PIONEER STRICKEN BY HEART DISEASE sylvester perry of Slat slaterville Slater erville vUle one of the early builders of weber bouay in his seventy fifth year 0 of life went out to work as he had done for many years he was in good health and not a single member of the family surmised that his hour had come he had bad gone out into the held with the younger men not to do as much work as they but to look over things alq s nee that all were dono done right and yet the old gentle gent lemans manIg health iad had been so good all his life that it was quite possible for him to do a good days work even at the age of 76 75 the dinner hour came at the perry home yesterday and grandpa was not at his place before the dinner table the boys were sent out to call him for dinner the lads had not gotie gone tar far when they saw the old gentleman quietly sitting beneath the shade of the poplar tre tree along an irrigate l ig ag ditch of the farm lie he had bad evidently sought the shade to rest 0 a little and valle hile resting had fallen asleep the boys approached the old gentle man as he be slept beneath the shade of the old tree and called him to dinner there wm was no response and the boys came nearer and again gave the dinner cry still there was no response then the boys came to the side of the old man sitting quietly in the shade of the trebe and shook alva in an en deavor to wake him but alas there was no response the old man was dead heart weakness had called hi him M hence and he was waa no more sylvester lyman perry was borne bom in new york in tho the year 1833 and after om embracing bracing the gospel as laid down by the mormon church camo cam o to utah this was wag in 1850 ho he settled at sla ter berville terville ville and has lived there all his alto ho he was among the early builders builder of this country and was a worthy man la in all his dealings with his veigh neighbors bors ills hla neighbors and ana near a acquaintances e quain will vill mourn fourr ills his departure from this life even at the age of 75 chere was wag much yet for him to do ho leaves a a family of two sons and five daughters with a large posterity in grand and great grandchildren tho the time and place for funeral services will be announced later