Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

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" eH' NIsi'' ei'e' '"F'N
yours s'''0' '''0 90 80, 49,,
W. ~ 80 Tho hpel.
t"o ie''u' W '"V e''''
ness section Of the city Hnu OF wv
number Of business buildings, and the
bosritaiitv Of tina neoplc. Within an
-'....., ,,,,.f,,,i,,s 90
hour ne IeveN'u 9'''''' ''''
visit old acqujlntahcea' anu II iS
known fact often commented upon,
a.. ,,, .oo,1. of priob,m CIV are
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famous lor ''tH CUE "l'' '''
This town Is one OF the oIaest OF the
state The first attempts at settle
mn. a.. ,,..,.,o,. 5ofo hack TO
h'e'' "'.'''' ''' 49,, -.
1850 IN Whicn year me hlFt houses "elc
built. The quantity OF water avail
-. Co... ,.r,,.,,i,,, ,,.as il-,ltol and was
so,, ,5
az appropria,eu pS ule curry , oo >, "''''
me amount vi "at.I t'' ~, '17'i -" so,il M.
cultp ated Tho city is situated on am
eeVl yea plateau s,opils lu az s,3 W. M I
uoi SAyopt Wv lev W, 800 lee Ia.
loWn 10 DoI Si.,,gis,i 49, r",o,n,ndine
ultioi, 70 u,i" w.. -, f,nr, T, ,,roat
nill tlc lo"il sun
Instance
Had Become Important.
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by inc year laoo IL lll plgU KY u',g W.
the most hnpoI'5Ht tu""' W. u'. .'"u i,..
IAN leslon' "il 'uUu' IN e,'ir 10
!nua ~. l',,' I'u,l -, $500. tI,e,
the late PRESIDENT Lorenzo 9loN, . ti..,i
one OF the IWe'Ne Apos.iea' t' ~.
"a
ultnde ana lnlPo1t'l,Ou, 'ns3 a.,vii'p ~ W
20 solve al' ut p,oDlei'S VI
labor ana o. poyg!.y, ,,!,,,.b nav
organized ihlp commune "'''N', ,',|S
DC COMPARED 10 uiNe ~ 49, i,i,ioo
WI no' aullII y, " wy ,,,,eu q. t o,,
OF TINS otsNHIHa.I", ou''.De 60
thhl II Nda " oi ,,"''", 80 -
hlshea luC,lti'e e'"ptJi i"' ir U ,I, ton.1
man, Wolhun amu ri'.n o,,
capdDle OF Hl.,liual 'u0o,, any "a 's,,.i,,.t
priseu De'"eeu "'N .,i,',, IA
pranohea OF luun,i Nv ,i,.,t ~
Irouuc'lon nilu ,,,a, ,,s, - '''''' W
'he heCessdl'o' u '''1'
Might Have Moved ON.
- ,.-.,-..
had become so perfoct IN its operations
and results. that had AN the rest of the
inhabitants OF the earth, with their
wealth and Industries, been suddenly
gnnihilated. the peOple OF Brigham City
might have moved ON in the even tenor
Of their way, producing with their own
hands ana from their own resources,
nearly every article and commodity
necessary to comfort and advanced Cl-
villzation.
nuring the time The United order, as
this organization was called. tlourished,
The inhabitants of Brigham City pros
nered and Increased I'm wealth In a re-
markable degree. outside pressure,
particularly In The nature OF vicious
itiqation M lergth brought about the
end OF this remarkable organization.and
It's attempts at solving the great p'ob-
lens Of human life and society. But
u nade record on 'iuso' u.ns 'ntr,IaI
science. Scholars and philosophers
will vet accord TO the people OF Brig
ham City the credit for having done
more to solve the problems with which
they grappled than any other commun-
istic society that has existed In modern
times.
Then the Fruit of Industr,
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me ulssolutloh OF tne Cn't yea. N'' wv,
Which occurred ~ VIC e"i' 49,, -,
LOT time, set pnIN !" Ne P'V ~, ~ /,
OF the town put about tnat lline u
began TO develop lne nun must ~, > ,
when mas ever since grown lupluly ' ''..
mas, during recent years, peeu tNtlei ne,
~ prontaple TO the inu1ui'ai w.. t hoa
DECADE or more piisuall ~ ~, ~
been famous throusn tns ene' ~, ny ,ho
mountih region ana 10 iai '''I 90 ,a'
missouri river, LOT ae,.ylo ~ ,e'', Az
cherrles, opriCots' ~ ,.,,I,I
other FRUITS Nnicn 'He ~ wv" So 80
~ yield IN great n .9 ,llt. oo az
pecullarlty III tne SUI ,,iig'' os,eot, I'i
FRUITS grown III lllS u,Stl .r'' , ~,
the peaches, ruIt u" ~ "I ts ,raot
sclous qudH,I, ~ W.. Wy. H., bo,,a
uenlaIlu LOT VlV," "''O'0'0'
been introduced
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