Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-15

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and Mrs. Henry stagg, who fell and
broke his arm some time ago, Is hav-
ing serious time with the broken
limb Although the fracture was come
pllCated. Or. Robertson who Is attend
Ing the case, Is confident Of complete
recovery
a NEW ENTERPRISE.
II rs not generally known that a
move is on 90 establish canning fac.
tory somewhere I'M Granite stake. But
such Is the case During the forcpayt
of the week word of q meeting was
quietly passed around, among the lead.
ing men of the county who have means
10 back such au enterprise. Some IT,
~ of the most influential farmers ana
business men met In the Granite stake
house Wednesday night and discussed
at length the possibility OF establish
Ing q canning factory to take care OF
the surplus fruit which the people are
unable 10 dispose Of IN any other way
10 was shown IN this meeting that
there are thousands Of bushels OF fruit
raised IN this county annually
which has to be fed 10 hogs.
while there is as much more which rots
ON the ground all for the want OF
market. a committee Of IS was chosen
TO investigate the matter thoroughly
and report their findings nc the earliest
possible date.
10 was also suggested that the people
form fruit growers association,
through which producers may be- able
20 reach the markets outside OF the
state with the fruits and garden pro.
duco.
Following are the names Of sorI
Of those present II r. Cutler, who ~
general manager, of the Utah Sugar
company; Frank Y. Taylor president
Of the Granite stake; John VI Cannon,
James Godfrey HCber BonniOn and
Henry Harker. II is more than likely
that II a canning factory is built II win
be established I'm Murray
THROWN FROM A BUGGY.
a lively runaway occurred at the
Highland Boy Wednesday last. As a
man whose name could not be learned
came driving along the street az lively
rate, IN a light buggy, the wheel struck
a rut. throwing the driver out under
the wheels. which passed over his body
but as the rig was light no harm was
done. All that could be seen OF the
fleeing horse was a cloud Of dust and
when the shaken driver picked himself
up he had the appearance Of man
who had stood at the rear end Of
thrashing machine all day No serious
harm was done, the horse being caught
near Bingham Junction.
SUCCESSFUL CONCERT.
The concert given I'm the Murray
Opera House Thursday evening was
attended by full house and the CONF
mittoe deserves credit for arranging
such q pleasant and talented program,
The singing ana recitng We're eXcep-
tIonally good and the Willies Picka-
nlnnies made the hit of the evening.
In all the program was well rendered
and greatly appreciated by the poo-
pie present. The next event win be a
dance at the opera house Friday
oct. q.
CITY COUNCIL SESSION,
The meeting OF the last city coun-
ell was a regular monthly bin night
and a great many claims and bills
were allowed. The water question
was again taken up and after con-
siderable wrangIlng the petition which
was prepared and presented 10 the
council by the business men of the
city was thrown iu the waste basket
Thus the city council ignored the SEM
timent and desires OF the citizens
The proposition to build court
house, which was taken up 10y the
council some time ago, was
laid on the table until spring. Eight
more arc lights were ordered installed
three on State street 10 Sixteenth
South. one on Eddings street, two ON
Poplar and two on Murray streets,
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Miss Efe Gardner, who has Tor sew
eral years past been living with Mrs.
j. *. Miller of Murray, was taken 10
her home In Pine valley, Washington
county Friday evening She was for
merly engaged az Cohn's In Salt Lake
city Some time ago she became IN,
and was operated upon at the Holy
Cross hospital, since then her strength
has gradually failed until II was
thought wise to remove her to her home
where It IS hoped the change OF climate !
will prove beneficial to her.
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