The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-30
MANTI FORGING AHEAD.
improvements in Contemplation Will
Beauty the Temple City.

NIanu. March 2S.-It IS now an assured
fact that Manti will pave the sidewalks
on Main street with cement the coming
summer. Arrangements are being MADE
and contracts are now being drawn up TOT
this purpose. and il Is expected that quite
an extensive piece Of work will be COM
pleted during the summer Work Will also
be commenced upon the new opera house,
which will be completed this year 1nere
are other extensive improvements contem-
plated for the beaUtfying Of our city TINS
season. It is expected that the city VIII
take hold Of the water Of the Manu irTi-
CATION COMPANY. locator in their reservoir
some miles south Of the CITY. for the pur-
pose OF increasing the supply OF water TOT
irrigation purposes and an effort will also
be made to increase the present water
supplv for the city for domestic purposes.
Considerable work is already under way
for the erection Of some new buildings.
and work is continuously going on by our
citizens in the way Of beauufying their
homes and surroundings The CONNER
Cial club Of this city is constantly at WORK
pushing matters for the upbuilding and
betterment of the Temple City and have
done much since its eXistanCe for the
progress and advancement Of the county
seat Of Sanpete. Work has already com
menced this year upon the beautiful tenn
pie grounds. whi6h will more than likely
be completed this year. The temple
stands upon a hill Of solid rock at the
north and overlooking the city. Thou
sands Of dollars were spent by the church
last year for the erection Of the latest i'm
proved water system, and making the
place one of beauty and attraction and
the good work will continue this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carrie have decided
TO make Mt. Pleasant their home for some
time at least. where Mr.. CARRIE will have
charge of the farm work upon the Burns
farm. located in that vicinity
ChriSteu Axeisen and little daughter
spent part of last week in Salt Lake City
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. c.
ANclsen.
The Manti High school graduates this
season are expected to be eighteen IN
number. as follows: Beoua Farnsworth-
RlauCh Metcalf. Matilda Andersen. Myr-
tie futile. Ethel Davenport. Belle futile,
IGNORE Dyreng. Christy Crawford Mag
gle Crawford. Clara Hail. Ann Parry
Ruby futile, ADpiS Harmon. Peter Peter
sen. Carlyle Munk. Horny Petersen Ed
ward Jensen and Frank Alder. The
school under the leadership Of Professor
D. IT. Robson. has been doing excellent
work during the school season and has
been honored with a number of pupils
from other cities in the state. Com
meucement exercises are expected to be
held the latter part OF May.
The well-knOwu Wales coal lands in
Sanpete county changed hands last week.
and are now in the possession of a new
company composed principally Of Nephi
business men. 1t is understood that the
deal mas been pending for some time.
Articles Of Incorporation of the West
Mountain coal company DN Wnlcn name
the new company will be known, we're
filed with the county clerk last week.
The directors and officers are: II. D.
Goldsborough. president; Thomas W.
Rees. vice president; T. c. Vim, secre-
tary and treasurer. with ". q. Ormc and
Z. +. GoldsbOroUgh as directors. Tt is
expected that one of the claims will be
put into operation at once, and the COM
pany expects I'm the near future to fur
nish an output Of coal from twenty-five
to fifty tons per day.
Miss Sdouia Olsten OF this city visited
friends and relatives in Salt Lake City
during the past week.
The domestic science girls Of the High
school entertained their mothers at dinner
i'm their quarters I'm the High school build
ing the latter part of the week.