Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-14
PAYSON.
PAYsoS, UTAn, Audusr ~, isoa.
UTAH COUNTY NOTES.
Social aud Business Accidents. i'm.
prOycments, Eto.

One Of the most enjoyable events Of
the season was the celebration held at
Lincoln Beach, the Utah Lake resort,
on Tuesday last, In honor Of the iity.
aixth birthday Of Mt. John Hawkins
Of Benjamin. Tho beach Is fast le.
coming popular resort. I'll situated
nj tho point Of the West mountains,
about ten miles from Payson, aud with
a little money properly expended will
make iinc bathing resort. The pro.
ptietor Is Mfr. John HRllet, n young
man who was deprived Of his eyesight
anu Of both handa by n giant powder
explosion In Provo canyon ieverAl
years since, aud who Is assisted by his
father In managing ailairB at the 70.
sort.
Runaways have been frequent OF
late. Yesterday buggy In which were
the Misses Ellie Marsh and Mary Ann
Thatcher WAS tipped over, tho top
broken OIL ana the occupants thrown to
the ground. On Monday, horse, at
tnched TO buggy In which were
two young ladies, Misses Inuz
Fillmore and Annie Jones, be-.
came frightened nj passing bicycle,
tipped tho vehicle over aud ran away.
both the occupants were thrown out
but In neither Of these accidents was
anyone Injured. Another runaway
occurred at Benjamin, during tue fore
part Of the week, by which Mrs. Mary
stewart received some severe injuries.
G.. w. Wright received his com.
mission US postmaster Of Payson and
has entered upon the discharge Of his
oillce. Mrs. Warwick, who has oo-
cupled the position for several years,
viii remain until the fifteenth " the
month to aid the new incumbent in
mastering tue business, Paysou
has had no cause 10 gtumble
a. the manner In which
the postpillce has been conducted while
In charge Of Mrs. Warwick, aud moth.
Ing more can be desired than that the
new incumbent snail handle affairs az
satisfactory as the outgoing post
mislrcts has done.
A crowd Of detected, tirod.looklng
passengers were unlonded at the Rio
Gfande railway station here on Thurs.
DAY morning at 8 O'Clock. They were
returning from the Saltnir excuTsion OF
the day before and when 5pringvile
was reached about midnight, two OF
three Of the cars were dcrailed causing
the delay.
Mrs. WIN. J. Taylor,o OF Spring Lake,
was the victim OF an accident on Mon.
dsy last. She was getting Ia a buggy
when an open umbrella frightened the
horse. She was thrown Violently to
tho ground and her leg badly broken.
Andrew Jenson, the historian, bas
been visiting the nelghborlng settle
ments tor week or two past and spent
SUNDAY and Monday at Payaon, CLEAN
Ing n correct history Of our city from
old settlers and records and various
other sources.
A little boy Of Marion Hancock
hal his right arm broken and elbow
dlfiointei few days since while
mounting horse. Tho Injuries were
promptly attended 10 aud the little iel.
low lie improving fast.
An unknown entered the coop.
mill on Monday evening aud az re-.
suit about two hundred pounds OF -four
YVES missed next morning.
Mr.. j. d. Irvine, our precinct regis.
trar, has added several new names to
the registration lltt.
A nnu new fence has been placed
around the Central school house
grounds.
The hum Of tho thresher 10 heard on
all hande.
Tie marriage Of Mr.. Argent Butler
~ this place to Mrs. Caroline Larson
of Santaquin is thu latest In the matri.
monlal line. OBSERVER.