntalth anu
',ih a tuIoy APPEARANCE. lie enioyol
Tan very much. His tricr da nlc
,is,s,J 10 we cone him nome again.
saturday nn,ruoon concluded the
III gnme &c wepn the Oglens anl
p,avo.. Ogden came out tirt thiH
..,, With J. score Of 10 !. COusi e..
Va MOI ~ changed hands on the dual
-sme. anu the boys from the Junction
CIV vent home rejoicing
The city council held short session
nj evening. Not much business was
,nn0eted aside from the regular
,ouilpp, A new ordinance prohibiting
"ks.aults aud Batteries" passed IL
bird reading. The ordinance Provo
Ias had in the past was decided TO be
Seieclivc and faulty by the Supreme
Court some time ago, and this one was
na,sed TO remedy the defects VI the
Politics are beginning To stir In our
r,unty, On Saturday night the ltr-
ruhllcana held rally In behi in
which prov0's Republican Drum
Cons Participated md laet night
Pleasant Grove was alive with Repuh.
urapism, The Democrats 0re alive anu
active. Much quiet work " being done
In the county, and last evening
Inc contract committee OF Provo city
held a meeting tO decide on arrange
ment. for tho coming campaign. Many
ofthe principal Democratic were present
and considerable interest was manifest
10 the work before them.
Primaries will be hold this weel, n
All the wards and II may be said the
All campaign In low o0sned. Provo
anticipates securing the Territorial
eonveution Of IN, Democratic party, at
which delegate to Copgiers WIN he
Nominated. The grand batbacue
sptkeu ola iow days ago win Ondouoi-
edy be helt; all that the party Is walt
INK for IA 10 secure some noted con
~ saman for the occasion.
Two plain dFuuks were run In lnsi
night. They are tue only cases for over
aweek and our policemen begn to
look and nc, as though they would Ike
something 10 30.
Today the Tabernacle choir will 20
10 tho Lake resOf, for au outing. The
slringville choir Il expected tOjoin 10
ide festivities. a patty Will be held
during the evening.
Our Boating club Is now making
Preparations 70 meet tho Salt Lake
club Oh September 7th ant Sun, VI
Garfield. The boys arc pEaulicing
fG'ly and feel confident that they
Mi again carry or the honots.
Some Of the members NJ the club have
taken ~ lhs,r quarters at the Lake.
Utah, according Ia Nj. Cutler 81 Lshi,
consumes $4,000, 900 pounds Of sugar
annually. This year tho factory ~
Lthi will manufacture ahout 100000
pounds, OF over one aad lhroe quarter
millions mnfe than Last year. The
bets this year containR good amount
o. sacchrlue matter; more In fact than
lasi year. There n ttlll room fOf more
industries OF thlr kiud.
NF. Newton u. Noyes will leave
here In few days Tor EphTSim, where
he r0es N take Inc principalship d the
tcaiemy located Ia that place. Mr..
Nlyes taught Tor two years Ia the Salt
Lske Stake Academy aud last year he
Wa located at Gunuison. lie Is a
graduate Of the A.. y. Academy auj 4
very bright young man aud successful
Aa teacher.
Provo, Aug. "a, 1892.