Utah Lake Project and Farmers Suffering Viewed in Old Letter
An 1880s critique discusses irrigation rights in Wasatch Summit and Salt Lake counties. It questions Jordan Canal precedence, notes land under cultivation, and cites Lehi Provo river canal efforts and water scarcity. The piece argues redress lies in mountain runoff and condemns overreliance on surface water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Page
Utal
Wasatch
Summit Counties
Jordan Canal
Board of Canal
Iing
Jordan
Threa
Lehi
Ann, Fork
Grove
Provo
Leb Irrigation Company
Salt Lake County
Salt Lake City
Amore Enow
Missionary Farwell at Madison Square Theatre
A farewell dance honors Elders Geo Bchow Thomas Ruscon James Clark William Evane and Hyrum Anderton. Program includes remarks by Elder Evans Ross Bohow Clark and other speakers with performances by Badie Davis Pearl Davis and John Woodhouse. Madison Square Theatre Company performs tonight tomorrow and Saturday at the Opera hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldera Geo Bchow
Thomas Ruscon
James Clark
William Evane
Hyrum Anderton
Tlove
Williaw Evans
Thomas Ross
Elphia Gray
George Bohow
Andrew Ffield Bremarks
Badie Davia
Pearl Davis
Madison Square Theatre Company
Farmers Meeting Criticized For Poor Attendance And Plan
A contentious farmers meeting pressed reform in industry and business relations, urging a non confrontational union approach. Debate centered on sugar beet pricing with expectations the sugar company may raise rates despite surplus and weak state demand. The discussion warned against targeting Cuba and cautioned against harming the sugar industry’s stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provo
Cuba
Tatia
City Council Special Session Adopts Tax Adjustments and Appointments
The City Council in a special session approved minutes, appointed G A Wall as road supervisor Parley Austin as city sexton and others including the city attorney and chief of the fire department. It authorized a loan to cover a 5500 note to Lehi Commercial. Councilor Taylor to represent Lehi at the Utah County Light and Power meeting January 15 2002. Taxes remitted for double assessment and property outside city limits and the attorney instructed to amend ordinances on merry go rounds and vending licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milyer’ Austin
Gardder, Meare
Taylor
Harwood
G.A. Wall
Toad
Parley Austin
R EB. Bleele
John Jackson
Jas, Brown
John Y. Smith
M. W. Ingalls
Lehi Commercial & Savings Bank
Councilor
Lehi City
Utah County Light and Power Company
American Fork
Fred Merrill
Edward Edwards
Wm. Hatching
James Allred
P. . Allred
Mystery Rider Vanishes After Utah Lake Crossing
A man who called himself Begend Bigelow from Arizona attempted to ride a bicycle across Utah Lake on ice toward Provo. He fell through when the ice broke, escaped, left his bike, and vanished despite a ranch search and wheel- track clues. Local authorities seek information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Southwick
Tysene
Bigelow
Proyo
Alpine Stake meeting reports rising tithing and faith
A religious gathering led by Bishop T. B. Cutler and President A. J. Evane praised rising tithing, faith, and youth work in the Alpine stake. Ministers urged proper sacraments, teaching gospel principles at home, and discerned strong turnout and renewed devotion among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Evane
T. BR. Cutler
Iily Sion
Utah
Alpine
G. N. Chill Atake
L. M LI
Alec
Stake Supt. L. 8
Haverington
Babbath
Banlay
Gunaay
Preakient Chipman
Purente
Tome
Bo B. Warnlek
Location Notices Prompted by Male Labor Proof at Office
A brief report notes location notices connected to proof of nuptial labor for a male worker at the office. The item highlights administrative formalities and scheduling related to employment records.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Utah Lake
Malthy
Warathh
Bummi
Salt Lake
Farwell
Weeting
Jamon Peterson
Henry Lewis
Charlhe Danzey
Frank Rhodes
Patley Johnson
John Street
Ben Willes
S. F. Hatwon
Ceouta
Alex Chriatengen
W Cenin
Eugene Bigelow
Clearange Sale
Peoples’ Co-oposit
W. E. Ragker, Supr
The
Lehi Merc. Co
J. L. Snow
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