Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-09
THROUGH MIDDLE UTAH.
SLOW Railroad Time 10 az Uli1Y.iIls
Bagl01.
Loohin- Ahead ANA hroning Hack
Looiiin- Ahead ANA Erouing nnch-
ward, win som ubsrrsationa
on goth.

barren nnd uninvillng. That It is
splendid coll IL atcs,cJ by tho few
0hscB al irregular distances where
homes have utcn made and the nucleus
%! towns began. These are Ut EQUINE
only whore water bas been obtained
nom The b1viof whicl corkscrews its
siugrish course between the chains D.
ba!t-luidcl nud biiitgioi hills o. Ions
A. they run parallel 10 the wcsi, about
80 miles from Juab; aud then goes Oh
Al n triangle nearly due southwest
until 4. loses Itself iu huge alkal
quhgmir0 called by c0uuysy Re
yitr laso; or where the clement
has come forth au % gyflnH. Tao ranI
crosses the stream six Dr uIghi times
lee this distance, then leaves it aud
strikes Oh p0utuw lrd.
Ntfy low people have over maize ihis
rip without suggesting T. tho Union
Pacific c0mpauy-iu such way lhat
what they said mover reached tue eyes
or tars Of any mcmbtf OF it--.Hat thc
time between Juhb sud Milford might
De- shortened two 0f three hours Win.
out detrlmeut 70 the service. lh,u
article may therefore be- considered au
improvement Ia that respect. 10 iH
suggested hereby that ten minutes 10 q
long enough limo 10 consume at
citations" where there u moth.
las to l-og nj ald nobody e.
tolls a.; where the landscape " the
vUry aomu ni m1not9Boua stufIiity, the
grey vegetation ami the vhitish OF
yo.lowisn soil blending IN an rSpfol'
sioulo.s tngo anu ending only with
ihu limit Of tue usual range or At tuc
Irregular oulhills which form f,ting
framework 10 "a picture which nobody
could Igiut " he would anu would not
81 be- could. Hlli an hour aud sonu.
times more Is given 10 the passenger "
| behold this nOthingness VI nutuic, anu
/ when forward motion ls ftsumus,
sl3w a. II 10, the sensation h. ~ relax.
ing 40 o. amount aim ~ 20 eEhllHratlOu,
Undoubtedly tho Uning psolnc
/ knows no own business anu
iu tho main LOOKS gNUl
II 10 manner most conducive o.
/ general satisfaction aud the cols,qutnt
dividends; but it does seem that more
timo Is wAstoi Ia tue stretch OF county
spoken VI than b. absolutely necessary,
even When crossed BY n freight or
miStd train, and tho surplus lime
would be- better employed by the
passengers az their respective dtstiua.
lions.
Beyond question there will 10 a
change Ia the appearance Of things oil
along that liuu some day. Nature D.
neither willing nor spontaneous, bu,
enc h asfsilnblu and conquer.
ablsi aud beneath The irownil x
eXtvdOr now presented to her
human offspring she coucuals a
hand filed with treasures, anu thu
lace now scared and soddou will be-
wtrAthed In smiles VI welcome when
the pick aud the pluw, supplemented
by tue irrigating ditch Hnd tho driven
we'll, have forced the good Oli dame to
keep better COMPANY
As the train was dragging It's slow
leugth along Il was discovered that a
passenger had copy Of Lo king Back
ward with him; aud as this was 4
more cheerful view than luOEing any
other way Just then, a loan Of the GOV.
eiUd literature was effected. Ono can
read worry carefully anu attenuyuly
under Huctf circumstances.
In view Of the fact that Bcllamy's
most noted literary production sug.
gtHiha look a long way ahead auI
causes the mind 10 dwell for thu time
upon natter, things ana people ns
they may be seen IN cur great ..tAni.
chlidtrn's day, the iltlo Of the book
would seem 10 bs something u mis-
homer. Whether this bo the case or
not, u Is very entertaining reading.
lho prctent purpose " noI 10 review
tho work spoken o., for two runfOn6-l
am Tot vain enough 90 Imagine myself
equal b tuch task anu
mlst OF tho NEWS readers Rtr
uOub,leas sufficiently familiar with the
subject Bat perhaps tho thoughts Eug.
Vested by such reading may not ~
like manner have gone around, aud
am always willing 10 divide.
OF coutao "LUoklug Bnckwarin n q
prospective AllogoTy ana ~ such not 10
be deal with In the same manner that
a work pretending 10 deal with thin1s
In real life, although itself tue putest
fiction, might be. Ana still aliegory
ought TO conform 10 certain stsuuHris
OF s.miIlIude, anu not out Of uBru.
strained Imagery and mysticism create
conditions tlAt under no conceivable
circumstances could DO realized.
surely ~ guggcftsd, conditions
viii not only ba greatly
changed but wonderfully improved
"a uuu,uty from now but Que Is not
NECESSARILY thu other aud heTUlu, az IL
0ccurs 10 me- Mr. Bollumy occasion.
ally ltops "a stitch, For example, he
solves tnu financial problem, never
more vyGud than now, in manner
| like unto that OF Alexander the Great
when hv united the G0tdian knot with
hls sword, that h, the solution OF iissU.
iutiOu-ho dispenstu with u altogether.
In liko manner he gels raj OF courts
and lawyeti by eliminating the
lilglOuB spirit from mauaiuu, nAtur.
ally these iade away ifom the political
luu1scaIe. Newspapers viii no longer
paudor 10 pfuIienCy or iucitn 10
crime by revealing la ~; they viii
publlth puwH and dECusB broadly.
intelliguutly aud impnrUally econ
umic, social anu scientific quesuuus.
40 ~ that were not enough IA that
direction, mo goes on anu dUmulishos
"a present political 0fyaulSauous,t their
theories iu uu lar a. they are good DO.
iNg teclst tu as TO CONFORM 10 luC now
order uf ,hIuEs, ana tbuif practical
workings being suppiauiul J0rtIner
with d uoyrt1llru national arrange
muut which leaves no room Tor par.
taaulsw 60 g,1uu, not cTavluo through
WuiHu JttitfHIuiAu conservatism OT
JnckuoniAu uRste.iytnrss can thrust
! LuUiT buried meade. AlHrl Iue Funt.