The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-26

their habitR uons eFoA yh;oh NAV be tL
yer at these meetings Mo improve p,
{ local or general gooa. h;i;ty of start Il
oent of stock, the aoviss tr;as of irving q
ng Ma ;nda of grain, of experimenting
rev H sorobnm' of developing some a are !,
with soIsn sa. ali these things are :
tural resour nd determined. If settle
dlscusseu o coached the maximum
ments III. het orahIe land will support, tne
WINCH .no known by the representa-.
. taos 40 ~ that locality, and n ouCG
sse' that such a number OF la.n niso1
w T6ara NE 60 form part of Colony Colony I that
T bege are such and sGe is gnan
in this or that settlement Iv-, new,
corners, either immigrants from abroad
or from home localities.
When new settlement is determined
on its establishment is systematically
gone about; some enterprising persogi
has found the place, investigated -.
resources. and told about its capablE,i1osi
The news goes around. A pay NJ
njoreers start cut and invesEsHIe ano
report upon the situation. lhsy CIV
notice of the results, and II fouuu sIs,
| factory, of their purpose to se!Iie 49,,
| and inviting others to loln .hnush
Travel which way you may ..a;u r.
Utah, and you are prey aSson ITS honnd
~ some new settlement already staIteu
w W 70 he started. They have thelr
ofFects with them in wagons. As
n;oneers their equals have never oeen
found They are one and all animated
~ TWO nurposes, to better their co.,
dition and to build up Zlon'
The settlement determined on. all 90
~ YORK To pruyide the one essentisi
tS;ne.-water for irrigation. Ihe allcn
10 ding each contributing his snare.
fTbere Is Territorial law that regulates
the water rights, and provision Is mace
~ AZ those who come after. are 10 snsre
in these water rights upon equitable
nrincinles. There is no graphing VI
, Either land or water. Some strange
end remarkable things are discovered
nv these Mormon pioneers. for IN
! Stance. in Salt River Valley, Arizona, q
= hand of Mormon pioneers looking Tor a
a site wherein to found setuement'
discovered the traces OF an ola lIllsa,
| tion canal which had been aoahooheo
If centuries ago. Trees were growing ~
the bed of the ancient canai. nn1s
IS simply had to clean out the olo oitcn
J. repair the embankments III Ri s o.,
n tnrn the water into 1t. Ihey Wer'
- Sare6 MANY thousands of dollars b!
n This discovery. This discovery also LEI
= IN explorations, and ancient our!e
nj cities we're found, the opening OF whlcl
20 hv Frsnk Cushing has resulted IN
IN sSdition TO the archaeological history
- the conntry. the value OF which ca
r scarcely be estimated. ..;,s - n
or country and the necessity for irrigatlo
renders compact settlement lndlspeI
chile The farms are small. not becaus
one man might not acquire large DOC
,,y of land. but because the economic prll
hs cinle at the bottom of the Mornse
,re nolity is distribution; the greatest gee
or 10 the greatest number. ms IS
na joWship" in its broadcast ana mo
tes Christian sense. The Is prlt OIL ea'
* community is stimulated 1y tue sunei
- eTamnle. A thriftless fellow must
10 ;nJaad irrecl aimable if he is not Affect
the by examples of the Others.
II There is the deepest interest taken
eli that relates to agriculture ana pa
n toral pursuits. The Territorial Ag
~; ~, cultural and Manufacturing society
.inn an institution recognized by the teg
,os iatiye assembly, but depends Tor us $
r. cass npon the encouraaementlt recel
Ia naV fro,n the people. Diversified indus
"a 10 one of the causes of the success OF
a an6 Wormen farmers. The dairy is !
a -, Neglected and every family stri
~ improve domestic aniE
~ from whence considerable pr
do. ia derived. The whole family cont
that utes to the common STOCK. dnouI
)ect, IS the tguc1 ooL otter the fiocks
uN The older ones labor IN the fe,o.
,. Wives and daughters spin and WEI
ny, "a attend to the dairy WORK
and poultry. +bo oboracteris
.hom of tha neonle. The planting OF 81
tress the cultivation OF fruit, the 81
anN " ~ flowers and the little adornm
az ue nt home. which make it attractive
'Uins oil encouraged. To guard against
~ associations and to afford rat
LII amusement, each community. mas
N.Y. NJ social recrea,iops. Mutual lmpr
;r oil nent societies for both sexes are lol
q - and and the young people are encourage
Ga in read books and papers, ana 10 olS
~ of with one another the topics oi Ine
irri The Mormons are musical peoplG1
y the musical instruments are 1ounu ~ a.
tuS 49, home. Innocent amusen
i l;teI IF ayerv kind are provided for the C
luz I % o., end voung folks,and the free
nooGo ootber,nes of all the people OF
.i pro Excitement in picnics, festivals.
~ versaries and other celebrations
;, M the features of Mormon country LIE:
u ! civ Nv is nothing morose about the MO
= en-. onoE raiipion. Cheerfulness and con
% ~ eUl ment are the marked characterls'
ino;tas VI THERE'S general misconceptior
/ land corning the M nrevaiIine mott
Is, .n no It that emigrants are gathered IKE
20. and brought over from europe
gers ia much head, the church proVlal
St II NO No funds. TIE fact is that the Mo
J. H. l,a ne Church is established in most Q
xample European coun na ie of ito converts
ateno of desire to emigrate, to gather TO
- se nro- tn help themselves. Habits OF ecS
ge,p 10 are taught and ENCOURAGED ano
only to VINO cansoC 90 " dafrav the ent
0' CON- cT pense of emigra,i IN to Utah are Of
pron- The assistance is not given {
,iob in church, but comes from relatiV
n aTn,ess friends VINO have preceded them
,.opeIa- land OF promise.
', ropTIs- Mormon emigrapts were torme
= o onr If sisted by the Perpetual EMIL