Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-15
CHEsTER,s ADVANCEMENT.
Improvements are Noled.-SOme Griey-
auces Still 10 be
Removed.

Correspondence Qf he Deicrd Mars.
CHESTER, Ssnpete county, May Ia
The coming city Of Chester ie ABOUT TO
inaugurate its Increase OF water Ia
cilities by an increase In Its number Of
reservoirs to four, necessitaiing AN In.
crease OF its capital stock to 100000,
thus giving to the young and enter
prlsing chance 10 make homes In the
midst Of this vast area OF unoultivaled
university laud.
The brilliant Beaver Utonian an.
nounces this place as one OF the three
cities Of this county. Fact, Mr..
Uionian, when you consider the large
number OF sbsentees from here whose
places are filed by "renteTs" who
nave nothing IN common with us, IL IL
more than moral courage that inip.ls
Its citizens TO purchase fifteen acres Of
land ior another reservoir at ID cost vi
s35 per acre, involving u large outlay
for dams, gates, etc. rho water Ger.
tificatcs sell readily Mt S25 per acre
share, which Ia u fraction Of the actual
cost. The capacity OF the new reser-
voir will DO equal 10 two OF the previous
ones.
Nor Is Chester behind In the march
educational. Its beautiful white rock
echool house IL now ready for Its iron
roof. The measurement Of ita interior
was taken by the A ndrews company Tor
Its most approved desks, tables, black
boards, etc. The beautiful ontablgture
over the door announces the fact
"Chester District School, 1893" The
Mount Pleasant creamery has now
established q Separator" here, taking
a.. a.. ...a
or feeding the sklm.milk to the hog.
gerry 10 be established. Hogs are to
the front. Now are We TO be- compara.
lively isolated, forithe y. T.. V.lrailway
will boom on TO Manti and the anxious
merchant and traveller Ms well as the
freighte. will find the axiom here that
Opposition is the life OF tradt"--at
least 1t IL q very desirable beneiaction,
In some cases. The show" to reach
the south Of Ncphi without the cir.
cult to Provo will be solved.
The wool combines have II much
their own way Ia determining puf.
chase prices, NJ that the status OF the
governmental powers have hut little 10
do or say TO the price Of wool. The
farmer IL rejoicing In the healthy
green color OF his broad pcres. ana
its pressAge is gratifying TO US all.
lit could be-, that the much discussed,
much ventilated, much needed good
roads could be an accomplished ia9t,
what a benson It would be to the
farmer, the traveller, on business or
pleasure. IL seems M though even the
poll tax follows In the same net as the
appropriations for road purposes Il
makes one hole to iii up another.
Marrow pixies are thrown up dangerous
alike to man and beast, leaving the
sides OF the road place for waters 70
gather, garbage to be deposited, man.
ure to DO piled, and straw to rot. So
thoroughly is this plan adopted that
In all approaches to q city or town
these evidences OF epidemic breeders
meet your admiring gaze, and 70 pro-
voca,ivo are they OF displeasure in
your sensitive horse rs to make him
shy. l wonder II the county would be-
liable for suit for damages caused
thereby. II there Ia one thing prt-
eminenuy good above another Ii is
good roads. wonder not the subject
has called forth some hints from Con.
gress anu economic writer's on sub.
ject 30 iraught with good and evil 10 a
community aud the public.
RuaTIo.