Salt Lake Tribune | 1912-10-03 | Page 14 | Utahns Pioneers under the Cary Act |

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Date	1912-10-03
Paper	Salt Lake Tribune
Language	eng
City	Salt Lake City
County	Salt Lake
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Article Title	Utahns Pioneers under the Cary Act
Type	article
Date	1912-10-03
Paper	Salt Lake Tribune
Language	eng
City	Salt Lake City
County	Salt Lake
Page	14
OCR Text	Show UTAHNS PIONEERS UNDER THE CARY ACT A party of Utah men started and completed, the first irrigation project that was segregated undor the Carey act. It was called the American Palls Canal and Power company, and undertook under-took to put water on 1QU,000 acres in southern Idaho, around tho present town of Aberdeen. The project is now finished and has been turned over to the settlers. The original promoters were -Tudgo L. W. Shurtlifl'. Lyman Skeen. William Bostaph and a number of other Ogden Og-den men. Tn 190( the projoct wns taken over by G-. It. Bothwc-ll. R. E. MeConaughv, T. A. Sweet. B. J. Evans and L. C. Curtis of Salt Lake. These men completed the work and turned the project over to the settlors after clos-inc clos-inc moro than a thousand contracts for water.
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