Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20

N.HHMFH the NfNAth EAlWA NN NNN| country.
:, he aid Of BrockbunlS that three nine.
~ nrw M at once and that no cot
IA. lint whether he succeeded In haze
ing the three elk " not stated and
.t..r.fora can be only coniarfurs1
9od Man Bancroft" did Admiralty
,,..tl aa n fisherman. lie sat un "a ior
,,ith is oregon short line In the winter
,J Drafehod" thom hy the dozsn.
rr.air Manager Eoclrs M also much
In eyidenee. lie got into the water nf.
t.r thom. and once ateppcd into hole.
,gblch came nearly drowning him
nv.inr 10 his devotion 60 his nHhllno
and "a good iinvmin. The crowd toUk
tho creek and thu woods by storm. go
much 30 IN fnct, Tint those following
-fI.r fhom. n ~ said. h1d "mlrhtv
,,r tuck" inaamuch as they DIDN'T
- ,00 pounds of fHh and thrci whole
m In n single day ana n half They
,r9rlso another such q trip next year
THE MEADOWS DESCRIBED.
r,u river Meadows is beautiful
-. 30 country, made 20 be- Ua uf.-
t,,.soue scenery. The sirc1mplaHd u
No. and inclined Othorwiae ln others.
,iriunIiy holds tho mirror up 90 nature.
s-i r.nr.ts the beauty VI She surround
f,r country in o. landsn ~ lf forest
d q. "N
IL h.. I'm iho National park iut those
vbl claim t1 know deny Gals srti ln.
tr.r.flre ah1lt az Will anything thui
,.,u,gs In thair way. This much d. cor-
ti, however. the N ad1ws De- dtu-
rtrotrly close 90 she park ana Eho1iurt
sh-fllhlu's had better Took a lcCdie
1udi" lest thy be- found irs1dlug ou
forbidden ground in ihe morry sport %
Elilng boar. deer and thc larger spec
HaH ma
nj IL only recently mat she excellence
OF This place az "a summer resort has
become very much known. IN flct ,hH
nr4IIrlld marty" us 20 BIZ called, DE- said
DO nave been the first e. strike 10 ihiH
vfar. the "H'rltto" being due o. thu
rhnperonarf NJ President Hlcka and
sons. who know thr rluniry IKE q
book. This. in q measure. ia due to ih'
Hni udld fishing and hunting cnc1unt-
KNOWLEDGE or tht section tr1vort 4. acc
counts f1r the poorer lack " those fol.
lowing chem.
MORE SALT LAKE FISHERS.
The writer ZEN in with another rlrty.
some OF them from SAT- Luke. They
were led Into and through the wildor-
burg Mercantile company. The crowd
wla made up of Mr. burrinH aud por-
civnl Winter NJ Roxburr and Aics.
C0wiu aud w. ". Martin OF Salt Lake.
This party did fairly wen Doe thn M0a-
DOVE. Morsra purfunf gud C1w1n
demonstrating manifest ability lu ths
art % nahing. The "0uinr rot a NUM-
Der ~ pinfhnnH ana an lu all mad %
rlrhi royal time during The week thHy
remained on the crock. geturninf ihry
had good. square meal at BiHh0n
Wilson's place In MaryHvilic. and there
Toasted on fried elk. part M che rili-
road mons lucky catch. This WIS on
i1yrd by an but Percy, who was suffer-
lnE from "big feet" having had tho
misfortune 0f burning his shoes while
drying thom. this forcing the young
man g. pull on = pair of ha unclea
No, 81. with which ne declared he
would not ontor q white mans sosl Hence
De- d. ever Hn hungry ana especially
WHORE thoro was such 4 large family 81
handsome girls aa at liifhlp Wls0n'a
PROMISING MARYsvif.LE.
Speaking OF Maysvilic. perhaps u
would not De amlsH 90 can attention 60
this prosperous settlement and ita fu-
turr outlook. Lying not "A hundred
miles from Fan River, ID Ii now Wen
watcrcd by the rfudy ditch. an lrriga-
ton canal taken out by New York
syndicate. The ditch. while much ap.
pfcclat,d hy the settlers, II not giving
the fatlafuCtl0n 10 should. aud as tn.
price Of water thprofrom D. exception.
ally hirh. there arr those who are dis
satisfied ana a "Farmera' Ditch" Ia
now Ncll under way. aud will be taken
out " Mr., Brady and naHorluton do NOT
come Ia terms. Maryayllle H. com.
ing tlght o. the front and here as else.
| who're 10 Fremont county. idaho, good
land can be had for the mere asking.
] HAVING HlfaNaa o..
I and ga title 20 q by complying with
nc requirements of the homestead o.
other land acts
IDAHO ALL RIGHT.
Idaho. 60 stranger. b. one vast for.
go ~ excellent timber. pines and aunE-
,haap, being found In Frrat abundance.
~ a whole the land IL well wateres.
wlhnuFh Ia places here ana thure 10 re-
QuifrH thr construction uf Irrigation
bitches DO carry 10 a. where needed.
WIN bono ana siuuw however. mixed
with a little pluck aud energy the dee.
'it can easily Do reclaimed and prnmiH-
81 20 make OF our neirhhoring state
lN me north farming region uncN-
celled In the Great West.
RENRuRG PUSHING AHEAD.
ReNburg h1H mo- apologies 10 make Tor
progression. Since isat Xrar M
town has made rapid Httlier ana now
houses nave sprung up Ike mushrooms
on a warm day after "a rainfall. while
ihe land close ln O. hehr fenced 10 4.
nnHh, on Co speak, Ho numerous ar,
IN. acceHHluuH tn H. population. This
u the home ~ Zen Rich. who IA now
unlng missionary service In tho South.
ana who, u frw days ago, sent en-.
closed 90 his wife u neat little package
ni Whlakcri along with tho cnnHollng
Information that the remainder ~ the
uld man would Doe homo In u week or
3d. Brother Rich had evidently had
a. shave and thought II q good idea 10
.nlp bis whiskerH home as mGmentn.
The Fremont County Journal. edltor
ana published BY Thomas y. nassett.
HHuof regularly every week nud N a
circuit % Is promoters ana tho county
generally Alfred q. Pollard, former
~ ui Tho News" ~ foreman, and his
rnurth 90 make the Journal an unto.
liie sheet have thus FAR been qute
successful
TETON sETTLERs.
This year, j am told. over a hundred
families have gone into the Teton Basin
lNr settlement This IL another rlcn
agricultural and Htnck.rllalng region.
,hd The outlook Tor the future 10 Indeed
ulFhL In fact, no heavy has been
lnr Influx ~ people 10 this section 'he
past year or %, that there romlins
very lliilo choice land 90 be settled
on ln the llnHIn. This Or also rood
nHhlng country, and nhnunda with
streams ~ good water
CAN'T CATCH THEM.
Personally, as fisher. the writer