The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-15
THE STATE PRESS.

According to the Salt Lake prcsS ~ is tho
intention OF tho Merchants and Manufactur-
three weeks. Logan will do the handsome
thing N tho bunch docs come up. but IL Civ
cn a choice this city would prefer that the
visit be made AT Home later date: Cacne Val
lev and Logan would lkn for the Visitors tc
this country et Its best, not alone for the
advantage that might result to us. but TINT
the visitors may enjoy themselves the more.
may sec tho falrc6t and most attractive pic
turc in the state OF Utah This Wiley at
Junetdo Ia beyond compare In Its natural
beauty. and those business men, nine-tenths OF
Of whom, It can bo reasonably presumed have
not been In Cnchc valley. would ind that n
sight az this county under favorable con-
ditlons would rcst their weary souls and give
fortune horc. however that visiting bodies
from the southland come to Va when IL lg
snow. but II this bunch can't Ind II convenient
TO visit us 1t NOR" auspicous time, tho
cl,y viii strive In maize up for tho zero toni
roraturc by a warmth OF hospItoliU.-Losnn
Republican.
The present cold spell Ia something
trnordinary In this part OF Utah. 1t has been
continuous during tho past eight weeks and
on several occasions the mercury in local
thermometers has been from 10 10 IL below
Zcro.-Eichheld sun.
And so neither Sanpeto nor Sevicr county
Is 10 have sugar factory this year nor In
The near future, far tho Utah Sugar
| company is concerned. according TO the latest
information. We not greatly surprised.
Fv0r since the Utah Sugar company selected
sanpetc county for location for n new
factory in the fact of well-known existing
conditions In both countries We felt sur" the
bottom had begun 10 drop out OF the whole
proposition Snnpcto county IL manitcauing
spotS at Sovier county for not ''whooping
II up" for tho Sanpeio' factory project after
Scvicr county had been turned down. We
look at this unreasonable. What advantage
IN II 10 this county To have factory In san
poto? The difference In freight between that
cceded % cents, and a toctory In Snnpvte
blasted TIC chances for this county Tor ycnrs
to como. --Richheld Reaper
One OF tho strongest educational movements
IN rcrcnt years Is The one now on in this state
for ,hc establishment OF lccnI high schools
why 20 AWAY from home at an expense Of
two or three hundred dollars year for that
which can bc supplied crectuolly and 80
thinking people everywhere. In this county
the movement is already heRrng fruit Lchl.
American Fork. Springville. Spanish Fork and
payson ench has It's local high school cover
Ing the hrst two years work II the 800 stu
dents In attendance wero compelled 10 go
AWAY 10 other settlements II would mean
placing the expense at s2Do each, outlay Of
500 oO0 per ycer, enough 10 pay the entire
school expense Of tho Ave cities namcd-I,ehi
3anncr.
The present year has opened with fairly
bright prospects for the farmers Of this coun-
W The unusual fall OF carly snow. the long
spell Of hard germ killing frost and the pres
ent favorable conditions of fall-plantcd grain
arc all working In favor OF tho hord-toillng
husbnndman- Besides the prcFent favorable
condition or tho elements, the prospects Tor
labor have never been good in tho history
of our county, The smelling works going up
at Garfield, the railroad grading that 10 be
ing rushed BY tho Western Pacific railroad
through the county, with prospects OF labor
that the mining industry Is opening up Will
surely bring work for ali for at least the next
two years TO como. Should these conditions all
come to pass this year IL certain 10 bo the
banner year In our Industrial history. But tho
great question Is. how going 20 improve
those conditions II they Gomez Two years OF
prosperity such VIC talk about would Just
be about the thing to pay off all our debts.
cancel all our farm mortgages and leave us in
a condition TO fairly hold our own In tho calm
when this work all passes away.-roocic
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