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I.EIiI.
nset sugar indasiry iiooming To I'm
prov. the iehi Factory,

Special Correspondence.
Lehi. March s.-Mr M. ~. ingalls,.
chief engineer or tho Utah Sugar CO..
returned from the East lart evening.
where he ana Mr. Nnllcs have been for
the past month In the Interest ~ the
Utah Sugar factory. he reports all
manufacturing Industries back there
IN a nourithlng condition. especially tho
metal factories, ~ they arr unable to
I'M onn-lnlf tho orders received.
The beet nugnr Industry be said. Il
booming, applications coming In 90
NcHars ". NJ. Dyer a Co. tho builders
Of the tiHh Sugar factory, from diner.
ent sections ~ the East asking them
60 hid un tho erection ~ plants, They
have uirnldy signed contracts to erect
two factories this coming season. on"
~ hay city. Michigan. ANA the other
at Grand Junction. Colorado Hay
city has already one factory IN opera
ton and the foundation " now being
iaid mr. nhothor Ihft across tho road
from the nrHt ono. McHsrH 4. n. Dyer
a Co, may nlEn contracts Tor two more
90 be- built this summer but on account
~ the nurtunilun IN the metal markets.
they will not b. able 60 get the neccH-
cary material to build any more.
The Bay city factory has made u
splendid run Tor VIC ilfNt year party
un account Of having pc many truck
rardoucrH IN that locality. who were
capable ~ furnishing them with the
necessary amount ami un1lltN ~ hcotH,
more readily than In districts where
tho farmers have 60 be- educated In
raising thlH article, and also other pro-.
ducts tn thlr section hoiug on cheap.
ptrnwherrlos being sold last season az
tn cents ptf hu1hcl thCy anNloualy put
their land into hecta. realizing that ~
would net thHm great deal moro than
any other crop.
Superintendent Valles viii return on
Sunday next ho having stopped over
M Rock Springs Tor couple OF days,
Nir Ingalls, stated that they have Ho-
cured an the necessary machinery. that
could not be- had IN utah, 60 repair and
enlarge our plant here 60 the extent
contemplated.
while In the East visiting factories.
ETC., Mr. Ingalls, said. that he and Mr..
Nallcz had riCHued many points that
viii prove profitable TO tho Utah Sugar
factory,
Last evening the returned mission.
aries ~ THIS ward hold their second
reunion IN the Bank building. ~
o'clock about ~ people nat down 10 u
line supper that had been prepared by
said miaslonnrloH' wives. after pnrtak-
Ing OF the same the evening was Hpcnt
IN dancing relating missionary rcmln-
iscenccs. SONGS. etc. The eyenlns was
spent very enloynhly ana the party
broke MP about y o'clock,
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EARMlNQION.
Important salt to Determine Ownership Of
Irrigating Water. Sew. Miscellany.

Special Correspondence.
Pennington, March Judge ilolapp
las been occupled during thc-'ebruary
term of CONT almost entirely with the
ease OF Bountifni MN creek Irrigation
rt aL Va Thos Eggett Mary sentor
WalKor cyccutrix. John L'Wis ct al,
Plaintiffs bring suit rs owners Joint
W by prior appropriation and use ON
over $500 acres Of land for irrigation,
domestic and culinary purposes OF the
whole ~ the waters OF Miil Greek,
stream OF water east ~ liountiful city,
for more that hfty- five years, 10 res
train defendants from taking, dlverting
or otherwise interfering with any o.
the wntora of MIN creek, or any ot ita
tributaries.
Il seems that defendant Eggctt In
1855 entered upon 100 acres OF govern
ment land bordering on either side OF
MN Greek and has since 1857, appro-
prlatcd water from the stream ana by
means NJ fumes and ditohes conveyed
u 10 his premises. and having been IN
uninterrupted and peaceful possession
Finse that time. now claims ownership
20 such water by right Of prescription,
ana thai plaintiffs remedy II now
barred hv the statute of Limitations,
particularly Of section $500 Of the Re-
Nlsed Statutes.
Tho case AGAINST Mr. Lewis II prac-
llcnly tho same he having located a
homestead extending M and down
Mlll Creek ut the mouth OF
what II commonly known as
Boar Hollow, and he also claims a
prescriptiyc ownership NJ the water DE-
Nertcd ana used by him, having enjoyed
the peneeahle and uninterrupted use OF
The same since the spring OF the year
lhsp This defendant also claims all the
waters which he has taken from KIN
noy creek below u ditch and dam
huilt by the defendant Walker through
having opened up springs from which
AL that water flows.
The Walker people claim 10 have de-
veloped springs IN Kinney Creek cam
yon aud thus increased the flow Of
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VERNAl..
Pneumonia l. Prevalent Freight niochsde
Causes Annoyance.


Notrni. March g.-iion william o.
Non who was summoned by telegraph
from salt Lake. ON account OF the cri-
teal condition Of his daughter, rrrivcd
here last nisht late by special convey
nncc from Price. Mr.. O'Neli remained
during the day by the bedside of lis
dturhtrr. who n no far recovered now
thnt the Ia considered out of larger.
Nj. ~ Nell. who Nv naturally anxious
To he la attendance nj the Legislature,
icfi this morning on the return trip.
Pneumonia has claimed another VIC
tim. this time Mr, j u. BATES r.
fnutly nf Kansas. who died nt an cafly
hour Yesterday mufnlnR. Mr nntoa
and his wife have both been sick Tor
s.vorn: weeks with the disease. nnd
for timo II WIS feared That bpth
would DIE hut Mrs. Rates u now IN
"a fat way to recovery. Great Hympa'
thy IL felt for her In her bereavement
4 young son of President H. = len
uiou has been very sick with the same
dlacnfo, also Albert Hardy, but both
are somrwhni better at present.
Thlr warm weather, welcome ~ u "
to the farmer. ~ causing no cnd oi
trouble for the sheep mon, VINO VIII
hay, 90 hustle themselves ana get tholt
sheen to water ~ the snow " nearly nll
zone.
/. 4. Mcconnell started today for the
cintarlte mine out on indian creek. Thc
Raven Mining company. the owners or
the deposit intend ~ eNpcnd consider
allie money In improvement aud de-
Vriopmont work on the mine.
The Vornni and Fort Duchcane lHl.
phone company, have removed their
Office Co the store OF =. u. Cation a GO.
nnd have mnde a great Improvement
In the service by putting IN n good long
distance phone The public VIII ap'
proclnte tho Improvement.
Some of the merchants here teel IN
dipnunt Al the may In which they are
discrimlnnted against In the moving
~ freight from the blocknd" in Colo
ride. spring goods have been tied up
there Tor a month and while freight
Trains arr rolling through Price TO SAT-
Lake and have been for two nr thfve
weeks the Vernai frciRht rtill hangs
In the snow. -.-..-
some are lndulslnr In pretty stronR
tnik ~ pntroniEinF tho Union facihc.
il they can't got better treatment NJ
IN, hands ~ the Rio drandc western
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Notice Is hereby given that under and
IN accordance with tie power and au-
thority granted by that certain trust
deed made April 10. 1895. by Charles
Honv and Margaret HoaF. his wife. 10
william NJ Bradley. Trustee. FOR The
rtnh Title Insurance a Trust COM
tany. the holder Of said trust deed and
the Indebtedness secured thereby. and
fesordcd In Book iD 90 MORTGAGE
fnrea 3li-S ~ the records m Salt Lake
County. Utah the understand Trustee
Mn uffcr FOR sale ana yell 80 tho high
est bidder for cash ut the west front
entrance 10 tho city ana County Build
lng being the front door N tho salt
Lake county Court House In the city
of salt Lake. county 81 salt Lake and
state nf Utah. on March 20th. 1872 Ut
" o'clock noon ~ said day. an the real
estate hereinafter described. ur pn much
thereof na De necessary to nay ana di7-
charge the Indebtedness secured hv sold
trust decd aud tnXcs paid out 10y the
holder Of said indebtedness ana lntrr-
trt thereon. reasonable Attorney frr.
CONFORMATION Co The cost OF this uD-
ticu and expenses uf sale.
Tho a.ie viii Ne muts 90 tho request
of tho holder OF a1ld Indebtedness uui
hccauro ~ default IN thn payment nf
the principal Indebtedness ut maturity
aud the intcrcgt thereon.
said roui estate o. situated lu Salt
Lake county state of TITAN. and iH par.
tloui1riN described ns Commencing nt
the north east corner uf Dot one 90.
block nineteen d9l plat "F.' Salt Lake
city survey md running thence south
five til rods. thence west ten llnl rods.
thence north i've 90 rods. thence cust
ten uoi rods. 70 point n commence
mont
Together with an appnrtonnnccs
thnteuntu belonging.
WILLIAM NJ BRADLEY.
Trustee.
Dated February sith. 1890.
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OUR OWN STATE.

water In that canyon. which surplus or
Increase they have allowed to How into
Min creek and then diverted II lower
down the stream to tue land owned by
them. and claim that plaintiffs have
acuuicsced in and consented to such
means and use OF the waters. for suf-
hcient number u years 10 establish a
permanent right OF ownership In the
defendants and ask for Il decree to
that effect.
\ great many witnesses were exam-
ined, principally FOR the plaintiffs.
The following orders were made by
Judge Rolapp while holding this term
Of court:
Rio Grandc Halfway company "
kaysvllle city and J. Il. Jarman. city
treasurer. motins to retnX costs com
tinued.
A. r. Shredder vs. -. W. briggs mo-
tlun Tor new trial denied.
Pennington Gold Mining company W.
lshymnCy Gold and copper Mining
company. bill u exceptions settled and
approved.
John smith vs. North canyon watcr
company motion to rctax costs de-
MED.
RIO Grandc Western Railroad COM
panV w knyHvillc city ct nj. findings
Of fact aud decree filed; bill OF eNcep-
lions settled and approved.
Gray W james; dcmurred ovcrruled.
Twenty days given 10 answer.
Estate NJ Ortcntia Leonard. order OF
sale 81 real estate.
Elder william o. Robinson. who has
been absent from Farmlngton for two
years on q foreign mission. returned
today
The e.year.oid son OF Mrs. Ruth
sccrist. ~ Contorvillc. was buried to-
day. Decreased. bright little hoy. wan
kicked IN the head last winter by "a
horse. Tie had almost fully recovered
from that. when he took cold which
settled In the Wounded part Of the head.
and he died few days thereafter.
The sympathy of the community goes
out to the Borrowing mother. who only
n short time sinco buried her husband.
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rlOROAN.


Special Correspondence.
Morgan. March 3, "wednesday, March
I. was gala day for the old folks OF
the First ward In Morgan city. III
spite Of the rough weather nearly all
OF the honored guests Chose over a0l
responded 10 the call ana We're taken
10 the stake house. Music was rem
dered by the Eddington orchestra, sing
ing by the Old Folks choir and
speeches suitable 10 the occasion were
made by many Of the Veterans. Step
dancing was feature ~ the program.
The beautiful repas prepared In the
vestry was one that the nobility might
be- proud TO alt down to- and the way
All partOok Of Il was proof OF It's cx-
oailenoe. Presents We're given 10 all
over 20. Dr. Wadsworth made the pre-
sentation speeches AZ night al met
in the dance at simmonS' opera house,
An the old time dances were on the
program and danced with a vim. At II
D. m. the announcement was made that
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Dated March lot. 1893.
Ass,ssurNr 80. :.


Notice H. hereby given that az
meeting ~ the board N directors ~ the
nuliion BECK Tunnel Mining Co. held
nt Salt Lake city. Utah, February 81,
1853 an assessment OF one-half 90 ~
one ~ cent por share was levied on tho
capital stock OF the corporation, pny-
tury and treasurer, No. COS Mccormick
Hlork Salt Lake city. Utah. and any
stock upon which the assessment shall
rpmnin unpaid ON the 18Th day OF
March. 1899. win b. delinquent ana adj
yoftlrrd Tor sale al public auction, and
n payment r. not made before. viii be
sold ON the iith day of April 1889. nt
the hour ~ I nm. ~ the office 81 the
company. No. i0s Mccormick block. Salt
Lake City. Utah. 20 pay assessment and
costs Of advertising ana expenses OF
BRIANT =, YOUNG. Secretary.
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NEItiI.
III. Ola FOLKS are iisnaueted There In the
tsual Manner.


Special Correspondence.
Sophl. March a.--Tho first day Of
March. President wllford woodrurf'a
natal day, was selected by the commit
tee of the old folks as a ntung time To
hold It's festival. The gathering was
held Ia the North ward meeting house,
Al noon over two hundred prisons vat
down and enjoyed a Humptuoua reparti
everything on the table was hiht rlhrH
md kind walters did all they could 10
rcrye well the old folks There we're
Flx over ~ years, who received "A WHIT"
badge; forty were decorated with nlur
badgc, algnlfyinE that they were ever
20 and thlrty-thrcc received tue red
badge, being over Gi years,
Taken an together they were ns nap
py and social u company as eNcf came
together In Nephl. There were nfteen
present who had seen the irorh't
when nii were seated at the table u
poem was read by Slatrr Sarah \.
tayler. suited FOR the occasion Apnytle
George Toasdale offered prayer. thanks
giving and praise. When The tables
We're cleared away and the company
seated, the following program was
much enjoyed. President j. W. Pax
man. In behalf ~ the committee, de-
livered an address of welcome. Song
Altogether once Again. by Mrs. Sarah
A. Cazler Judge Higgins delivered an
excellent address, Music 10y the band,
Uecltntlon by RoHey Bailey, entitled
The Lady Undergrad; Plano solo, The
old Oaken Bucket. by Prof. Ridges,
n. II. Carter favored the company win
a selection on hia photograph graphic
phone, Ostler Joe WAS nicely rendered
hy Sarah Brown. Song, Tell Me uf the
Old Folks, by Mary Morgan. Isaac
Soroty reclted 'Latter-day Wit" An
original poem was read by Langley H.
Hniley, entitled The Old Folks, Joe
Blackett recitcd The Old and the Gay.
Apostle George Teaadate gave an en-
couraging address.
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OGDEN.


Identified the body Damage by snow
slide.
special Correspondence.
ogden city. March t-The body of
the man found Mt Farr-west last We'd
pesday has probably been Identified as
mat Of a man who was recently ar
rested In ogden for begging and
citing very qucerly. about ten days
ago. At the station he gave the name
III Peter Axcl Cedetsberg.
sNowsLIpE IN OGDEN CANYON.
A snow slide In ogden canyon Thurs-
gHy afternoon tore out section ~ tho
eaycrinE ~ the pipe u the Pioneer
Electric Power company. hut did not
Inmhgc the pipe Itself Men are at
work replacing the protection.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
A large number Of engineers and fire.
men employed by the Southern Pacific
company In Nevada. came In to attend
the funeral Of J. e, Henderson, yestcr-
dny afternoon.
q. u. Bannistcr ~ the Union 'ivht
q Power company has gone north.
Julian g. lioutz returned yoster-
day morning from Portland, ore. whore
h. has been doing business for the
unat fortnight.
The spring session " the Federal
court viii open IN ogden Monday morn
ing.
Yesterday afternoon the remains NJ
the infant daughter NJ Mr. and Mrl
Arthur Hanson. witch had been
brought to ogden IN b. cmbnlmed,wcre
returned 10 brigham city. where the
funeral was held
Funeral services over the remains N
the ak months old son " Mt. ana Mrs
&. Qullior NJ Wells. Nov, We're huld
from the Catholic church nj VI o'clock
yesterday forenoon The intcrmcnt was
~ Mountain View cemetery.
The Union Pacific afternoon train was
threc-quartcrs uf an hour late ycster'
day.
In the second district court yesterday
Judge Rolnpp entered m order IN tho
rnar Of HAYS. guidher~ ~ go. W. Ia
cnhaon q stone. Ia open and publish
deposition ~ Arthur Ofery.
AZ the meeting Of the aonrd of odu.
cation last rlrht. the treasurer sub
mittcd his report Tor February show
Ing the sum ~ tit.iis ~ On hand March
lat Ills amounting tn about $50
were approved ana ordered paid. \
small amount OF unlmpnrtunt business
was transacted. and the board al
ioufncd Tor one week.
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NutlCg o. hereby given that lu accord.
aurr with and under the power aud
authority GRANTED hy that certain trust
decd milt september 20. iNl- 90 tho
und,rrIaurl trustee. hy sarah 4.
Ilardlr and John h. uuIllr. her hua-
hand. ana recorded in Book "a-A," PAGE
III. 1f Atortgaurf. uf thr records ~ salt
IN. county. Utah. the undersigned
trustrr ,gll anpr fur a1ir ana SCH To- tho
hirhrst bidder for cuHh ut the west
NOM entrance DO the city and county
IuIIilnr. IN suIt Lake city. salt lak,
an. ,giinty ,ourt houar u gaid aaIt
Itkr county. uu MARCH, lsth. 1889, gt -
o'rIuck noon uf that lly, AN hc real
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srrc,,L srooxnolorns' mrrrrSo

Notice ~ hereby given by the UNDER
signed. being the owners ~ onr-fourth
N the capital stock OF the Treasure
Hill Minlng company, that "a special
meeting Of the stockholders ~ said core
poratinn VIII be- held az the office ~ tho
company. 2i2 Atlas Block. salt Lake
city, Utah, ON Thursday, the 10Th day
~ March. 1899 az 10 o'clock "a. m. ~
said day, Tor the purpose ~ consider
INK the question ~ increasing the cap.
ital stock NJ the corporation from t2i, 900
% $4,000. ana Tor the purpose OF con-
hdorlng the question ~ selling the
property nf the company or Of deyiHing
other means Tor tho purpose IT paying
10 debts, Tor tho purpose NJ ulectlng "A
new board ~ directors, ana for the pur-
pose ~ transncting such other business
IA may come before the meeting.
u. H. WALKER IN,
SHARP WALKER
W ". DODGE,
Stockholders ~ Treasure nm Mining
Dated salt Lake city Titan. February
18th, 1890,
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Omco " the Phoenix Mining Company
Salt Lake city Utah. March 2. 1893.
Notice De- hereby given that there will
BE- u meeting uf Tho stockholders ~ th"
Phoenix Mining Company. hold nt the
rnmunuyH office Number ~ East Snr-
Und South 49,. Salt Lake city. Utah.
un Monday. 3rd day 0f April 1899. at
10 O'Clock a. m. for a." purpose ~
voting on the proposition NJ relllnr nll,
or any portion nf thn Company Mining
claims situated IN West Mountain
Mining District salt Lake county.
Utah. and Tor tho purpose uf transact
inr ull such other business uH may
properly como before the company.
ANDREW uElitAWnT
President.
n. \. GEnlIARpT IN,
Secretary.
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And in accordance with law and an
order uf the Hoard NJ Directors made
On the goth day ~ February, 1893. Ho
mnrv shares ~ each parcel OF said
stock nH may be- necessary, VIII hu
sold NJ tho office NJ said company No.
~ North Main f.. on tho goth day ~
March. 1899. De-, thr hour ~ . %. M. tp
rhv delinquent assessment thereon to-
rcthcr Win the cost NJ advertising and
tho expense ~ sale.
join WELLS.
Secretary.
Dated March lot 1893.
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The ssmi- Weekly "SowH' IL the
great country paper ~ tho intormoun-
tain region. n clrrulntoH In ryery city
and settlement IN Utah. ana m most ~
those ~ Idaho. Wyoming. Afisinn.
Colorado. New Mexico. Montana. Se-
vnda, Western Canada ana Did Mexico.
AZ an advertising medium Il IL uncx-
nnlInl-
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THOs. KANE. Secretary.
Dated February g. 1892
First publication February IA. 1899.
salt L9sg city '-,ag, .

Salt Lake city. ttnh,
February ~. 1899.
The partnership heretofore existing
between =. g. pcory. W, a. Smith and
L.. N. carver. under the name and style
~ The prrry Storage Company ami
doing business tn Sait Lake city. Utah.
d. this day dissolved by mutual consent.
j. A. pcpry having retired from nnid
partnership. and his interest IN said
unftuorHhip having been purchased by
W. A. smith and l.. "a. Carver In IN.
future the business viii be- run under
the name ~ Dcsefct Storage. by W. 4.
smith nnd l.. ~ carver. who assume
and viii pay nll the debts ~ said CONF
many. =. =. pEEHY.
W. 4. SMITH.
l. n. CARVER.
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\ word Co the Wise iH sufficient
Eiy'H Cream Balm has completely
cured mo NJ cltnrrh when everything
else failed Alfred W. stevens. cad.
we'll. ohio.
Ely'a Cream balm works like "A
charm: u has cured me ~ the most
obstinate ease of cold IN the head. |
would not be- without n =Frrd'k Fries.
ssg Hart H.. brooklyn. y. y.
\ 100. trial size or the Soc HiEe ni
Ely'E Cream Balm VIII ho mailed. Kept
~ y
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The classified Advertisements ~ M
News" on tho Sth page form most
popular medium ~ Information between
small advertisers ana the great public.
The price ~ an advertisement o. with.
In the reach ~ any and ull. Express
your wants through tho News"
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REWARD.

Five dollnrs reward viii be- paid by
"Tho Union Light s. Power 60. for in
formation that win lead Co th" .rrrst
and conviction uf my Irrfuu FOUND
molcstlur the Electric ARC LAMP
globes Arr Lamps. Tpurfom
Poles. Wire. ur other property of the
said company
n. \. rAMpnELI.- Mnnnnnr.
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Not one child dies where ten for.
tneriy died from Group People have
learned the value ~ one Minute Cough
cure and use Il for severe lung and
throat troubles. Il Immediately stops
coughing. n mover fails. 4. e.
schfnmm. Mccormick building corner
Main street First south.
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~ the season of the year when pnou-
munil. IN grippe, sore throat. coughs
colds. cntnrrh. bronchitis aud lung
trnuhlcH are 60 be- guarded against,
nothing 10 o fne substitute" viii "nn-
Hvrr the purpose" on n Just 40 good
no ono Minute Cough cure. That ~
the one infalllblo remedy Tor all lung,
throat or bronchial troubles Insist
vigorously upon hnv.rH II " something
else" % offered you. 4. g. schumm.
Mccormick iiuiiuinr. corner Main
street. First South.
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children who are troubled with
Worms are pale IN the face. fr.tful by
spells, restless IN sleep. have blue rings
around their eyes. bad dreams. vnrl.
able appetite. and pick the nose.
WHITES CREAM VEiMiFuGE viii
KIN nnd expci these parasites Price. %
cents. Il g. ~, I. pruE Dept
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II any ~ the old folks desired TO 20
home. conveyauccs were at their dis
posal. 60 which n chorus ~ voices rang
out. saying There are no old folks
here. We won't ~ home TIL morning
And they didn't. either.
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GUNNISON.
,p,hu.In.m Tor ,he state Acndemy.

Special Correspondence;
Education In Its broadcast sense was
well backed M by the cntcrprising citi-
zeus Of Gunnison when. ut y recent
ecclesiastical meeting. they voted To
stard shoulder to shoulder with the
rest " the people OF Sanpete stake IN
the erection Of a magnificent ncademy
at Ephraim. what do we hear from
the north end OF the county,