Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22
cI1Iztys ALL HAVE PLENTY.


-..--t,an1fnCe OF the news
s,,slsh Fork. Nov. p. isss'-The
-.-,us harvest which took place
- mi. fail. causes the people OF ihis
.s and neighborhood. to feel happy
almost every home there II sur
e@l.nt food. clothing, and fuel for the
ming wlnten 20 that comfort and hap
80, will be the lot Of almost every
vhleh. together with the prevail
,.s friendly feeling. gives us pleasant
ir,,i,n OF the near future. For
"h, tbsurh the people are divided b1ih
't'ir rjlltlcai and religious falth,
,rh9 occupy the position ms repre-
tn..fiy,s OF two or more divisions OF
~ protcatant faiths, having hitherto
ar az know-abHtalned from CIR
e1fifing any malicious reports ap9ut
IN. majority Of the people mere Mnisn n
I'm. III their workers seem 50 prone
4b'r. IL n movement on foot here to
ann an the bench south OF the river.
49, nnur rolling mills. the New SUR
'y Irrigation q Channel company fur-
.itine inc water power. as the Coop.
.1Iir excellent and capacious as they
srg. cannot supply the demands ot our
-r.rinr population. The erection OF this
t,sts IN some uf uur ahlest and most
",sfrsiic men. with the venerable
,.firtn. bishop Archibald Gardner at
w.. bU4d. ID will undoubtedly b. ac-
'mpI.shfd lnlhe near future.
Ay1id proof OF the progress OF this
s0mmunliy u that nearly thirty bcautl-
fi fafiencsf have been built IN thia
NY and nclghbofhood duiing me pros,
~ year mostly owned By farmers anl
mid for
Notwithstanding the general prosper
rt IA The people In this place. there are
usi5ubtely several whose crops are
s.traaly sufiiclcnt 70 pay the debts
rhleh ihoy owe to some Of the meruan-
fls establishments. and TO get INTO
financial obligations. work, on the same
Principle, has TO be left behind IN
Icr. II requires an extra cndeaNet 70
r4tch up with the others. who nave
b pn steadily going ahead. and IN Huch
iafs. honesty u undoubtedly the best
policy.
In This city arc several mercantile eF-
nhllahments Some 90 them are sym
riihaiic CROUCH 90 let men have on
credit the nsccfsi ties they require ~
ssep Themselves tand their families
frdm suffering from the lack 81 food
and clothing. while others would no.
ifiVt the most honest man In existence
fpr q pound % oatmeal 60 save him. or
BE- children, from starvation; yet IN
ipEe ~ this. those unfortunater. who
mus, depend on credits In the storef,
ttfy often, when they have aus >hing 10
bus, d. their trading somewhere else
nan ar the establishments they are In
fsbi 90. potHltlvfly thereby injurlng
thfmfelvua, 40 the moro cash down"
business those Embellishments can do,
ha lesa ;hcy would need 90 charge for
what d borrowed from them. and thus
yfr,Ahiy being friend 10 their enc.
miai. and enemies TO their friends.
The greatest curse under which this
as rf1lns are lhrcc saloons. running
u fuil blast on Main street. Fcr the
purpose 90 check somewhat tine iiirc In
fufnce u those banctuli ir-,iiutlons. a
Ciy ordnance provides that all persons
under a years VI age shall be kept out
~ The police except that those minors
u there by consent ~ their parents
an guardians. and unreasonable as %
nay appear. she police are In possess
sIdn VI several special requests ~ the
Parents. 90 allow their nons 90 frequent
ihs saloons at pleasure. unmoiesied.
There was a large social gathering
htrs aai night for The purpose % max
,Hg W Christmas presents 10 the Ma
tIa volunteers from this place.
JOHN THoRuEIRsoS.