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Show CITY AND OTHER BRIEFS. A Kncy i.nl of flcwi Item Cut Down to Ftranc. Very few cases of sickness are reported about town. The City Council will meet tonight to-night to consider several important matters. The work on our fine amusement hall is being pushed through with a mighty rush. Thk Bugler office was closed Monday, Labor Day. and the boys all enjoyed an "out." Our new mines in the canyon so close to town are sure to prove a big thing for Brigbam. Israel Hunstiker, the big sheepman sheep-man from Uoneyville, Was in town on business Wednesday. Grain threshing in this vicinity is almost at an end. The Call's Fort farmers finished this week. Dr. Williamson has changed his quarters to the building formerly occupied by the City Drug store. Who's going to be the first to get up a water melon sociable in town? That would be lots of fun. Home grapes are now on the market. They are larger and more delicious this year than usual. J. W. Walker is raising some large, excellent fruits in his orchard orch-ard near the station this summer. Mrs. Elizabeth Craghead is having hav-ing a neat adobe addition built onto the west of her home in the Second ward. There is something wrong with the father who will tie up his dog at night and let his boy run the streets. Interest in our mines is keeping up right merrily. Every one is awake to the importance of this subject. R. G. Dun it Co. report business improving in every section of the country. It is quite observable in Brigbam. Bear River is very low and fish- ; ing out there is now quite exciting. ' One hundred a day is not considered consider-ed a big catch. The money will begin rolling in now that the fruits, vegetables and grains are being placed upon the markets in great quantities. The deaf-mute department of the Descret University will be opened Sent. 14th. The school is free, be-; ing supported by the Territory. j Selectmen Madsnn and Brewer-ton Brewer-ton have resigned their official robes to the incoming officers Messrs. Blackburn and Wilcox. An addition is being built on the east end of the Third ward school house. This will make the building build-ing quite roomy and convenient. The walls of 0. G. Snow's magnificent mag-nificent residence are up to the second floor. When completed, this building will be quite a mansion. man-sion. A M'ssouri man advertised for a wife and in less than a week be had received 143b' letters from as many married men offering their wives to him. Ilorsley's fine store is nearly completed. The large cut-plate glass windows are in and the long shelves up. The building makes a handsome appearance. The business men should begin pulling at once for an up-town express ex-press olhee and free delivery, now th-"t the railway and express companies com-panies have separated. A small board sign, which can now be seen hanging on the side of the old Rosenbaum school house, tells the1 good news that the antique old pile is at last for sale. The Deseret Telegraph office has been re-opened up town. Tt is now in the 1 fardn are establishment. P. F. Madson is in charge. This is a sroud and convenient thing for the people. Squire Baty was in town Wednesday, Wednes-day, lie says the Call's Fort school will open next Mondav. IVter Ulsen of this City, will teach there this winter. The house is being considerably fixed up. The Mnnti Fentinci is pleading with the fair damsels of that temple city in favor of their bashful young men. It concludes its good "labor The First ward district schools will begin Monday in the ward hall. Miss Anna L. Clarke is principal, prin-cipal, assisted by Misses Ettie Madson and Sadie Peters. The Presbyterian school was opened last Monday with a good attendance. Miss Kiltie Williamson William-son is again principal and Mrs. J. L. Schaeilcr, another cultured lady, assistant. It is understood that a move is now on foot to thoroughly organize organ-ize the old home dramatic club. It will likely be in first-class shape in time for the opening performance, perform-ance, which will be given sometime about the latter part of October. A few days ago Hy. Rice of K e 3 to n . w i- s arrested at Round Mountain for stealing four horses. He was taken before Judge' Cross of Ogden; found guilty and sent to the penitentiary to await the action of the grand jury. Labor Day was celebrated throughout the Union by labor parades, excursions and picnics. Business was suspended almost everywhere, except, we might say, in Brigharn. Next Labor Day let's have closed every business house in town. In a few years the good people of our fair City of Homes will en joy a daisy little park, which is now growing up on the block west of the Tabernacle. This will be a cozy and pleasant place for afternoon lunches and play grounds for children. S. L. Gillespie was arrested by Marshal Boden, Wednesday, on a complaint sworn to by J.G. Landick, charging him with beating his twelve - years - old son. Defend- ; ant was brought before Justice Ma-thias; Ma-thias; plead guilty and was fined 1 $5 and costs. The way to build up a city is for every person in it, who can, to put some money into industries that give the people employment, and push the business to success. Industries In-dustries that last, all the year round, are the best, but those that last part of the year are better than none. Potatoes are not bringing an extraordinarily ex-traordinarily high price this season. sea-son. At least one carload has been shipped out of town at prices that bordered on the loss series. Thirty cents per bushel were paid for the potatoes and they were sacked and placed on board cars at the station for fort'. Peaches can be had now at very low figures. They arc excellent this year. Visitors to the city think Brigharn, the greatest fruit growing city in this section, a veritable paradise. Our people are not aware of the many good things they are blessed with. If any people on earth should be contented content-ed it is we. We don't like to be continually finding fault with our boys. It doesn't speak well for our Citv. But the way so many of them conduct con-duct themselves on the streets, especially at night, and the harsh, uncouth, language so often met with in the by-ways certainly call for a halt. Let the parents or the City officers make . the necessary suppressions. Sportsmen coming into the City in the evening should empty the last loads in their guns before reaching town and not wait until they arc within the incorporated limits before be-fore discharging their pieces. Have a care; for every time you do this you infringe on the law and some officer is apt to be waiting in ambush am-bush for just such law-breakers. Everybody should be very prompt in notifying the police when any o fl en e e is co m m i t ted . B y d e-laying, e-laying, you give the offenders too much the start of the officers. which aids in their escape. This is of great importance and should be borne in mind by all. The officers oftentimes have good cause for complaint at the dilatory actions of some people. Some of the go-ahead members of the City Council are a era in agitating agi-tating the all - important water question. All the encouragement which lies in the power of the people peo-ple of this City should be t'reeh offered of-fered our Council to help forward this greatest and most needed ofall our necessities. You will, one and with "now girls, give the hoys aj chance, you will never regret it." j Two of the Second ward district I schools were opened Mondav; one in the Rosenbaum ball and the othtT in the vestry of the Second ward hall. Misses Louise Ingram j and Jennie Nichols are the teachers. ; Look out, once more and al-i al-i ways, fr all of that for the sneak thief and private house burglar i and pilferers. A good many ! I "toughs" are hanging about and for not the best of purposes, cither, j Peaches, watermelons, tomatoes j and cantaloupes are being shipped i ut of Hrigham by the carloads. If j I Mic wick's Mipply w re hulked and : J -cut off at oi-e. we could lo.,d i .lown a train of fruit and veetab- ! io. ' i ! At hi" two-thirds of the famou- ' S-i! down mine !ia ben ?..iil. i i Ptt.-r Wilson and BnLdiam Bodr-n " di -iv -scl of th. ir interests the i. ;:i iu P.. ek reoj.le f- r -MO.ivm' j j "h. Hv-.-m 'ir-, Id -tdl retain I I ,:- r-,'-. ' '-" '.' ' i t to be a j ;i ii, in.' iiiiiniM any uii Tig lo avoid sickness and death. Then aid the establishment of the water works. It is very gratifying to be abl? to state that the business revival of the country is manifesting itself with great activity. With magnificent magnif-icent crops and a well regulated condition of affairs gcnerallv. there is every prospect of '-good times" two nmnths henre. Merchants everywhere arc preparing for extensive ex-tensive fall business, and the outlook out-look is very f a i r . Things m a y look d.ii k occasionally, but we should not get discouraged. It's a cheery face thai wins. Tuesday atV-riioon three suspi- ; Cioiw hiking characters ilroppt. I in at (rarberg's restaurant f,,r supper, j S.m.11 after they had taken their de- j pa mi re. it was f.-uml that l 2 had : been si..h-n from a vaii-e thnt -',o--d near the tabic at u hieii t b.-y are. fhe officers were iiotili-. d S'-vrrn ' hor.rs later, but the thieve.-. l:;iv,- . not yet b-on apprr-h.--nd.-d. A . trio i :f similar 1 - k i n f- ll ovs wen arretted by Mr.r-hal P-der. b"i .-r.,-.. r. ir-ri-e.j --,t the fail -I,-. f tb-. tb-. a',:r , t-. id- t : f t'-.-.n. |
