Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-19
ALL NATURE IN GARB OF GREEN.
Transformation That has Been Wrought
And What IL Contemplated to be
Dose In the Future
WITH THE AID OF UNCLE SAM
Government officials Tell Of the Pro-
gross Of National Reclamation Work
Where Utah Comes In.

ESPECIAL 10 tho "NowsD
Provo, June lo,.-rho distinguished
Marty Of lrrlga,ionlsls, uftor breakfast
n, tho Emcry.liolmos fats, Sal, Lake,
where they were guests of Col, ANA
Mrs. A.. Il. Holmes, took u special
train to Provo, leaving the capital at
,o.oi "A, m. The run to the Garden
cl,y was made IN less than AN hour
the Only addition TO the party from
Sal, Lake being Addison Y, Smith of
Idaho Fails, private secretary TO Sena'
for Hepburn Senator Dubois, for some
reason on other, did not come,
on arrival at Provo, u delegation
from that and adjacent cities boarded
lhe train with n clothes basket hllod
with fragrant roses which were dis
tibutcd 10 the different members Of
the party Leaving Provo the special
made Il hurried run TO the Leland aux
Niory plant Of the Utah sugar COM
lony, where, II WAS explained to the
visitors. the boots are cut and the
julcc conveyed through four'inch pipe
90 Lchi ?S miles distant, whore II Is
converted into sugar, After stop Of 10
minutes a, this point the special moved
on TO springyllc and was there
switched and brought back to Provo
Here the party was met by citizens
with vehicles and taken for drive
,round the lake where the commission
was shown what has been accomplished
IN Utah by irrigation,
At ll5 the party was due at tho
Hotel Roberts, whore a llno trout ana
;hlcken dinner awaited them IN prop-
lrallon for this special company OF
fishermen have been out ~ hours lana.
ng all the spocklod beauties they could
induce 20 take the tcmpline bait That
the rpread win be greatly appreciates,
goes without saying,
PARTY PERSONNEL,
Nearly all the Salt Lakcrs arc nc'
tompaNicd by their ladies, Amohg
those ON board are Gov cutler Sp0as
Tors Smoot and Sutherland, congroHss
man Howell preslA Anthem ", Luld
and John H. Windcr Hons, John
Henry smith, George Albcr, Smith
James H. Anderson, rrost, l., W,
shur,liiI Senator Simon Bnmbcrgor
Z, II, Culllstor Charles W. prmo'e,
Mdg, George w. Bortch, Judge ", ~
MoCHrty Judge u, y. Strnup H. H.
Irvine Of Provo, Willinm Niles of Los
Angeles Mayor ", W, Robinson Of
Logan William Spry, Judge JalAos \,
Miner g. y, Nelson Cob w. Y, Holmes,
Mayor H. NJ. Greer Of Spanish Fork,
President r. j, Hewlett OF the sat
Lake city council, Judge Elias A.
Smith, state Auditor j, \, Edwards
slNlo Engineer caleb Tanner Prof
Widlsoe of Logan, state Engineer
Norr Of Idaho,
Al Provo the following boarded the
ram ana accompanied the pnliN 10
Leland From PNyson, Muyor Love.
ew, llywm lennon. j, =, NrBolh, \,
NebokoG H. =, Page, Jri Wom SAM
MlQln, v, ulocnhulgh from salem,
shrls christensen, from Lake shore,
Joseph u, Crecr Spanish Fork Henry
inrdnor Hehcr JoX, krod Motley,
Nople,on W, r. Tow Representing
PROVO Waa Mayor Roymncc,
COT l. \, lIcnton Of the RIO Gmnlc
NnN ~ charge Of the train and dil
gleNlnlnP POSSIBLE 10 maze Tho trlp
''''' wv " wv WV 'lNlAhlN
THE RECLAMATION WORK,
d. e. Blanchard, representing the re-,
PLANTATION service AZ Washington, In M
nicNlow with the News spoke Nv
l0loWs!
The work of the reclamation service
uullnB the las, nscal year has pros
crossed M rapidly nv consistent
MN lhorouphncss and accuracy
actual construction ~ now IN pro-
r,ee ON seven projects as follows,
nl Niyer, Aria, Trlckoc.corson
NrNi lloMdo, ~ Nj ncompRhgro
olo,i Mlnidok0, Ida, Belle ronrchc, y
NORM Platte, Wyo and Nob, and
thoshono, WNo, Proposals have beer
'''Nod for work ON tho LNgunH dam
yuma project cal, ana ArIg, lInnto>
polcgl Monln md Fort lluford, ~ "
ma Mont IN soVornl other sluiol
operations have reached q point Whor,
ADVERTISEMENTS for bids only await IN,
moVhl OF certain legal obstacles, III,
WVlomcnt ~ International dinlcullIol
lho determination Of delays ON TN
~ local organizations or indlyId
Tho dinlcul, Organization Of bod,
men whore ncld OF operation cover
..E'N'. " ''lll'OINi nhF .n'oll IHlN'Io
uoVoa ana proccdcnls have been os
lnlNhed along approved lines TN
n,lhl allotment 0f FUNDS has bocl
,h9o WIN u view 10 the greatest bonc
70 the greatest number, and from
e broad standpoint of the welfare o
INC country aa a whole,
DEVELOPMENT or POWER
Ono Of the important features NJ IN
NolQllon of the irrigation work, II III
uuNclopmont OF power which the mum
,,oun dAmr aud drops IN canals max
p9hNlble, Plans are belng made Ia trans
WI, lho power being developed IN man
sW,lions Of the arid regions, by mean
oooflclty 10 points moro or less dla
NV lhtro 10 ho used for raising ull
Nrslonnd waters, pumping water I,
muuH lNlng above tho llno of crawl
Iiuulr or for various other purpose,
o,Wn,lon If also heing given TO IN
n'luolel or the soils and the waite
% used upon them the material
unyu III inc construction OF tho work.
sna numerous other details incident (
"ulhnhton by lrrlgntion,
,Ihe collection Of maps and photo
Mapns IN tho draughting division an
photographic laboratory, have been On