The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-01
From the Four Winds.


Fort Morgan, Colo, creamery has
resumed operations for the season of
1894.
Antlers, Colo, is determined on Sc
curing the Garfield county beet sugar
factory.
At Claytonia. near Saguache. Colo,
stamp mill will be started into oper-
alton this week
The Union Pacific company will soon
build q. fine stone railroad depot look
IS feet at Sidney, Neb.
Wood is being hauled in Bent county,
Colo, for a distance of fifty miles and
sold for 81 or So a cord.
Erie, Colo, Populist ladies have been
! called in to organize a suffrage club.
Mrs. Emma R. Wright has issued the
call
johnson county. Wyoming, boasts of
the only empty Jail in the state. 1t
has been vacant since the last term of
court.
The recent snow storm did not ex-
tend more than twenty-five miles south
of Trinidad. 1t was severe east of La
Junta, Colo.
Antlers Townsite company offers a
bonus Of several thousand acres for the
location of the Garfield county beet
sugar factory at that place.
A small amount of snow on the
Cumbres range in southern Colorado
indicates a limited supply of water for
the southern portion of the San Luis
valley.
Manassa, in the San Luis valley. has
become an important stock feeding
point. Its farmers are very anxious
to have a pork packing house estab-
lished at Alamosa.
Archuleta county Colorado. is said
to have only one general merchandise
store within its boundaries and induce
ments are offered for more mercantile
competition in Pagosa.
Saguache announces the survey by
the Empire Canal and Land company
guache for bringing under cultivation
a large acreage of new land next
spring.
Pecos valley, n. NJ, has 121 miles of
main irrigating canals, 273 miles of
main laterals, 900 miles of sub-later-
als-a total irrigating system of 1924
miles. Who says the Pecos valley peo-
pie lack enterprise?
Game Warden Callicote gave pot
hunters in Routt county permits to
sell their stocks of deer hides. Now
they are taking advantage of their
permits to slaughter game by whole
sale, contrary to law
The Central Pacific railroad men re-
port twenty-five feet Of snow having
fallen west of Truckee They antici-
pate a long blockade and a repetition
Of the snow season of 1890, when
the road was blocked seventeen days
Las Animas, Colo, is said to be To-
Gated just thirty-flye miles south of
large coal deposits and an effort will
soon be made by Bent county people
to test the alleged existence of an
abundance of cheap coal at the place
indicated.
North of Julesburg, Colo, an i'm
mense irrigatng canal is being con-
structed by Mr.. J. Bratt and other
leading citizens of North Platte 1t is
called the Oshkosh ditch and will ir-
rigate many thousands of acres of
rich land in the North Platte valley.
Wheatland, Wyo., the newly started
colony ninety miles north of Chey-
enne, has now lis families located
there. 1t will loom into Importance as
grain and potato growing colony
during the present year. The land
is cheap and fertile and well irri-
gated.
Montrose. Colo. can secure a large
cannery to be esta blished in Colorado
by Odessa, Del, people if the Montrose
farmers will engage to supply toma
toes for 10000 cans annually. This
viii require $50 tons of tomatoes. Will
the Montrose farmers accept this
offer?
Julesburg people have become tired
of waiting for outside capital to build
the proposed high line canal and will
start the work themselves A meet
ing Of farmers on the Julesburg and
Red Lion canal route has been called
at Julesburg for next Saturday to or
ganize for work on the canal.
Delta county, Colorado is going into
fruit planting by wholesale. Last
weeks Delta papers report several inn
mense orchard enterprises of forty
acres each and one of 100 acres. Delta
is the coming fruit county of the state. |
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