Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-03

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IRRIGATION Congress OF Utah re-
IA NJ deliberations at 1880 this
'.,r, IN the Assembly hall. Prayer
I sasrsd by State Senator Harden
hson
altman Wheelon Of the special
,,u,,t,e appointed to report ON the
=, feasible reservoir sites, asked
4, Ne convention devote one hour
a, s,cusslon OF the sites presented
y, yhlrh the committee would re-
/, nd bring in a report TINS AFTER
~ The request being granted TINS
~, Of business was proceeded WITH
WEBER RIVER SCHEME
hines Johnson Of Weber county pre-
,n,i the claims Of the people OF that
reAa he said the Weber riyer al
tId A good source Of supply for the
tat5r Of a reservoir In Kamas val
n The scheme was to build a dam
n b that way impound the wat IL
r,siIng over an area of four square
rs The work would cost between
Ial0 and 100000,
FAVORED UTAH LAKE.
a,s Senator Bennlon spoke FOR salt
be City and county, regarding the
lvsment 10 supply this section with
He the most important presented
ses convention, uintah, his own
H,y. had several schemes In hand,
3 hey were wiling to waive their
ans IN order that the more populous
Etl1s might be benefited. He mad
N Interested In the remarks Of Prof.
iFt. concerning the waters Of Du-
eGe but he felt 90 say that during
atfigaliOn season the water flowing
= The Ducheme was no more than
ieasnt to supply the needs of that
stoa He closed with an appeal TO
, convention TO rally TO the support
sSlt Lake county, where the water
Mnost needed, and where 1t would
we greatest good
lEle Miner Of Utah county agreed
" W. Bennion that the Salt Lake
wv was IN need Of more water, But,
NJ Re there are conflicting interests
sA Lake county. as there are In
" county which must be placed up
thlrmonlous basis before much can
s.et In the direction referred to. He
~sFeyer, that these interests were
~ together today than they had
Teen, and he doubted not that
= Nolld get together In due season.
n aW Irrigation law had brought
,Hisooat as the people were DESTROYS
ualg advantage OF the liberal Of
, ~ ne government. As a represent
sNn Utah county. however. he had
ID ts'ted to look after her interests,
I assisting Salt Lake county he
lol In the least waive any Of
:, n.als N his constituents. He felt
as colleague from Uintah that
~ IN the direction of benehting
~ axe would equally benefit the
49, ne represented; therefore he
~ 'as suggestion Of Mr.. Bennion.
CACHE CoUNTY's NEEDS.
4 Barson Of Charleston spoke of
"a. VN o. the northwestern part OF
80, county whore he believed res
b. NJ could be built to good advan-
niLCKEN FOR WILLARD.
A.. n Wilcken spoke for Willard
L, NJ Where there was vast area OF
t5s. .N should be brought under Gull
W. The Seyier river, said he. fur
go abundance OF water, which,
ely stored. would meet the re-
SIS OF hat section. A small
u. vas required but the people
y" poor 70 huld II without aid.
H., Cfeer q Spanish Fork did not
mr.as mad been stated. that there
IA \, ss'suon between the people OF
ts,,, salt Lake counties. He
az Dey could get together very
INJURIES RESERVOIRS.
: .a,ufiock Of wasatch spoke for
a,s..Nu. The people there had sew
IA me. b. hand. one u which was
wa, ns!lure's reservoirs and in this
e- N NE lakes This work. how
hr.,9 prove somewhat expensive.
hp ~. % one which would benefit a
Lu .,i Ihe scheme to benefit SAIL
o. Viah counties was a cool
n,S Y only one we're to be CON.
q, s ,' lah lake scheme should
u VI" supported by the conven.
vs. \ Page Of salt Lake county
an. ., 'a,of ot the adoption Of a
az ,.-sll.' would bcnedt the great.
ah.e. Or People. The ttab Iako
vo ns opinion. was the one.
l.,., ADyENENT IN JuAB.
. 'shslns Of Juab county smoke
u h $500 70 Increase the watsr
'u0n' They had launched a