Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-14


menfs IN breeding buffalo and cross
breeding with other animals He prom.
ises 10 BRING his animals BY tho FIRST
OF October
NOT AN EASY TASK.
The matter Of getting the cable ma
terial Tor the tramNay To the rim of tho
canyon is not au easy one but Mr.
Woolley. who ls the son OF % Utah plo-
necr smiled % bland smile during an
interview this morning, when 10 was
suggested that the scheme was imprac-
ticable The situation as he outlined
II is about ms follows
$4,000 TOURISTS.
The Santa 10 now has hotel on tho
south side OF the canyon % which II
last year brought $4,000 tourists II
connects with this through branch
leaving the main line ~ Williams On
arizona From the Hotel thprc Rro
only two or 'hreo places where one can
get down 10 the river bed M o distance
of 300 miles. and one Of these trails Is
right near the hotel 10 is owned by a
man named Cameron.
BRIGHT ANGEL TRAIL.
Cameron does 70 thriving business
with tourists. taking them down 800 the
river bank on tHe south side. Bright
Angel trail ON the north side is owned
BY Mr. WooIloy, and hc has for the past
few years conducted % ferry business,
taking tourists at the end ~ the Cam.
eron tran and bringing them over into
the Bright Angel creek From there
10 the top Of the cliffs 1000 feet high,
% d q l.f
tramWay is Tor tbp purpose Of bringing
The tourists right over from the hotel
10 the top Of the opposite cliffs.
ALL CLIMATES
Tho country on this side Is a wonder
ful stretch of land. filled with trees
ana shrubs I'm abundance, ANA possess.
ing "a splendid water supply Il I'M
cludes all climates from perpetual win.
ter on the highest mountain tops. to
perpetual summer in the lower val
leys As 70 box canyon and impossible
cliffs shut 10 or on two sides and the
Grand canyon cuts off escape To the
south, only a short fence 20 miles long
across the northern border Of H. would
completely enclose u. The higher land
AFFORDS feed and cool climate for anil
mails an summer. and the lower
r,ngo sn' = ..'U,,' 90 '"Nu'lUus WINTER
he ys,i evo rom lne severe rigors OF
are killing OFF rare sapccies such as the
buffalo
DISCOVERED BY JOHN W. YOUNG
The discovery Of the possibilities Of
uls country as game preserve has an
interesting history and to John W.
loung the credit for discovering 10 ig
,nanv 49, ne states mat
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H. h,,,, ,,, I'M 1,''It ana employed MN
,,icini, 'F ~, ',J hlu".''' ','llhS no the
,,,s -, w lH'a' ana ID achelue
AM iptSrn,ii.,'., -.'- qua 'dlrI 10 make
WALL tr ',.',". ~ sci N' OUT or ll'
1isn, 4, WI, ~ i' ,n,.o M ouHs met WIZ
no n,i5 '["',"'" p4V. NHp was ElN-
Ca. XXI SN'N lheIe, ana VI
ast7Ill.h ., III VT a,nene ne hdd to
y n,,n. Su'u a preserve M wyoming.
comm, ' d ''l4 ...l oi '.llS AWe,eh OF
The nit,or M, ,Osi'i''l l"g t"p men TOOK
mem e qua w., w. lay mP WIN Ile brllish govern
ed 10 come to Utah and inspect the
man NJ i IKE pa ntS, included CO... Mekim,
Ntil,,o or 'n ,r queen regiment ana Lord
i1n4 ,s5s'y sBeil Two weeks on the
ana banisi e su'uyH oy Mr WooIleY
ecout ana ero,, lS7,,il,,,u,. wei hnoNh
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SMOOT TO ROOSEVELT.
e,,la ~, -,
tn u".H lvuNs ana buIlalo
b as , ,"op.o , tne m1iier NJ Wooiley
XXI, ~ w N,t,s %" III win consider
80 v''e' ~ LnIoUsh Senator Smoot
81 a. HiSteINenl OF lls possibilities
derstords ' t.at 'oo .s ,, ana ne un-