Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-10
FANNEns, IN.rIrurr.

FARMERS INSTITUTE.
A farmcr' institute meeting Will ur
held at South Cottonwood ward houtc
on Monday ana Tuesday, November
l3Ih anu li.h. by members TO-. TIA. Ia
purimont station s'an anu faculty OF
tho Agricultural College o; Utah. Fol.
lowing t. lho progmmi
Monday2 p.m.-Luclure on Disease
OF Domestic Animals, by Pfof. $. r.
rwombly, D.V.S.; lecture on the lrr..
CATION Problem OF Utah, by Prot s.
Fortler e. T.; lecture by Richard
Howe.
Monday evening. Illustrated lee.
tufe on the Relation ofthu Piow to the
Progress Of Agriculture aud Civllizl.
ton, by Prof }. w. sAuborn, ora leo.
turc on Stone Fruits and How TO Grow
aud Care ior Them, by Prof r.. b.
Rlchmani alsoa lecture by samuel A.
Cofm~oi, on General Observations
around the Farmers Yard.
J Tuesuay morning. yrturu On Some
I |f Jus H"NAN AHAANNANNHN MAAh NN0M 10
irVat Them, by Prot h. 3. Riunmau;
also lecture Ola Daifyinh, anu How
80 should Improve 70, ty prlL h. b.
LiuiielI; and lecture by John 4.
MaclSay gu the subject Of 5lockfaising
versus Agriculture.
Tuesday afternoon Lecture on Syf.
TEN Of Farming Tor Success, by Prot.
}. w, sAub1rn; lecture On Butter
Making, by Prof. Il. Il. Llnhclu; lee.
luru by Huber Bsnniou: Possibilities
anu Probabilities OF Agricultural Utah.
All cili2ena Interested Ina the subjects
1ru cordially invited 90 DO present
Come prepared to iUin the discussions,
say the Faculty, either by questions or
! or by advice, The meetings viii not
be i1rmll but tho addfessts will be IA
plain presentation aud discussion Of
tue popular subject mentioned. They
viii be lflet Ia order that farmers may
have 80 opportunity 10 join la them In
either observations or questions.
Tbis In the tlrs. series OF institute
meetings TO ho held ny memhefsluf tue
stan OF the Experiment s'Btiob and
faculty Of the Agricultural College OF
Utah, aud Il Il hoped that tho citizens
Will make IL n successful anu fee con-
lerencu ON the agricultural Interests OF
the Territory.
SEWER RESERVOIR DECISION.
A letter has boon received ut the
lOcal land oilloe, from tho commits.
siuncr OF the general land office, trans
hitting the decision " the secretary OF
thr Interior Ia tho matter OF the Lean.
lug Land aud Water oompauy's ro-rr.
woodworking portions OF townships II,
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| pefimeter If 8O.7S miles anu nu urea
u 1880 ,quaro miles, or 10, lO4 acres.
Q ho decision states that the articles
OF Incorporation, certificate o., organl.
zati0n anu other necessary paners
were approved and placed un tilo some
time ago. The nsp submitted nj the
same time was returned without APP
ptoval, because II appeared that N THE
reservoir was constructed II would sub
merge part Of the right OF way OF the
Oregon short Line nnd would also
dow water on part VI the township OF
Fayeltc, which facts Appealed ON the
| records.
An affidavit was fied, however,
which showed that the railway com.
pany had changed It's liue Of ROAD w
that II would not be- intrrieted with,
and this was not disputed by the con.
pany. AZ 90 Fayette, the probate Judge
Of Ssupulo county entered formal
protest Ia behalf Of the inhabitants OF
that town against tbs approval OF the
map, which protest was also signed by
twenty-five persons. Substantially the
same persons protested on behalf OF
the town Ot Dover, which lies ia tue
| foOthilA OF the mountains a short dis
lance northwest VI FAyouO. From tho
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over, II appeared that Dover II not u
town Of record, but 10 mere settle.
ment, aud there 10 on tilu paper
signed by fifteen persons who claim
10 be- "0onh iiio residents and tax
payers OF the settlement u Dover IN
5anpeto county" who deny tue right
Of the Flyette people 10 enter protest
Tor them, They wish the reservoir con.
stTuCtol anu say tAty regard the action
OF the pou0us who protest for them ~
an injustice 70 thUm.
The secretary holds that the protest
| OF the FayotIo people IL disposed Oi by
| a change in the proposed boundary,
| aud that iu bsnsli OF tie people o!
| Dover by tho fact that u reservoir can
| not overflow the land II An eutrymAu
| without his consent As TO the poiui
AS 10 whether tho company has the
| night 60 dam the seyier ryer Ia con.
stfuoting and maintaining this resci-
| voir, the case is dsiinguished from That
| OF the penagc0 reservoir cise, although
I the evidence that tue Sewer river In
merely q dry bed a. tho oeasou when
water N needed most was not very full
aud complete, consisting OF siillaylts
showing that from the lot OF June or
| July each year there is no water iioN.
| ing. Unirr that showing, the score.
tgty declIeB that % lam tue river Uud
hold the water hat lows In tho sprins
| Ia store tuF Irrigation purplHrs, when
| It VIII be- valuable, can certainly work
| no injury 10 The surrounding country,
A. all the require unis OF the law
| have been complied with anu the sur,
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