Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01

, end be not too far distant. There Il
a way OF utilizing these interior wastes,
nut II rests Of course. with the pro-
perry owners and builders. and that
by resorting to parks, and few ideal
houses around them; and with all
economy and perfect sanitary condI-
tons
There are certain features. not "a
cur credit 90 be sure. pointed out by
tourists every time. For instance side
ny side with a large and beautiful
residence a tumble-down hut falling
away and filling up lot, which II
not built upon could az least be kent
IN good order Also well kept grounds
and lawns adjacent TO plots over grown
with weeds and bushes. "CatecOrner'
10 mat beautiful gray stone structure,
the Congregational church, Is an emp
" corner lot overrup with weeds and
falling fruit and street children. with
It's surrounding old rock wall crumb-
ling and falling away 20 the sidewalk.
II not a residence. why not lawn
or tiny park? At any rate clean and
clear appearance for the sake OF the
rest OF the well kept street. How Of
ten, too. do we see one side Of
street well kept, clean, pleasing-look-
Ing homes. and the other seemingly
holding together as long as there is
a nail left. or what Is more often the
case, falling down for the need Of a
nail There Is one street in particular
all harmony on one side, while com
ulete dlscord holds forth on the other.
and II Is simply n matter Of enterprise
IN this case. not means
South Temple. stretching away clean
and clear east and west, a street beau
uful as any city could wish for-hut
marred, marred by patches Of parched
weeds and brambles. etc. looming uu.
slightly between the green parking un.
der the shade trees, kept up BY the
Few. There are also certain sidewalks
IN front Of wealthy residences. that
are a disgrace 20 such street old
stone pavements tripping you up. or
letting YOU down with nothing short
NJ a sprained ankle In front OF one
large home. part Of the sidewalk Is
In this condition, Of many years back. !
too, while the other part Is ruts and
hilloCks and what Is far worse and |
dangerous pegs sticking up here and |
there causing YOU 10 fall headlong
IN The dark, and even IN the daylight |
II you don't watch your feet every step |
OF the way.
Back In Iowa Illinois, and Indiana.
and suppose all the other eastern |
states, even IN the small towns. there |
is uniformity and harmony ~ houses |
and streets, restful and pleasing to |
behold. Everybody seems 10 Vie with |
his neighbor in building his house I'm |
correct line, keeping his lawns and |
hedges just IS green, short and we'll |
kept This is so among the poorer |
classes, as we'll az the wealthy. The |
streets as far as they reach. are clean. |
free from weeds. and last. but by no
means least, garbage The stables I'm
the back Yards are good and whole
some "a look upon inside and out As
clean and orderly, as the home itself
and where there Is not a gravel drive
the lawn often extends Ia the yer,
stable door one little city In Iowa Is
a picture OF harmony and beauty. from
one end to the other each citizen
seems to look upon IL as his own par
tiCular garden spnt. such is the uni |
son and complete harmony Of the |
whole. The whole population works |
together as one body. and the result Is
that little city resembles a beautiful |
studded with homes seemingly carved |
out OF the clay and moulded by the
same skilled hand
When will our already beautiful city 1
awaken 10 her state OF nerfect har-
mony and glory7 She does not vet
blossom as the rose: for every petal
NJ the rose Is uniform and glowing and
sweet smelling and that Is Just a
'ffF1a 10 60 - krr |
On the Fourth Of July. the BOYS Of
Canyon Crest were lined up IN the
'arly morning and given q new suit
y clothes. a certain amount Of money, |