New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-11

places OF water for irrigation, but to shorten te
food and water supply for range stock Following t1s
came n cold winter with heavy SHOWS In 1e59'0o which
caused loss that It will take years to repair. u
had not been for these reverses the otae "ouiu i'
been going steadily forward in all but mining ana III
,bo cepsus NJ 1870 would not have made bad show
mo As L. the lesson has come ut good time ana
tbera is n spirit shown which inspires the prophecy
that within the next few years Nevada VIII make All
advance which will astonlsh her traducers. ii Ordinary
seasons had prevailed the necessity for storage "ouu
not have forced itself upon public attention as IL mas
and matters would have along in the old groove
but when It came to losing crops or storing "aOer
movement set In which will go far beyond securing
the old property from danger Of drouh and VIII Sna
thousands OF new homes 10 Nevada in the course oi
time A great many favorable locations nave Doen
found and the session OF the Legislature Just co'eu
assed laws intended to encourage and protect Such
enterprises.
ENCOURAGEMENT FOR THE FUTURE
Those who have given attention to Nevadas aiar s
see much encouragement for the future' e"e "N "a
capacity for gleat Improvements ana inc oo"ui''O" -,
this time seem particularly favorable rev :,
have so comfortable a climate as thlS' No P -
the Union has more sunny days In the year. ',a"l
sunsroke hydrophobla and consumption are uh~no" i
rho d rare air Is beneficial In almost all forms oi
Illness and there is none Of that changeaoie anu
bosterous weather found further east. ta bvt the
Sfaio arc subject to extreme oold III "lhVA -
hio west side and southern portion are lnnuenGeu
hv the soft winds of the Pacific, which give dl eq
and mild temperature. Added to the luAuIy ~ Cd
invleor,ting and heathful climate theFo - e
scenery and productive sou ,o t,ost instead OF
The practice of irrigaiing makes tfoSI iIsHeo VA -
season the limit Of production ana the heius
after crop all tho fall and summer uiaU Ota1o ever
checked by cold weather. such an NEanttsT 49, Tnd
comes to be thoroughly worked and Put 10 us sS
use The range OF products OF when tno oe',v non
canable il something wonderful COTTON Bromh ipOi
Inc snot is found In prehistoric graves tne 1s, Vlr
almond grape and other Sem-trOpcS rast nuaiity
in the southern part of the State Inc rareoC Iag
30 ,ln,et9hns fhrives ANYWHERE and our cau!nloWyT,
ceIery asparagus and cOarser kinds WOulu, Do 10
Lnown become articles OF commerce u suppy ,.i tno
demand for the finer trade Oh 9oaSU S1 nyss AT the
Nevada wheat and potatoes TOOK nrst PRIZE dO 80
Worlds Fair at New Orleans, ana our apRtIoS 80 80
second prizes. Tobacco grows wen anu tneto L ",U
sompes of many other plants ana also treee 80
craichrd vet SO far as mining goes, and us posi-
Utilities for production IN other Respects are o'
dreamed Of 1t will be sought t0r some ua}{ o.
sanItarium and as It's resources develop IL WIZ alo
neapie and viii do It's share to support anu SlOll
American institutions in this quarter Oh lhe H.
quaint old story tells OF prince WHo sato nd
bride an iron egg and she looked az lVs IVusn ,a
hcr In its fall a secret spring was toucneu anu a
var org rolled out. Better pleased she pChen ~ up
and when handled 1t opened again, revealing sotuf
yOlk which in turn disclosed DeautuI ,ti 80 tho
American people have already cracEcd the hdIu anu
forhidding crust which hides Neyadao wealth. hiu III
critical period of the Nations history she PourJI a
Hood OF gold and silver into the current Oh udo1 @
sustaining our financial system love 10 ein M,ada
Golden harvess will follow In time ana tns1 Ne'"u''
YET viii shine rich Jewel in Columba,s crown IoN
Reno New, March 30, 1891. K' L. fOAA0-"