Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-12
DEsERET EVENING NEWS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 49, 1904.

fee. There's a reason
Look IN each package for the famous
little book, 1.-THE Road to MELVILLE
berry reservoir may be release and
discharged into the headwaters OF the
Spanish Fork river and conveyed with
the water OF said liver int Utah valley
4. The construction OF distributing
channel on about the iS00-foot contour
from near the mouth Of Spanish Fork
canyon In a general southwest
erly direction TO or near the
town of Goshen, and similar channel
from near the mouth OF Spanish Fork
canyon on about the iS00-foot contour
in a general northerly direction TO some
suitable point In Salt Lake valley; also
a branch from said channel crossing the
Jordan river at n point at or near the
Jordan NarrC&s for conducting the wa
ter on to the high lands west OF the
Jordan river.
5--The construction Of such channels,
ombankments. dams, etc, as may be
necessary to convert Bear lake into a
reservoir for all the surplus waters of
Bear river and It's tributaries, inClud-
ing the local streams Of Bear Lake
valley and for subsequently releasing
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government or the water ,sers on such
dams on the Ogden, Weber and Provo
streams MS NAV no necessary 10 con a..
serve and regulate the waters OF each.
together with such channels az NAV be
needed TO properly distribute the same.
If The execution of such work as
NAV be needed for conserving and utIl-
izjng Inc waters OF Utah lake accord .
ing 10 the plans already partially de-
yeloped
10 The utilization Of the embank.
ment OF the ImcIn cut-off OF the South
ern Pacific railroad as a dam TO re-
strict the oreo ~ tho Great Salt Lake
10 that norton living south of the cut
of thus reducing The loss of water
through evaporation and insurlng the
permanency OF the lake but onSa small
er scale; regulation OF the reduced lake
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WILL GET MONEY BACK.
That the government can be amply
secured in the repayment OF whatever
money may be expended by IL In the
execution of the proposed plan is appar.
emit The majority of the water users
VIII be old settlers having other I'M,
enable them to pay the annual Install
ments as they become due. The ability
TO pay Will be greater than in the case
OF new colonlsts, and In the existence
OF such property and assets win be-
assurance that the obligations will be
promptly met.
While most Of the lands that would
be irrigated under the proposed plan
are held In private ownership and might
be properly classed as seml-arid, there
are very potential reasons why they
should receive the benefit OF the re-
clamatIon fund. As has been shown,
the conditions as to location, climate,
altitude and productiyeness are most
favorable. Part OF these lands are al
ready owned and occupied BY bona
nde settlers whose magnificent
achievements In the colonization
irrigation and redemption Of the
great American desert prove their
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