Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-04

continent Is governed, Queen Vic.
,aria has about as much land on this
lao of the Atlantic as we have. II
,,. sbould take California away from
Ave- limited States. the two countries
old no of lust about the same size
"a 1, this include Alaska In our ter
r,,ory The British part OF the Nortf,
,r,ortcap continent is a very valuable
.,aco Of property. There are mil
tons Of acres of wheat land which
have not been opened UP. and there
Is large aericu'turai REGION "h'ch
has not ye' oee" pe'e''"'ei ny ran
roads. inc Iai'au'ah cannot un-
derstand why II is thht the immigrants
mass their country by and go to the
,,.,,.a etotes They hive lots of
,ona amen 10 settlement. and they offer,
iaiu vpv" -. ,eo aaraa ,.a,,,,,, -,
in ADDITION 10 iov "ores' premium VI
about 81 nm Immigrant. to induce
them TO settle north of our boundary.
,,,,r,,,hstard,pg this Irncle Sam got,
No'"''"
the bulk OF the Foreigners ana cana
da, after all these years. has now only
.ho,,, one- fifteenth as many peonle ns
"oou' -, 80,
five million by the census OF ls0i,
ard her incubation is creeping inward
-, 49, tho naca ~ n ,ortoiso an
s'o"ei wa" Wy &"
mountain road. nave met dozen
different Canadians who have saids to
,h,, tbeir dnv had coma novv that
$50. - an,
the uhIteu 9'h'es ""' h'eu up IL 80
its sun is not bright enough yet to
show the world the fact. Times are as
Aan, h,ro nc I'm tho Irr,toa c.otos
haru "e'V Wv '.' S''''eS'
money is ught ana "oses are lower
THEY ARE MAD AT THE TARIEE
The Canadians do not like the new
tariff. I have not heard one friendly
- ,r ,o,,or % ,h, N,oIyi,t,,. 90,
or,rnort sincs cama here ca s
", q MON ot,,c,aI ti,is afto,rar 80
o.,od hi,r gn, sn,,o S,cta oin,,t Gnu a,,u
H. ,rnJa so,,in, ~, nj, -,
','',I5 ta ro,d 4, a,,a,.,, ~,
,,y,ted s,a,as uo ,o,i,dd Va '"'
~ dan't caro- n Mani fot N. Irni,oa
States. don't want to spread news
states. The two countries sbouId haye
less 10 do with each other than ever
since Inc nasnoa ~ Tho ,er,rs an, w,
ere r,inr To- disorir,tro,a H. go
Great Britain. and we viii ,nahs a
norts, there fo, nur nro5un,s t'saaaS
Of sending Thorn 10 ,,o,, W.. ~ II
ready doing this. / have an annie or
chard and shin several tbouso,,d har-
rels every year. | used to send them
to New York, now oxno,t 10 TnnN
don and ret better nrices thon ala
when / s6id 10 Won ynnLoos" N'1
The lumber mon mr., esnociai,y or,,r,,
at the tariff. Canada is n bIr lumber.
market Her forest nrodurtions are
estimated to be worth about eighty
million dollars year, and almost hnif
OF this is exported she has TIE h,n,
OF the wood ieft on this cnrti,,a,', D H
big mart OF her incoma has h In
from the logs aud Iumhor shtnr,a
across 10 the tInIted stntes Tho 70,
tariff practically kills tbis industrw
as It does also that of the wood min
mills, which am toid bay. W." poo,, pup Sur
nishlng n large nart o' ~ nay ~ peei iur-
paper used by orr n.,ysna 'ie p'i rh'ilb
things make mo nao,,ia 10, uese
and it is largely d,,e 10 thar, ,,a o,t, ~,
rigid regulations in reyarS 70 mi ,,ii,,t tnr
on the Klondike are beinT n1on,ad
c,N-,D, 49,.
sneap,,, ., e.. ,,,,,
Proposes 70 hold a,,'r', ii,' sahada
territory sbe coz ,ilch OF gold
There Is no svmro,p, ,' er own uses.
with American miners. and the rem.
,atiuhs WIZ be further restricted II the
tsu output proves to be as large as IL
a Ia Deeh represented. The size of the
v,S'lhs WIZ be reduced and additional
be'eehthges may be demanded. AS II
now according TO n paper which |
e. s, az the interior department this
Mi y, the entry fee for each claim |
~ Nm s pe slb' and for every year after
~ 'e nrst year the government win de- |
SIsi,is rehtai OF 800 apiece for the |
The a,ro,, ms rs without regard to
The ,puI winch the claims produce. |
csnt .heIv IL the royalty of 10 per |
COW, ~ az, god mined and OF 20 per |
v zen tor all claims which run over $500 |
az, week This means that In case OF |
me-. oiB strike the Canadian govern |
nnd ~, uounu TO get one-fifth of II. |
oen, "'ti without doing any work ex- ]
Tbe ccuhg the amount due them, |
wHrkda oslsloh that the claims be
ono V"ntlhuously is very hard |
tban ~ claim lis left idle for more /
done iee Gays II IL considered aban-
ars n,t anu may be jumped. and there
ybio pp''sr regulations as to fees by
OF h. sInaua VIII squeeze money out |
not en- miners In different ways. / do
made mat these provisions are
II Is , nh retaliation to the tariff, but
been su 70 presume that they have
ole"hat effected by II.
WHAT THE SURVEYORS saw
l called M a. - oi.7 SAL
aalan geoloricnI s,,,,, VI tne San-
10 gather Whnt ,nsy thls afternoon
about the ItIond,,'i 'hiatioh could
gamie, Iahauh mas q
she alwny. -. 'oeichI survey ana
ploging parties pn ~, nulhper OF ex-