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Show DAILY UTAH GREAT IRRIGATION PROJECT ' NOW UNDER WAY IN NEVADA the Government Description of the Work Which Is Doing to Reclaim Vast Area of Desert Land. STATE JOURNAL, TUESDAY, 1904. FEBRUARY 9, Delightful Luncheons NEW YORK Letter Fashion I J NEW YORK, Feb. 9. Dressmaking! There will be a bewildering variety I artistic and becoming has become an art, the intricacies of of charmingly neckwear in use during the coming to which are increasing from year season. There will be some plain year. The prevailing style of dress stocks, others a little 'more elaborate fashions probably presents more dif- with lace or passementerie ornamenta1,000 San FYancIaco the drainage of an additional ficulties than any former style ever did tion, fichus of all kinds of lace, neck A special to 11 miles, flowing to it through les- and makes unusual demands upon the square Nev Wadsworth, fixings of lace and embroidered silks, from Chronicle ser streams from equally of artistic the skill snd with or without shoulder coverings Ingenuity states that the irrigation work being areas. By slightly raising and conlike and Soft materials, some highly ornamental and dressmaker. carried on under the direction of the siderably lowering the present surface chiffons elborate berthas matching the lace of velvets delicate silks, crepes, United States Geological survey, be- of Tahoe, a perfect control of the and brocades of line texture are the the neck piece and the cuffs. Bows gun in September, 1903, is being waters of perhaps the most superb favorite materials of the day and it of silk, satin, chiffon and silk crepe pushed along with satisfactory speed. natural reservoir in the whole world is no easy task to build dresses from promise to become highly popular In govthe This work is being done by will be established. Other sites below those fabrics that will give them aa connection with the various kinds of ernment under two contracts, the E. B. Tahoe and within the precipitation curves the of the follow to the neck and shoulderwear during Stone company having the area tributary to the Truckee have opportunity A, restric- coming spring season. Soft choux, without and body gracefully desert section of seventeen miles, and been secured and when needed will be tion, unencumbered by the unyielding of mallne or chiffon will also be worn, the San Francisco Construction com- improved for the further storage of the folds and seams of the lining. To give but they will be smaller and . more of flood waters of their areas. pany the Truckee river section the dress material ample liberty in compact than waa the style last about thirteen miles. The fall of the Truckee is of so complying iwth the requirements of season. Ruchlng in every conceivable The canal la to be twelve feet wide at favorable a character that great length must be made color and either plain or lace edged feet at the top of cutting is not necessary to attain the style the linings the bottom, fifty-tw- o and 'there will be used to some extent and many fitting and will carry thirteen feet of water, the altitudes required, the Truckee practically glove calcula- lace collars have the rue hlng already in the mistake no must he 58,-0or with a flow of 1,400 second-fee- t, section of the main canal under dis- tions of the fitter. Stiff and hard linset In. miners inches. This canat which cussion being but ten and one-ha- lf emno can be materials longer ing Some of the finest stock shown here takes its water from the Truckee river miles in length and presenting no seavoided must be and everything ployed Wadshave tabs or loops of the same mateat a point eleven miles above rious engineering problems and but lit- that would add bulkinesa to the subin place by fancy buttons Inrial held of the bank worth, follows the south tle really bad country to be passed structure or contour-destroyiproduce stead of the buckles which were so eastward thence river to this place, through. or angles. Beyond a glove-fittin- g fashionable during the last season. bulges divide low a through Ragtown pass The building of the dum at the Car-so- n suit of union underwear fashof the more elaborate stocks are between the Truckee and Carson river river will follow the completion of ionable women nowadays seldom allow Some n. elaborated with pallettes and 1 iridesat a point about six miles above Rag-tow- the True gee -- Carson canal so the canal more than a tight cent At this place the natural con- can be used for transportation by themselves to wear beading In artistic designs. Some corset a underkid and of skirt fitting are with silk medallions, eminserted ditions are highly favorable for the barges of heavy material for construcsome In outer their garments. neath color or even edged with narrow in broidered purpose, there being a deep, tion. Very large quantities of Portelimicorset is even cases the separate fur. Fur of a broad, long land cement will be required, one conedged stocks are quite apgorge at the lower end to made bodice itself is nated and the to be worn with 'fur trimmed level river of stretch propriate comparatively tract for 30,000 barrels having already serve the of a corset, thus costumes, which promise to hold their purpose country. been let. This is to be used in the The dam to be constructed will be diverting dam at the Truckee. It is making a separate lining unnecessary. own until rather late In the spring. Some changes In the style of walking Separate bodices have experienced practically 130 feet long at the base, expected that much of the cement rean extensive revival lately and all In- suits are promised for spring and sum810 feet long at the top, 88 feet thick quired will be had through local manat the bottom, 18 feet thick at the top, ufacture, excellent raw material be- dications point to the probability that mer wear. Bklrta will be shorter and this revived fashion Will hot go out of laid in plaits of varying width. The and 110 feet high. The dam will be found near by from which good ing style for a considerable time to come. same will probably be true of the built of Portland cement concrete, of cement is being produced. In Paris the revived style holijs com- woolen materials for early spring, as which there will be required for this Extensive plete sway and the large number of well as of the lighter skirts of cottons, work 70,000 cubic yards. BEFORE IT 18 TOO LATE. are diamond with drills patterns imported here from Paris light woolens and linen for later spring being borings form a strong evidence. A great deal and summer. The skirted coats are, staInsure to the at dam the made site mother If you have a gray-haire- d above nuy be said in favor of separate bod- aparently going out of style. Short for the of dam, moorings bility In the old home far away. ices. The most powerful argument to Jackets, either cut off at the waist line which will be stored the flow both of Bit down and write the letter those who are not the fortunate pos- or reaching Just a few inches below it the Carson river and the canal from You put off day by day. sessore of unlimited bank accounts, is will be worn. the Truckee, forming, when filled to Dont wait until her tired steps the economical advantage. With one Linen suits in pale blues, pinks, the high water mark, a body of water Reach heavens pearly gate, skirt and two or three bodices re- lavender and ecru promise to be more about seventeen miles in length and But show her that you think of her markable changes can be prouced in of varying width. The discharge of popular than ever during the comBefore it is too late. the general effect of the toilet and ing season. 'White will not be worn these streams during the lnte winter with two or more sklrte and a corre- as extensively as last year, but the and early spring is that of a swollen If you have a tender message a to Or word river. sponding number of bodices a surpris- creams will hold their own. Among say. mountain loving ing number of combinations can be the Swlsses and dimities for the comFrom this reservoir of magnificent Don't wait till you forget it, effected. But whisper It today. extent a large distribution canal greating season are some very pretty ones The latest shirtwaists shown here with white grounds upon which are er in capacity than that from the True Who knows what bitter memories closely follow the Parisian fashion, printed delicate patterns of sprigs and May haunt you if you wait? kfe, will be carried to the eastward which gives decided preference to soft sprays. Large dotted materials iwth through the broad Cnrson plain to a Bo make your loved one happy e and Before too it Is miles. late. distance of about twenty-fivclinging materials, like soft silks, dots in blue, pink, yellow or lavender cottons numer and mulL Delicate wash ma- upon white grounds, or white dots medium of This, through the We live but in the preeent. terials are also used. Some charming upon a colored ground will be used ous laterals, is expected to serve with The future ! unknown; recent Importations are of soft, woolwater 100,000 acres of extremely fertile quite extensively. Tomorrow is a mystery, en material, delaine, cashmere, albaof soil, adapted to the production The English and American fashion of Today is all our own. tross and similar materials. wheat, barley, potatoes, alfalfa and the bridesmaids alike is not dressing The chance that fortune leads to us Mohair seems to be the other products of this climate. unusually pop- received with favor In Paris. Several May vanlah while we wait, ular as a dress material this season attempts were made to introduce the Within this area are now numerous Bo spend your life's rich pleasure some and the demand, for all grades Is sur new style, but the Paris girls are too of considerable extent, all farms, Before it is too late. of which are prosperous, but in a prlslngly great. For some reason or fond of following their own tastes and a there Is rather a scarcity of the Inclination to submit to other of handicapped by scarcity The tender word unspoken, anything that water during the summer. With the cheaper grades. However,, large orders would have a tendency to deprive The letters never sent. have been placed with European man- them of their conversation of the flood waters of the The messages, privileges. In Paris the ufacturers and a good supply of bride is season, this will be enThe wealth of love unspent, usually surrounded by brides tirely remedied. The effect of the For these some heart are breaking. spring mohairs will soon be dis- maids each one dressed according to coming change is being anticipated in played In the stores. For these some loved ones wait; her own taste and irrespective of any the generally increased activity of the Bo show them that you care for them The remarkable demand for dress effort of being in harmony with her region and the Influx of Investors from materials of cream color seems to elster Before it is too late. bridesmaids. tinted Pale distant polnta continue unabated and there Is every mousseline de sole or silk voile are New World. end of the Going back to the Trut-keprospect that it will rather Increase the favorite materials for bridesmaids' canal, now under construction. It Is than decrease for spring and summer costumes and many of them are CALIFORNIA CLUB WOMEN. quite proposed under the present surveys to wear, unless the supply becomes exornamented, elaborately 9. Feb. SACRAMENTO, Cal, carry a portion of the flow of the main hausted before the summer season be' Quite a pretty novelty in chatelaine lanal through a pressure pipe across Sacramento is entertaining the third gins. ornaments is a small coin purse in the the Truckee to a large lateral having annual convention of the California The variety of colors which Is disof a watch. These purses are elevation to cover mesa land to the Federation of Women's clubs, and in played by the importations of dress shape Just enough to hold a few coins large extent of 25.000 seres lying to the north many respects the gathering is the goods is perfectly bewildering. All the car fare and are so arranged that for and west of Wadsworth. This lateral most notable ever held here. Dele principal colors are represented In the wearer has no difficulty in. exthe will have a length of more than twenty gates from many parts of the state color card, which includes many new the required coin whenever miles and will end at or near Pyramid were present this afternoon when the shades and varieties. There are many tracting Some of these purses have necessary. lake, the natural recipient of the flow convention was formally called to or- colors of a rather outspoken and brilto make them closely a watch face, of the Truckee. The land served by der by the president Mrs. L. F. Dar- liant hue, but the general tendency resemble a real watch. Very pretty this lateral and its Is of ling. After addresses of welcome on seems to be toawrd broken and subones of gun metal are studded with superior fertility, being made up of the behalf of the state, city and local club dued tones. Judging from the evidence turquoises. detritus of volcanic and eruptive women listened to interesting talks by of the samples Imported recently Belts in unlined suede, high in the rocks, containing all the mineral con- Mrs. Robert J. Burdette, of Los An- there seems to he little doubt that back and dipping low In the front are stituents of a first class soil, besides geles, snd several others. This even- light and delicate tones will predomshown among recent importations. which, Its elevation solves for nil time ing the visitors are to be entertained inate during the coming spring and They fasten with small buckles and the problem of subdntlnnge, h detail at a reception arranged In their honor aummer seasons. come In red, blue and green, of agriculture in Irrigating countries by the local club women. The conBorne beautiful theater gowns have which If neglected or Impossible to vention will be In session through been shown here lately. Silks, chifA MODEL FRENCH PRISON. execute frequently leads to the serious Thursday. fons and crepes are the favorite maimpairment or ultimate abandonment terials and the colors run from white At a cost of 32.000.000 the French of an otherwise valuable farm. THE C0LDE8T KNOWN LIQUID. to cream or the most delicate has built a model short government sugges. To the eatsward and not far from Liquid hydrogen is by far the cold- tions of color tints Laces are used term prison, which is the largest of Wadsworth another lateral will be con- est liquid known at the present time. extensively on bodices and gowns the celular, or separate confinement structed to cover with its ramifica- At ordinary atmospheric pressure it Spangles either very Inrge, or very type in the world. It is at Fresnes, tions about 10,004 or 12,000 acers of bolls at 423 degrees Fahrenheit, and a small, also used for decorative pur- about eight miles from Paris, and its fertile mesa land. Other outlying dis- reduction of the pressure by an air poses with great Ingenuity. The five huge rectangular blocks, together tricts are expected at later dates to pump brings the temperature down round Dutch neck seems to be a great with the exercise grounds, warden's be brought within the irrigated area-- one to 433 degrees, at which the liquid be- favorite for reception, theater and quarters and gardens, cover half line having been surveyed to the comes a solid, resembling frozen foam. evening wear in general. Black gowns square mile. It is a star-shapconfertile farming lands far to the east- According to rrofessor Dewnr. to and bodices are not used of much for struction, consisting three large ward. about the town of Lovelock. whom the credit la due for having li- theater wear and once In a great hall of stone, built parallel to one anonly As indispensable adjuncts to a great quified hydrogen in 1898, the liquid is while a bodice in black net, decorated other and connected by a bisecting ideal scheme of irrigation, Lake Tahoe a colorless, transparent body, and is with spangles and Jet Is seen. gallery. Between the halls are the exand the Truckee river possess all of the the lightest liquid known to exist, Chiffon velvets In beautiful, glossy ercise yards, each containing sixty natural features sought by the engi- its density being only black are dlsplnyed In show windows compartments, for even in exercise the neer. The lake has an are of 103 that of water; the lightest liquid pre- and will probably be In great demand. prisoners are not permitted to see one square miles and a total drainage area viously known was liquid marsh gna, All kinds of velvet, particularly those another. Above each set of compart of 519 square miles, all receiving the which is six times heavier. The only of great softness snd pliability, are ments is a bridge, from which the rains and snows of the high Sierras. solid which has so small a density as nil the rage Just now, hut not so much warden or guard watches the prisoners To this may be added the flow of the to float upon its surface la a piece of for theater, ball or reception gowns as snd is himself watched by his Truckee below the mouth of the lnke. pith wood. Cnssler's Magaxlne. for out-douse. superiors. Are the result of looking carefully after every detail in the preparation. 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