| Show FROM UTAH utan COUNTY 1 PAYSON patson au auguet 1 20 1801 L i EDITOR NEWS nevis draz deaz deak deax sli six for fear you and your readers reders night might forget that herp barp was once a thriving little city in the county minty of utah called I 1 hayees payees I 1 thought I 1 would remind you of tha the I 1 act fact by dropping you a line to assure that guch euch not only was waa but buc still continues to bs bi the fact the traveler between G S L city arid and the a dixie away down south may nay it till I 1 a 8 e luxuriant fields fruitful gardens neb rich P pastures and commodious awe aing housea houses situated on a mountain stream called and it if herrill he will tarry long ei ough tal tol to inquire he will ascertain that this tha portion of or 1 ance sams domain is down on the oid old anapa under ulder the name of paron payson and it if hs he will look I 1 around him for a moment and nota the teeb many signs of I 1 incent cent improvement on or very every band lie lift will conie coine to the conclusion that an add ana thi thriving iving thare there Af though he might trav tray frai trai i oi r streeta streets in tain vain to find a 6 R bedlin soar stoe or tl coq beeb ct of au noral ral raa til 1 1 I 1 libation liza ilza tiOn yet it U be h were really in lia need of resi rait or refreshment he could not go amias amiss for the good people of p bon eon pride themselves on their hospitality ani and belne beine benevolence ile he might get pretty rough tough fare jut lut ut at present preA erst erit at some of our tables particularly particular ll it if his evi evl evil star should lead him to claim the hospit hospitality bality of your correspondent for like many others we have had such kind feelings tee fee linga for or th the e strangers and in our borders that we have poured aured out the ach treasures of our whet wheat tins eins bins and flour barrels into their laps at a merely nominal price until we have left ourselves and littin ones almost destitute des tiute ot of the staff of life but after satisfying the cravine cravings cravi of appetite by partaking of a bowl 0 f nicely cooked beans or other nutritious garden bauce sauce he would find himself muck much refreshed and would be prepared to accompany hua hia enter t take a look at his filda of golden waving grain or better bettor still at his hi stack yard where bread in abundance lies piled up in its crude form torm ie in the shape of imra immense ense euse wheat stacks for payson has baa been blessed this season with an unusually abundant harvest anil and he would be he astred that as soon as the thra thrashers ahers sherb could ud t get a round around the family expected to have hive bread on the table once more and that he would be welcome to a slice if it lie he would give r them a call oll on his return I 1 will add by way ot parenthesis that the payson ites itea have covenanted covenant ad together that they will never be caught in such a fix again so long as a m merciful raiful providence providen e will accord them har bar I 1 averta vests in the tha season thereof I 1 but farmers are not the only busy bugy ones in our midst our mechanics still ply their respective spec tive trades as usual confident that the enterprise of the farming community will receive a fresh impetus by the affie rise in all kinds of produce and that improvements 0 of all kinds will be called for on every hand and their skill will be called int into requisition IQ to push forward those improvements and the I 1 natural result will be a rise in the price of i labor commensurate with other things we have a new school house in course cf of co uple tion tiou which when finis hf will be the I 1 best bett as well weil as the hands handsomest ornest edifice ot of tha the th kind kinei south bouth of salt like city the building itself usell la is already finished but it is 13 not cot yet with beat seats ang ana deihs uil milt will miu be br jdean dene done in in the course of a week or two and then the subject of education will receive recer re its dua due prop ertin rtin ertia of attention in III our community the enterprise manifested by the of this building 0 in pushing tt it up so rapidly is i highly commendable and praiseworthy j mr orrawell simon simons haa has erected and put in oner atlon a new grist gnat mill on hia bla old site ite j which is doing good busl busi business sess for his bis custom erf erp if lot rot for himself j I 1 am corra to say that there IB is one ona public edifice that t cateon can riot not at present boast I 1 tot lot of possessing and that is in a meeting house bouse suitable gUi sui tabe for thi the convening of her growing population I 1 here it whispered in private birc circles es by some gome of our more enterprising citizens that the foundation found atlon stion for uch such a building debould and roust be laid this fall upon which a superstructure must he raised which will reflect credit on our community commini y it is io to ba be hoped holed that these whispers apers will mill develop themselves I 1 nto into loader louder tones and that t he tho becaas neca esary ry works for the accomplishment ot of ISO so desirable an object will not be wilb wib wih hId this is a bahi sabi et thit that lis lies ils very near the heart of our worthy bishop bis Bia hop who bas has gone so far as ito to a appod I 1 nf tr br daniel stark start as architect and I 1 burding committee fur for the contemplated building I 1 add ard I 1 aul arri told toad that tuat hs br stark has maie made made A dratt draft of the houge and compute compus bed ted A tiia ilia amount of mater mat materia eria erid laa a required for its er econ success to every move that is being made for the advancement of the great and gool came cause in all the bartla earlby I 1 remain your orlend friend and brother br othar 19 kimi M COOMBS |
