Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-25
OUTLOOK N
SUGAR INDUSTRY.
r,t,vorable Conditions in Cache
Fair Output Anticipated in
Oregon aud Weber
nlyID ECCLES INTERVIEWED.
IA, Trial Jurors Weber Stake Pfl'
mary Conference Damage Suit
Against Telephone Company

IA, David Eecles of the Amalga-
umstsd sugar company VINO mas re-
emily returned from a trip through
6,.gon and Cache valley where the su-
s,r company has two Of It's FACTORIES
.,a,sd 10 the News representative
,S,, the outlook In the sugar beet In
dostry is fairly good. but not as favor
,bls az last year Az La Grande, ore
can the beet growers have planted well
,sts YEAR and their crops look very good
eonsidering the cool weather they have
synsrisnced this spring and unless
sometbinR unexpected should come up
"a iniure the crop there the factory viii
have a good run, even better tnan last
year -, -
favorable. says Mr., Eccles. The wea'
her has been very cold during the
snrlng so much so that the seeds did
not take root as they should have done,
thereby making the beet crop very
backward, and IN some parts Of the
valley worms and other insects were
very thick. and the beets did not grow
fast enough on account Of the chilly
weather, and the worms ate them, ON
account Of these great drawbacks some
Of the farmers became discouraged, and
ploughed up their beets, and planted
other crops on the ground thereby
greatly decreasing the company's acre
age In that district and Of course the
acreage being decreased the company
va be short on tonnage, and does not
gpeot az successful run at Logan this
ytar as last.
As TO the outlook In Weber county
and adjacent country which furnishes
sugar beets for the company's Ogden
Attory, Mr. Eccles says the outlook
kyery bright, while we have had some
c0d weather here and the season has
been very backward. the beet crop
looks very good, and the farmers feel
much more encouraged than they did
six weeks ago, for at that time the
bets in this county we're very back
ward and the beet growers were quite
discouraged but the last few weeks
Of warmer weather has brought the
crop along very rapidly
JULY TRIAL JURORS.
The following yenlre OF trial Jurors
Tor the July term OF the Second district
court has been drawn, Julius G. Kiesel,
John $, Noble, r, ID. Porter, Joseph
Baxter, Joseph G. Mcfarland, o. r..
Savage, Amos I, Stone, Fred J. Kiesel.
samuel Fowler, A. D. Shurtllff. Samuel
Thomas w. l., Boswell, ogden; w.
n Reynolds, North Ogden Joseph w.
Araye, Hooper, T. 8, Chandler, Wilson:
Joshua Homer, Farr West, William l..
cram Liberty; Joseph p. Wright, Og,
den' Lyman Skeen, Plain City; N. p.
zee, Farr West, Joseph II, Wallace,
North Ogden; Joseph Rlrie, Eden;
george j. Bltton, West Weber; Daniel
Johns, Pleasant View; W. c. Child, Jr,,
FAR West
WEBER STAKE PRIMARY CON-
FERENCE.
the annual conference OF the Weber
nnke Primary associations will be held
me ogden Tabernacle Sunday after
no9n az o'clock, President Louie y.
r r OF the general board, Salt Lake
wy together with other prominent
workers. In the Primary cause are ex-
vNled 70 be present and good pro-
slm VIII be rendered. The public
"'ordlally invited to attend.
BIG DAMAGE SUIT.
The FIRST action for damages N he
iI9usnt IN this city against the Utak
nVepehdent Telephone company will
Moughl by Mrs. Laura A. Lynch Ia
an .',eI SQvO damages alleged 10 be
sss Ior lhe death Of her husband. The
S,nuGmoerg'Carlson Telephone Manufac.
.ng company OF Rochester. N. Y, are
" mace defendants 60 the action.
snsn Mt Lyneh made application for her
Xxx. pSvuIment as guardian OF her son
minor, which was granted by
s "v,t so that she might bring the
m"n,, az Lynch met his death last
cors n W pole falling on him ON The
s,,a'. " wan avenue and Thlrtieth
Az crushng him so badly that he
sn, rom the same. The ACCIDENT, IL 1,
Sssu, was caused by the negligence
pany. 'N' 'e'ephole COM
LlscuMB-wHELEN NuPTIALs.
Marriage license was granted >,
ana w W. =. Whelen, "a, OF Boston, Mass.
BSns SnM May Helen Llscumb, 20, Of
hIl Wilkinson, the little hoy who
lrS sharp rock yesterday, knock.
u'n unconscious for several hours
recovering slowly.
om uJ county board OF equalization ha,
boltPt,a'ed its work for this season
'''s Two sessions today.
scHooLBoARD MEETING.
Ia, eGard OF education held A. rneetins
opep tsH az which Il was decided e
snpplv e public schools Sept ~. Tn,
celysd Su,nnlttee reported having re-
honsA pas from a number M pane,
ha soha aof furnishing drawingpa par 10,
mttsa us during the year. The nom
The M, ,seonmended tho acceptance n
offered ~ we Brantly Paper Co, whici
paper w. w. furnish 10000 sheets OF M,
rsport VIC ~a, at the lowest figure. Tn,
40 ,o,ipenntendents report shovet
pgnils .ient during the year - 4 ko,
tS.Se' ,s S,4A girls and 2,s2l bows An mvv,
Atisnd.nere We're six colorcd NUM-. ~,
school Ssrsn was 20 percent below IN,
are Ssls osn which shows that Their
city. ''''oren Of school arc IN m
co a Special committee, oon,,,t,r, ., r..
the pg,s Sna supt, Allison, reoom,,, ~ an A.
musiehoalne OF the Natural IT. ,,s, ,,ae,
schools thron,oo t use IN the dIffsren'