Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-11
BEET TOPPING MACHINE
Which II is Said Will Greatly Reduce
The Cost oil Raising That TubeT
A MARBLE SAVING MACHINE.
Held TO Await The Action Of the Grand
Jury for Breaking lnioa Car.

celebration Of Pioneer Day.
President David John presided. s.
+. Jones acted ~ secretary.
The programme was arranged as iol'
lows Raising and saluting the dag by
firing Of cannon al daybreak. Ringing
Of ehurch bells at O'Clock as signal
forthe sabbath school children to u.s.
semblo Mt the various churches
and ward assembly rooms. From
those places OF gathering they will
march to the Tabernacle block, where
they will form In procession under the
direction Of the marshal or the day, ct
g:4j, and after the completion Of the
procession they will gather ut tue
Tabernacle.
James Il. Daniels was elected
mnrshal Of the day, with the follow
ing aids: James Il. Daniels, Jr., =. L.
EggortFen, Jr., J. A. johnson and J.
II. Boshard. Prof IL. h. Giles was
elected to tako charge Of the musical
exercises. W. j. Lewis was elected
chaplain OF tne uhy'
The services at the Tabernacle will
he commenced with prayer by the
chaplain. This will be followed with
q song by the choir. Nm oTation VIII
be- delivered by Bishop j. Il. Booth,
ora1r Of the day.
Song by the combined Sunday
school choirs. John w. Turner will
deliver speech In behRlf Of the Pio-
neers. Music by the band. Bishop
Myron TaAner will speak In bohnlf OF
the Mormon Battalion. Song. IS. -.
Jones will represent the hAndcart com.
plnies and deliver "a speech for them.
Song by the Fourth Ward glee club.
President David John will deliver "
speech for the Sunday Schools. Song
by the ladies' glee club.
Mrs. Electa Bullock will deliver an
address for the wUman's suffrage as
ISOLATION. Closing chorus.
Bcnedlctlsn by the chaplain.
Several committees were appointed,
aud II was decided 10 have n Pioneer
ball on the evening Of the Twenty
fourth in tho opera housc.
Favorable news 10 received every
day from President A. q. SmOot, who
Ia fusticating In Pleasant Valley. His
health IL constantly improving.
Is. NJ. Davis, Of Benjamin, has In
vented beet topping machine that
will greatly reduce the cost OF produce
ing beets and preparing them Tor the
sugar factory. This plow and "top.
Per" cuts the top oil, dips the bee,s aud
place thofn in rows ready TO be loaded
into wagons and hauled TO the factory.
Tho topping alone has heretofore cost
about $3.50 ton, and now It II done
nj the same time as the heets are be.
ing dug. Tho digger AMI topper
requires three or four horses 10
run IL and operates similar 20 o
sulky plow, that is no far n the driver
IL concerned. The beeis alter they are
topped and plowed out VI the ground
are carried on an apron, operated by
the revolving Of the wheels OF the
pillow, and placed In rows. Bishop 4.
r. Cutler and w. ID. Robinson OF
American Fork examined the topper
yesterday ut the Sun Foundry In this
city, and expressed themselves to tho
effect that 1t Will prove success. The
topper Ia now completed, aud test
will be made ut Benjamin in few
days, which will give "a practical
demonstration OF the utility Of the
invention.
A machine Is being constructed ut
the sun Foundry for Hawing marble.
The stone will b. brought from the
quarry owned by Dtvy and Thirlot Of
Mountainville. The quafrius arc
located near that town, ami the mar.
BILE viii be brought here 10 be prepared
for the market. Theso gentlemen also
have a quarry OF natural MOSAIC that
has created considerable interest among
people interested In building aud otna.
mental stone.
Marshal Williams OF Spanish Fork
arrested q man giving the name Of
kVatlug last Wednesday, for stcnlln e
some merchandise from u Rio Grandu
Western railway cnr In Springville on
the night OF the Fourth. lie was
taken before Justice Jones OF Spanish
Fork and bound over 10 await the
action Of the grand Jury. Heating
VIII larry In Utah county Jail tail that
limc.
Charles Darling Of Lehi came Into
the harness shop OF Withers * Clark
during the latter part OF June and rep
resented that he was sheep owner
and had sold snme muttous that were
10 no delivered TO butchers In this city
on me following day. On the strength
~ NM .As''Ai' Nv Nv uuukhi huuul sou
worth OF goods from Mr., WltheTp. As
Mt Darling ala not appear aud pay up
M he had promised Mr.. Withers com.
menced to Investigate and found that
Darling was q shetphcrdor for Austin
Brothers Of Lehi. lie sWorc out "A
complaint before JustiGo Brown, who
issued q warrant for Darling'a arrest,
Darling was lrlughilo Provo from
Austin BrOtheft' sheep camp In Provo
Valley. The goods were recovered,
and when Mr.. Darling appeared he'
ioro Justice Brown yesterday for eN.
animation he pltagod guilty anu was
bound over 10 await the notion Of the
grand jury. The bonds were placed at
5000, In default II which he was com.
mitted 10 jail.
The Castillo Springs, owned by
South worth brothers, ant situated lB
miles from this city, In Spanish Fork
Canyou,O on the line OF the RIO Gnnic
Western railway, are becoming pOpu.
lar with the people Of Provo, aud in
fact tho whole territory. EXcuul0ns
10 the eprlnga are numerous aud larres
On the Fourth the prnprietnrs Of the
springs entertained 1000 people.
Patriarch John Smith has been at
the springs some time seeking relief
from inhAmmatlry rheumatism, and Ia
reported 10 have been greatly bene.
flied.
There are two cases Of diphtheria In
the city; two little daughters Of Ar.
rhibald Watkins, aged eight aud ten
years, are the victims. IL Ia believed
Ind hoped they will recover.