Histoire de Sanpete et Emery, comtés de l'Utah, avec des croquis de cités, villes et villages, chronologie des événements importants, des dossiers des guerres indiennes, des portraits de personnalités, et des biographies de citoyens représentatifs . rpetualmonuments à la politique de l'Utah colons en utilizinghome et employant des ressources accueil les ouvriers. Bien que le ville actuelle a été érigée à partir de forêts indigènes, thearea est pratiquement le même et le jette à l'eau naturel restent à protéger les neiges d'hiver contre une nécessité pour irriguer le moment de domaines de la vallée. L'économe et industrieux habitants de Mt

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History of Sanpete and Emery counties, Utah, with sketches of cities, towns, and villages, chronology of important events, records of Indian wars, portraits of prominent persons, and biographies of representative citizens . rpetualmonuments to the policy of Utah colonists in utilizinghome resources and employing home laborers. Althoughthe present city has been erected from native forests, thearea is practically undiminished and the natural water-sheds remain to protect the winter snows against a timeof necessity for irrigating the fields of the valley. The thrifty and industrious people of Mt Pleasantare chiefly en-aged in agricultural pursuits, having over10, 000 aires of land under cultivation, and. raJ^in^L^min, iia^v_and_puta-kM>s. In early days the farms were practi-cally one co-operative field, but during the past few yearsindividual holdings have been fenced and many smallareas are devoted to modern intensive cultivation, yield-ing immense returns. Fruitgrowing and gardening wereneglected for many years, under the delusion that theclimate was noi suited to general horticulture, but thecity is now filled with proline trees and vines and well-tilled and profitable gardens. Pee keeping has naturally. JOHX H. SEELYMT. PLEASANT. HISTORY OF SANPETE COUNTY. 213 followed in the planting of fruit trees and the annualhoney product aggregates thousands of pounds. Domes-tic fowls are kept on every farm and the agricultural in-dependence and prosperity is everywhere visible. The newspaper business in Mt. Pleasant is well rep-resented in the Pyramid, a weekly publication, issuedevery Thursday by the Pyramid Publishing Company, under the management of J. M. Boyden. This venturewas started by A. B. Williams in November, 1890, andhas continued to increase in usefulness as a public edu-cator since the first issue appeared. It is a non-partisan, strictly local newspaper and devoted to the upbuildingof the Queen City and the county of Sanpete. Tiie-Pyrii-mid is deserving of local

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