Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-09-03

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fasaz lsr tae 1-uir-d states 20 establish
saz .szrz baa,= end rositree. a. a merely
a.az1r z4f ea~t
MA ka.1t bots -.f-dfs began 20 grow
-. ssh corporations py double
ss.saaax had sarge u-lrPcd thr birth
s-x@x ~ tbe iudiv dual The party @!
69--~saszs su4 jsssscs hersa 10 i1os into
sIss sz~-atl1a sf err r=aftsus IL proPess8
CO 1szzk the subtle movements - land
rsS1ss.ag-siisr- and 60 practically create a
'-t----s h.-avei snd n~N earth, for the
sxsss--x 81 humes. uIzau vhtsd rests the
s.ssssss-r sssbe II thr reuublsr-
EToz-s. SSafa aGr art the Waeie nFid ~
ss..a. sfsf d-s owusd th. water supply
sa-- EEe decided % bring the water to
tsx Essla and by Inis uulan 60 make pos
.szss~ q m-asareiezs Bounty tor the pre-
-n<, xas fafure generations. lie profits
a. ~rr-rscn.-~- 80 he decided to tf
o. sArs .eR is1A business ia saca a way
fsszE szslsaU-siHs-s could a~yer HEHia s;ul-
c<r x,1sa csiizenss.a ay rubb.as il of
srx s@E-
ori.is Of ~stissaI Act.
E- s-vsniax with The wishes e Re-
,ssE-zz President. Republican 1oa-
<ss-s r-s-sse~s Law. Juns Il. ia-J2, aa-
tLz-.-zzszr gh- Government to eater upoa
,sxa~ xsrk q retaining arid America
-szz Ezx rs-=triefs the amount q such
hxa>z So - ssned hy ans one individual
80 fSo srrr-s, aud requires 8 continuous
r,~ss1-.-- II I've years On she sane "a
xs-xzzzs Eltie- SacA occupants viii re-
fz.-S q fk- t;overument IN a numhsr 0t
-x~~l esnuaI ins;alimsnJs, the actual
s-s-s ~ bringing water Il the laud. such
~sE---s s.anaes ae eemmutea-
E1s.-r tse sr, approved June y. 1902.
~vzas-s ax properly the heSEHaias ot The
z~-.-xe Government Reelamailsn Serv-
as>l an @-adiuS. chsin" q funds vas
v<-sriSrs By apprerriatlns the receipts
sz-ns rae siie and dizpesai ut the puhllc
Ex3.s~ en- eAe thirts$-n States and three
T--zrsrssz q sAe ARD region These
SGss~s ax-s EAiifernia. Colorado. Idaho.
z.s<z-s Aoatans. Netraska. Nevads.
s<~sa nakesa. oreson. South Dakota.
r.xA. Wzshingfna and Wyanias. Ter
ssssrsxr krlxoua, New Mexico and
xgzzzAsz-s This funh n rzszeat hevcrs
.sz-..-~sisse. near tAs S2z-cJo 90 marx.
n. srsi regisas II tie United States.
ss E-z.-rsi's dssi sastsss, Earlade atocf
t-~s- ossaa q is - ara. s1trud ~
sr.sa sb-sat the niii4ir - fhe eoutineur
~-~ssxiT sezriy 20 the rseisc Coast sud
---.ekizx frun Msxiea to Canada. There
80 n- saarply marked lines % divisioas
e--e~~--s the ara aui the humid srras.
s<s tA<-e d, cspssaAir uezr TIE center
az - Uaised states. a trasA inter
us-~saz.- bit. n~5{ler d.stine-.Y srid uar
<.1lzz-etF kumid wh4ea = called tie
SAB hzssss3 or ssszi-1rii r~Eiau- TITUS belt
~z.~=k. s-ve- North Dakota. Saath Da-
ksso=- --geEa Nebraska. aui western
knzNzs Eata NklaaaIGa a1d The Eaa-
exzxa. sf Tens
Nhst I. BStax nsae.
Ssso- the passage IT the Bresaaa7 7tssa
&rt s>~ Government has had a isr-e
~~3~ sf eaginee-s and sSsistaut< *
.nzazsaar tie urid reS5aa and -taiyiu<
fe> szr-szss and water supply csrefai1F.
sEa=Sr@-szzs layc-figHssass have bern guade
81 80 11tkastuE places and az saznr
~s eA~sz -zama1oth irflgatl1a PROJECTS
49, s~sz zzsasg sas= MILK River ErHjast
IN Hss9f2nx iaeiuslsu< the iuv=s;3E Eatiaa
z< ess- srouesea dsa s5sez a. - MARY
x&k<~L "a NFa=szg sxarsastsaas Aave
a-~a nzsl2s II tAe possibilities 81 xfariaz
~se.rs In the Bizhora Mountains Tor
49, sAa3x tkses- eastern siap-s. aai at
scs r-sposz-i dam ste for the Sweet
Sse~r esrssrxoir en TIE river ef tkzt
sae-< triogtary Il tas North Platte
L. GAsAs>rssa. n tAs sicsnlty q steri-
x1x- ~~r2 has brrs don- Il ooaasctisn
~-xa eas plan TO ntilsse the Fawnee
Fss~ rS=~ryair ate for irriratirs lanas
I. sas nsrTA tazk ss Sen-A Platte Rfr-
o. Servers eave si<e h@ea made fer
Afv~~1irx the waters ot the GrnziSSa
az~r- Ehroaxh a tuaael into the In
-zaA<ve yaEiey fer irrigation TIE
Grxask River rrvs~c,. iaveivlnS he as-
- - - = n
ca gssazs we<t os Grsnd Jrzstisn in
.Cnss<ass as3 Utah. kas also beea the
issbserr % snrveys AID exaniaa tsons In
,Da~v.xa rhe Track-S-Carsoa basia has
- exsCslaed WITH vSsw to utilirinx
O. was.rs Of sAe~e rivers saS exam
anzax rs- stsrzre possibilities of Lake
TaA<se sad ether lskes "a the Sierra Ne
~~AA- taxesti<.tieas have Also hsrn
O.xs In tie valley % the Walker Rix-
- Scxs&s- In Arisaes and cosorsdo
- sxzzssn.tAan of the Colorado River
1kz1. tA- Needles 70 Yazls hss keen in
sczxz1~3 far the ss1ay Of plans for the
leuc<xxzzflsa Il the low kxaa1s zloax bs,sh
axrs af the river The pxaesicz b ~
- srsrzz< fAe Ha-od waters - -hs Salt
Rz~~r h&a ziss b~ea Investigated Thers
80 Essy s<A-r iz<tzacss
M-~s-r~fe~s Possibilities
THs rscoris sAow ths. AZ least o7e-
Ghs<xI of rke ara es the UaitNs States
@4rrsv~ 81 Alask. Ar4 cur onslria-
~<sczss ccn<S<-s o< vacant paAtis
D1 0us of the x-eat .~cnnuie cue~.
0Ea es~ t~fe-e tie rsecps- 60 tbs caua.
soy. - the rrfis-zticn ct this vast zras
E-<A - wksca has rsek ses. and sa-
- gssr6 -sxns cement wrnli se rrrsh.s
- guzsiainx 4 sr<e poe1issSozL Ths
FDARTsss a~ ~rrre-sc1a Govern.
- sngi1<ers ~~-inaate TIA. the sesal
Un1ss ~ater xsrpfv cf the ara ~
- - srac:e-s. IL erop<rty ccnaerv<s
DuoD aAcw. ccusi he made avai.ahis
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