Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-12
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saTsesiaa carried On b. the soyern
ns~ns In IN h. paia b. The asrss ~ ~
water In Tea annual iasssllus~nss nas
varies in p~Uosnxtsoa Io IAe d~ifiscuit,
a. osassEmeaios and the nsnaunf u
available water. The Inv requires era
Iinaoaas resid~nee On the land fram tn
firSa aud this removes The speculative
earsaeafu
After rayiag the fra cost the 81
; tier has M further espehse except IN.
' annual Iasnsea, for keeping up shl
saser sappiy. which Includes repair,
et-sniag ailshss aud distributing Oh
water. The gosernmsnt undertas
thse pralest because private snisFpris
has ahssns reached lis lipis. and I
' this material aid MI safiaiistic o.
! tares are barred because the managl
ment of the water h finally sise
: hack 10 the individual people. N
= government only temporarily pr
!" modes an industry. aiding and abe
ting q citizen. which b within Il
y true prosinee u government. n
building Of great dams. r~eservoir
|" bitches and aqueiucts represents
" saka outlay. and nscessiizies maj
subsidiary enterprises. such A n
manufacture ~ cement and lumbs
" and thus the government has Eos
" further In this new rule than any-os
- 81 for the SHE purpose of minimisis
the cost TO the people vim purchsi
. the land and wafer rights and ssyis
y millions by carrying on IT. y Ind
T. pendent enterprise,
!" Ordinarily forty acres under q M
irrigation system are sufficient q
successful and remnnerstive farmin
Prof Blsckmsr says successful farI
Ing by irrigation requires a hlgh d
" gree Of intelligence. The selection
" crops. seed, methods nj tiiIage. Of m
y ehinery. the economical use Of vat,
u ali these call for aH intellisen,
y equal TO that required In any other O
g enpaiiotl" With crops assured und,
u irrigation. and markets secure, mai
~ the larger expenditure OF the farm,
~ profitable. II Ii noted, says the pr
|" lessor, that. by irrigation, the ave
u age annual Income Is over thirty n,
: cent on the value Of the land, and
u many Instances IN is over one huud..
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