Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-18
CROP AND BUSINESS
REPORT FROM CAREY

= REY. June l5.-Tho dry spell
- continues throughout this section
and many are feeling very much con-
ccrncd as to what will be the outcome
unless we have rain soon. Dry farm
ing. where followed entirely in some
parts OF the valley viii be failurc
without speedy moisture. The grass
on the hills SIS beginning 10 dry w
and sheep men viii soon hardly know
where to go for feed. The water lh
the canyon streams is lowering qulte
fast. and some feel doubtful about
water for the second crop or hay
unless providence sees NJ TO send ram
to relieve the situation. The nay crop
now Is looking fine, and the hrst OF
the coming week Will see some star ing
In TO put w first crop. Ususally july
I to .. Is the time Of commencement.
The flocks Of sheep are getting
pretty well sheared mp, ana a large
number OF teams are passing here
daily, hauling the wool 10 the rail-
road station 20 be loaded ana snip
ned Most Of IL Will be sent to chi
cago TO be stored in the large ware
houses I'm which a goodly number or
flock owners hereabouts are Interested
share-h holders Very little Of the clip
of wool here was sold to buyers this
spriug.
Interest I'm the plotting OF n town
site and the selling OF town lots keeps
up and Messrs J. II. Phippen q son
are pushing matters and are hgurlug
on having a public sale OF lots, by
bids. about July -
a largely attended meeting or the
citizens was held last night to talk
over the matter Of organizing Com
mcrciaI club to boost the new town,
INT they did not get far
enough along 70 effect AN organization.
\ meeting Is called for tomorrow
at Picabo, ton silver Sreek), 10 de-
cided on completing arrangements or
organize a company 10 construct and
operate grist mill ON Silver Creek
two miles below Picabo. a fine site
for the same was purchased last year.
Rumor says IL will be a sure go this
time either by the community OF
private individuals.
MIR. William Baird has started 10
build a fine brick residence import
ing from Utah pressed brick FOR the
same. The wool-haulers take tho
wool down TO the station and load
back with brick for Mr.. Baird.
W. Il wilde. who sold out here "a
! the spring and moved 90 COalville.
Utah. mas returned, with his family
To Carey, bought piece or land ana
Is building a residence on same. i, \.
Wheaton, our blacksmith for over 10
years has sold his shop, tools and
land TO II. Turner Of Bellevue and r.
r. Brooks OF Carey and Mr.. Turner ls
now erecting a residence building on
the lot Alfred Farusworth and Ed
ward Davis are both putting up husi-
ness btnldings, on Main street near the
center of business.
Evan ~ Arthur brought M a
flock OF sheep, 10y train from Tooele
county. Utah. last week. He returned
home last saturday
Mr.. f. Cameron and Mrs Erwin
Kelley returned from salt Lake today.
They made a visit to their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs George culver OF Ctah's
cairital Myrtle John and Leslie Culver
accompanied them home 20 visit here
for few weeks
Two weeks ago Edward, the 10
year old son Of the late james Carey,
died OF leakage Of the heart (dropsy).
The funeral services we're conducted
under the direction Of the bishopric
OF this ward.
Another boy baby has lately come 10
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson \.
Condie
Mrs. A. y. Case returned home today
with her son sterling. from salt Lake,
where she has had her boy under
medical treatment for several weeks
for some disease IN the neck and Jaw.
While tho boy II not healed. II Is
considered he Is on the improve.