The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-08

SUGAR FACTORY WILL CLOSE
Season at Lehi Has Been Prosperous
School in New Building
Today.

Lehi, Jan. THE sugar factory will
close for the season the latter part OF
this week. Owing to the installation of
the Stlft1ns process for treating the sec
ohd syrup product, a much higher per
cent of sugar has been saved than dur
ing previous runs. The new process re-
CURES much more boiling room than did
ala the old, and this extra pan room not
having been provided this season the run
mas been extended one-third longer than
was anticipated. The employees will be
rendered banquet and ball when the
campaign is over.
Superintendent T. II Edwards, Assist
ant superintendent Henry Petit Fore
men David DOton and Nose D. Evans and
chemist Heber G. Cutler of the Garland
sugar factory are in Lehi visiting the
Lehi factory.
Superintendent Taylor Roy Eccles and
engineer Blair of the Lewiston sugar fac
tory are also visiting the Lehi plant
Bernard G. Webb has returned from a
two years mission to the northern states.
having spent the latter part of his labors
IN Nauyoo the home of Joseph Smith.
John Y. smith, 5. w. Ross and David
Jones went to Caliente the first part of
the week to arrange for development
work on some property owned by them.
henry East left for the property Friday,
and with Mr.. Jones will sink an incline
on the property, which shows we'll in sill
yer, lead and copper
john d. WOodhOuse, who was elected a
member of the city council, has rendered
y
wood will be appointed to fill the vacancy.
Mr. HARDWOOD has served in the council
before and has an enviabIe record.
The funeral services over the remains
OF Uhrilda Pearl, the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Melvin Johnson, were held in the
Third ward meeting house Thursday The
little girl died at the l.. d. S. hospital
Professor and Mrs. James T. WQrltOn
returned this week to Sugar Witty, after
ten days visit with relatives in Lehi.
Mrs. Andrew jacobson of Salt Lake
City and Mrs. Ben Firman of Sugar City,
Ida, have been the guests of Mrs. Joseph
PuSson the past week.
X. A. Bohn, who has been managing d
1,OO0-acre beet farm near Sugar City,
Ida, is in Lehi visiting friends. Mr.. Be-
lin says that he had 500 acres of sugar
beets this season which averaged over
fourteen tons per acre. He will plant
about 500 acres the coming season.
Mrs. ]. G. Alfred of Raymond, Canada,
and Mrs. Harry Pitchforth of Nephi are
visiting with their sister, Mrs. Isaac Fox.
Elisha Kairen, Henry Day, Mrs. Sarah
Sabley, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Coates and
Mrs. Henry Howes of Magrath, Canada,
are in Lehi to spend the winter.
Morgan Woodhouse, agricultural super
intendent for the sugar company at Idaho
Falls, is spending month in Lehi. Mr..
Woodhouse reports tn farmers as prepar-
ing to greatly increase their sugar beet
acreage for the coming season.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. 70. Darling returned
Thursday from Rock Springs, where they
visited with two of their sons
7. J. WadSwOrth and family spent most
of the past week visiting in Morgan.
Il l.. Kendall of GOldfield, New, who
has been spending the past two weeks
with his father in Lehi, has returned to
the land of fortunes in Nevada. Mr.. Ken
dali reports great activity in Goldfield,
and modestly acknowledges that he owns
some likely looking ground himself.
The Independent Telephone company
will install a central in Lehi In the near
future and will start out with about
eighty subscribers in the exchange.
Mrs. NJ McOmie will move to Eureka,
where she will spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs O. A Crismon.
Lehi new $4,000 Central school house has
been completed and school will open in it
tomorrow. The building is up to date in
all respects and will accommodate 400
students. Appropriate dedicatory eXer-
cises will be held during the week, to
which the public will be invited.