| Show one lost to crusher in mine Ropes were used for the man to be pulled up from the base of the hill to the top of the quarry Henry was very independent always wanting to do for himself but undoubtedly was forced to accept help from other workers The hill rock and had cutting just shops room were enough on for the two northwest men side to work of the in each Later some of these shops were built on top of the hill east of the Temple There the stones were cut to the right size and evened and trimmed withchisel and mallet They were then scraped with special tools to make them smooth During the cutting of the stone the people for blocks around could hear the steady click of the stonecutters Henry was very steadfast and sat day in and day out with his mallet He was very dependable and earnest in his work ready to be used for building they were the temple walls by means of pulleys and When the stones were 1lifted to the top of teams The mortar was placed in wooden boxes and and masons 1ifted to the top were of various by the pulleys The stonecutters ancestry but the majority of them were of Uelch English and Danish descent Some of the workers walked from Ephraim to Manti each Monday morning at at and returned on Saturday night times to Wales when his weekwork the old Templeton Hotel and others home away from Sometimes Henry also was done made tents traveled Some stayed for their home the stakes were requested to furnish their workers with provisions and supplies--one monthrations at UWhile these men were away the local people helped totime The laborers worked an average of sustain their families ten hoursday six daysweek Every Monday morning El1iza hooked upone horse bugay filled it with food and necessities everything raised on She baked bread cookies the farm orchard and garden and carriedgood supply of homemade butter cheese and milk This she was very proud of as taken about eighteen miles to Manti the and band because and parents This was task cherished delivered she load was to her hus had so many |
