Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-05
FOR REAL HOME SEEKERS,
EaTsh Valley, Idaho, OT,B Superior
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email amount OF space for tue purpose
OF laying before your readers sJns ln'
formation that may result In muoh
good 90 many Of them ami pVrnaps be
more or Ices interesting 10 al. 10 Do
others should care to read this,I shoii-
Ike the heating TO attract th1 cys oil
tho home seeker Tor 10 such Il Is mots
particularly aidrssIei anu for iheir
benefit 1t Ia written.
Tho place from which this u
written commands "a Wow oil
what Is known aB Marsh valley
ia the southern part OF BaunvtE
county, Idaho. The valley derives ~
name vi Marsh" irJm tue wiit
luxuflant meadow, ~ some places
marshy, which runs IT, entire lenBth
rem McCAmm0n on the upfth TO
DHiofd on tue aoulh. This scoops Of
country aud it, bordering mOuutalue
and canyons has been for many year,
the paradise Of catilemuu, tue fertile
plains aud Mills nu CaCI ride growing
iuxufiant gtass Tor summer range nuu
tue extensive meai0na yielding huavy
clops Ut hay for wiut5r ieslius.
untii quite recently THIS tfaHt % laud
has been a portion Of ths FOrt Hal
reservation and could not uu improved
with en,ety, rs tbs low settlers were
occupying tho land On suilcfahco anu
were Obliged To bn content with their
herds, not yeu,uriDe 10 Improve much
Ia building anu agriculture. Ihu
barren appearance ut tho agricultural
,Jttlons VI tue valley CAuuut therefore
b. attributed ~ poor soil or ugut0us
olimatc but only to tue Iu1bJu cited
Thfvugh tho efforts o. thu carly
settlers they have been recently cat OIL
igom the reservation AMI tue iuulN ~
moro people gives promise Oi au early
change ia tue general Appearance Of
the country.
The only drawback has been the
lack OF watUf. Other Acilitlcs Tor
making comfortable homes uatufu mas
iutnlehtd In abundance temperate
climate, Tioh soil, timber In easy reach,
plenty OF ohuap lumuer, railroad
facilities At thelr DOOR, proximity TO
general Church hoadquatlufs--Uut all
these advantages could not compensate
tue homesosker for streams VI water,
and he mas pushed on into other places
where nature seemed TO be- kinder In
lBif one TobpeCI Ut least.
hiif 10 prove that Providence oiten
leaves Its choiceut blessings hidden anu
that TO the one VINO dare look ahead
and have faith IN 10, hnal Justice there
viii always be reward, " has been
uemOl stfRted beyond n DOUBT that
water Ia quantities amply sufficient
eau be- conveyed upon these lands. a
preliminary lac has been run by n
competent engineer from tue Porinuui
which carries high enough 10 c9ycT ut
least 90, 200 hctes, the greater part VI
which Il still unclaimed anu oIly
awaits the skill q anu labor Of mon T.
transform into one OF tho ChoiCust
plgoeA in.the southern part OF tho state.
IA 10 the canal--tne task OF con .
slruetlng Ia by no means an easy one,
out In comparison " other enterprises
begun and completed by tho pioneers
Of the West, II IL far from being dis.
oourAging. The greater part OF the
distance IN through soil which can be
moved by 1crapers, anu conservative
men Of experience after careful inyestl-
cation, place the cOst at not over three
dollars per acre. Even II II were uOub.
10 this amount II would be cheap In
comparison to the bitches made by
capitalists who In some cases ask eight
dollars ss "bonus" 10 begin on.
The flfsI steps have been taken 10
'ogm company which will soon be In
operation, when work Will Immediately
commence. IL IL Intended 10 m0-al tue
bylaws after those Of other cOmpau les
au sug,..safuI nvaFattnUs fh. main oil
jsrt 10 be sought will be TO place the
poor In money but rlch Ia willing
strength.
Hure, then, Il one Of those boat Of
opportunities where men by beuef-
ing others may help themsclyot. Here
Is M enterprise begun whioh should
tlku W and carry on 10
success and prosperity many who
lie Idle Tor the want OF
oppoTtunity-not from choice. You
need the land 10 make your lmea; We
need your help. Let W meet in this
worthy common cause nnu success 10
assured.
While the excitement Of now ncquls.
lilou IL upon men they slmelImes
overlook the difficulties ~ tins way anu
move without i0r0IhUuglt sad proper
osutlOu, and 10 such word Is necus.
sary. The lAbon Ia builIi. x new
home under circumstances sucnus will
attend this, require that no one Huuuld
undertake Il VINO has not some DOVE.
ION made Tor his sugteuauce Until LIS
work viii receive remuneration, In
my opinion 1t would DO folly 10 subject
n family TO the chances Of harlrhip
depending solely upon what eau be-
made from tue lana or occasional OBJ
pOrjuuities OF working for nrighuorf.
There n, however the chance VI
lifetime for men VINO In tuiiiug out
have a little means l. carry lhrm, "
Tor young, vigorous meu VINO can leave
home !, necessary lnr "A scrub sIaEr.n
We occupy Que Of the gaIcs uelweuu
llahD aau Jia Aud While settlers
from Utah muy feel that they are
leaving ils advantages Rud suItouuu.
lngs, they will come 10 u uls.
pltsblo slate glad VI their AID.
they viii come ~ uuu OF the
most advanced Stakes Aud np Wltllu
reach VI ote VI the finest agaIemlus
In Iuu. 70 reach nome Will 40. &C.,.
luIfr % months earnings anu iuycaIi.
ga in VIII demonstrate to you thalW
nave all the advantages Iuvuionpu
aud no more OF tho disaIyauugus than
my ue expected OF that ia.l ~ tue lot
4 u.uvf people,
All Inquiries VIII he ChruT'uly aL.
'wrrtu ~ addressing me 10 Dpwury,
BauuOck county, Idaho,
WA, HYDE.
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