Show lucern I lucern sli Sll kury hnry hUry etc ete etc ete KAYSVILLE davis county march 13 1878 editors deseret news A few years ago when bishop layton sent to california for lucern seed but few persons could believe in tho the immense benefit that would follow abd and th e devolution it would bring 60 paa laa passin in agriculture the farmers antho on the bench lands lad bad to go to and other places to purchase pur chase chasa meadow hay at 12 per ton and haul it home today toay to day ay they raise an abundance of the best hay and ship off lucern seed by the car load at remunerative prices today today kaysville Kays ville is taking the first steps for the producing of silk last evening the shareholders of our social hall met and with a few exceptions donated their shares in said hall and the land belonging thereto to the young ladies improvement pro association sister bister ada williams president and bisters sisters helen hyde and maggle maggie allred counselors Pies president ident layton donated one fourth of the entire stock 1 valued at 2 2000 others being small smal I 1 shareholders donated the whole of their stock one thousand mulberry trees hatire have been purchased which will soon be planted and enclosed with a substantial fence the worthy example set will no doubt incite others to emulation in the noble nobie work the moro more the better A vast amount of country ha has been sown bown with fall grain which looks promising raising drainon gra inon a 0 large scale without irrigation ia Is another great groat revolution in agriculture in accomplishing which kaysville Kays ville stands foremost among her hister kister settlements it ie is contemplated to build two more school houses this year making five school houses in all in this settlement the roads are improving so ia Is business the general health of the people la Is good we cannot complain of hard times meetings are well attended yours truly M 13 editors deseret mems news the means manner aud and methods of collecting news new in washington are vile vicious and various the most successful reporter la Is the most moat successful spy the newspaper man that can garble in gossip till he begets gets gots the grain of truth and then outrun rumor to the wires is more valuable to his paper than the builder of sentences weighty with thought and resplendent with wit the pa average reporter is a young man of vast and varied misinformation and large mental requirements bu but t he knows the ropes and hack ha althe altho 1 th 0 cunning to hold his hia tongue this I 1 his last accomplishment endears him h in to cabinet officers sen son acors and heads of committees the original origin alabarces of intelligence on subjects purely Voli political an executive session in the senate is held with closed doors and every pie precaution is taken to prevent the publicity of its proceedings but the a argus of the press is there in spirit if not nob in parc pore and more than one grave senator is noting the words actions nay may the very looks othi of hib his s peers in order that he het may pander to what bismarck has called the lust for journalistic Bensa sensation tion it la is the same way wa y with the closed boera of congressional committees and cabinet councils be they ever so metrically her sealed their detailed proceedings will pill be known and arld discussed by the farmer farmers the mechanic the tradesman and their wives in itt corners odthe of the union on OU the follo following wing morning the ubiquitous reporter b has haa shelved the mysteries ad eions of diplomacy among curious but not venerable historical relics belonging to tolan an era of gove rement for the good of the and to an era of bi of 0 the press true the press Is not nod now without censorship but it is as broad asias as its circulating area arta while the mass ma ss meeting and tho the polls polla have bave lifted diplomacy above the intrigues Intrigue sofa of a few privileged 01 accredited individuals vi duals it anto politics these some tome somewhat what trite reflections have been suggested by the spectacle of a reporter who is accused accia ed of such practices es aa as crawling und under er a bed this was before he had grown BO so fat to tha the secrets statesmen walk arm in IA arm length of Pennsyl pennsylvania vani vaul a avenue with the mot most popular candidate for the den deu wicy oy at the late cincinnati convention not that it is intimated either party was dis graced raced by the association nor la Is it designed to point the text that a man la Is known by the company he keeps only a half truth by the way and one that would condemn jesus christ nor yet td point to the intimacy of newspaper men and politicians as a sign of social degeneracy for in this la insl last case it might be diff lebit difficult 10 tell in behalf of which guild to protect tho kings and courtiers of past times furnish wide margin for example e the demigods demi gods of history and their familiars if it we only knew it were more offensive to high heaven how would they have appeared under the tho calcium light criticism of newspapers tho the the reporter is a phenomenon worthy of study he calls himself tind and Is pleased when ho he is GO so called ai but what ho lie writes is not literature the moment he attempts to get gut beyond a region of narrative and vulgar facts lie he flounders in vile and rapid expressions of a human want of under tan tau ding what ho he writes will not ives iv e at least not in the form L lo 10 leaves it today to day it appears ili in the ostentation of head lines tomorrow to morrow it is waste paper but meanwhile it has passed through the refinery of th the editorial room and become a par part bof of jhb chron chronicle leie lele and philosophy of tile the time 0 A B ea |