Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-21

Tho great new colonization movement
under way may be secured ,,,,,,
wyoming Is evenly BALANCED ra'' ~
Ing. stockrasing and mining Whl ~
hand IN hand In future .deYelol'li,Cn,''''
and this strength should be leoosll.1s,c
IN future legislation, Manu- C.u'.i'e
eLould be encouraged; home lnuvss'
rhould be supported. The Wealth. ",
wyoming now goes largely to suppVt'
che business men OF other states -,'
Ing laws should be improved so tn"'
wyoming should be az the htau
The procession In this as II is no" III
irrigation matters, noon,
Mining taxation should be put upon
n basis OF net earnings. Forestry ln-
spuction and protection shouia We p'0-
v.ded .,,,a to
district irrigation law shouia DC
MANNED for the future.
A state board Of trade ana lmIhisl@'
ton should be supported.
surely II wyoming receives aoo ,,s
$4,000 a year from Uncle sam ~ 10
/ per cent share OF the proceeus llon
piblic land sales a similar sum Cou,u
properly be appropriated 90 lhgll,I"i a.
.n advertising bureau, wyoming ~
1ov advertised too much by brohelo
prstln shows. as the seat of war ne
tween cattle and sheep lterests ana az
state In which the public lailds a'Ii
being stolen. II should DE aQveiusep
bv state fairs permanent exhibits q
STATE bureau Of immigration ana Nv
moss agents who would travel ana
derv falsehoods and spread the fulll
about the resources ana atli0cuo''s W
The state. ...,,,,,,
At the Louisiana Purchase exposition,
wyoming should be properly adVerllscu
and permanent exhibits SHOULD pc mann
TENED at Denver and Chicago
The newspapers Of the state should
be supported better The state lallu
board and state engineers department
sbould be nut upon o basis TO eh0plr
tben 10 properly protect the anus anu
irritation interest plan experimental
farms and anticipate the demands o..
tbe future because of the operations
NJ the national irrigation act tores'
reserve measures and probable inter
state complications. ~
Hold over members of the legislature
should be constituted a permanent COM
,nittee with state fund at their COM
mand 10 investigate conditions at nome
and in other states and recommend leg
| islati0n
A million people are wanted In Wyom
ing Homes can easily be maze lo'
| them.
A great railroad officer says "LanC
| without population Is wilderness
population without land Is a MOP.
Wyoming has many thousands o.
acres properly called "a wilderness
| A proper effort can get for this wilder
| ness thousands of people from otheI
states some of whom viii, otherwise
compose part Of the great landless moi
when the next period OF depression
comes 10 the country.
Other states and countries are secur
ing new settlers They don't set then
! BIZ dreaming that they want them the!
| hustle. Business men Of the soutl
| finally got tired Of talking about IN
| war and wondering why colonization
went to the western prairles. The
woke up and their strongest men wen
| TO the east where the money is an
| talked there OF the resources OF IN
south. and business men and RAILROAD
| officers worked together and butt u
the new south. They told the farmer
from Iowa, Illinois and other states wha
they had 10 offer and got them. The
told eastern capitalists that cotto
SHOULD be manufactured where 1t wa
grown, and II was done. What tn
south did and what Oklahoma die
wyoming can do. Settlers can b
brought in and capital can be secured {
manufacture wool in the west where
is produced.
Canada has better land laws tina
Uncle Sam and spends a quarter Of
| million dollars a year to advertise Il
lands, and pays a commission 20 agent
In the United States to send it farmer
Thousands Of young men from III
country go each year TO Canada to es
tablish homes under a foreign flag. =