Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01

canyon viii be under tba.. ...
ton only those who have ~ ais nguta.
guess, ''' "e able 10
quite number OF thos. ,,..
mere during The summon Mo visited
ground Tor cottages neyt leased
WORK on them VIII be- comr..on and
once Besides these indlyid,,'i at
extensive work win be- carri' "u1lrs,
prepare Tor next seasons IN 10
PROPRIETOR Pratt has arrange I,lts,
twenty-five cabins built to bs , nave
we season s opening ON Jup' tt
next year, and besides tbis ott 's' u
.shslVe preparations VIII be- T"5 eA-
lhe added convenience of yisit.'' 700
Itsolt the popularity of fha .Uo
turing the past season I'm his i.'ee
non luly WaUanunr the tr'..t-
hen's which are being planned '''''e-
Amongst the Improvements ,.n,
me changing of the ruadwa, fr. re
present me TO ne creek bed bei... ,ts
work which win be done prom. 'he
give almost a level grade nom ,i. 10
way 60 NE camp. ''. NE
RMS Wu MAKE the resort vftl.
TWO hours ride of the citv--au 7. ',
lase that many viii appreclaf. rl'
SIDES mis- several trails which f..i
Ohc various peaks in the vicinity .tfg
oliel superb points Of view ,fu
cleared giving visitors an lpporr.,..',
go tHloy a ride through the forrest.
mingled pirch ana pine aud asusD t.
bN gradual and picurcsqua a...'.,
capped by panoramic Views than ALAN.
make TIE tip ehlrlng. ''.'e
one 81 these ts2.ls called III. he,
CONS Head trail. winds % tbs t.-'
me dlFide between the camp an# 1Ui
creek canyon through forests t.5.s,
lhlck iolage makes perpetual si.I-
IRON beginning 90 end of Tho Us,.
Elglng 10 are beds OF fern and th.riT'''
berry leaves whose broad s.r-.t,
forms llyal The most graceful palms In
elect Many of those who ha.. r,r'
over the trail believe II destined Do. i.''
come famous for It's scenic bcauu.s
"Ferndale' is the title of a rr.,,,.
grove above the camp whose thieE .sr.
pet Of ferns gives II IFS title. Thr.,.oh
" a big brook literally linsl with iross.i
lloWs, with convenient path w.uI.p..
along It's edge, and with uinr.. y
ferns and berry leaves bordering II m
both sides. W"
Bridal Wreath IS the name given n
u portion OF The stream. which rrws
double cascades over emhlnkmgnts nf
moss, ana ripples away into prary
moss-cdgod pools lower down Tb.
place was skotChed by Mrs Pratt dgr.
Ing the week ana the picture WW d.
ON exhibition at the coming State fsi-
THE old Arm Chair is "a title TAXA,
from q semi circle Of sandstone a..fs
which overlook the canyon and vh.so
FORM suggests the idea of great l.urg.
Ing arm chair Almost directly 0pua.fs
on the other side Of the mountain h
formation almost similar Do shane a
that those who climb 10 the ton 1f tf'
divide between Min Creek canyon AZ
startled into the belief of mIar. M
confronting IT, a feature which Nan.
ager Pratt turns % account as 900. n
his stock of Won, Gers together
with his Whispering Galleries Shook
Lanes and Bear Wallow Groves
which are some NJ the old Arm Cbalr
attractions
Amongst the Old Arm Chair campers
who have recently left are Can't and
Mrs t. NJ Bishop. Mr. T.. G.. Graham
Mrs Walter Van Colt and family Mn
and Mrs Ben Waterfall and family
Mrs Stewart Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Smeltzer Royal b. Young and family
j. p Sorenson, Mr.. and Mrs bal
Sheets Mrs = j Moran ana children
Mrs j. b. Cardell and family Miss
Vilate Peart Mrs = Epperman. Mr.
and Mrs. Dudley. Of the Knutsforl
Mrs f. w Blakelock, Miss E,ta
Boucher. The visitors We're DR.. ana
Mrs Douglas, Miss Florence Horne
Mr. Victor Christopherson. Farley 2.
Pratt, Jr. Prof Daynes and daughter
DR.. and Mrs Joseph r. Richards Mrs
Shoebndge Misses Carol and Louise
Shoebridge. Mr. and Mrs. John G. Felt
Mr. Ted Frost Mr. Julius Pratt Mr.
and Mrs Oscar Van Colt, Mr. Joe
Young, Mr.. Steve Love. Miss Emma
Sutherland, Mrs Gannett Mr. Robert
Wallace. MIR L. b. Coates. Mr Tom
Ashworth, Mr.. and Mrs George Freeze.
MI Levi Young, Mrs ORION Howard.
Mr. and Mrs. o. G. Beebe. Nh and Mrs.
I'D Parker, Col and Mrs. Underwood.
Mr.. Ashel Woodruff, Mr.. Van Hose.