Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-04

" the committee put I'm their time
without cents compensation, believing
the cause worthy of eyeyonc'S emory
and with the people standing back OK
them, they felt secure and went about
their labors determined to succeed, Ihey
did succeed IN less than three months
after the holding of the first meeting
OF citizens. practically AN Of the rights |
of way had been secured, IN June me |
contract for the grading was let ana /
the work put under way
ASSISTANCE MUCH APPRECIATED.
The citizens committee received val
liable assistance FROM Moronl ward u
prominent resident OF Riverside, Utah,
Had 30 not been Tor hls help, II Is pos
s.lle tho prOJec, might have failed, AZ
any rate Mr.. Ward aid the committee
valuable service IN the interviews had
Alih the settlers from Garland 70 the
Idaho state line The necessary rights
Of way were secured, without the ne
cessity Of resorting 10 conformation
Proceedings. The fund subscribed 70
has been used up ana some more
When It became apparent that the
railroad was sure 90 the Ct0h sugar
company contracted for a beet crop IN
the Malad valley aud supplied the nee"
essJry seed TO plant 500 acres. Unfor-
tuuatalytuc beginning VAS not wrought
under such auspicIous circumstances as
was hoped for, The rayages or th'
pest, or white n.y. which attacked the
growing fields elsewhere, did 80 mere
This coupled with the fact too, mat
lent culture was a new thing Tor the
farmers Of that country ana the cult
~, ", 'a,V ~, l,iod scinntigc Win
.'' ~ k.,,,s. ,,Iu n. Iiyht while
,', 49, ,ii,,,,,,o God sor,c from
S''o l''t3 ,,,,,,.ino NJ hnots the
' ,,,'5ss'' , ~. co., Eesi3ent Aarirul.
,,,rist o',ig ~ Ne G,rlonJ factory that
sgrr,crs ara already making contracts
co.. 49, ,,s,,S5 cr,D and thnro ia every
! ~, sGr IN boilnvo tbe Nalnd valley VIII
| emf ouitp "A figure I'm The beet busiucss
| I'm 1905
| NaIed civ is NOT only the metropolis
| az d.. ,-,II.v of tba+ mime hut II is
B ALSO the commercial center of a vast
4 srope Of country Inn Idaho The popula.
/ ton of Nh. town is estimated TO be
| aInit $40 and Of this number there
| ,rp yrry T.,. who do not own their
lnuog. some live An quite stately man.
| slns Will. Others are content to Ny'
! II,ag less vaccinations. The old adobe
house of the pioneers Is good enough
for some who 40 ON the principle that
ryhat vlg GOOD enough for the fathers
is good enough for the sons" The city
is ID bower. of shade trees an the sum-
NOR tla,. IT, wide streets are lined
with bem. The inhabitants have the
advantage Of good schools and houses
Df Worship. The school populauun OF
| Malad is about 700 In the public inslltu-
tuu. W which If instructors are en-
Duyel. including the principal With
u the past few years a modern brick
sohuu building was erected at cost or
$4,000. The PrCsbyterians also conduct
90 purochial school which has an at
tendance Of anywhere from rs to 1850
pupils Malad has two good newspa.
rGs, the Peoples Advocate and The
! Entprprse II also has well organ
i8ed cornet band,
AZ tho prssen, lima the rfty ia without
y9ter vyorlts or electric LIGHTING svs.
ems But theen are thInes ina, I'm
follow tba coming Of Inc railroad the
matter of providinR A water system n
already being considered and undoubt-
c5lv the evisfine town government VIII
accompllsb something towards that end
before very long To provide n water
system yni entail considerable expense
but a majority OF the people are alive
IN the fact mat something must be
done 10 provide means of protection
| fro,,, FIRE Salt LIKE syndicate re.
Gently secured franchise and has com.
r,enn.s the iretollotion Of an electric
iipbtinr eysforn. so that Il As autlc,.
mated that Il win not be long until thr
NoIad ana tho north end of the vale,
v.Ul NOT orlv have facilities for light.
inc hui fo, mower. as ,veu.
an ~. ,, ,,,5, o.,, ,,,,r ro,ross,t =.
Al ,IS, w ,t,,. hnt ,,it 6 , io conrie
t u" III ',, ,o roi.,, ~ tbora viii me rno,,,
~ w.. |r ,''n .,,. ii,,.s 10 b,,s,ras. Ia a..