Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-27


to establish fcudal system IN Amer
lea: have large tracts " In 1 Get apart
for reserves. so that some deals. hci-
cntinc expert. or privileged person.
might Wow Dame Nature N vs. rrimi-
tive state-perchance nah and hunt
therein
49,, .,,.....,i,, and exp.rienee in
the mountains FOR over twenty years
teaches me that snow melis fret In
belts or timber ur D,usm 81 ~ r'Y ~,
~ s iaiy ~ ,seb Year he on opsn ground,
where It has been laid BY drifting
These snowbnnkS on open lnnd anu
Mat.r i1 e, . , rs, y, t,,i,
"The only practical way t. preserve
water In the aria region " 70 puill rs rs
gnoJ IN, a"u ''''" wv "" wv '"7
"Tne timber within most ~ these
reserves belongs 10 the coniferuus
fsnera, W vehy soruppy' iu'i Oh "no's
'''' ""'' '
"'rhe eating of the grass and browse
IN the timber ~ a safeguard against
'"i'H' "i'S
"fn ,,n,lns,on let mo say that this
great and important convention of live
stock Interests should define i,s posl,
W., ~ ~. H., ,,,ts co.
vention dictates. 10 have The President
Of these United states revoke the orders
nt pinc leinauonr he,unk apart i'''''
w. We :" "'''''' '''"'
u mas sehernlly p'en H"ppos"u tla'
forests conserve the water Nupp'y' pi'.
vent the rapid fneitinE OF thv STOW "hu
zee "i winter I',ari th' now VI wv
ram from 'h' h''s'uer w tp'inE NM
summer anu DF "ur"'u'nA i''' Wv
Fround' re'hlh inuoh "i uho nun :"
netting sho" water thai "ouln o,ne'-
wise pu'oe'F now OF from w. ru'''o'
OF p"re st"uhh' forestN ana ,h.n "'''
u''s'o"'h are supposed 70 oo"' 'no ~
m"sphefo' increase the iaihi''', nm"
prevent IN large measure 'no uir"n'
,'ouH spt'hs an" summer Uo'u-' "n'en
nv - 's" 800 "v'o'n' ',r'',','' ~
n'""s P"'.. VI Wv '"uh''s' 'u'" " Wv
"''', VI u'' h.ur'poe" a"u ",.'l''n"
uo'lu- VI ,"''s'is, anu Wv wv,l ""o""
"s,n"s ., rc''h''nu 'eA'''V'Ns.
a. "".N's "rp'",s " ''A"" IN ~,
It'll, a,, -, a.. 10 80
'''"' wv ""'"'" "e ~
snow more thnn wooded mn
with undergrowth1 This may BE- a
question Ia he settled nv further OBJ
Heryation: but we had thought n
already decided. n Mr.. Mackay'a con-
teniion ~ well founded. Il deserves con-
alteration: ~ IL In not, we shall con-
tlnue 20 endorse every Just and reason
able means to preserve our present
forests from destruction. and 10 extend
by rational system Of forestry the
planting and rearing 81 forest trees.
Air. Mnokay opposes the setting
apart OF large reserves In which the
idcaiist or scientist may View Dame
Nature In It's primitive state" yet we
think this very sentiment, which caua-
- many people to desire forest re-
serves for this purpose alone. II one 81
the great arguments In favor " forest
preservation and culture. 'The groves
wero Gods first temples" says bryant;
and while To the nntl.ldeallrt there
may be something absurd In Tcnny-
sons conception Of a forest wher.
"In c,v.,ni vanor .v.ry,yhe,.
nlue eyes Of heaven laughed between:
And FAR In forest decps unseen,
~ -, m', ds'.,,n ~ na ~. a1," N'e'"
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~. ~ W ''''n N,",''''"' " w. "Ne."se
'i,u'"' w ''' ''r1' -
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800, -''su'u ~ p','.'.," !" y" ~
p,''''''s' V'"u.S "'' wv" wv, "","'
~ ''"'"'vs "n'""'''' Wy wy "a"" :,
ny" ~ WV '"'"H's VI "'"''''''"""
"",'','''.,
"u' "f''' ''''" '"'s' H'''",''" r'"'''
'h'' '''H"hH' many p'op' ''nrNe
'ps' '"o WY oN'.''h.e o' our ''u'.,u'
N"''gr ~ "ar'A w 'ne must o' 'n'H
N"H' "''' IT, "'p'nuH upon 'h' p''Hr'N"-
forest areas. II this II true, or even
true only In some degree, then this
matter ~ forestry deserves special In
v,stigntion. for the very thought that
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