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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-31
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IRRIGATED LANDS.

The irrlgable lands consist Gl
100000 acres Of Level praiile
wing below the main canal ana prln-
clpal laterals around the town oil Ray
mond
The old adage and advice, not TO put
all the eggs In one basket apples 10
farming in western Canada as wen as
elsewhere, and the farmer who not only
raises wheat but grows other grams
and has around him his herds OF cattie,
hogs, sheep and poultry, Is as near tne
achievement of success as II Is possible
70 GET, Horses and cattle thrive re.
markedly well on the prairie farms Oh
western Canada, and in proportion 10
the number kept there is probably more
hIgh-class stock there than In any otner
mart of America. Some most yaluaple
stations are to be found there very
many of which are direct importatlohs
from Europe. Cattle In increasing
numbers are to be met with al over
the prairie. Almost every class OF nhe-
bred cattle Is TO be seem among WIilch
may be mentioned Shorthorns, Gallo-
ways, Herefords, Jerseys and holstelns'
The export of beef cattle is very large
but owing to the demand In tue MN,
ing districts Of British Columbia anu
the Yukon there is a splendid hoihe
market
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Grating pressure or voltage is l,l5O
volts, which Is transformed to 10000
volts, the line pressure, the highest
voltage yet used In actual power trans
mission. The wire used TO carry this
electricity at such an immense pressure
will be of aluminium and one-half inch
in diameter, which will carry at loss
Of not more than 6 per cent.
The purpose of this company IL TO
furnish wholesale power for the cities
mentioned. 1t viii enter the principal
mining camps ana cities which need
power. Eastern and western capitalists
are behind this enterprise and they in
tend to establish plants wherever
practicable throughout the West
The company has closed us two for
mer plants, and is now furnishing light
and power from its new plant 1t Is
proposed to furnish light and power to
the people of Salt Lake and ogden
In the near future.
AMAZON MINING PROPERTY.
At the Amazon Mining company's
properties, of which Mr.. H. c. Hansen
of Logan is the manager, active devel-
opment has been prosecuted during the
entire season and is still going on, and
a splendid showing has been made,
much to the encouragement or the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

Prosperity Is the only watchword in
the beautiful county Of Cache, the
northernmost county Of Utah, This fer
tile, well watered valley WAS never
more favored than during this splendid
year OF 1901. True, there have been
larger wheat crops In our history, but
our people have been favored to such
a generous degree by the works Of
man that they are rejoicing beyond
measure at the good times that are up
ON US,
Briefly speaking, there are 10000 peo-
pie In Cache and not one who IL able
TO work has wanted employment during
the past season. II Is sometimes a
source OF qualification to the average
Cache valley citizen to set calmly down
and estimate the stream OF wealth
which nature and humanity pour into
the laps OF that 10000 persons. one
source of income is our three great coll
leges which distribute, directly and In
directly, $4,000 per annun, all Of
which comes from outside OF the coun-
Nv, No less than two million bushels
of wheat are raised annually, which at
80 cents per bushel, yields clean mil.
lion dollars This year $4,000 tons of
sugar beets We're produced, adding am
other SlO7 800 TO the list The sugar fac
tory cost $500, 600, with all tracks equip
ment etc, almost half OF which was
pald out for labor and material In TINS
valley The new front building OF the
Agricultural college Is well under way,
and will coat whom completed $4,000
Three blocks of cement paving
have been laid in Logan dur
ing the fall at a cost OF NV-
600, and large number OF fine
business blocks and residences have
been erected this season, a list Of which
appears elsewhere. The creamerles of
Cache county distribute no less than
5000 900, and the income TO our people
from cattle, horse, hog, fruit, sheep
vegetable, lumber, brick, lime, and
many other Kindred interests Is enor-
nous. ,
MUNICIPAL PROGRESS.
Logan is rapidly putting on metro
poltan airs. -Four blocks Of the very
best cement sidewalk were laid during
the present autumn, and FIVE blocks are
projected In the early spring, The city
council has also arranged to begin the
erection Of n fine new city hall, COSTING
81 600 plans for which have already
been approved It is expected that the
contract will be let within the next few
weeks,
Among the handsome business blocks
erected this year are William Ed
wards, two-story brick furniture store;
John A. Hendrlcksons two-story brick
store; Campbell & Morrelrs two-story
brick store and zeph Thomas two-story
brick business block.
Logan Is as usual we'll to the fore III
musical affairs. We still have the "a
nous Logan tabernacle choir under the
direction OF Prof, Alex. Lewis, whose
divine melodies have delighted the peo-
ple of Cache for thirty years. Profes-
sor George w. Thatcher ls rapidly rals-
Inc the musical tone Of the generation
10 high plane and the gentleman also
presented two operas In vastly credit
able manner this year.
MINING INTERESTS.
An effort is at last being made TO
open up q coal mine In this county
company has been organized, compris-
ing w. c. Parkinson, l.. c. Thoreson
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Special Correspondence.

RAYMOND Alberta, Canada is located
on the st. Mary's River railway IN
Southern Alberta, Canada, The town
,s named after Uncle Jesse knights
oldest SON. cray" as he is familiarly
known by his many friends.
Raymond is surrounded by about lOO,-
600 acres OF very choice farming lanu'
Jesse Knight was the founder OF the
town. which Is laid off on liberal
scale, the plat containing nine square
miles. Reservations dedicated to pub
lie use by Mr.. knight and the Canadian
Northwest Irrigation company have
been made of town lots for cemetery
schools, theater, market place. an
agricultural college, hay market town
han. library, Y. NJ. NJ. |. A., Y, L. M l.
A. and Relief Society, besides a public
mark of 40 acres: all are laid out beau
tifully, as well as Church grounds oc-
cupying two whole blocks.
Arrangements are now being made 70
erect large roller Touring MIL ana
grain elevator in Raymond on the line
Of the st. Mary's River railway and Mr..
Knight has arranged for nursery u
fruit and shade trees that will cover 80
acres Of ground.
A commodious school house is now
completed, and is heated by hot air
Mr.. Knight having donated the means
for its erection. The building VIII be
used temporarily for church purposes
as we'll
The town has a good hotel, a large
store, lumber yard, meat market, black
smith shop and at present has about
thirty residences.
Raymond will be made a common
railway point with Leathbridge for all
points east and west
Raymond Is supplied with water for
culinary purposes piped from pure
spring at an expense Of upwards OF
$4,000. More extended wates works are
Delng CONSTITUTED
The land In this district is well adapt
ed to the cultivation OF grains and roots
in fact all kinds Of vegetables seem TO
flourish in an astonishing manner. the
Yield Of grain has been phenomenal
averaging not less than 80 bushels TO
the acre on newly turned sod land and
at times n yield as high as 70 bushels
Of wheat TO the acre has been realized.
About 5000 acres OF this desirable land
has been plowed by Jesse knight
and Sons, ready to plant grain
the coming season and the sugar beets
In 1908. The sugar beets have been
tested and proven decided success as
the following results from the Utah
Sugar company will show,
Utah Sugar Company,
General Managers Office. Lehi, Utah,
Nov. 16, 1900.
Mr.. c. A. Magrath. Lethbrldge, Alberta,
Canada:
Dear sir-The following is a state
ment of the polarization OF the beets
sent us, some OF which arrived In rath-
er poor condition, being coated with
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tana. Intense cold is not common and
Is only of short duration; the snow
rarely remains on the ground for any
length Of time; horses and cattle Craze
ali the year round. The district has
acquired the favorable reputation IL
Low bears owing to the "chinooks' or
warm winds from the Pacific coast.
In summer the duration OF daylight
extends for nineteen hours; with the
result that crops more speedily mature
and the healthlness OF the climate Ia
much increased. Indeed, owing to It's
high altitude and dry atmosphere this
district Is regarded az a rival to the
best part Of Colorado. From actual OBJ
servatons, covering a period OF three
years, the temperature has been that OF
Cache valley, Utah, the year round,
with less snow in the winter and more
rain in summer. The altitude is 5000
feet above the sea level.
Looking backward about twenty-five
years the region was an immense buffa-
10 range where these animals came to
find winter quarters, but the only traces
now left OF 1.-The monster Of the
pIalns'' are the numerous trails or
paths worn down into the earth by
their going " anu lipiu 'hr hoteAihb
places.
The value of the district for stock
raising purposes has long since been
demonstrated. Ranchlng on a large
scale has been conducted here since
the early eighties. and today great
herds of range cattle roam at will
over these seemingly boundless pas
lures. The clear, light air, dry atmos-
phere. the pure water cool nights and
the nutritious buffalo and bunch
grasses. produce an animal full Of
stamina and health, free from lung or
bone disease, and when taken OF the
range the cattle are At for any butch
ers shop in the world. IT Is not nee
essary TO point out to stockmen the
profits 10 be derived from raising cat
lie. Small quantities Of hay are put up
By some ranchers for the weaker stock
during inclement weather In the win
fer Three and -year-old steers
bring from S42 10 $50 per head. Last
year 1000 head were sold from one
ranch for $4,000,
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There are nine of them as follows;
one each at Wellsyille, Mlllyillc, Loo
gan and Hyde Park owned by Lorenzo
Hanson.
The Farmers union at WelsVllle,
William wyatt, manager
The MCMurdle creamery at Paradise,
Samuel McMurdle manager,
The Cache Valley Dairy company,
Richmond Alma Merrill, manager
The Union at Richmond, c, u. Harris,
manager.
The smIthneld, Abram Smith mama
ger.
The four owned by Mr. Hanson util-
lie $1,000 pounds Of milk daily, which
means the production Of either 1900
pounds of butter or 5000 pounds of
cheese daily, The other creamerles of
the county viii show about the same
individual yield. In connection with
these institutions an extensive bust
ness Is done in hogs, as much of the
refuse of the factories makes ilrst-class
ptg-feed The butter and cheese pro-
duced is of the highest grade and com
mands high prices the year through
KNITTING FACTORIES,
Logan has two large knitting factor
ies. owned respectively by John a.
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cattle are sold out Of southern Alberta
each year.
The Canadian laws are as liberal as
any in the world. Aliens have equal
rights with citizens in acquiring ana
holding property, and citizenship Is not
pressed on any man.
Several well known stockmen OF SAT-
Lake City and Provo Utah, own from
5000 to 100000 acres and successfully
take care of from 1000 to 5000 head OF
cattle and from 5000 to $4,000 head OF
sheep in charge of responsible men
whom the owners visit once or twice
each year.
CLIMATE.
The climate In southern Alberta may
be said without fear Of contradiction TO
be the finest and mildest in south
western Canada and indeed in the
whole of Canada. The winter Is very
similar to the favored parts Of Mon
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stockholders and credit 70 the untirng
efforts Of It's promoters, who are con-
ident they have the making of a great
copper mine In driving the tunnel
towards the main vein which Is Il true
assure twenty feet wide at its outcrop,
small cross assure has been encoun-
tered which has ore running from 50
per cent to 10 per cent copper 40 to
loo ounces silver and S3 gold to the ton
This fssure runs directly towards the
big vein and II Is reasonably certain
that where the two intersect high grade
ore IN commercial quantity VIII be
found. 1t Is estimated that another 60
feet will tap the main vein when a
stampede TO the district may be ex-
pected. as the surrounding country for
miles Is heavily minerallzed, the coun-
try rock, which is mostly blue and dol
omite lime, shale, and porphyry, being
splattered with lead and copper
This mineral belt, which Is situated
near the head of Logan canyon, not far
from the Idaho and Utah Line, offers
wonderful opportunities for the practl-
cal miner and investor Timber and wa
ter are plentiful.
CREAMER1ES,
The creamerles OF Cache county are
among IT'S greatest financial resources.
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LOGAN CITY PROSPERITY

Has not been so great for forty
years All our industries are throbbng
with neW lfc, our rich lands, abund-
ant water for power and irrigation.
moderate climate, enterprising cltl-
2ens. colleges, creameres and sugar
factory all combine 10 make Logan
CT. Utah, without a peer In the Rocky
mountain states az q center for homes,
education, fruit raising, dairylng, sugar
beets cattle, horses. hogs, sheep aud
general farming. Now ls the time for
persons desiring to better their condi-
ton to come to Cache Valley. Land
Wi advance IN price next year Now
Is the time to buy. For short period
I offer special bargains IN WHEAT
LANDS, LUCERN LANDS, MEADOW
AND PASTURE LANDS, SUGAR
BEET LANDS. HAY AND CATTLE
RANCHES, Logan City BUSINESS
AND RESIDENCE PROPERTY. Write
or call at once. -
L. r. MARTlNEAU,
Logan, Utah.
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MARKETS

The markets for all the products Of
Alberta are excellent and at prevailing
prices soon yield q return that pays
for the land, labor and improvements.
Bishop Levi Harker of Magrath,
bought 2i0 acres Of land at 81 On acre
and fenced the land with a barbed
wire fence and cedar posts he poWed
and cultivated As acres OF the land ana
the crop gathered from the 40 acres paid
for the land, fencing, cultivation ana
seed, leaving 4 net profit after paying
an the expenses Of the 2iO acre plat OF
$3.50. The land that was irrigated dur
ing the last years drouth showed the
good results that irrigation will ac-
Compllsh
This land at Raymond offers the best
opportunity 20 the poor man Of any IN
the great west, placing him where for
tune will smile on him, surrounded with
the pleasures of moral and social re-
fnement
Parties interested can obtain further
information. printed matter, passenger
and freight rates by applying TO Taylor
Bros, lOi Main street, Salt Lake CITY,
Utah
RICHARD G. LAMBERT
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harvested, but the only complete re.
turns so far received are those Of D. Y,
Berrel. HIS one acre made the follow
bred and eighty-nye pounds Of beets;
purity, 500 per cent; per cent Of sugar
146i; price paid by the factory $3.50,
The pulp, 9S2 tons, at so cents per ton,
$4,9l five tons Of tops sold for sheep
feed for Sll brings the total cash re-
ceiyed from the one acre Of beots up to
S1799l, This acre made 1850 pounds
OF granuated sugar.
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MUSICAL LOGAN.

The Harris Music company OF Logan.
1-tah are the leading music Dealers
They shin IN carlasd lots and undei-
sci All competitors, They carry some
~ ibe best pianos and organs made;
o,so n large stock OF guitars, mandolins,
%"nioe accordeons, graphaphones, ana
an binds OF musical instruments -.
G NJ. Harris the violinist, stands a s
,ho brad OF this Arm. He has studied
in Berlin, Germany, uhaer the peS'
teachers in the world
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II Get rid Of troublesome Corn

First soak II In warm water to softer
t. then pare II down as closely az pos
slble without drawing the blood ana
apply Chamberlalns Pam Balm tWice
daily: rubbing vigorously for rye MN
utes at each application. \ corn pas
ter should be worn for a few DAYS 10
protect Il from the shoe. As q geneIol
ilniment for sprains, bruises lamtnesS
and rheumatism, Pain liaIm IS uh-
equaled For sale by all druggists
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vAYDERBIEr's ORGANISE.

Ashevine, n. C,--The installation o,
r. Flaxlngton Harker a celepralgu
English musician, ~ organist ana cholr
director Of All Souls. George Wander
bits 100000 church NJ Baltimore re-
yeals q secret that was carefully guard
ed and Is the latest step IN a churGn
sQuabble, the end Of which may not De
yet. AMT.
The opponents Of MIR VanderGllts Ell
forts to bring foreign organlsJ mere
we're unable 20 learn the name OF 'ho
musician. None Of the choir even khe"
who was the person. though all were
aware OF the negotiations The I'M
migatlon bureau was imp'or6d 20 pre-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

Hendrickson and Carbon & Ballard
They employ IN ihe nelghhorhood Of a
hundred persons, and their products are
sold In almost every state In the West.
They are a vast resource 10 the CITY.
ana are rapidly extending their field Of
trade
NURSERY ETC,
Logan also has one OF the largest nur-
series OF the intermountain region,
owned by John n, Carlisle He has Sow
eral tracts Of land ON which are grow
ing n Wilderness Of trees and shrubs,
which find u ready market In many
states.
BUILDING OPERATIONS,
Following are the more important
building permits issued in Logan during
the present year
Agricultural college, one large
front BUILDING. ,o,,,pu.,a ..,S As 600
Agricultural college two barns. 10000
Joseph Newbold. brick warehouse 200
Robert Lafount, room brick. 1900
H. A, Benson 7 room frame 90. 1900
Xeph Tholhas, 81 room BRICK. $4,000
Josephine Frank, one room frame 200
r. o. Hanson, two room brick, 900
j, A. Hcndrlckson, four room
brlck.uo,.,.. ..,o...o... 1000
VIM, Edwards six room brick. 1000
Total ..,.,., ,...u,..oilO2 400
GOOD BUSINESS YEAR,
Taken altogether the people Of Logan
have had an extremely gratifying bust
ness year with our son yielding ev-
cry agricultural product Of the temper.
ate zone with the facilities we have
for raising stock, sheep and horses,
valley growing rapidly and with the
educational advantages which exist in
our midst. there Is much cause for con-
graduation. There was never more
roseate outlook than presents Itself to
us at the present time.
THE LOGAN SUGAR FACTORY.
one OF the flngst and up.to-date SUI
gar factories IN the United States Is
the one just established az Logan,
Utah II sprang mp as II By magic, al
most In a day and yet from top to bot
tom n is composed Of the most suhstau-
tial material and equipped with the
latest improved machinery In July the
excavating began, and on November 10,
the wheels began To turn, The opening
was delayed because Of the failure 20
receive steel on contract Time but
nevertheless every effort was made 10
push the great structure to completlon
ana amazingly rapid progress was
made whenever the supply Of material
was adequate,
At the head Of this great Institution
stands Hon. David Eccles Of Ogden
who owns lG per cent Of the capital
stock Of $500 600 Hon G, W. Nlbley, Of
Logan holds $4,000 IN stock. and 9TH
ers heavily interested are Hon. George
w. Thatcher, Apostle NJ W. Merrill
President w. c. Parkinson, Bishops W.
IT, Lewis, G. q. Hyde, Judges II IT.
Roapp and Thomas u, Dee, Mcsrs,
William Eccles, II II Spencer Henry
Hancey, George Stoddard and many
others. David Eccles IL president Of
the company, G. w NihleY vice presi
dent II. r. Rolapp secretary and
Thomas d, Dee treasurer.
The buildings are almost entirely Of
native material. The rock ls from the
Millyille quauies and the brick from
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vent the Importation under the cons
tract labor law, but It could not be
shown that there was contract to the
matter,
The servants on the 100000 estate
were approached by agents Of the OPP
position, but they could tell nothing
Of either the name Of the organist or
the time Of his expected arrival
Rev. Dr. Il. II, SwOpe. rector OF All
Souls, paid no attention TO requests for
information on the subject,
The attempt has not been abandoned
to test the standing OF the new organ
LIST under the law, He succeeds Caryl
Florio It Is said that Minister WI
Ting Fang will be entertained at Balti-
more shortly. Evening Journal.
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CouGus AND COLDS IN CHILDREN
Recommendation Of a Well Known Chica-
20 Physician,

I use and prescribe Chamherla!n's
Cough Remedy for almost all obstinate,
CONSTRUCTED coughs with direct results.
I prescribe It to children Of all ages.
Am glad to recommend II to all In need
and seeking relief from colds and
coughs and bronchial Affections. II Is
n.narcotic and safe IN tho hands Of
the most unprofes3onal, a universe!
panacea for all mankind Mrs. Mary
Il. Melendy, NJ, d., Ph. d.. Chicago, Ill.
This remedy Is for sale by oil druggists.