Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1913-02-25 | Page 1 | Water Holes Used by Stockmen of Utah and Arizona Are Protected

I I WATER HOlES USED BY STOCKMEN OF UTAH AND ARIZONA ARE PROTECTED President Taft Withdraws Five i Places PInes From Franl Future Entry to The lime n hera W Feb 24 Inn In response W lv to filed d b by residents of ot southwestern rn Utah President raft Taft has lias withdrawn rawn from entry and set aside for fo forthe the use of or the public fh fives five watering places situated in Mohave count county Ariz riz on n the tile triangle formed IJ by thi th the Colorado river and the tue Utah etah and Nevada c a u. u lines These holes have havo ocen used b by settlers of Arizona and Llah for tor years year ear as watering watering watering wa wa- places for their range stock and ln If tho thio government O had not withdrawn I them from froni entry would probably have fallen quickly Into luto the tho hands of oC private vate l individual thus forcing the time old t settlers ro anti and g noral gr-noral public In tills tinis lo locality 10 to 10 sro go 0 out of the live stock toek busl- busl lI hess S th lr only means of or support The Tilt watering places are generally known lWon in Arizona an arid anil Utah n. n as asoli Wolf oli TIolo fob la lake Sliest Short Cr Crock Creek el 3 lake hike ke Point t of or Rook nook lake Jake Antelope springs and Bull Rush flush Springs 4 2 f fI