Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-03
PAYSON.


.'1l 10 the News"
payson. Utah. January 4. $500
It IL needless to say here. for It is n
fact wit.eiy known. that pnyson Is one
~ the most rrpfp rous towns IN this
snte. THO lorai,nn, natural resources,
and tho character Of her business men
nni the people IN general. are the
sources from which her prosperity
,onlos. The volume OF business the
past A'sai had been considerably Ia eN-
CeHs 90 that ~ last year and the people
generally have been able to testify TO
tho greatly Improved financial condi-
TINS. The farmers have found good
sales for their produce has been In de-
nnud. TIL, pasi year hns Witnessed The
erection OF -four finc store bullilnga aud
q large iusincfs hiUCk h now IN course
q sfrctl0u. n N said that two more
business blocks viii be reared this
coming spring, several residences have
Just hecn completed. one ~ which VIII
cost upwards Of 5000. The business NJ
tcrtatH have been augmented Within the
last two months. by complete line Of
furnishing roodr IN the hands Of Ed
win Brown. formerly N Salt Lake city.
.iniu street prttUuta n city Hike ap.
Tsruilircs ana We nrc pleased TO know
that capital u being attracted TO our
,Gt, by the Holidity upon which our
tusimcrs interests lie. our business
moi rir fhrcwd our farmers are pro-
rrcssiyc ana We have among Us some
N tho best sheep and cattle men In the
Wet.
The Tintic mines conatltu,e one Of our
pillars OF wealth In nffordlnE ua n mar.
kct Tor our surplus products.
Financially. rayson II forging ahead
a. a a.
20 nuapiclouHly ana with such brighten
inr prospects a. this one Of 1880,
Whether or not we are Improving
morally, socially and intellectually NJ
rapidly az financially. may be open to
4 ear N coal was distributed to tho
pnnr yesterday. contributions to pay fof
some having been taken last week y.
committees appointed by the Bishops
I 81 the wards.
The fast day record 81 babies blessed
| last sunday fell way below normal.
| there being but two or three. whore
NJ there should have been from ten TO
| twenty.
Roberts" l. favorltc topic Just now
/ oven by the preachers In the pulpit who
l regard II ~ one % the ways the Lord
\ has taken 20 extend Hts work
\ concert for the benefit Of the Sun
/ day school II In course Of preparation
and also a dramatic entertainment
Eugene Thomas. n young man with
/ little or no feeling Tor dumb animals.
/ drove his horse 90 death while out
I rielgh-rldlnR the other night. The anil
NAL WIS 20 cruelty driven that u
! dropped dead In the harness. ~ yet
/ nothing has been done In tho matter.
Beet contracts Tor the coming season
were let the other day and In all prob.
ability VIII greatly exceed those OF last
year Several thousand dollars were
distributed among our people by this
Industry last year.
Some good samples ~ orc have late
IS been found IN the mountains Just
south ~ town and n number 81 Local
t0ns have been made and developments
are being rapidly pushed. Some mining
companies have been organized and
from all Indications u " not nt all un-
likely that pnyfon viii In the near fu-
turc be- enjoying nm immense boom.
PnyHon has IN the nelghborhood Of
one thousand children Of school age
which Il reliable evidence % her rapid
growth.
n there In amy one thing above an
other that We point To with pride II II
the enforcement of the law IN our city
and the general condition ~ the iudici-
airy The judicial calling here II In n
/ hlgh state ~ cultivation which We
think ~ becoming known throughout
the whole country II ~ source ~
conscious pride 20 our citizens ana the
reputation that n coming 10 us Is one
/ N which any community might wcll be-
/ proud. II ~ certainly .nviable AMI I'm
Hnru an our fiHtrr towns are Jealous ~
ua. Ions live the judiciary May n cyoi
remain IN the present hlgh state Of
I preservation. GY RAZOR
To celebrate the tlmc-honorcd lnstl-
! tt'loh nf chrlnlmna. many have for
/ gotten the Sabbath IN their rcveiry.
| fomo family and friendly gatherings
were held IN dinrront nnrta Of tho cltv,
Thursday night tho Red Cross society
/ gave grand bah and supper 10 the re-.
turned volunteers. The hall wna
crowded with citizens who were doslr-
/ uuH ~ hunorng the patriotic eleven.
] An abundance " food was served and
/ the event was u success. The grand
dress ball Wednesday night was well
attended both by spectators ana parti-
cipnuts The ilrHt priEcs werc awarded
60 Miss Josie ANeman AMI Henry TIM
ton, the second prizes were given 10
Miss Viola Mcilcth and win stark
The charity parties were not imam
clal success.
The Hlclghlng In excellent. ana tho
young people nrc striving 10 keep up u
| show with an effort approaching d,f-
! perntlon. The second NJ January was
Kept by some In consuming fcrmentel
and FplrltuouH liquors aud closing no
With a grand ball untll early morning.
Mrs. Tommy Winner ~ very low. hnv.
Ing suffered a long time with typhoid
| ieNer nut W slowly recovering Joseph
Reese Is ngnin out NJ bed from n severe
ease OF fever. David KerrF family
have had this malndy from which ono
ghlld ruccumbed, There Is conudprn.
bic sickness IN town.