Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-05

200 acres 10 peaches. This land is
located similarly to the Perrine or
chard near Twin Falls
The Cambridge Commercial club
has organized a stock company and
raised $500 TO build and operate a
large shearing plant near town. and
enough sheepmen have already
booked their fiOCks for shearing 10 in
sure the success Of the enterprise.
During the last 80 DAYS. according
10 the records OF the station agent al
Kimberly over 40 cars OF hay have
been sent 90 other points and there
are wintering I'm that immediate vlcin-
ity something like 10000 head OF
sheep. also quite a large number Of
cattle.
In order 20 assist I'm saving crops
from frOsts. the Independent Tele-
phone company has decided to give
daily weather forecasts for the bene-
~ OF CTS patrons I'm Idaho. SD that the
farmer and fruit grower may have
ample time to prepare for the frost
danger
Since the granting Of the first
Carey act segregation about 10 years
ago. there have been appropriated UNI
der this law. 2.478,S56 acres, the rec
lumation OF which is estimated 20 cost
s67.15O. 900. Private enterprises are
retaining 1873, 600 acres nj an csti-
mate cost of S2,7S0.000.
The construction Of the greater
Twin Falls-Bruneau project for the
reclamation Of 500. 900 acres Of land
in Owyhee county is assured, accord
ing 20 latest reports. The undertake
ing viii be the greatest In the history
OF irrigation and viii mean the eX-
pcnditure OF more than f20.0O0,000.
Two days after he was pardoned
from the state penitentary where he
had been serving time on sentence
OF life Imprisonment for murder in
the second degree Lorenzo Il. SLY
filed suit for divorce I'm the Ada coun-
" district court alleging that his
wife. Ada sly. had deserted him
The last Of the series OF concerts
and district union meetings held by
the stake Sunday senool board was
held at Mink Creek Saturday night
and Sunday Feb 10 and 20. Three
teams carrying rs people faced the
blizzard that was raging Saturday
afternoon and reached the Mink
Creek Westinghouse In time for the
opening OF the concert. Considering
the weather and the fact that other
entertainments had been held in the
ward during the week the attendance
was worry good. the Westinghouse be-
ing almost filled Tho Mink Creek
and Glencoe schools assisted with
parts on the program and every NUM-
Der was rendered IN a very crcditable
manner After the concert half Of
the Prestonites came down to Glen
coe and visited the Sunday school
there. and an returned to the district
union meeting at Mink Creek at 2
y. m.
The party returned home IN one 81
the worst Billiards ever encountered.
but their spirits were undaunted In
the face Of such adverse circum-
stances
The new creamery viii soon bee
erected n surface indications are any
criterion. The site has been chosen
ON the j C. Smith lot on Main street
near the Hollow The papers have
been made out and the contract for
Cts erection has been let 20 Fred Hard
ing Work Is 10 be rushed as rapidly
as possible. and the building win be
built OF cement II Is estimated that
II will cost In the neighborhood OF
5000. and must be In operation at
an early ate.-Preston News