Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1910-08-17 | Page 4 | Tide Ever Westward

TIDE EVER EVEn WESTWARD The province of or New Brunswick Is not progressing to the same extent as other portions of the Dominion of Canada Out of the many immigrants from Europe during the past year only about settled In New Now Bruns Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick wick and according to the report of the American consul at Moncton the outlook is not so very encouraging The superintendent of Immigration of or the province states that there are about 2000 vacant farms In the province provInce ince many of which h have ave been pur purchased purchased chased c for tor lumber privileges but the largo large majority are are available for tor settlement set settlement settlement Efforts are being made to call the attention of intending emi grants from Great Britain to this fact tact and to the tho fact tact that this land ii It fertile ferUle and cheap p and also to the educational facilities facUlties existing there Neighboring provinces are working on similar lines with good results Many lIan who have al already already already ready removed to the west from this province have returned to remain they state that people of small means can do better by taking up and clearing clear clearIng clearIng Ing the cheap lands in this province A concerted effort aided by the press Is being made to induce former residents resi residents residents dents to return to New Brunswick to reside New Brunswick Is having the same experience as the t o commonwealths in inthe tho the eastern portion of the United States The T e immigrants can do bet better better better ter by coming west When the west is filled up farms along the Atlantic coast may ma attract settlers but not until then