Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01

To the Editor:
There Is less waste hnd In Cache
county than In any other county. OF
the state. and Will, the en,erprife and
energy Of IT, scttlsrlY have ntiiizcd
every foot Of space ~ the valley. they
are nos clnib,1g W 81 - me hish
benches; and dry oiit,,s = ceriled on
In the very laps ~ ~ nn'alha sur
,,,,,dl,,, this or ~ n valley.
This Il the scvcffh nv inc NilUr
has paid Cache county ut - tho htH'
opportunity TO see u n W. summer
array. In prior visits 81 eohe mas peeh
under tho snow. ana KinlS winter mas
held awuy-and he Law" Hsh' 'ola
hand on land and strrfln dui'hs ms
reign In this vicinity. VOW summer
rules supreme. and Cache fa.'.f smiles
under the glowing ray on me pnsh,
summers sun. its broad qei., covered
with food Tor man and hfa'' IN al ui'
rccuons.
The vicw from Mendoza neto. he
| valley 60 Logan u one that VIZ
heart ~ man o. 40 forth IN ~" ",
| Gni for thu abundance ihuh y az.
maturing for the use ana c0mtptt or
~ i,bebitnnts ~ this grand Nllley'
n H. no wonder that bishop W, Hiit,1-
ton. when ~ pioneer u cache r'ail, y
h. pitched camp on the site % th9 ~.
- t.oran, exclaimed, tn ~ 49,
enough for me-" Tho spirit - acl li.l-
tInn ~ more land, h abroad fiil,n.
the poople and some are migh ~,
| urother Thomas puCe " Hyde ihN =
settling out Some splendid pN"P'rS
which he has held Tor years. ing " ~ "a
lng 60 Canada, with q view ~ liaN,"
ing n larger scope for his lvin,ie ~.
fonn 20 spread out urnn' ouhf'f
following IN the same line. .,..i,
Ioran "a at its beHt-lta fabl nh.i'
rounre is "A paradise of lawn ana ehAi
n lovely spot. whore 10 pattioul ~
: IONS win assemble on the fouftb ~.
i celebrate the nations birthday ~
manner worthy ~ the OCCASION
J pnvernor Of the state IN cAnfct'N =,
! attend and share In the enjoymersa !
mo day. business IN Logan u w
. rotvithstandlng the colltgea ere clos
: / Tho white stripe ~ the A. G. ~
srrn. and the forms Of tho Young go
lorlntes are absent. but the YOUNG pet
mo Of the town. nH evening closes 10
o appenr on Main street on their bicycles
Q The sharp ring OF their bells, bflsh
lights 81 their lamps, ana merry Joy
q oua laughter, az they glide along M pro
% c0sslon. I'm execute fantastic ngurvi
!, wheeling In and out In circlc1,thc widt
!, OF their Wide street, imprrHaea the on
j. i1ok,r with the idea that peace, plent
. and 10Y reign hercnhnutH,
, Tho Wow from Agricultural hin
grand. disclosing the broad meadow
- nud fertile n,dH for miles In cNten
with the cities OF Mcndon, provldenc
Nulvile. Ilyrum and NVollHvillc % IN
q south and west, and with Hyde Par
y aud Smlthhold 90 the north, lroi
u Inc south side or the Temple hlll go
T. look down upon that part of LoFa
r known as the Island. with 10 con
Portable little homes partly hid IN ti
foliage OF orchard and shade trees, II
y straight lines OF neat whlte-wnHh'
\ picket fences ana popular trees, ~
~ mindlng one OF some old Dutch ~ FleH
y ish picture,
W Tho prospect for the yield ~ EraI
TO- This gennon are hotter than ever haf1r
and IL IL estimated that the Yield
wheat will far ovcrrun n million husl
els. Beets are being grown; small 81
detrimental patches are found I'm mar
places, growing finely, showing M
. tho soil and bright sun OF Cache Nall'
v Will produce as fine hoctH nH are grow
In any part ~ the state.
Among the many good points MAJ
IN by the WollHville Sunday school
their examination last Sunday,
which stake superintendent O.
r. Ormsby and his assistants were pre-
A emit, was when Brother James Kerr
T, class arose II was found 20 consist
the finest looking young men OF Wen
vile. and the handsomest old mltrot
le Tho children present had the prvllel
=, ~ hearing their grandmothers reel
(by heart, as we used 10 Bay) apswe
ne 10 questions on the genera 1poatasy
O. which was the lesson revigved. ~
so bright young men and the grand q