The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-20
= NEWS FROM NEARBY
CITIES AND TOWNS.
HEAVY WOOL SHIPMENTS MADE
FROM SALINA.
Cache County on tho Eve of u Great
Mining BoOHi-0ut on the Desert
Mrs. BeardaII Manufacturer
County Teachers.

saIina, May II. 1S95.-Salina has been a
busy town the last week.
We will not be surprised if the R. G. W.
railway builds on south this summer.
Last weeks frosts did considerable
damage to the fruit crop.
George Bench, of Manti, has again as
summed control of the White House and is
making it a first-class hotel in every re-
spect.
strengthening at the Redmond corrals
Is now practically finished. About 100000
head have been ShOrn there this season.
The Deseret telegraph office has been
removed from the jim Liddle hotel to the
White House. 1t is now more centrally
located.
Wagcn-loads are pouring in from the
south every day
The Presbyterian chapel is undergoing
repairs. Pastor Armstrong is paying Tor
a new pulpit out of his own means, and
the members are obtaining money Tor
new wallpaper and shades, by serving
ice cream and cake at the parsonage eV-
cry Friday afternoon and evening.
Sewer County Teachers institute and
SIMMER school wiz convene in Richmond
on May Il, closing June Is. Teachers IN
stitute begins June Il A number of dis
tlHguished educators and platform ora
tors have consented to come TO the
county in the interest of the school. Ar
rangements have been made for a course
of lectures 10 be given IN each OF the
principal towns. Season tickets will be
sold for 25 cents, emitting the holder to
~ Fer cent This county IS in its infancy
e4Ss yet, however and anyone interested
- warrants cannot possibly lose any
thing.
This county is in its infancy as yet,
however, and anyone interested in war
rants cannot possibly lose anything.
Not an orchard was sprayed in Sallna
last year and none up to date this year:
The people look upon II as new Iad, ana
think there Is no particular wrong III
eTading the law. me proper p4i! ia
should see that 1t is enforced ana ina
soon, for this years benefit.
The curtain has been raised on the
third act OF the sensational drama OF Inc
life of Mrs. Eeardall, of this city. Inc
public is familiar with the SCmbre hue
oTershadowinG this woman history Tor
the paSt few months, ana Will dOuDtlesS'
therefore, be pleased to learn that as the
new act opens. the birds are singing ana
the sun is shining with gladstone light
Yesterday she was led-not as Eliza
EeardalI, however, which name she DIS
claimed, but as Eliza Richards-a pIush-
ing bride TO the altar OF hymen Dy
sprightly gallant OF seventy summers,
namely ZIaI Riggs, q weI-knoWn citizen
OF " ellsville.-1ogan Journal
It is generally believed that Cache
county is on the eve of a great mining
Doom. Local interest in mines ana mn
Ing so intense for the first time about
four years ago. is being reawakened, and
again the hills are full OF proSpectors. III
fact the excitement has begun already
IN 1880 the La Plata discoveries ana
subsequent developments attracted con-
siderable attention from the capitalists
of this ana adjoining states and terr1tor-
les. Everyone " no visited that camp pro-
nounCed ii rich IN minerals, but the 4sch
of shipping facilities made the grade OF
ore rather Improbable to handle.
Numerous other mines were operated
that same year and the next in all parts
of Inc county, the most important Delng
IN Logan and Blacksmith Fork canyons.
but the means and energies OF the people
were so scattered that none of the mines
were developed enough to show JUST
what this country contains.
In Blacksmith Fork canyon parties
have continued the good work as best
they could, till no one doubts now that
they have a valuable mine. Recent as
fays show 1t to contain some OF me rIch q.
Isl rock in Utah. The only question Is
~ much Of this mineral they have.
49, time and work viii tell.
q 5lt if they have any reasonable guam
tIy il will lie sufficient to make rich men
JUut of the owners, and We wish them
every success. The discovery of one good,
paving mine IN this county Will do Ii
of good. 1t will give an impetus TO bus
!ness and encourage others TO develop
their prospects
II is also claimed that rich gold ore
has been discovered south of Paradlse-
We have not visited the place, nor have
we seen any of the gold, but the story is
VouChcd for by men who have been IN
that vicinity. It certainly seems that the
doors of prosperity are about TO De open
ed to the people of this section, and We
are ready TO give better times hearty well
Cone.-Logan Journal.