The Desert Reclaimed Utah Irrigation History Described
The piece traces Utah’s irrigation rise from nomadic desert to thriving agricultural system. It covers colonists in 1847, cooperative ditching, water as public property, railroads and private canals, Salt Lake City growth, and the booming Bear River Canal project. It notes 5 million sheep, broad land under irrigation, and the shift to private and corporate investment fueling expansion.
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Salt Lake
Buine
Arden
Brigham Youn
Ain
Ex Perienes
Lomelis
Iastir
Utah
Salt Lake City
Intermountain
Walllevers
Edely
Bude
Ealt Lake
Uttil
Bastert
Bear River
Wo H L. Rowe
Iwanake
C. W. Albach
Colowigan
Opden
Witte Sensel
Utaih
Mississippi Valley
Cooperative irrigation system fuels Utah path to statehood
Fragmentary report notes a co operative plan blending irrigation with agriculture and allied trades as the key to Utah’s entry into statehood. Mentions Joul Shoemaker in New York and a so called irrigation market as part of the described formula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Union of States
Hevons
Joul Shoemaker
New York
Infant left on doorstep prompts city hall care plan
A late night report says an infant, a male, was found on a doorstep at 21 Hiesthateeeh 4’r and taken to City Hall. The father, unnamed, faces possible prosecution or mandated support. the mother is recovering from illness as authorities seek guardianship arrangements.
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Ash
Ily
Beast
Howe
Mra
Sieets
Eicotive
Donovay
Draaret News
Electric Power Plant Aims to Harness River Power
Work ongoing on a power project near the river site with three men at work. A forty foot head is expected as water is diverted and returned nearby. Projectors Farrand and Goldden of the Uintah company plan to push forward despite high costs. the power site should be ready by fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me Idecativon
le Beiig
Aubie
Mesars
Farrand Md
Jfolden
Uinta Company
Program For Religion Class At B College Agrilbeth
A report outlines the best method of conducting a religion class for the intermediate eratic and includes credits by DT Miller and KR Owen. The program committee and principals provide an address by Prest. Mulow and Casraent with recommendations from Gwey and Scorys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DT. Miller
Owen
Logan News Highlights Mixed Local Activity And Trials
Local notices recount a Logan visit by Bishop Lewis of Lewiston and various social events. Reports cover ward conferences, industry movement toward Ogden and Salt Lake, and ongoing legal and political tensions across the Territory with mentions of trials and public concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Lewis
Lewiston
Logan
Isaae Smith
Ge. Webler
Salt Lake
Ajn. Rosenbaum
THR Nation
Boo
Ooden
Lotee
Jn Todist
Albers
Ogden
Leguin
Veto of Seigniorage Bill Stirs Historic Debate
President Grover Cleveland blocks the seigniorage bill, signaling continued caution over silver policy. The veto cites fiscal prudence and national interest, warning against broad coinage changes while underscoring the administration’s aim to maintain financial stability amid pressure from both houses of Congress.
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Woastixuros
Vreenliitiline
Kent Felows
Amy
Congress
Pari~ Ileal
Pease
Alanitid Af
Joeies
Shimlly Provost
Natal
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Morne
College Agrilbeth
Dxi
M. Mulow
H. AL Casraent, Ek, Rb, Gwey, M. Scorys
Prograia Committee
Park
Lin
Riter Bros. Drug Co
Joe Cawriles
Joby Greaves
Preston
Ile Hevese
Rai
KM. West
Dov
Leora Fate
Weber
Mise Montgomery
Bin
Penl
Il Ik
Newton
Bathlay
John A. Plendricksxan
Knitting Faetory
Uy Cittereat Seale
Ube
Saltuhe
United Home Industry Movement
Fletcher
Martin Pink
Providence
Mr. Pink
Erent Forte
Sme
Nidang
Min
Pest
Citi
Ogdeaw
Tioga
Pollard
Odils
Miss Pollard
Reckenridge
Cains
Uvedtehel
Peledivin
Timale
Ogden Stohr
Saghey
Piris
Hyosuafi
Wewile
Illuwis
Staunlach
Anidirew
Trey Harrie
Leslie
Bowen
United States
England
Germany
Chile
Scigniorage
Grover Cleveland
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