Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-19
ALL NATURE IN CARB OF GREEN.
Transformation That has Been Wrought
And What Is Contemplated to be
Dose In the Future
WITH the AID OF UNCLE SAM.
Government officials Tell Of the Pro-
crcss Of National Reclamation Work
Where Utah Comes In,
lsnnclnl 10 tho DNoMsnl

proyo. June l0..-Tho distinguished
,orty ot lrrlga,ionlsls after breakfast
n, the Emcry.lIomes fats, sal, Lake
where they were guests of Col, ana
Mrs n. IT, Holmes, took u special
ualp To Provo leaving the capital at
,o.Oi a, m. The run to the Garden
cay was made IN less than an hour
the only addition 20 the party from
Sal, Lake being Addison 7, smith OF
Idaho Falls private secretary TO sona'
Tor Hepburn Senator Dubois, for some
reason or other did not come,
ON arrival at Provo, delegation
from that aud adjacent cities boarded
The train with q clothes basket hllcd
with fragrant roses, which were dis
lrbulcd " the dliferont members Of
the party Leaving Provo the special
made u hurried ran TO the Leland aux.
nlury plant Of the Utah sugar CONF
puny, where, II VAS explained TO tho
visitors, the bcots ere cut and the
julcc conveyed through a four'lnch pipe
70 Lehh ~ miles distant, whore I, "
converted into sugar, After stop Of 10
minutes at this point the special moved
on to springyillc and was there
switched and brought back TO Provo,
Here the purity was me, by citizens
with vehicles and taken for drive
around the lake, where the commission
was shown what has been accomplished
N Utah by irrigation,
At li5 the party was due at tho
Hotel Roberts, where n line trout ana
chicken dinner awaited them, IN prep.
Aratlon for this special company OF
fishermen have been out ~ hours lana,
lng all the spccklod beauties they could
induce 60 take the tcmpting bait That
the rprcad win be greatly appreciated,
goes without saying
PARTY PERSONNEL,
Nearly an the SAIL LaRors arc ne
tompanicd by their ladies' Amohg
those ON board are Gov cutler. Sunas
Tors Smool and Sutherland Congress
man Howell Priests, Anthem II. Lm,d
and John H. WndoG Hons, John
llcnry Smith, George Albert Smith,
James II, Anderson, prest, l., W..
shuulff senator Simon Bamborgor,
Z, II, Calllslor Charles W, prurovc,
Judge George W. lIaltch, Judge W NJ,
McCorty Judge u, n, Straup, II, H.
Irvine Of Provo, william Niles OF Los
Angeles, Mayor u, w, Robinson of
Logan William Spry, Judge Jemes A.,
Miner y, T., Nelson, Col T., IT, lIolnoo,
Mayor j, NJ Greer of Spanish Fork,
president IT, j. Hewlett of the sat
Lake city council Judge Elias 4,
Smith, state Auditor j. \ Edwurdg,
State Engineer caleb Tanner, Prof
Widlsoe Of Logan, state Engineer
Nor of Idaho
AZ Provo the following boarded the
ram ana accompanied the pnitN to
Leland From pNySon, MuyOr l.uycs
ese, Hyum Lennon, i, \, nelWh A.
Nohokor i, $, Page, Jr lrJm san
laqun, u, dlconhulRh irom salem,
lhrls Christensen, from Lake shore,
Joseph w. Greer, Spanish FORK Henry
iNrdncr l,cbcr JcN Fred Motley
Nlopleion, W, r. Tow Representing
Provo was Mayor RoylNncc,
cot l. A. lionlon Of the RIO Gmndc
vas ~ charge Of the train nud dil
E'eNlhlnR posHlOlp 10 mnnO tho trip
's'rcallo for de visitors
THE RECLAMATION WORK,
u q, blanchard, roprcsoning the re-.
,lnuilon service AZ Washington, IN IN
nlorNlew with the News spoke 49,
lollowa
The work Of the reclamation service
purlng tho last ilsoal year has pro.
lrcsSod ~ rapidly nv consistent
I'm lhorouphnoss and accuracy
actual construction " now IN pro.
InNN on seven projects az folloNRi
wv river. Aug, Truokoc.carsolb
Noyi llondo n, NJ, lncompahgrc,
tolo, Minldoka, ldn,i Belle rourchc, 4,
North Platte, Wyo and Nob aud
NhoNhono, Wyo, Proposals have been
,celVod for work ON the l,agunn dam,
una project, CAL aud Aria IIunlloy
project Mont and Fort luford, n, u,
ma Mont IN several other states
VorhllonH have reached u point where
ADVERTISEMENTS for bids only avail, the
movhl Of certain legal obstacles, the
ol,omcn' " international difficulties
VI me determination of delays ON the
plll ~ local organizations or lndivld.
bale
The dlmculi Organization Of body
men WhoNo Held NJ opolnllO covers
10 large q territory. has boon largely
perfected and procedenis have been os-
lnnllthed along approved lines. Tho
l'nrfhl allotment 0f funds has been
nlhQo win u view 10 tho greatest bone.
TO the greatest number, and from
20 broad standpoint, OF the welfare Of
lne country M a whole,
DEVELOPMENT or POWER,
'one of the important features Of the
Nol9lon Of the irrigation work, N the
development Of power which the NUM-.
rouH d0lns ana drops IN canals make
pvtelhlo, Plans are being made 10 trans.
Mll iho loNor being developed In many
wouols OF Tho aria regions, by means
oNoulclty, TO points moro or less die'
hnl moro Ia be used for raising un.
porgronnd waters, pumping water Va
mluh lFlns above tho line OF gravity
,lnnls or for various other purposes
N.Whuon " also being given 10 thu
nNl0otel " the aoils ana tho wntoy
w. pc used npon them, the materials
uron III the construction OF the works
and numerous other details incident IL
'oclllnalion by IRRIGATION,
Tile collection Of maps and photo,
maphs IN the draughting division ana
photographic laboratory, have boon en-