Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-04
NEWS OF THE WEST
....,dauah and Nevada SSindI.'
''' Nov in England
IMAM BURNED 40 d Avn
,,,,r.,n.hlp al Il'a''r-''n''E''
YOU nI,s,us-Co't Of Wat Tor
Irrigation. Ele'
,,ar,S BURNED 10 DIAM

b,ie ~" yigu,a; st tneir o .l ,,,!
Bsa','. ur.Ilu This Guy Ia,' . .,u
cavern. Republicans 40 nov p"'
sU, Wv ,,3.ts ~ fepresrn'A"Nr
tNe o,,,.stlfr, nor one Iof Cou19
no b.,.nI.pt "a tCnoo" w ~
fsPtHnI''.y have tn clifrc' Wv "
lt'e VIZ vb+r, ~ We Ffn lhl. iylu,i
ih' mIs. Men tie ljtn OF t'at p9i.y , 10
II o" w., ''',..1rl.sAn selection IVt '1o
h'' lehman ~ the n. MT Of n. "
A Ihbu." "a swp,iwa'er creek,
uiuu'' I'D y,itn mUst boitir'' .'".'
CI.e' mr.It.v uirht, t9yH lh' b'"h-
~ d ,i,,rfs. Ae Was In the h'o'l
v5ou H,- Line atuf gn'.H L. v'u F.
Of sm'AIis s.'babiiity he lad lore To .
% 10 IN inc lighted llrs i' ".s
sttp ~ IA sgnfk igull.d lu' lfl /
NOUN ,,,.. ia. MIN 10 a ctisp Wnliu /
c0'llph 10. .ol. hu0ts found tnu fu'hh /
n'tep' 49,. : .turiay morning Hu4 0n ]
q hh 'a'tto, inc body ui Gfitc' vas /
ln'e' s,,r,sJ aImUst hsyond rec" Eu'- |
iluhu rssat Brat thought thnt lheie |
ueo' IN fouI play, but there we 20
hai w, 4, ,ui.tAntinte this throfy.
sultu' so d bElohClof aud had no
viOntl mi II IL reasonable TO supl orr
theu n' ,,,st bis death through natolts-
W,. rbs body was taken to gypsum
fsf buflaL ~. ,t.yt,,
s,y. the Dcnning, New D!1Aleo,
y,aaighE Tho local custom hyu'o
s.'S,ssiyed notification irOm C9I,v'-
,n,ibarlos Davis, at III fasV, OF we
ton u Ihe department. 70 enforce
,i,IciIy the provisiona Oi We qusrauute
a.t"s, Mexico Anj that IN eOhs'-
ssssee q ruling bad net Dren ma.
Nan eoyeFsd the broad gfounu tha'
smsrloan cattle graz ng near the hue
"a slraying over must remain on
W',iran soil until December IsIi
.bsn the quarantine viii DO fAisel,
a.is,s they should happen TO Stay
80 .salu. The oustom house tesu-
sre becoming very strict WIN
..i,,.nre 10 American stock on Next
~ m and the annoyance 10 cattle
",sr whose ranches are near lhe
Tss h very considerable. According
,',i,t, recent ruling, an owner IL h1lf
4, sst bsok bs stock from MtNi'
~, ali until after December let, uh'
I'm, tho animals should came bach
"rro.. the Imaginary linoof their own
f,,,Wil, Heretofore u has been 10
mai tbe Americans, owning rAnchet
~, Inc line, were free - come anu
:, Almost when they chose, anu thofe
.out the slightest difficulty uHpeTi-
rre-I 40 founding.up In Mexico al
.oy line, hut ever since the qlAran-
M. line was run heroes to CRnfotnla,
Irs regulations have become sirietef
,.ds,ticisr, until the business on the
J,fdrt requires very consiueFAo'e
diplomacy.
Chicago Inter Ocsdni The last re.
ptt 0ttle geological survey places thr
.yufage iist cost OF water Tor irrigation
throughout the western states at - 10
stscfe, while its value, whs'oNri lhe
rghI can be transferred without lanu,
SO. Applying Ihe,e figures 10 the
tglai acfeage a. asoeftniued 10y tue last
census" sbys tue report, "the total nts'
cl,l OF itrigating the lands from when
riaus were obtained In 1852 was Nv,
$1,000, AMI tho total vaiuS OF tue
water fignt was s9i AZ, 100, the In
rfesto VI value being gBi,sOl ,OOl, OF
.ls.sJ peT cent Of tue inyesImenL Th'
Ialluf sum may be taken ns repfeseni'
iBg the value Of the supply uhiiL d.
Tue average annual sxpen1e Of main
taiuiug the water supply was sl,O1 pei
acre, Or an aggregate Of s3,1Si,OOO, ihi'
being required IN kooplns tue canal
sud llcneh In repair aud iTeo ifou
sediment. The sstimateI fret cost o
Irrigated lands from which crols vof'
ub,sinsd m 1859 WAS 81, 100000 An'
tusif present value, includlng improve
mems, t2gB, SOU, UOn, showing an ~
creased value u tgl9,S5J, 900, OF $3.50
pct cent Of the inyts,meIt ia IN
and, not taxing INTO conaiheratlui
tue water. The average value OF III
cfgp. raised wa. sli,sS per acre
% a total Of S53, O57 900. These figure
have been introduced 20 eNhibit u
cost aud value VI irrigation In the All
regions. The value OF tue unullliLo
water supply can 10 rcely be estimate
until more accurate Information
obtained concerning the total amour
Of water anu tho acreage that II can
made u cover. BY making cer1nl
uraumptlOns, however, rough eat
mate eau be- arrived ~. Inking u
average irsI cOst oil water ~ b.lO ~
acre, aud it1 present value al $50 "
Actu, tho difference, Sl7s6, may DO y
Eumud as the value vi the wafer As
lows In tho stTeAm. II ono cubic lo
prT ercond will water loo acfss tn
the value Of one second iObt ~
Tsklng the figures given AZ the lOt
quur tlty VI water probably EvAilabl
via. 35l, 900 rcOud feet, the total vail
OF thls wster 10 S6l2,bOO,OOO. Th'
figures ubyi usly have ~ oiuim 10
cuhcy, hut merely indicate ths,, q
vulAlsl on the most CunserVAu
Iusis, the water supply Oi TIE ~
country must be TAnhei among 1
most Important amUug iisundeVelop
iesOutces."
The last issue OF tho Beaver Ut0nt
has the followinpi John Gflmu, "
some years ago resided ~ Beaver, !
iounu mis- way, nj last, back To ~
land, from whence ne came. \
body In this section regrets that Grin
has gone, for he mate n very h
record for himself during tue tims
resided In Utah and Nevada. CIR
has relatives in this country who
among our most highly esteemed .
respected UitzrLs anu why Ito sh0t
havesO uisgTaCuu Al hOBoTed nam'
beyond our ken. Suffice IL
sy that Giiilins reputation
0ne Of tlie', liar sud
sEindleT He came 10 this cOuui
In tho early part OF the eighties ~
LHmbourne, England. lie claimed
biH watch rspsirsT and JewsleL |
DIR these pioientUs no worked In Is
VI tor short time and did ~
travelling around Ia this neighhorhI
wIking At his business, lie vi
south from here on one NJ this II
aId collected together quiloa Gum
articles iCr repair, SUCH a. walct
OJches, etc, some Of these hO raiuri
t.afa a.. IA. 80. LII