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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-06-21
COUNTY COURT.

Hos. l. II THOMPSON. Judge,
a Nor ! ! : ! I p.Fr, Associate Judges.
HKSEr +. CuiHMAs. CLERK.
HEsEf Is WfLLsos. Sheriff.
EHsAHD l. BArH,, States Attorney.
CEARLsi y CHAr, Reporter.
The grand Iaty we're discharged lssI
Thursdsy. hsvios fennd Is bills aud n
pefiiag - not iouud. The este Of state
". Chsriss Roblnson Of RAPPORT for selling
or furnishing liquor was CON nspcsd. The
svidsnss tended TO show tbst the respond
snt. Who iss yoaog mao. sent ont oil the
stats Tor liz uoi which he sold or furnished
10 bis companions. At,tr several witness
o, bad been sr.mioei be withdrew bis
plea Of ~, snity aud plead guilty TO siI
oasn.s. Hi. ssttenee has net yet been
pronounced aud be 10 cut on bail.
Maurice fiErefsld, convicted OF bur
sisry, vas ssbt.ucsd TO i've yssu In the
states prison His former sentence was
bal four yesrs, Of which be he'd served
one, 20 be loses I've yesrs BY insisting up
cusnsw trisL No other osss being ready
HE Jury we're sIsussd until Tuesdsy OF
this week.
The nrst ease on irisl. Tuodsy, VS.
that OF john Ayers OF Rupsrt vs. the Town
OF Psvls, TO recover MONEY spsst In sup
pert OF . paper, The defsndsnt denies
any suthoriz lion Tor sueh srpendilurs,
witnesses have been summoned 10 the
irpsrlsn, ease OF state ". Cover Who VI"
Indicted fcr nsnslsushisr, and II 10 likely
10 be hssrd psyt snd will takstwo OF three
days. II gill be mbsrsd that Cover
ens evening les, uintsr. ran over end hillsd
Nn. Florence Hall ~ she sM waiting for
- sle.itic c.r 10 The vilIsss OF Bssnips
too. Tt. d.isbte will probably be that II
va rnr.lT 81 secident snd ih., the sseus
"a vas cot suil,y Of ueslisercs.
The couri be. rendered . jseisios 10
favor Of The orstot 10 The ohsbssry suit,
Nston " The usion Trsd %. sni hss
desrssd thst ,hs svsils Of The sale Of The
LtbsrCs Springs railroad shall bs distrib
s,sd smons the vsrious claimants
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-06-21

-c,uas Msslis l.a ssrfov ssesrs
fraE srr ssuIsrr re sssssf, Aterss
shtsa b. ~w ltsaisF sfiisss iigslssts,
iftsa - at ..sy ifsn ti0, sns 30 sss
bssi, eat .sa bfslssa.
Mn A. h il,nilisH .ss little dsarh
itr. srs, lsn lssi .sst Ter Hishssis 10
Wait Mu Hsniilept psf.tts Ffom ihsrs
th.y .iil isis Mr. H,nilias 10 81 Aibss'.
.kas they upsei 10 nsis ttsif psns
ntni tons
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-06-21

Rev Dr.. su,lh preached 10 Troy
les, sasdsy
-R.sbss, the taller, 10 nos located il
the Perkins tlool ready Tor basipsss
Mr.. 0.ofss II. Thsshsr and family
Of Aibsr. arrived 81 the E3sinOI ,oisy.
-MD snu, Of ss.np.eoil A.s.. /.
visiiios bar cor, Rev George T. sasrL
Mr.. and Mr. Vim. II. Parsons OF New
York are s.eppiss ., .hs Equinoi HOu".
Miss sbst,uct ish tow Wednesday
Tor . visit ~i,h her bfethsr's family 10
Bsasio. ny.
Rev. 4 r. Bslsford. ID ID. OF Isv
Jsrssy 10 visiting bic con. Prircipsi Bots
iosd Of the Seminary.
Mics l. u Wishtsm Of LsIisstos
Awns. n. \ ,sd her sdsna Mis Heed
oil Nss fsfl are 81 As ElaIsoI Hos".
The Ea,iser sns.ts - veil ~ bis
80. Mstesssnf iti,na,, are sisd 10 zee
"Gits best Or.is ~ ntt again ~ ntss'.
Rev D.asi hsrf,nsa. l.is Of wor
sssisf. M.., crit" its, be hopo TO b
psssss, Tor part Of the R.eriOs exercises
., issa
DIR sss Ma MsNusy arrived from
Mes foii, Med sSd TIE dosist gill oo
sspy hs Sssisi srs. ia he Psrilss
elost /. ssssl
Nj hs.hss hss assfi, esa plated TIE
veih 10 the si'isss 90 The rs~ .s.sr. and
also Tie sss ssi'r sa In T.sstis Ave
sss sba tts Casssa.
Hear, w bs.vs,si i.ail, 81 PAils
dsipti. IRE htrs n 81 ~at. ls zee
eei,sss bssAs rr.stis.lly taahsd, ssd IL
10 sss Of the bai is The village
Advertised Ls,t.rs: Jar, G, clsyies.
fNani " Wright, George D. Psrssr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-06-21
Guats.ol ORAtx.ol

Remember that maze shen Won want .
5eheiou', sppsiiaieg. nonusLing food
dfint to take TIE place Of ctfse. Sold by
ell sroeeu and liked by oil Who hsve used
u Grsis.o isnsde Of pure srsin. II aids
digestion and Strengthens the nerves. II
is BOT siin alsri bot health builder and
tue chilSreu 90 we'll ~ tie adults eau
drink Il with great bsntnt Goats sboat
IA ~ npeh as ecase. II, and 25s. PER
pssksss. AK ycur grocer for GrsiI-o.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-06-21

Sensior Proctor is interested 10 the
baildias Of the 81 100000 prlp mill 1t
Gr.ud Falls, N. b, II the construction
follows the plans proposed the plan, will
b. The lsrses, OF ito hind in the world.
I,s capacity will be $500 tons Of white
reuspsper. 225 tone Of ground wood
pulp and LIS tors Of sulpbi,s pulp re
luirisa 625 cords OF wood day, The
plant ell furnish employ men, for 1000
hands, snd . email city 10 expected 10
stcs up whore rev |, sleepy little vii
lstk.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-06-21

Neglect is the short step go many take
from q cough or cold to consumption. The
early uss OF 0ae Miauts Cough Care pre-
vents consumption. II is the only harm
loss remedy that gives immediate results.
II cures oil throa. end long troubles.
Children oil like II and mothers endorse it.
o Z Adams, Arlington; A II Pstiibons.
Manchester Dspoi; A Il Smith, West Ar
linston.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-06-21

Starvation never yet cured dyspepsis.
Persons With Indigestion are slresdy hsli
starved. They need pleny OF wholesome
food, Kodol Dyspsp,is cure disests what
you eat so the soiy can be nourished
While the worn out organs are being recon
s,ructed. II ia the only prspsrsii. knosn
,hst will instantly reliave aud completely
care oil stomseh troubles. Try /, II you
are sudsrius from indigestion. II will Ger
tsinly do yen good. o Z Aisms, Airing
ton A Il Psliiboae, M.nehtltr Depol;
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-06-21
MAscaRsTEs cEsfEK

MI N.ssll Of New York City Vas 10
town Lac, week.
"A Cisk whippIs Of Butlsnd spsnl
Sandy 10 iovn.
-Mhn J.nie Colburn spent lssi uttk
vilh friends 10 Red Hcof, MI
TX, Wbippls s..ssass th, Asoais
Grand Ledge 10 Darlington lac, ~sk.
-Nio Sara Williams Of B.,h-o,.iks.
Hadscn. 10 visiting her tr.Baneit.r. urs.
Bonss,f.l.
Rev. Ct,rle, Smith Lswis OF New
York City wss 10 town Tor lev hsuu 90
Nsndsy.
Mr.. Richard Roberts and the Misses
Roberts are u the Roberts homs,ssd for
the ssu1sr
David Ksp, 10 greatly inprovits bic
home by tsisirg tie rect, thus Hskiss
sto,ssr sioty.
Rev John Bfows IL ,iisading the An
tasl Cos,.nlion Of the Diocese 10 III.
Johssbary hi. sat.
Mrs. Leafs W,leeI aud dsslhi,r
Eiss and tie Misses Hevs VI Hoo,lsk
fslls are the satsis Of Aa. W. A. Ac,ns.
Mrs Sara Harris sni Mrs.. saan
Lssrsnes we're called 10 Hoaisk Pals
lss. sssi by The ilinsss ssd estt Of their
slsisr. hn Elarstsa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-06-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS

ssSss e~ss"s 49,
EQUlgvx H0UsE
FHsHrn
FFAYs' ssa nsn sts loft
-Ayu
nr. sou,h wortk ,ea mad
ksts Nlrthlm
kla Head
NJ sSd Ma u She mas Fa~iu
Nj .sa Mrs NJ Knapp Bfooiin
n aA.an and vile pbtiadelphia
gnAbtfAs AaofA III
J Med. Andrgs fssitt
Mr. lks Aaafas
Ma ALdFnt
hlss Csssi Audfus
u " 0tuha aud vie Ilsiobela =
kn 9 DulsaB Manchester
Johr Ii hsi0Asd h.w York
W N rns0n
hn isfs0Gs
Df AID ME- " n cnsfsrd
Mr. u Iyawford
Mrs. b l. Richmond
n II Wheeler Montreal
Mis- Nbsslsf
! Delh.bly ssv York
Mrs suitall CohOes
Mrs q Hsules
Hssiet Wolf Lsh.ipgbargh N
J \ h0fneF and wife West Paslct
l. johnson aud wife
Geo u TbKchr khds tfe AibApy
Geo n Thsehaf u
John 1 Tbachsr
Thomas TtAotm
ksh II Th,ehsr
Ejsia 1bacheF and mud
v heQGsen sni Vile New York
II d McQaseB Schenectady
W n NcC!nfs aud ~iis Albany
and maid
W W Rifch New York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-06-21

Ualus iood 10 dissssea quietly II viii
iefnssi and irfilsis the stomseh. Alter
tssh neal take sse.spootiul Of kodoi Dye
pepsis Care II disess whsi yea esl and
sill sIlov yea 10 %, all yea coed Of What
you iils. II nsvef tsils 10 oare The versi
osses Of dyspsp,is. |, IL pleasant u take,
% y Adams. ArIihston. A II rs.,iboos.
Manchester Depot; II Smith, West
AFlibslsn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-16
WHAT ECONOMY IN COAL MEANS

II the American housewife knew po-
lltical economy as indeed many do and
all should. she would be conscience
stricken and declare herself miserable
sinner because Of the way she wastes
fuel Kitchen fires strong enough to
run an engine broil tho breakfast chop.
The furnace is heaped with coal and
forgotten until the house IS unboarably
heated: then windows and doors are
thrown open 20 cool Il Of, ana no one
haeds that energy -heat--suiuciont TO
worl. wonders In producing wealth is
being cast 20 the winds The same
housewife who permits this wrong Is
sensitive 20 the fact that by her moral
and intellectual acts the future OF un-
horn generations Is conditioned. 81
Knows she has Il IN her powerful.
power Of every indlyldual-to increase
on diminish the moral force OF human.
~. Is II not worth while remember
inc TOO. that she has Il In her power
10 increase or diminish the Industrial
force?
The greatest single factor Of Indus
trial force Is coal The housewife who
economies coal does something more
tban save her husbands money She
Is conserving FOR all humanity neces-
gary OF life. on which, In the first in
stance the bread and butter OF present
and future generations depend.-Har-
per's Bazaar,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-16
THE ART OF SINGING.

Now must address 10 my young
readers ana especially those Of Ameri-
can birth @ question I discern already
a frowu upon their faces. and fear that
my inquiry may offend them Why, Oh
why. 90 almost all OF them speak
through thalr noses? Among men this
is less noticeable. but among grown wo-
men and young girls 10 Is all but general
and mast unpleasant 90 foreign ears.
Another point must be dwelt upon.
which concerns the health In general
and the freshness u the voice To- par
ucular. The food question, How many
young e.rls overlook this important
chapteri How meny that at
tend my morning classes must
! assist with wine ana bouil-
lion 10 prevent faintness Ny earn.
est en;roaues IN behalf OF good food
are often met with the assurance that
I'm the morning they have no appetite
Against this evil condition Of things
] fight hard. Tor. as Is well known, sing
ing consumes the bodily strength. IN
the very FIRST lesson I give my new pu-
pills a discourse on the subject OF food
In so doing I fear / may fan under the
dlspleasure Of my young American
friends in particular. but, notwithstand-
ing. / must give advice on this mo-
mentous theme Above all, the greatest
regularity should be observed IN The
hours set for meals. 30 that the dlges'
ton may not be disturbed, and all dish
90 should Doe avoided that. by expert
ence are proven hard Of Digestion
Nine. Marhilde Murchesi In Harper,
Bazaar,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-16
THE LATE BARON RUSSELL.

Baron Russell OF Killowen Lord
Chief Justice Of England, who died at
KensIngton on August 10TH was the
first Irlshman and the first Roman
Catholic who had filed the offices Of
attorney general and lord chief justice
Of England since the Reformation. He
succeeded Lord Coleridge as chief Jus
tlce. He was known not only in Great
Britain as a clever lawyer and an able
jurist. but his reputation and friend
ships extended 10 this country where
twice he had been a most welcome
guest Personally he was a thorough
student IN legal matters, was a lover OF
racing and other athletic sports, was
fond OF society life and wlthal was
keen and witty lrishman In whose
makeup there was a delightful mixture
OF humor and Of deep religious senti-
meut He was born at Newry, County
Down. on November 10, 1892 Of family
OF small gentry that had been settled
In Ulster Tor six hundred years ana mad
always retained Its Catholic faith
Young Russell began the study OF law
I'm Belfast and then took a course in
Trinity college. Dublin, an unusual step
for Catholic TO take He was admit
ted % the bar IN 1859. and first attracted
public attention as a cross-examiner IN
the notorious Irish case Of Yelyerton VS.
Yelverton. After that he was employed
I'm many cases that secured public no.
tice. He was counsel for Mr.. Labouch-
ere in many libel suits against Truth
and he was retained by Lady Colin
Campbell In her divorce suit. He de-
Tended Mrs. Maybrick and never ceased
TO believe In her innocence. He was one
Of the counsel OF Great Britain on the
Bering Sea arbitration case az Paris.
His most celebrated case was that OF
Mr.. Parnels suit against the Times, in
which he laid bare the famous Pisgott
forgeries He was first elected TO Par
lament in 1850 In 1856 Mr. Gladstone
made him attorney general and he was
knighted When the Gladstone ADM H.
istratlon returned to power In 1872, ne
again beanie attorney general. LORD
Rosebery in May, 1894 made him a
lord Justice OF appeal IN ordinary. He
was then made a life peer with a title
OF Baron Russell Of kllloWen IN the
county Of Down A few weeks later.
on the death OF Lord Coleridge, he was
made chief justice His most consplcu-
Gus service that he rendered % Great
britain outside Of his judicial duties
was 10 act as one Of the British arbitra-
TORS In the Venezuela boundary ques-
tion.-Harper' Weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-16
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

The funeral services over the remains
OF NJ Sproul. whose death We chron-
icled In these columns. will take place
from the Farmers ward meeting house
at pm. tomorrow.
Manager S. /. Chapman Of the Chip
man Mercantile company is in the city
from American Fork Mr.. Chapman Is
shipping a carload Of potatoes to Texas
daily
Attorney p, J. Stewart at today's
meeting OF the county commissioners,
called attention TO the school house
now IN course Cf erection in the west
end OF the Tayiorsville district claim
Ing that It Is not being built IN accord
ance with a decision recently rendered
by the board requiring that there shall
be a school room twenty-five by thirty
five and cloak rooms etc. Referred to
committee.
Upon motion OF +. NJ Allison Jr. Of
Ogden. Joseph Stewart Of the Michigan
supreme court was today admitted %
practice in the Utah courts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-16
POLITICAL POINTERS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Judge Chalmers Of Blackfoot and
John Henry smith addressed an audi
ence at Moreland, Idaho, last evening
upon political issues.
The German-Amerlcan Democratic
society win give a rally tomorrow night
in the workingmen hail. l5S state
street.
Judge Chandler addressed an audi
ence at Provo last evening upon the
principles Of Republicanism.
Senator Frank j. Cauno and Charles
Crane addressed an immense audience
at the Democratic Wigwam last
evening.
George Baird. George PiXton, proprie-
tors OF the Pacific hotel, Evanston. and
@. S Miles the big Wyoming sheep
owner. were among the visitors at the
Republican State headquarters this
afternoon.
A call has been issued 20 the Prohib-
itonists by County Chairman Phippen
of that party, for a meeting 20 be held
Thursday evening at the residence VI
Mrs a. b, Gauell 432 south Third East
the object OF the meeting being for
social intercourse and further organl2a.
tiOD
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-16
ADJUSTMENTS.


"a hot Old Time is always good
for a crowded house In Salt Lake and
last night proved no exception to the
rule. The Grand was crowded. and
everyone seemed pleased with the BILL
of-fare. The skit has been brought up
to date with a great number OF special
T. acts, chief among which are me
work Of Jess, Baker. the Gleesons and
Leach, the Gleesons being specially
good. The same bin runs tonight and
tomoirow night with a Wednesday
matinee.
J. NJ. Phillips. representing Black
Crook, Jr.. 4" which plays at the Theater
Friday Saturday and Saturday after
noon. IS IN the city billing his sgecta-
cular show. The seat sale opens to-
morrow.
Matt L. Berry Of "A Texas Steer Co."
and Eddie W. Dunn, for Stuart Rob-
son. both early attractions at the Thea
ter, are in the city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-16
LICENSES TO MARRY.

The following marriage licenses were
lshued today. VIM. J.Tuddenham Jr, "a,
and Alice MCalder %. both Of Salt Lake;
city; Frank S. Turing. IS. Of San Fran
cisco. Cal. and Miss Lottle Moore, IS,
Of Los Angeles, Cal, Hugh +. Melon
ala, "a and Miss Florence 7. Roberts,
10. both OF Park city Frederick Gygl,
80. and Miss Clara Hanchen 30, both Of
Salt Lake City, Paul f Haywood, IS,
OF Davenport, Iowa. and Miss Lois ).
Ross. 30. Of Sacramento CAL: David
l.. Butterheld. a. Of Taylorsville, and
Miss Annie G. Sisam, p. OF East Jor-
dan. samuel z. Hymas. So and Miss
Fannie s McMurray both Of Liberty,
Ida. Samuel Kaiser. %, ana Miss annie
Kunz. % both Of Salt Lake City;
Thomas George Odel 81 Of Butte CITY,
Mont.and Miss Maude Florence Hardy
q. Of salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-16
THE RIGHT THING.
A New Catarrh Cure, Which is Rapidly
I.l..Il.l. a.. H. I-...nI

Coming 10 the Frout.
For several years, Eucalyptol, Guaia-
col and Hydrastln have been rec0g-
nlzcd as standard remedies for catarr-
hal troubles, but they have always been
given separately AMI only very recently
an ingenious chemilt succeeded In COM
blning them. together with other anti
septics into pleasant. effective tablet.
Druggists sen the remedy under the
name of Stuarts Catarrh Tablets and
ID has met with remarkable success In
the cure OF nasal catarrh. bronchial and
throat oatarrh and In catarrh Of the
stomach,
Mr. i. n. Benton, whose address is
care of Clark House. Troy n, Y, says;
when / run up against anything that Is
good I Ike 90 tell people Of it. ! have
been troubled 0Ith catarrh more or less
for some time Last winter more than
ever Tried several so-called cures, but
did not get any benefit from them.
About six weeks ago / bought a 80 cent
box OF Stuarts Catauh Tablets and |
am glad 90 say that they have done
wonders Cor me and I do not hesitate
10 LEI an my friends know that Sluarts
Catarrh Tablets are the right thing.
Mr. Gto Casanova OF hotel Grifon
W est Nlu elI"'Ai -F'M i"th ivy MiAN'a'
1 have commenced using Stuarts
Cotawh Tablets and already they hive
given me better results than any
catarrh cure I have ever tried
a lcadins physician Of Pittsburg nd-
ylsos tho Usp az sJuarts Catarrh Tab
lets I'M preference TO any other treat
meut for catarh of the head throat or
stomach
he claims they are far superior 10
inhalers. salves. lotions or powder, and
are much more convenient and pleasant
90 take and are $50 harmless that l'ttle
children take them with benefit as they
contain no oplate. cocaine or any pol
s0nous drug
An druggists sell Stuarts Catarrh
Tablets al 30 cents for fun sized pack
age and thoy are pr0hgbly the safest
and most reliable cure for any form OF
Catarrh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-16
SPorti3e Notes.

Next Monday afternoon the Y NJ. c.
A. second team win play a game Of
football with the All Hallows second
team. The game viii be played at
Walkers field.
The heavyweight Y. NJ c. A. team
viii spend a couple OF hours In practice
In the gymnasium tonight The boys
are anxious 20 get into good shape for
their game with the Wyoming team
next month A telegram has been sent
10 Denver % the ID. w. c. asking for a
game. but no reply has as yet been re-
ccived.
Those who participated In the blcy-
Gle races az Agricultural park sunday
afternoon last are barred from the U.
G. A., by Representative John Sharp.
They rode without sanction.
Last niGht elem Turville and Ray
Hodgert left for Los Angeles. Cal,
where they WIN participate in the bicy-
Gle races this winter They will return
70 salt Lake next May
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-16
REGISTRATION IS
HEAVY TODAY.
Estimated That 1850 New Names
Had Been Added at 3 P NJ
DEMOCRATS CLAIM TO LEAD
Republicans Agree Such Is the FACT
Tor Today-But Contend that Their
Opponents AreYet Far Behind.

All things considered the registration
throughout the city today was quite
heayy-heavIer than anticipated. Up to
o'clock ct was estimated that an aver
age OF IS new names had been added TO
each Of the % election districts which
would make a total OF 1890, 1t was
further stated that the political head
quarters Of the two big parties that the
days registration would probably reach
about $500.
OF these the Democrats claim de-
cited majority. This claim the Republl-
can committe readily conceded eN-
plainlng that such must be the cQndi-
ton d. on previous registration days
most Of their vote. whereas they con-
tended that the Democrats were far be-
hind. Today closes registration until
October 30th and 3lst
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-16

with saw mills, etc, close by. People
In the town can 90 20 the nearby noun
tains and haul two loads OF coal a day
into the town. Emery is the southern
most town Of the county. and Is about
sixty miles almost east from Salina
SEWER county. The X. G. W. railway
runs through the latter place. so that
Emery has two railway stations. Price
little burg Of about COO people furnished
and assessor Mr. Brnkerhoof Is a
farmer stock-raiser and apiarist, and
Mr. Smith Is book keeper and farmer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-16

Ing rapidly, the vast alfalfa and ,,,,.
helds furnishing abundancs foS e'' y.
bees. Honey ana fruits are great ~ .5'
ucts In Emery county. p''''
HAY, LIVE STOCK, ETC.
All the farm products ar, n,o1,.
here. IL takes work OF cai,rs.- =.
plenty OF IT, but It Is done. MI. ~, 1'..
labor has been insufficient and ~,
impossible to hire. The hay NH.
has been very large. and h 055t,..
good market There Is a craat ar,,'-
Of sheep and cattle. well dls,r,b,.-,
among many owners, with no par-,
ularly large herds. Horses sv-
etc. are in plenty OF the CATTLE r-..
are OF the Hereford and Sbor,b,-
breeds, though there are others
Thls Is enough for the present p-.
ny county Is a great county n ustls5.
are not smooth. And IL has a s-.i
people. IL needs development nv
railway, by reservoirs canals
or reservoirs, the people are putting /.
several FIVE OF them now being ~
structed above the town of rmsT
and two above Ferron. Besides ibs,
there are a number Of canals. A.
when government aid comes this mss-,
Of development will be much h-ls,
enhanced, and viii bring Ia a porgt
ton that can be supported there.
THE NEWS IN THE LEAD
In Emery county, as In Carbon s,i
Uintah counties Preached by the sr,
mail serylce), the Deseret News Fs,,
the worlds news to the people a 8i7
ahead OF the other Salt Lake pspsr
and I'm consequence lbs subscrlp,.
list Is plling W. For instance. b,
salt Lake morning papers OF M,r.
day and the Deseret News OF M0n5i7
evening, with ITS news OF day ls,,'
come into. these counties on The san
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