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Show EVENING NEWS SATURDAY JULY 5 ,1919 DESERET VI LIFE IN UTAH FIFTY YEARS AGO (Compiled From the Files of The Deseret News of 1869). OUR GALLERY OF PIONEERS . tral railroad, and to be followed by following item are culled: Music wss sue many other rafts. Crops in Tooele iirnlh, J by the WellevUle, Logaa repBmithfleld choirs. The speaker valley were fine. Elder Stevenson in wrote. Bishop Rowberry had told him resenting' the general authorities, addition to Preet. Young, were Preat that's eet of braes instrument would CanD. H. Well and Elder Oeo. Q soon arrive from the east for the non, W. H. Hooper, W. Woodruff, B formation of a band In Tooele city. Cache men of A of number Youpg, Jr. Pond town Irrigation, Ditch.' valley wera called to go on missions One of the selections sung by the LoM. Coombs send a news letIsaac gan choir wa The Villager Evening ter from city, paying special Hymn, the music being composed by attention Payeon to the Pond town irrigation A C. Bmyth of Logan. Prest. Young which had just been completed called for 84 men to go Into Logan ditch,was regarded, as a great agriculcanyon and open the road to the divide and between Logan and St. Charles In tural achievement. The ditch was Rich county. He also urged that the eight miles long, from tho dam at the mouth of Spanish Fork canyon to its meetinghouse be completed. western terminus It wee designed to CoeeT to Moot Indians, irrigate 1,(00 acres. Lyman Curtiswas foreman. The ditch had been unThere Is not in this issue as much years. local news as usual D. B. Huntington der construction The settlement of Pcndtown had bad left for Fort Ephraim to meet and changed its name to Salem, and a new band of about 104 Shib-er-Indiana, who had been brought school house and meetinghouse - hsd i there by Chief ..Black Hawk. They been erected. were part of the Indiana who had been -- From the Helena (Mont) Herald guilty of depredations in the south but account was taken of a royal reception General Hancock they were tired and wanted peace. there in., honor-- of Col Head, the Indian superintendent, and his staff, mention of whole visit was sent for to go end meet them, In the west was mad In this departbut being unable to do so, he sent Mr. ment recently. and not of the bill. To my certain Huntington in hia. place. editorial thl week is deThe knowledge there are large areas of Funeral service hsd been, held for voted toonly the theme of the railroad add timber lands and wet-lan- d Mrs. Martha Fowler, wife of Henry C. Its benefits; in the south that can be reclaimed and Fowler, in the .Twentieth ward. ' The corner-In the poetry Thouutilised under it provision poem by speaker at the services were Prest, "Ned Buntline' written at the Townlands in the sands of acres of Oeo. A... Smith ad -- Elder Joseph V. send house In this city. June 80, available for. nonthvrcrt can i Smith. It t a tribute to the people of Utah Settlement. Arid lands ' of the west A heart-fe- lt welcome la expressed and the settlements and abandoned nestling among for Elder Ellas.MorrU, who hud Just tion method more can be reclaimed, would be (Special to The New) farms and waste land of the north D. C., June 2- - practicable in Inich a gigantic underarrived from a four-yea- r mission ini11 Themc,unn week this dlecoure be can reproduced and oast brought back into the British Isles. Ths Item give Addison T. taking aa that proposed by the bill. delivered by Elder Gore Q. WASHINGTON, brief account of Elder Morris' labor productivity, Former Governor has brought tabernacle b, Spry. M? April When questioned by member as to and also tells of his Journey home,ff?"on In today's hearings, former Gov- whether the scope of the bill should to the attention of the fedduring which he waa at the head of a 1889,, ernor Wm. Spry of Utah appeared be- be extended, he said that the measure From the general and telegraph party of several hundred immigrant eral trade commission of the house fore the committee as a member of the was but the foundation for the All were brought the long distance news the following items are taken: of the matter the Dr. E. O. Haven, president of Mich- of representative in safety, although on infant died commission appointed by Gov-- 1 sequent legislation that would be. en- the in of gasoline price ernor Bamberger of Utah to represent acted for the relief and benefit of solat Cheyenns. 'In tha party wera quit igan university, had been elected pres- exorbitant Rocky mountain state which is nearly a number of aged people, several of ident of Northwestern university. with the fed- diers. He expressed hope that the In the state in aa the charged a much a price twice whom had to be carried by their relaeral government in connection with success of this measure would warrant Georg W, Dent, supermienflent of central and eastern state He hope tives and friend Elder Morris Indian affairs for Arizona, reported settlement work. a later extension by the state and fed- have an investigation conducted this brought word that Elder W. C. Blaines, widespread- depredatkmsof Indiana Jn to of .Much of ihe. opposition tn the bill. era! governments to .soldier in tn who recently bad gone east tablet that territory. Several wagon trains which will result Mr. comes from members who believe that curing individual farms through farm to western consumer as Immigration agent for tho Church, had been attacked, the whit men the price the benefits will go to the west and, loan and even In building city homes Smith contends that now that the war all had sailed from New York for Liver- killed and their stook driven off. banks. ia no reasonable excuse who feel that the bill should not only tmrough federal home-loa- n over is there Unpool to confer with Prest. Carrington the for those returning soldiers Gov. Spry also reported Concerning the report that that his price charged for provide of the British mission In relation to ion ' Pacific waa badly managed, for the exorbitant who desire to go on the land, but for state had authorized the sale of gasoline in western state, regardless all emigration affairs. Horace Whit and J. D. Caton, who of of secthem alike. This la not a worth of bonda, the proceeds freight rate Col. Judson, whose nom-dplume had made an Inspection trip, teletional measure, Gov. Spry insisted. to be used in settlement work; and exHansen at Hearing. waa "Ned Buntline," had arrived In Bishop Lake Salt from state Union of can Washington the receive Every the opinion that other states the etty and waa to give a lecture on agraphed Unlike the other appearing before benefits under It. If any state does not pressed would doubtless make similar pro- Total Abstinence From the Use of I denial of the story. the committee on the publlo lands of benefit it will be the fault of the state vision Intoxicating . Liquors." The lecture the house of representative during the was to be given in the Thirteenth hearings on the Mondell soldiers NEWEST NOTES OF ward assembly room. bill thia week, either indorsElder Levi Garrett hsd left for s SCIENCE ing or condemning the bill as a whole. mission to Europe. Bishop William L. Hansen of Salt Lake Robert Ramsey, Esq., of the CraftsCity, colonisation agent for the MorThe For Deseret News, CesspUed In a man, Canada paper published mon Church, went through the bill I accompanied by a Mr. -- Kimball of from page to page discussing it California paid The, New office a German scientists hsv obtained provisions In detail suggesting amendpleasant call and expressed their surments and offering constructive critipulp from hop vine prise and delight at Utah's beautiful paper Inventor cism, baaing the whole on hi actual has An combined, cigar experience in settlement work. While scenery and the evidences of Industry cutter with a watch for men. and prosperity they hsd seen. expressed himself h being heartily in the he taken has the Java tinleadership Alfred Best, a well known In favor of the measure, he felt that smith of this city, had gone on a cultivation of quinine away from Peru. the amounts to be loaned to the solWoven wire poles for electric wire dier for livestock and Improvements trip to the east, partly on bualneas and partly for the benefit of his or lights have been Invented by a Chi- provided for In the not adehealth. He wss te visit relatives cago man. He recommended that the quate. and friends in Canada, as Well as in Venezuela ha begun the manufac- 11,204 loan for improvements be raised WHAT HAPPENED JtLY 5. the eastern state. ture of vaccine virus in government to I2.S00; and pointed out that 8804 Mention is made of a home prod- laboratories. would not go very far in Mocking a , ISIS, Hew Era Feature. Ooerriakt, uct banner, six by eight feet, prelivestock. He Florida led the states In production farm with properly-bre- d . . . British 1814. Messrs. Treecott and Jone pared by of fuller's earth last year and Texas suggested that $1,600 at least should gain south of Ypres . . . Secretary President of bt Huerta confirmed representatives of ths Mechanics un- ranked next."- -' be provided. War Baker revokes order divertElection. Mexico in National ion, for tha Independence day paHia experience, he said, had shown' coffee said to be A tree ing war cables to Creel. rade. The banner, whioh had been free from producing J81K. an to him discovered such make that been caffeln has 1818. enterprise a success the settler must become Just painted by D. Weggeland, wa deGerman wedge moving on WarsawRepresentatives of 21 clared to bo a very fin specimen of In Madagascar. . German avis. a a five miles interested Into in the Republic Including 6 Presl- - . day use, cover financially project, easily put Folding work. tors raid English seaport town of- dents, in meeting at New York City, Invented for protecting and every other way, as it is possible . Canada sends sub. to moral Harwich United Announcement t made of tho mar- have been pledge support to make him. He should be given the from cold. t marines to British Navy . . . Ger- States in war . . . Count Von riage of Laron Pratt and Miss Ethel-win- n plants redeem and to to take title Tor the several can he right New tn York which man Meat kept signed German Ambassador to Ru-- 1 posters C. Brown, both of thia cHy, the land at any time he ia able to pay his Is salted in Colombia by dip. assassinated at Moscow . "Organisation of American Women ceremony being performed by Prest months total he should be for Strict Neutrality,'' urge Stoppage Allied Council reaches Important deobligation, required ping it into the tea. D. H. Well- 14 imof to munitions cent of exports thb pay perhaps per cisions in secret council on war By using a new Jack with a rocker-lik-e down instead of ( per provements situation . . , Honse passes 181. base an automobile can he made cent; Report From fcokmam. 40 instead trim and of giving"" " authorizing- President to taks flank and rout Gentians Bishop CalUstor of Fillmore Was in to literally lift iteelf. years years in which to make paySenate psas- south of the Dniester; - press Gee- - Over wlri e systems . Balt Laka with a train of eight wagEngland has a farm devotgd exchi ments at 4 per cent Interest, the rate 68.000.000,000 mans to north Hindenburg joins hundred German bond bill , . . Two ons to get agricultural machinery for alvety to raising butterflies selling should be raised Mackensen in effort to save situaplanes sent against during the latter half more than 10.009 annually. private citizens and for the thb period as an inducement to pay tion . . .Headquarters for Roose- our front . . . Italians extend Piave A combination wire frame and float of store at Fillmore. He reports . . division . ops velt American army Defense Sooff proposed loan and take title. The mingains , that the resident of Fillmore were his been invented to permit hunters ute the ened. ciety presents medal for distinghe takes clear title he begin to as use ducks dead to were and decoy. that prospects 181T. uished service" tb Commander Bruce prospering in the project, and A Danish plant is making s bouillon take more lntereet fine, although ths fruit crop had been A astro German forces seize of- R. Ware, Commanding Naval Gun see the land about him oxtract from the bones of freshly his desire tobecomes . . . Smashinjured somewhat by late frost Crew, who fired first shot of the fensive against Russia keener. Bishop Improved Word bad been received of the ar- slaughtered cattle and horse at war. Prince, ing defeat for Crown Hansen said blind per" rival at Liverpool of the steamship Pennsylvania ha more He further pointed "out the beneWHAT HAPPENED JCLY S. te but-- New Clty- of Antwerp, having on board El- - sons than any other-stafit and general aucees of the com Mexico has the greatest percentage. aa (Clip past this la year aerap- - hook.) center plan in church projects, Aa the top of a dish Invented by a monlty 1814. but prisoners in Galicia. possibly a combinaFrenchman I pressed down it cut tion auggestedYhat of thia and . 181T. the Infiltra Count Karolyi of Hungary asks butter Into individual portions. American aid In fight for freedom American section in French Battle For Indoor target practice a pistol Announcement lie already chosen and approved bv from Austria from which a ping pong ball is shot cause of serious accidents. at State Department that Huerta is Pershing America has 705.004 Mexico to leave An by a spring has been patented. DeGama, men Is arms on ready Berlin admit engineer bunding ABC confer- U S. under President A deposit of chrome or that is be- Piece English Dissolved of be factor in' 1818-T- hree will concrete troops bouse walla with a ia believed In of American Rhodesia cells ence, occupation ing developed prominent New York City central air spaoe by erecting the core Vera Crus prejudicial to peace. to be tb richest in the world. merchants interned as German spies first moving the outer raonld up1818. Published Lever outside a new gaa range ward and story of submarine aa the concrete is poured. on our transports questioned move a broiler any desired Russian line twice pierced by attack Almost all the senate in .machine the usually with relation to the heat. Archduke Joseph's forces, with huge attacks in Galicia Russians returns position - Work will be begun at Leed on a found In "a woodworking plant have loss Report 20.040 Turk fell been mounted on a motor track by a the Dardanelles fight atGerard 118. general scheme for placing all tele- Missouri Ambassador builder so that the work can working with and Italian drive In Albaphone wires in England under ground. be done on to Berlin draft satisfactory answer niaFrench the scene of a contract. Blades ef recently patented shears Italians complete begins to American not on the Fry According to English expert are operated by an electric motor conNew Tork reconquest of territory between old bomb rocks Dynamite Pernow and can ba used to study tb effect of addPiave channels trolled by a button tn Its handle. City Police Headquarter 281,000 men tn fighting shing has ' Electric fans have made tt possible ing different quantities of aluminum 1014. a lino Americans with Austrato steel and thus ascertain the proporte keep churches and theatres 0 to date set at German lose lians gain 'again near Haruelr iri India open in summer tion needed for sound castings. Admiral Jelllcoe put Ger- British airplanes raid Met gablsn A Boston man has Invented a triple month John naval losses In North Sea and Saarbrucken Major many's of New Allies st- - Purroy Mitchell, battle at 21 vessel A recently Invented textile for un- propeller for aeroplane" designed to from airplane thwise but prevent accident in flight, insure tacking on 7 mile front in the west York, killed by fall dergarments stretches La. Lake Charle Russian take 10,400 German at not across the weave of the material greater power from the same amount A telephone, microphone and phon- of fuel and increase the life of an ena ograph have been combined by gine. French inventor to transmit sounds To enable blind persons to write letfrom the last to distant points or sev- ters French doctor has invented a once. eral places at tablet o mounted on a toothed board one New at least cf front beach The that it is moved up the width of a line Jersey- seaside resort will be protected when the line Is written nj held in so on the formed concrete a wall, by the new position. outside aa to meet the curves of the Three new dyes have been discovwave a North one me help you Chair of aeronautics have been es- ered by silk a Carolina chemist, coloring champagne hue and modernise pour batii tablished at the nniversiUes of Cam- wool a tan another making silk room, bridge and London and various aero- purple' and ahade, wool a gold color and the nautical scholarship hare been in- third producing bronxe tint stituted in England. invention is a hand Of Euaopean A nay Nan lan , ha- - Invented a telephone with a push button in one lawn mower with corrugated blades side can be that are lnteaded to hold and cut tough done. with which telegraphing 'is , blades of grass that would Blip through in new of razor handle of a " The strop slanting blade the usual two faced type Is hollowed A method for extracting an astrinout to form a recess to contain a hone. gent Juice from persimmon having Demands for telephone service in been Invented in the United 8tates. Jaare about 184.404 ahead 6f the Japan 2,004,-00If yon love beauty, deoallnee and convenience tt yon 4 has an for received order pan government's ability to supply equipyoung persimmon tree ' admire a enow wtilte bathroom if ypnr tastes require Imment. Among the new appliance to help a For the comfort of convalescent an maculate toilet accessories, then the Southern Beauty line person to learn to swim Is a combina- adjustable foot rest for beds ha been win fill your every requirement aad tt costs no more than tion of three metal buoys, each resem- invented that can b moved by a Yoi are tlordially invited to examine the kind bling k pair of pie plates with their user, ordinary edges fastened together., railroads are display W my salesrooms it reVoaJLs beer and wonderful posGovernment officials in thePhfTrp-pine- e .London's underground with car having fiv ' sibilities tn bathroom beauty. have imported seed of a blight experimenting doors to and Unproof coffee from Java in the hope loading. permit rapid loading of an Industry that A new vise attachment has teeth SEE Oar WONDEREDIG85 BATHROOM SPECIAL once was highly profitable. which adjust themselves - Part of the from a new ceil- to theautomatically light of any object placed ing fixture -- i diffused downward between. Ishape hem. . through a translucent bowl and the reheated Electrically plates tn signal mainder is reflected indirectly by an boxes enable Glasgow's policemen to overhead circular reflector. have warm food and tea when oo duty Experimenters in Europe hare found at night. . that slag from garbage incinerating A .woman its the Inventor of a lock te an excellent substitute for nut which cannot be Jarred looee from plants in the a bolt hut can be easily removed with (ravel for mixing with cement manufacture of concrete. a wrench. ten but ounce a device Weighing Ceylon's colege ef tropical agriha been Invented to automatically culture will be developed into one of 217 W. WASATCH ahut off the power of an aeroplane the largest institutions of the kind In the Instant it propeller broken, the the world. f -- N . t I ch Pi-e- .y 4 - 'N s. Utahns at Hearin on Soldier lettlement Bill 10 a. cut-ov- er cut-ov- er be-ma- -- - ?KX1foQc5 e' ROBERT F. NESLEN' u he wee Robert Neslen, familiarly called, cam -to the V alsuccessful ley" in 15. He vumissionary in England and the East-er- n in Engto 1856 1859, from (late and etlil land aain in 1174-187again in 1884. In Utah be identified himeelf early with the Tabernacle choir, the Nauvoo brae band, the etc.; Desefiet Pramatie association, and when the Balt Lake Theatre waa connected became opened in 1842 he with it in the capacity of eoetumer aa well ae actor. He performed early day military eerrlce also, attaining rATERIAL for thl department tbla week is from the weekly edition of The Deseret New of July T. IMS. Considerable space le given to an account of an Independence Day celebration in this city. Tor some timea been under way, preparations had committees being at large number of work to make the festivities reahla. and according towasTbs News sucaffair it highly port of the cessful A prominent feature was a grand parade through the streets of the city, the usual historic, patriotic and tndustrial features being in eviMember of the eeveral- - ward dence,-Sunday school of the city and representative of the various branches of labor and Industry held conspicuous plaoe There was music in plenty, by Oapt, Beasley's martial band, Capt. Mark Croxall's braes band and the Tenth ward band, under Capt. Fark-maJ. T. D. McAllister waa marshal of the day. After the parade the cttlsens went to the new tabernacle, where a rousing program was given. Leading men of the church and city were on the stand Col David McKensle read the Declaration of Independence,- - The orator of .the day wa the Hon. C. M. Hawley, asocial Justice of the Territory of Utah, who delivered a historical and TTncl 1, s -- n. ' the rank of captain; asieted In for- warding the immigration from the frontiers; for many year waa engaged in the mercantile business in this city, and ecclesiastically he filled at various times ths position of bishop's agent for Ban pete, Juab and Utah counties, home mtartonary, and member of the Balt Lake stake high council. A a youth he Joined the Wesleyan Methodists, and was a" local preacher in that denomination when he accepted Mormonlsra in 1861, He wastbom In Buffoik, England, in 1883, and died in thia city in 1118. patriotle address that waa received with enthusiasm. He was followed by addressee from the Hon. John. Taylor, Col. F. H. Head, superintendent of Indian affairs, and tb Hon. Oeorg A. Smith, At the doe of the program. President Smith move- d- a vote of thanks to the committee on arrangements and tha marshal and his assistants; and President Brigham Young that the presented aa amendment earn official and committees continue their labors and prepare a rousing celebration of Pioneer day, July 84. The amendment was carried by unanimous vote. Farther Details of Trip, - Considerable space Is given also to further detail of tho trip of Pyeet. Young and party through tho settlements of Bear Lake and northern Utah, account of which was given in this department last week. One letter Is written from Paris and In addition t recounting the movements of the party. It gives a brief description of the settlements in that section. A similar account Is riven from Liberty. Report of the return trip through Cache valley Is sent in from Logan. Meeting had been held in various settlements on the way and brief mention Is mad of them. A full and extended accoent Is given of several sessions of a conference held In Logan. 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