Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

and the soil was no. so good as on me
east. We saw about N hundred goats
sheep and antelopes playing about mo
hills and valleys. We returned 70 lae
pioneer camp tired and exhausted
FIRST UTAH FISHING TRIP
II is very evident that President
Woodruff was hunter Of souls ana Not
OF antelope. The picture OF game con-
ditlons that make ones blood unsIs
now is paralleled by another lo'uns Oh
conditions az Beck's Hot spring use
where ducks are reported by INC tn}l'
sands enjoying the warm water VI VIA
ter ,A..s,.
The first fishing expedition OF 'le ,4',
ley seems TO have been one toa4.c'Ia
by Farley p. Pratt, with a sle
utah lake. He records the lnclash' ~
his diary for lS41 In the following '"H'
guage; ,l.r An.
Sometime in December having nv,
ished sowing wheat and rye, 49,, ooS
Nm company with Brother Hls0l S5
Others TO Utah lake with q noA' I'm
FISH net. We Travelled 30 mles VIM
our boat on an OK wagon. VINE 'g u,-
Of us went on horseback IaS ,, W.
lance brought US 10 the foot OK we"
lake beautiful sheet Of iresn " ,,'
some SO miles long 10y 10 oIl1u ret
we launched our boat ana Ii.sl oI' boat
being probably the FIRST ne. an1 ~ IN
ever used on this sheet ol "a' s,,.,,
modern times. We sailed up suu .,,c
tho lake on the western saoTe 10, ashine
miles but had poor success III ias n
We however caught q Few sun ,,,c-
mountain trout and other u'n ,,,,e,s
exploring the lake. Brother Su.'"' "a
and myself explored Cedar Vlugl;; N
Tooele valley. deyoting one W. az.
our fishing. hunting and eNPl'su "a ere
neditlou. During the trip We uW Nv,
weather and warm days hut 'HV .,,s n
we arrived home was cold one 49,
severe snowstorm, And thus oo'''
the year 1871
INDIAN LEGENDS.
The dsh Of the Jordan and Utah ll p.
oontrtbntad some share TO lndiAn ~.
vo,,de ana names. We know ~
"poh-Irte" Indians. and the A.. de,.
The names were originally usel r.,,,
tsnate Tho mountain tribes of tHe ,.fi
nation from the water tribes M. "A,
aione. he shores of Utah lake al'S IN,
Jordan "Pah" means Wale., nS n,
pah-Utes were the llsnerne. " as ,
redskins. They. were no, - ., M,
nation. hut were outcasts I,..,,ios'
shoshoncs. the Snakes tne scas
ana the Utahs, who lived 70 '''
'' NEXT YEARS OUTLOOK
Nov, year should see some srell NJ NJ
rrovements along the line or te-lyilsirt
hunting. ogden canyon is pi-it,.s'rrf
aeld 9nd Inc prospective bal.u r..
ntaotric road 10 into the c.tllSoo.m
trests viii bring this great PIP t,stsgi
,,.t,hlr easy reach Of salt i"Nt ,os
~ Ianving II for ogden alone, as ,.'e-
,n,not, tbe case except Tor inc ,,rr
20 sntomobilcs who Ike intercly ,yto-
~ ' even n IL does lead TO the ~ ,nt
Tvs ,tdges ana force the low gen '',
use for several miles =, e,tt Lake
Tho natural resources OF ~ neopl
oryirons are lmitless, ana ltS Me-
o,e ust beginning to demand we" zee
ha made available for genela. crsc
=. na,k IN the splendid Wv, ,s.,r'
oI,S nav occupied by Pal Mu,or,
r .ai, roarhInes. will follow, the s.ie,e
use Of the new boulevard l., sait Lak
vi, vs. ,.aar The movement or SUI -I,,a,e
70 i the hns viii also soon ME, oe 'V ON III
w. ia state capitol buildlisp V,,hic
Sy Of the north bench, ron M tbo.
he valley can be overlook .a Han III
s Jr paved district A All9Iggnlns Of
civ seems to be in the pss' ,nto q tim
new era which viii blossom ,,l,, 'b be a reall
when the city beautiful sha eoy - cities I
~ with attractions when le"
the land can surpass