Kaysville Kinks

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January 12, 1893

Appearance of Another Newspaper Predicted --
Experimental Well to Be Sunk.

  • Editor CLIPPER:-- Dame Rumor has it afloat that the CLIPPER will soon have a companion newspaper in our county.
  • M. Smith, late of the Nephi Ensign, is in the field soliciting an ad list from the denizens of the northern precincts; he appears to be meeting with success.
  • The new enterprise; it is understood, will be launched into the world at Kaysville.
  • The friends of the CLIPPER do not anticipate any diaster to the pioneer paper but that paper will strive for an improvement. We will see an awakening to the interest of our county, whose resources is but little understood.
  • Your leader, on the condition and improvement in our district schools, has been read with much interest and more could be written on that subject.
  • Miss Osborn, principal of the Presbyterian school, returned from Montana, last Friday, where she had been spending the holidays with old time friends.
  • An experimental well will be sunk on the eighth district school block, at Kaysville, as the location is greater altitude then any other well near that locality, there will be much interest in the trial as it is expected to go near six-hundred feet for a flow.  The citizens will contribute the necessary funds.
  • An enterprising citizen of Kaysville is about to enter into a morderate size chicken ranch, they will commence early to set in incubators we sincerely wish him success in his new venture.
  • The Solons, of Kaysville municipality, meet in session on Monday evening. The question, which will have their attention, does the charter give them absolute power to control irrigation water entering the city which water has been owned as prior rights many years before the city received its charter.
  • The indolent farmers are muttering discontent about frost and wheat, if they wish to learn a lesson on that important matter call on    FRANK.

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