The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-03
OVER THE STATE.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CLEANED
FROM EXCHANGES
Creamery to be Built at Fairview-
The Bear River overfiow-Pay-
sons Fine Marble-Big Wool Clip.

Castle Valley News: Numerous
changes have been made in the Rio
Grande Western telegraph force at
Price during the past ten days. Oper-
ator Richards took snakes and was re-
lieved by a new man who remained
four days and gave way to a Mr.. Dixon
the present operator.
Wool is rapidly coming into Price
the past few days and the storage
building of the Rio Grande Western
will soon be filled to its utmost capa-
city. Prices are at present about 90
per cent in advance of those paid a
year ago and sheepmen look for still
further advances.
After being rolled for what cash he
brought along. Paymaster Carpenter
did not send back for more, but paid
the Castle Gate miners with checks.
informing them that Cashier Cassidy
of Robbers RoOst would honor the
paper.
Every stranger in town nowadays is
taken for either a train rObber or a
detective, or both.
Southern Censor: If the people of
the Sewer valley do not wake up and
| build reservoirs on the good sites now
open there viii be a day when they
/ Will be ground down with taxes paid
to monopOlies who control the irriga-
ton supply. They will then use the
poorer sites when they might have had
the better ones. They will then be in
a great degree financial slaves where
they might have been free men. The
people are apt to condemn the big COM
panies then, but how foolish they will
be TO condemn others for what they
brought on themselves.
Little Willie Carpenter met with a
very Dai0frIl accident IN Nc60psdaV
He was on raft in the pond when he
began to drift in to deep water, and
called out to some boys on the shore
TO throw him the spear with which
they were fishing. One of them threw
ii and when it struck the raft it glanc-
ed sideways and entered Willie's foot
just at the ankle causing a very pain
full and dangerous wound. Help was
quickly called and he was made as
comfortable as possible, until the ar
rival of DIR. Neill who removed nearly
three inches of the ugly prong. The
doctor administered chlOroform to the
little boy who is rapidly recovering, the
foot has not swollen any as yet but
as the prong was in a couple of HOURS.
it is watched carefully.
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Payson Globe: T. G. WINNER re-
turned Wednesday evening from the
shearing corrals over at Boulder north
of Tintic, where he has had his sheep
sheared. His clip will amount to about
10000 pounds.
Wasatch Wave: The meeting of the
stockholders of the Wasatch Irrigation
company. held Tuesday evening re-
suited in a decision being reached
whereby a process of law will be re-
sorted to, to establish the claims to
water in the Provo river of the COM
pany. A committee was also appointed
to confer with the stockholders of the
North Field Irrigation company rela-
tive to them joining the Wasatch COM
pany in the suit.
At the meeting of the stockholders in
the WaSatch Creamery Monday even
ing the amount of capital stock was
placed at $1,000 divided into 1,400 shares
Of s. each. The incorporation will
cover a period Of 10 years and the first
Monday in November of each year will
ne the date for the annual meeting.
Pending the collection of 10 per cent
Of the amount of stock subscribed.
which must be paid before articles of
steps will be taken toward incorporat-
ng.
Payson Header: 1t may he news to
/ great number of our readers to hear
hat PavsOn canyon contains as good
l QQd-llH ~ HldTbl6 dS can De lOunQ
anywhere in the United States. Sew
raj samples have been exhibited with
n the last few days which appear as
rood and is capable of as high polish
Is anv imported from the east. Such
Jews ought to be cause for congratu-
alton when il is understood that there
5 no good marble at present known in
he west. Almost all that is used here
5 imported A little capital TO develop
ur canyon properties would be suf-
cient to turn out an article equal to
he imported, and build up a good pay
ng business for an immense quantity
f marble is now used in Utah. If it
an be produced at not too great an
Expense, il will be used in building
s we'll as ornamental work, and a still
anger demand created for it. Some Of
on who have money look into the mat
er; it will pay you
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Manti Messenger: 1t is now a GER
ainty that a creamery will be built in
airview A committee of five has
cen elected to build and otherwise con-
uct the business. They are: Sven o.
Iielson, chairman; James c. Peterson,
eter Olson. John w. Pritchett and
mil Bradley. all of whom are thor
ugh, go-ahead, business men. The
tie has been purchased. a we'll is al
eady built and the foundation will be
rdered Cor delivery June first. The
liant ought to be in full operation by
Inc 10.
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Brigham Bugler: Hyrum Smith.
'rmerly of Brigham, was,in town on
1siness THURSDAY. He lives on his
rn near Bear river. a few miles north
Preston. He says he has not seen
lie river so high since 1862. when it
,read over the now dry flats near
ear River City and Corinne. reaching
ON bluff to bluff. There is no telling
wv much higher the waters may rise
thin the next month; probably they
i'll exceed high water mark. Out at
prime and down near the mouth of
e river the waters are now unusually
9Th. spreading out over hundreds Of
res Of land that are seldom sub
erged- But it is thought the damage
III not be great.