, 1869-04-03

fdisJ scoompsish rnts object owing 70 the dimcutI
or controlling The w&tefs ot The stream wh'cn !.
ing the Irrigation ses1ou. Il required eonosn.sson ,1
o: rfn: and mitch stronger fosoo than w3s Al tiia
os0e - A'0 9d ana rsox1xs ssz71xrrr4.
"1n pursnance Of unantmous vote OF th.s con.
fercncr the names Of About three hundred pelsons
county These embraced fsrmeEs carpenter,
masons, hricklsye11, baackamths, shoemakefh
q Hssttns @ saoT onc q IL T@eve nj
The, left Salt Lake during The month Of a Sosem
bel, lst1, sand after fstisning Journey o. souae
the spur 1sanses Of tne Rocsy Mountains the{ a. e
GseE - es oe, a1s e the Spatif n.a tse
honor 10 be one-entured many hanlsn4ss at,ls t1e
n tents and wagons, Or brush wseSuLs ,,1.nt ~.
or three years, suffering from want o1 nunsSh ~ the
and nutritious food during Large Poruou - rnS
tine, while most Of their time Vas spent ~ nutlu
ing dams which the hoods continued 70 sHesp
away and Z dggn. tsnHs e a ehd Ia % see tnetr
crops whiting ur IN hot July ean Hnos ;n,os, nm
aectet from the glstenlng sand were a'n'os' un-
beafahIe, -v-
Il. GEoRaz AND srRnorxn1Sa sEM1x,SSA, 9SaL ,SIt,,,
"St George il the centre Of abont tnl15 tn,sg
v!aseA which hare sToMp n,iss Hs1 Kane a1d wash
ingtnp. and raSt q Iron County, md iaey number
a population Ut present OF about 1o,Un, aua nte
ca2ate OF sustaining at least Eeh tin5s ..se I'LL I'LL
hcr N-e hayc thlrtJ-swo schools well atseaaeo
~. ,co+inc .housc In every settlcment and IN most
n them sabbath school, undcr the superntehd-
Of cfcsat teashs1s IN ~ nso sn,,
hn. pnilt or stone, al a cos. Of acme G3 the
fnur,daton Of which ~as the nrst laid In the city
md the sd.s peope Gpn nsns & NV We fee 4J Proud Of
+. from it, feln9 the result OF public
srrt and free viii labor IN the days Of our poverty
n,nre than frum tta Intrinsic value, although is
building that would do credit to many older Settle
menta Besides this hall there arc severa! more
devoted TO the sarne purposes In otaer towns We
tower sixteen feet square on the east end hasing
projection Of four feet, anil VIII l.e, when com
pieted, one hundred and twenty 1--we feet hi9sl
tsse laid In lime mortar From the "watc1-tahle'
Ihe walls viii be three feet thick, OF hewn aand'
stone. Estimated cost, $500, 900
MiSCFACERE PREDICTION or COTTON = VINE
YARDS sTOcK-RAls1SG, ETC.
awe have In operation eight saw'na11a twc
| single machlnes ten n61r!n9 mills two carflne
by President 3 Young. Our principal product +
raw cotton for tho successful cultivation Of which
the rnisston was established, and this ts nade tne
specially. Wine also receives considerable atten.
ton. and several e1tens.rc vineyards are planted
the soil And climate for the production Of hns wtnt
being unsurpassed bJ any on the continent "
| nelchhors Of .Calnornl2 IN the extensive nayke
! opening up through Idaho and Montana Stock
| raising engages the attention Of large number
/ n0G4 C6kLlE I'll tuc auC3t OEsk 1Als
In the Seyaha market arc extensively md cheap!
| ral<cd on the northern and inner slopes Of tht
| GIea. Tasin, bordering the desert
| COOPERATIVE ALHCANr1IK ASSOCIATION FRlS
| cisco AB 4 HARKET.
SIT may he mentioned IS Ii significant fact tha
| slnrinE the past year We paid IN cash, cattle an
| produce for utiout $2sl,tId worth OF mp0rte,
goodR OF which amount full 3Ia NO wns ecat prof
ii 10 The sTaderA- We have now, however, In suc
ccssful operation the 56oufhtrn Utah Conp8u
! Operative Mercantile Association who surpl
thts demand for imported goods This has brouSh
me to san Francisco, and have ma.le . consider
atie purchase Of goods for our association, .eIn
/ chiefly an experiment to test your market and sc
ii We cannot get our supplies from il IS cheaply a
| from Salt Lake C!1y-n