GRANITE GRANITE STAKE of ZION (The)
GRANITE GRANITE STAKE OF ZION (The) Cottonwood Ward was disor consists (1930) of Latter-day Saints 1911. In 1918 a large reservo^ residing in the southeastern part of serve water for Salt Lake Cfo Salt Lake City, extending north to constructed at Mountain Dell, th| 13th South St. (or Liberty Stake), east having ceased to be used fo* to the Wasatch Mountains, south to dences. 27th South St. (or Grant Stake), and On account of the enormoua west to 5th East St. from 27th South of population in the south anf, St. to the Park City branch of the Den- parts of Salt Lake City and ver & Rio Grande Western Railroad it became necessary to divide tracks, thence east along said tracks to Stake, and so in 1914 the south [ 7th East St. and north along 7th East that stake was organized as the" St. to 13th South St. (or Liberty tonwood Stake containing the Stake). Granite Stake was so named ing wards: Bennion, Brinton, Gr on account of the mountains and the Grant, Holladay, Hunter, Mill Ci^ quarries of granite at the eastern Murray 1st, Murray 2nd, South boundary of the stake. It contains ten tonwood, Taylorsville (formerly wards, namely, Emerson, Forest Dale, Jordan), and Winder. In 1924 atyfc Hawthorne, Highland Park, Lincoln, wards from the south and sot Nibley Park, Parleys, Richards, Sugar parts of the reduced Granite Stain House and Wasatch. were organized as the Grant Stafc, Until the beginning of l'JOO all of namely, Bjrton, East Mill Qwt Salt Lake County belonged to the Salt Farmers, Miller, Wandamere, Water, Lake Stake of Zion, but on account of loo, Weils and Wilford wards.
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