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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-11-05

The event of the season, the Odd FelloW- bali, November l4th. Come ana try the new floor. 10-29-td
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-11-05

One thousand pounds oi ol0 type babbitt metal vii be sold in cuan- tines to suit Apply at jouynai Min CT office.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-11-05
EASTERN STAR.

GOLDEN RULE CHAPTER No. 1, meets in Masonic Hail on the first Thursday in each mOnth.
 MRS. JENNIE SMITH, Worthy Mstron HARRIET D. OLIVER. Secretary.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-11-05
B. PC. ELKS.

Prescott Lodge No. SSO, meets first and third Wednesdays of each month. Visiting brotheTs are cordially invited to attend
 J. P. DILLON, E. R. A. J. HERNDON. Secretary.
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SOCIETIES
!yauhOe CanIEaneerY Na.2K.I.

Stated cOnclave first Friday O! each month Pilgrim Sir Knights cordially invited.
 PA. JOHNS, E. E. R. N. Frcdericks, Recorder.
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United MOdernS.

Prescott Lodge No. I23, meets every Thursday night at D. m, in odd Fellows hall. Visiting m mbers in good standing cordially invited to attend. OHAS. H. McLANE, Chancellor.
 ED. KEEL. FiEaneies an ..ec.'- CT.
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AriZOna Lodge No. l. l. Q. Q. F.

Regular meeting of this lodge every Wednes- Jay evening at Odd Fellows hall. SojOurning brethren Cf the order in good standing are cor 5iaily inv ed to attend.
 I. P. BURNETT, N. G. F. E. WALKER. Sec'y.
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Sept. If. 1902.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-11-05

From Saturdays Daily.
 Attend the lecture at the hig h school tonight.
 Mir. Bainbridge will tell some thrilling experiences tonight at the high school building.
 J. B Hooker has purchased Ruff ner's livery stable stock and taken a lease on the building.
 Miss Freda Andersen, of Rock Island, Illinois. arrived in the city on last nights train for visit to her brother, Attorney o. Louis Ander- sen.
 ''The Gift of His Glory" and "A Spiritual Election" will be the sub jects of the sermons at the Baptist church tomorrow. Evening service commences at 7:30.
 Messrs. Friedman and Hevmaun wish to express their thanks to their many friends and patrons for the loyal way they rallied at the Dough erty hall on Halloween night. It shall be our aim to furnish to the good people of Prescott many social and pleasant evenings this winter.
 One of the most magnificent spec tacles on November 9th will be the march to be lead by the Eagles at their ball. The leaders are now be- ing drilled in the most intricate fig ures and will be worth watching The march will be led bv the Eagles but conducted by Heymann and Friedman, masters in dancing.
 Col. John Sobieski, the eloquent and humorous Polish lecturer, will be in Prescott next week and speak in the court house f. th~ee or four evenings under the auspices oi the Independent Order of Good Temp lars. He will probably arrive on Wednesday, but further notice will be given later.
 The plumbing con ct n the new addition to the Mercy hospital has been awarded to Ed Kiehl. NIr Kiehl has engaged Thomas Hooker. first class plumber of twenty years years experience, and is prepared to do anything in the plumbing line and guarantee first class work and satisfaction.
 There will be a grand republican rally at the court house Monday evening, November 8. Hon. A. O. Brodie, governor of Arizona; Hon. E. w. Wells, and Hon. E. $. Clark, republican candidate for district at torney, and all county republican candidates will address the meeting. Ladies especially invited. Prescott's celebrated colored quartette will rem der vocal selections.
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MT. and Mrs. Howard Burmisser, MT. and Mrs. Nj. E. Merin, MT. and Mrs. Fen ;. Hildreth and their chaperone and mascot. Jake Marks, returned today from attending the shooting tournament at Bisbee. The next tournament will be held at Prescott in October, 1903.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-08-15

A telegram was received here yester-
morning stating that little Genevisve
Warner, the 22-months-old daughter Of
Rev. and MIRA A. c. Warner, had died
At Green River Wednesday. The little
one had been very lick for abou, six week
and had suffered intensely. Everything
possible was done to save the child but
10 no avail. The cause Of her death was
aparalyiie stroke, brought on BY an at
tack oftyphoid fever. The child was very
brigh, and lovely, and lis sad taking
away will be hard blow to the parents.
The funeral will be held this afternoon
at Green River and the remains Inferred
there. Mr. Wheaton and Mrs. French
vent ont last evening to attend the
funeral.
The many friends here Of Mr.. and Slrs.
Warner will deeply sympathize with
them in their hour Of sadness.
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KocKroRT, Utah. Aug. IS, 1902.
Enron TINES:
William s,embridge is quite sick a,
this writing.
Mrs. Bunting and daughter Of Spring.
vile are here visiting Mrs. Hortin.
Quite reatening weather at present
and II looks like storm lie coming.
A lineman passed through here last
weekfepaifinR the telephone wires.
Hewlett Bros. agent passed through
town Sunday taking orden' for goods.
Mrs. Jack Smith made trip to the
capital last week to visit her mother,
Mrs. Moilat.
Joshua Cossey has returned home from
Idaho, where he had been on business
for about two weeks.
MIS- malta khead has returned home
to COalville alter spending few days
with her parents.
Leo Muir Of Salt Lake paid Rockport
visit on Sunday last, and also made
tripto KamRs to see bic wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. LONDON Of Croydon re-
turned home last Saturday after visiting
a week with their aunt, Mrs. Hortin.
Quite number Of the Salt Lake PEG
pie, who have been camping in staker's
grove during ths sqpwsr. .hsYe reiprnsd
IA lrne. II..| N
Alfred and Jesse seamons, who are
working at the cement quarry in Farley,
canyon, paid their parents visit last
week.
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va rRAIN.
a Strange ls'''', s4dsn Death One
niie Rasi Echo.

A man namd ~ Mcdonald was In.
s,Antly killedty tteasl bound passen-
ger train one nil,sesi Of Echo last Sat
urday morniHs lom the lsois tina.
could be oblAael was though. tina.
he had beooIie ia,rlca,ed with liquor
and had laid eJ 30 the eide Of the
track and ~ asfp. Az the train Ap-
prosohsd be ne up and was struck on
the head with Under Of the engine.
A terrible g,sh Ne cut in HE head,
knocking BIZ bar, out and killing him
instantly. fhssdy vas picked up and
taken 70 Ksio ~ jury impaneled to
examine ~ usa.
The mau - been working at the
stone quary um Croydon until few
days befoFI bi,tsAlh, when he went up
to Park CiS laashort visit. He was
returning % hwOrk when he met his
death. vhsahs news Of his death
reached Ne Nls~ wOrtmsn, some Of
them cans uplnd identified bin. There
was no pipeuoi any kind on his person
70 indIcAsl vle be was, the only thing
found on hiabsiDg two whiskey bottles,
one foil sndhs other empty. The men
who idenslfa him said that his home
was in sau.lone, MINI, and word was
sent there Bic folks.
The reno we're held until after the
inquest wal hnished Monday, having
been enbapsd by an undertaken from
Ogden. o.Tussiay they we're shipped
back to hlfloms for burial.
The verbs rendered by the jury was
that ths ~ came to his death aecldsn-
tally. NobAme was attached to the
railroad o,ppAny.
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wAssar, Utah, Aug. IS, 1902.

wASsHr. Utah, Aug. IS, 1902.
EDiToR TINES;
Some Of our people have gone to Salt
Lake TO attend the carnival.
Ms. Lee and daughter, Mile, are
spending few days in Hoytsville with
Mrs. Eskelson.
Mre. Franson and children have re-
tnrned home after pleasant visit with
the lady's mother.
Some gentlemen are in our town giving
entertainments and advertising their
Quaker medicines.
Mrs. Maggie Taylor has returned to
Salt Lake after pleasant visit with rel
atiyes and friends here.
Mr.. Reed killed two bears in the
mountains north Of here lew days agc.
He takes.a great deal Of pleasure with
his gun.
Mrs. Lizzie NeG, Mrs. Sarah Capson
and Mrs. Lydia Fisher Of Mill Greek are
here visiting their sister, Mrs. Maggie
Hixson.
The IrishmAn says: more rain,
more rest," but when the farmer has
about twenty tons Of hay cut and laying
out in toe field his mind lie not at rest.
Last Friday evening dance was got.
ten up by Mrs. wiheu and Bertha Hi1-
son. lee cream was served by the Re.
liei Society aHd neat sum was raised,
which will he sent 10 Elder Monroe
H'xson, who has been released from his
mission aud will have to bear part Of his
expenses home. Too much cannot be
said in praise Of those ladies who made
everything a success.
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HoYrsvnIE, Utah, Aug. "a, 1902.
EDITOR TNEs:
Qsite number OF our people have
gone to attend the Elks' carnival.
The four-year.old child Of VIM. Brown,
which has been sick with typhoid fever,
lie nov slowly recovering.
The weather Il much cooler since the
rain, it has done a great amount Of good
to the crops, as some Of them we're very
dry.
We are pleased to report that William
wilkinson, Jr., who was seriously III
At our last writing, 10 nov on the i'm
prove.
Some Of our people would be pleased
to hear Of the road supervisor removing
the piles Of rock from the road, as they
are very dangerous to passing buEgies.
Mr. Heber Brown and Mrs. sophia
Lambert left here Monday morning for
Salt AXE where they were married Aug.
18th in the Temple. We all join in
wishing them long and prosperousliie.
Mrs. Edwin Criltenden, Lueian Grit
tenden and family, Mrs. Mary Stone
braker and family Of Evanston and Mr.
and Mrs. David NeG left here Tuesday
morning for vernal, where they expect
TO be gone for three weeks or a month.
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HESKTKR, Utah, Aug. IA, 1902.
EDIToR TrMKsi
Mr.. and Mrs, d. Black Of Morgan are
visiting here.
Bishop Harris has been quite sict
again this week.
It's. Britton made business trip to
Ogden during the week.
A number Of our people are In the city
pasturinR with the Elks.
John Francis fell from wagon Wed.
nesday and lie laid up from his injuries.
The speakers here Sunday we're Elders
Duncan Marchant Of Peoa and q. r.
jones OF Coalyille.
james Fowler, ST., WAS stricken with
q psrnlytic strose abop, Q o'cloos yester-
ldas nofa,0E S1e ion " : t,,,,re
/. ~. II.I'. ~ - ~
The Primary picnic on the Ilih las
marred somewhat by the rain. but the
children made the best Of it and a fair
time was had before the storm COM
meneed.
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AL WERE SAVED.

'Bor years suffered such untold mi
sery from Bronchiils," writes J. H..
johnson, Of BrouRhton, Ca, "that OF
ten | war unable TO work. Then, when
every thing else failed, l WAS wholly
cured by DR.. Kings New Discovery ior
Consumption. My wife suffered in
tensely from Asthma, till II cured her,
and all our experience goes to snow II
Is the best Group medicine 10 the world. !"
A trial will convince you ia unriyaled
for Throat and Lung diseases. Guar
anteed bottles Boz and ti.O0. Trial bot
ties free at John Boyden 4 son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-08-15

Asa matter Of useful information, IL
may be stated that whenever cook
Ing receipt calls for u baklngpowder the
"Royaln should he used. The receipt
will be found TO work better and surer.
and the bread. biscuit, rolls, cakes dump
lings, crusts, buildings, doughnuls, or
whatever made, will be produced
sweeter, lighter, finer favored, more
dainty, palatable and wholesome. Be-
sides, the Royal" will 20 farther or has
9 cater leavening power, and is there
fore more economical than my OF sr pow
der.
The greatest adopts in the culinary art
are particular " ube the Royal only, aud
the authors Of the most popular cook
books and the teachers Of the successful
cooking schools, with whom the best re-
suits arc imperative, are careful to i'm
press their leaders and pupils with Tho
importance Of i've exclusive employment.
The Royal Baking Powder is the great
est help Of modern times to perfect cook
Ing, and every receip: requiring quick
rising ingredient should embody its use.
Mrs. Baker, in "Kiichen Magazine
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COUNTY NEWS.
liens Of Interest Gathered BY Our
Correspondents in Various
Towns Of County.
KAMAs.
KAnAs, UrAn. 40. ", loO2.

kAhAs, UTAH, AUG. IL, 1917.
Enron TmKs:
There were four baptisims performed
In Beaver creek last Saturday.
Elders j. J. Bowen and Irwin Cri,ien-
den we're missionaries here Sunday.
Agoodly number Of the people Of this
valley are through haying, or nearly 80.
Nj. and Mrs. L. Fitch and Mrs. wr,
Evans went TO Salt Lake today 10 attend
the carnival and visit with relatives,
The Misses Annie and Eettie Pack
went to Salt Lake Monday. The latter
10 troubled with hay fever and hopes TO
improve by the change.
Everything looks fresh and green after
the storm. 1t looks clear at present and
the people will likely he hauling hay
again tomorrow.
Mrs. May Lambert has been quite
poorly for some time with hay fever or
asthma. Bishop Lambert has taken her
TO Park for change Of air, which 1t lie
hoped will greatly benefit her.
supt. G. A. Calls and siakeA Aid May
Welsh visited the Woodland ward last
Sunday and were present atthe Sabbath
school and afternoon meeting. The
saints Of that ward had treat supt
Hansen and Aid Eliza Barber visited the
Francis school.
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sure Cur. Tor Pie.

Itching Piles produce moisture and
cause itching, this form, Ne well as Blind,
Bleeding or ProtTuding Piles are cured
by Or. Bo-san-ko'S Pile Remedy. Stops
icthing and bleeding. Absorbs tumora.
6Oo jar at Druggists, or sent by mail.
TreasIise free; write Sbout your case.
Dr.. Bosanko, Philada. Pa. For sale by
John Boyden 4 Son.
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A YOUNG LADY's LIFE SAVED.
Al Panama, CoiunablA BY Cha-bsriAIRs
Collie Cholera s.d DiaEshOsa Remedy.

Al Panama, ColunablA BY ChaabsTiAIR's
colio' Cholera s.a DiREshOea Remedy.
DR.. chas. II. Uttsr, = prominent
physician, Of Panama, Columbia, in q
recent letter states; LAST March had
az patient young lady sixteen yeArs
Of nRe, Who had very bad attack Of
dysentery. Everything prescribed for
her proved Intellectual and she was grow
Ing worse every hour. Her parents we're
sure she would die. She had become 90
week that she could not turn over In
bed. What TO do A. this critical moment
was a study for me, but ! though Of
Ohamberlain's Collie. ColerA and DiaI-
rhoea Remedy and as last prescribed
II. The most wounderiul result was el-
ieeted. Within eight hours she was
telling much better; inside oithree days
she Wsa upon hei feet at at the end OF a
week was entirely WE'LL" For sale by
John Boyden q Son.
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PEoA.
ProA, Utah, Aug, IS, 1909

PRoA, Utah, Aug, IL, 1907
Enron TIMEsi
After weeks delay the mason is again
ct work ON the ward house.
There has been just enough rain this
week 10 stop LAying and to lay the dust.
ia. Marchant went 10 Holiday Park
% visit his family the first Of the week.
ORA wnHps ffot @ rs.t ~, ~.
10 hl1toinc wsS % tpssnNSa ahi
pleasure. -52f.-
AnumberoI me- have been getting
oat rock yesterday and today for the
ward house.
The Quaker Medicine Troup gave per
iormances here every night last week
and coined money.
Mrs. Amanda jackson Jensen was a
yisitor here last week. Mrt. Jensen IL
now resident Of Montana.
Quite an amount Of hay will be some
what damaged by the rain. The alfalfa
and timothy Was about all secured be-
fore the storm.
Most Of the pOtatoes are just coming
into blossom. Theirost set them back
10 that not more than half a crop, II
tat, will he had this season.
A son Of +. b. Stevens, the well En7 wn
attorney Of Salt Lake City, was taken
down With typhoid at the head OF Weber
and vac taken TO Salt Lake City today.
Owing to the short water supply many
Of our farmers do not expect second
crop Of alfalfa those who we're favored
with water will reap the benefit. Two
to one twice 10 little 70 much Of a good
thing.
Cattle are becoming little trouble
come Just now and one has TO guard HE
field to keep them from breaking in and
doing damage 70 crops. The dry range
has drove many Of the range stock down
from the hills.
Sarah A. MilHnsr came down from
Caldwell, Idaho, Yesterday 70 have a
short visit with relatives and friend.
Mrs. Mininer was an old resident OF
Peoa and removed to Caldwell year ago.
The lady was ioyiully welcomed by old
friends.
B.R. +. vIEH.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-08-15
ISLANDER.

There is always a story in circulation
about some one. There lie always con
6dential lie being whispered through the
community about some citizen everyone
lie Admonished not to cay anything about
it and finally every body know 1 but
the person in question. II you haye q
friend that is being target Tor town
gossip II lie your duty 10 20 to that friend
and tell him about IL. LYON keep still
and allow your iIends repetailon to DO
stained and trampled under foot with
out some chance 10 defend himself, you
are doing him grave injustice. We
don't believe in Matching up trouble Tor
anyone, but We hate to see a man con-
yieted Of crime in the minds OF the
public without some chance To explain
the matter, 1t would be = good thing
II lies were left painted on the Atmos-
phere in which they we're told and the
liars picture attArhed ~ them, II they
we're, there wouldn't be 20 many told
but the atmosphere would b full Of
words and pictures. And what beauti.
fol collection it would be.-EE.
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shntrcr. An Records.

Twice in hospital, +. A. Gulledge.
VerbenA, Ala, paid a yast sum To doc
tore to cure severe case OF piles. caus.
ing p tumors. hen all failed. Buck
lens Arnioa Salve soon cured him.
subdues Inflammation, conquers Aches,
kills Pains. Best salye In the world.
2bc at John Boyden a Son drug store.
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Tn. sal Lshs Tribune.

This is campaign year and year which
promises 10 give us much important
news In every avenue Of life. II you
want great and fair daily newspaper,
Won should take The Sat- Lake Tribune.
The Weekly Tribune ls an excellent
Newspaper. And The Inter'Mountain
Farmer and Ranchman published also
Nv The Tribune Publishing company,
will be invaluable to farmers and ranch
men everywhere.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-08-15
rnn rnorrnrr cAlLlp nrAIrn

tax PROPERTY CALLED HEALTH
II is likeany other property, itruns down
or improves, just depends on how It is'
cared for. II isthe must valuable prop
erty We have. and should receive the
most consideration. 1t helps youIn yonr
business, helps good looks, helps make
iriends helps gets situations and helps
you hold them, and always makes happi-
ness. Property like this. at tho fret in
dieaiion Of being out Of repair. should DO
looked after and remedy applied at
once. There are any number OF signs
that show repairs are needed. Bilious
spells, indigestion, dyspepsia, belching-
dizziness, sick-head, sallow complexion
pimples and liyer-spo,s on the face,
drowsy sleepy feeling after meals, sour
stomach. etc. These symptoms all show
weakness, and the property needsrepair-
ing. Druggists will sell you for 25cts.,
box OF DR.. Gums Improved Liver Pills,
the beet remedy In the world for any Of
these lille. or We will send box postpaid
or receipt 20. cts Samples free. Only
one pill for dose. Write DR.. Gum,
Phil4da., Pa. For sale by John Boyden
4 Son Coalyille Utah.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-08-15

TO HRoql may Concern:
Noted, hereby given that the State
Of Utah. ~ fled In this Office lists Of
lands q |cled by the said State under
section 4 q the Asi Of Congress APP
o,ovaa |nly l0. 1854. The itl.e~.uF
iTsGlp ClsIoIEctn .1n1l| ~. u .I||.|
lOrnshlpsontaining minersi elafaisof
record, viz.
List No. n, Reservoirs, Wa NE
= Sec. 10, Tp.8N., RTE.
List No 1871 Reservoirs.--the sWIz
Nwi hEk swt Sec. "a, Tp. Sh.,
X. re.
List No. 1872. Reservoirs, 1.-The EwIz
NW4 SEN Nwk; NWl1 sW1< Sec.
"a, NJ sWA; SEX sWhi Sec. 70, TIP.
. NJ, X. f., s. l.. Eer.
List No. n. School Of Mines, the sw
4 swk& NJ SEX Sec. 4, TIP. 8 NJ,
Il. E., s. l.. Mer.
Copies Of said lists, 70 ,ar as they re-
late to taid tracts. b. descriptive subdi-
visions, have been eonspiououslY posted
10 this ONCE, for inspection by any per
sou interested, and BY the public gen
orally.
During the sixty days next iollowinI
the date Of this notice under depart
mental Instructions Of November "a
1893, Us L. D., 4b9), protests or eonteSt
against the claim Of the State 70 any o
the tracts or Subdivisions hereinbeior
described, on the ground that the SAM
10 more valuable Tor mineral than 70
agricultural purposes win be received
ADD noted Tor report TO the Genera
Land Once, at Washington, ID. q. Fail
ure 10 TO protest OF eostest within tn
time specified will be considered puI
6eient evidence OF the non.miners
character Of the said tracts, and the &C
lection thereof, being otherwise fire.
from objection, will be recommends
Tor approval.
FEAHK ID. HONS, Register.
GEoRoE A. snTH, Receiver. s-l5 io-i
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-08-15
Just Look Al Her.

Whence came that spriRhtly sep.
iaultless skin, rich, rory complexion
smiling face. She looks coed. reels Root.
Here's her secret. she uses Dr.. Ning's
New Life Pills. Resuh,-ull organs
active. digestion good. 10 headaches,
no chance for "blues iry 'hcm '"ai-
self. Only 2bc at john BoYd,a * Son.
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stops tlie Cough
and works Off the Cold.

Laxative BTomo-Quinine Tablets cure
cold in one day. No Cure, no Pay. Pike
% cents.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-08-15
AGRICULTURE AND IRRIGATION.

The director Of the census bureau has
sent the Times statement Of the pro-
gress in agriculture In the arid states
and territories as relates 10 irrigation.
In Utah ihe number Of irrigatorp, ex-
elusive OF Indian reservations, increased
from liza in 1889 tol7.924 in 1899, r.
81. 8 per cent, and the number Of acres
irrigated from 2es, AS to 8 O,2es, or sss
per cent. The average value Of farm
land per acre was 90 70, Of irrigated
land, $40. The bitches in operation
In 1899 had lensth Of 2,sSs miles, cost
%, 72i. 500, and irrigated GA, 1850 acre.
There were SLY acres irrigated from
wells. The irrigated area In crops was
bs7, 5ss acre., yielding products valued
at q. 4e2, $40. The area irrigated in pas.
ture wac si. 77b acres.
The number Of irrigaiort in the United
States In 1890, not including irrigators Of
rice, was los, 2ls. On increase In ten years
Of 900 per cent. The area irrigated was
1885. Sl6 acres, an increase OF 1915 per
cent. OF this area. b,gl4,4i2 acres were
In crops, and ,te5 .lSs acres In pasture
and unmAtured crops. The cost Of irri-
cation systems in operation, exclusive OF
those on rice plantations, was te7, 40, e42
while the value Of the irrigated crope
was ~, 800, ioi.
The total lenRhIh Of all the main
bitches In the arid and semi-arld states
and territories was -. lao miles.
The average number Of irrigated a,res
In farms In arid states and territories
Was II the average value Of irriErted
land per acre, t42.bSi the average value
crops produced on irrigated land, tl4.sl !
the average frat cost Of water, $3.50 the
-. -, =, =, u.,........
an o. or. a., "a, -, -.
80. -'-,, !. a., a.,
1,o.,....., =, 90. zoo : a, /,
. ---.-,., ,ss ,ao "a -
,.-.,,-,. o,, oeo
s.s--. ooe so, "a
, -.
I a.. 90, oo, -. A., 90. o.s
.,,, $50 ~,
- 49,
y. .,''. - s's.,'. -.
sugar beets. etc, SD. 7i2. 2lo.
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Notice.

UIfsp STATES LAND 0FkiCE J
iABT LAKE CirY, UTAH,
Aug. Z, 1907. J