Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-30

and 1t Is no uncommon sight to see
every lot with an oil fire going in 1t.
Sometimes even the extremity Of fir
ing buildings is resorted TO in order
to save the budding fruit"
II, G. Miller Of Price. Carbon eoun-
~. Utah, is at the Whise House. ME-
Miller Is enth Isfastic over the pros
liects for his section OF the state, and
says that farmers, fruit Talsers and
sheep and stock men are all prosper
GUS.
W. T.. Tribble OF Green River, WyO,,
Is In town and registered at the WI
son. Mr.. Trihhle is one OF the pro-
gressive citizens of a mighty progress
sve town. and brings nothing but en-
couraging words from the little east
erQ Utah burgh which is 50 rapidly
forging TO the front as a modern
municipality part OF our big dam
went out with the high water said
Mr.. Tribble today. ''but il WAS only
the part that was built to go out; that
Is TO say, three cribs ON top OF the
big dam in the Green river were pur-
posely made loose and had they not
gone out 1t would have been necessary
to blow ont the whole dam. which is
l,040 feet long, Our dam is all
right" said Mr.. Tribble. and We eS-
poet some splendid results In irrIga-
tion from ia
P.J. HoTohnn OF Twin Falls, Idaho,
is registered at the Wilson Things
are huInming out our way" said MI
and Water company is going TO open
up 10000 acres of land under it's
new canal al AIilner on the 2and OF
April. and great preparations are go
Ing on for that event townsite is
to be opened, a large bank and several
-. Z 1t.
contracted, and regular blowout Is
expected on THAT occasion. We are
having some politics, too" Mr. Holo-
han continued. III was agreed to-
nominate n0n-paTtlsan city ticket
for Twin Falls, and this was done at
the Ring theater. Several spirited
contests We're had for places on the
ticket. but the lights were all made
in convention, and everybody agreed
10 stand by the nominees whoever
they might be, A first class ticket WAS
named. headed by Fred A. Weight for
mayor"
William =. Folger of Spokane is at
the Wilson, Spokane Is the coming
city Of the great northwest" satd Mr.
Folger "and her growth has been
something phenomenal. Ever since
The fire In 1883 the people have SEEM
ed determined to make a great city
of Spokane. And there Is no reason
why they shouldn't. They have the
country. the resources and the push
necessary 10 make great city The
climate OF Spokane is so salubrious
that most OF the millionaire mining
men have built their homes there. The
schools arc unsurpassed, and as
home city II Is deal Spokane Is also
becoming a railroad center and lines
radiate out into Idaho and Canada,
besides, having three great transeon-
tinental lines cenIelins in the city,
namely. the Northern Pacific, Greas
Northern and the Oregon Railroad
and Navigation company Spokane is
also the northwestern center Of the
great numbering industry and billions
larcb are shipped from this point
monthly Live comm ercial organIza-
lions are always boosting for Spokane.
and she has her 100000 club You
have IL grea, country here" said Mr..
FolgeT, but y9u'lI have to hurry +"
$, c. White of Waterloo. Iowa, ac-
companled by his wife and littlO
daughter and Mrs Whites sister, Miss
Jessie kistner Is registered at tho
Kenyon The party are on their way
trip. In conversation today AR White
said he had been In Salt Lake once
before, o years ago, ana that ne no.
ticed great improvements in The town
since that time In speaking ~ his
home town, Mr. White said ne was
ged ia the mArcantle business In
Waterloo, and that tho people were
generally prosperous In that locality
Asked as 10 whether there were any
Indications of panicky conditions In
this vicinity, Mr., White said Water
loo Is a city pr about 10000 people.
Last yesr 400 new residences were
built In the town, and this year there
Rfe contracts made for between 500
and 500 This doos not look Ike 10.
trenChment The Wall street 1urTy Is |
due TO too much water In the stock |
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