The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-29
SPRINGVILLE NEWS
What the People of that juno
ton City are Doing.
Springville is Described as Destined 10 Be a
Large and Flourish
ing City.

There is not another city in Utah locat ed
in as beautiful situation, surrounded
with SO many advantages and environed
/ by so many beauties of nature as the juno
ton City Of Utah county. From the snow
capped SUBMITS Of the eastern hills to tho
velvety pastures skirting the shores of the
lake, nature has lavished her choicest gifts.
Her magic touch has painted each hillside
and landscape in such rich and varied col
ors, that the artists eye is made to dance
with delight
The people are active snd energetic, and
from genial Mayor Deal 70 the humblest
citizen, they are full Of push, vim and en-
terprise.
A city with SC many natural advantages.
lying OIL a junction Of one OF The greatest
railways In the west, Allied with industri-
GUS, intelligent and enlerprising people is
sure 20 gro%, develop ano prosper.
The merchants report doing u brisk bus
mess, and the hum Of the Eorkmen is heard
on every hand.
The crops in and around Springville are
In splendid condition, and small fruits. such
as berries and currants are yielding an
enormous harvest. Ore gentleman esti-
mated that during the last week nearly
four thousand quarts Of strawberries we're
shipped.
crealnory Is doing rushing business. and
its success seems sn undsputed fsct.
Hundreds of gallons of milk are taken
each morning and relieved of its golden
burden. Spanish Fork and MapIeton. as
well as Springyille contribute 10 tho
bovine essence.
The SprinRville Banking company have
their magnificent building completed as
far as the first hoor The structure will
be beauty and cost nearly $4,000. Tho
banking company will use one room on the
first door, while The basement and second
floor viii be rented. The whole front Is
built Of rcd and brown sandstone from the
quarrics OF Spanish Fork canon.
The school district was bonded recently
for the purpose o. erecting 4 central
schoolhcusc, and judging from the plan il
will equal anything o. lis kind in Utah.
It is intended 10 fit it up with ell modern
improvements. Trustee Caffrey stated Tho
cost would &c SIT 800
We arc 10 have a rorsing Fourth OF Jpiv
celebration, and tho committee appointed
by the mayor have worked agsiduousIy and
faithtcily, anc their laoors sre appre-
c:Atoi.
The r. G. ". railway psop.e are hjghlv
interested IN Springviie and not many years
hence VIC viii see the stamping and smelt-
Ing works OK tue entire Tiatic mining dis-
trict located NJ the Junction and it is tie
candid opinion Of many prominent men
that The Tintic branch will eventually ex-
tend 10 Los Angeles
All the good Democrats of Sprinevills
wero. inbilant Thursday morning when
The HERALD apaounced the nomination ~
Grover Cleveland as candidate for ina
presidency, and many and favorable were
the comments on, the action or the national
Democracy IN recognizing the Democracy
OF Utah.
1t u rumored amorg the sports that
there is 10 be a fooirRce at Spaniah FORK
on July xru between Joe Morgan. the
champion nifty yard sprinter Of Spanish
Fork, and Joe Chapel Of American Fork
for a $3.50 purse. some of the BOYS ara
talking of going over TO cur sister CITY and
giving them y chase.
We, the people OF Springville, earnestly
invite visitors to inspect our beautiful
burg. We viii welcome you We have
more advantages to offer 20 the square foot
than any town in Utah. BERT MmToN.