Show South Utah THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING JUNE 1935' 9 South Utah a Agencies' Unite to Give Soiithiern Utah Visitor Y Recreation ia ear-Roun- Mounds Indicate Early Day 'Indian Villages in Beaver BEAVER— Many Indians were believed to have lived within Beaver county before tha white peopla cama here dun to the tact that mounds have been unearthed Indian markings hava-beea- f oupd bn various boulders many flint arrowheads oaa be found on tha surrounding foothllla Soma 25 years ago three Indian mounds were unearthed on tha 3 H Bradshaw farm one mile out of Beaver Each mound wu comprised of three separata tl k Excellent Roads Being Extended Camp Facili-- ties Provided t Club Develops Ski Ilill andh-“" Other Wintertime Attractions " " Br D C DEC CEDAR CITY — Southern Utah tamed ai one ot America fret test Vacation lands bids fair to become an even greater paradise tor pleasure seekers with the recent development ot a beautiful winter sports area In Cedar canyon and the extensive improvement ot the Dixie national forest J “'lU recreaucmaf resource"”"1"'' " Nowhere in the country can one find a greater variety ot climatic conditions and scenery than Is accessible within a radius ot 30 miles from Cedar City Here one may ride over excellent roads from the climate of Utah’s Dixie to the snowcapped mountains near Cedar Breaks at any time ot year in less than two hours time During the past two yean the for est service with the aid of C C C camps have been terraced along the labor has developed nine modern gentle slopes of the dense forest recreational and public camp grounds which surrounds' the lake the level on some ot the most beautlfuL areas utilised for the central a the forest These camp grounds ground being are for the use and erfioyment of camp and tor children’s playgrounds the public during the summer when Etch cetnp is equipped with a small hot days become oppressive Due stove mounted on a cement base level largely to the recently formed Cedar table parking space for t car Ski club with civic clubs cooperat- tent space small stone fireplace and garbage can’ There also is a coming an extensive program of imcamp at each place fitted provement tor a winter sports ares munity In Cedar canyon is contemplated tor with three stoves a barbecue pit the coming year thus completing tables to sett 150 people to t the use of and clubs churches civic family ne more step in tha development or group gatherings end reunions -of southern Utah as an Among Salt Laks City’s beautiful canyons is the lovely City Creek Good gravel roads have been conplayground the meath ot which Is shown In tha accompanying picture Looking structedthe camps throughout Snow in Cedar canyon and near south toward the business district ana eeea the canyon with tha enCedar Breaks is ideal normally for swings snd teeter boards erected for trancing Memory park and Memorial House an its floor the state fountains children the drinking a long winter aeason and trips over a v the snow to the rim of the Breaks good water systems with r hydrants the-te- r open-eiand to Navajo lake In winter offer at convenient point Good : r-: well-built latrines and several ameD-jUSizcdFisha variety of scenic grandeur Unsuralso tor been have Areas provided East West for the Present call passed plans ’ t construction ot modern ski runs to- ball- - gamea horseshoe pitching and addition In similar sports patrolGood roads fast slides BUTTEMont— a winter snd boggan lah large recreation hall at the head of Cedar men are stationed at these areas by being thoroughly modernised trathq forest tervlcs for the supervision verse Montana from east to weet canyon in preparation for next activities A move is on foot of all recreational activity and for and connect two great national Despite tha heavy toll of flab to hold the nstional bobsled races the purpose of aiding tourists is planning their visits here during 1938 cier national parks Similar camps to those described Thera are two m&lna venues of Mato of Utah la la better condiPrimitive State have been constructed at Webster travel from cut to west— ths "high tion than aver In its history' acSouthern Utah scenery and forest Flat In Cedar canyon Five Mile retreats attract many thousands each in Ps rowan canyon Panguitch lake line" one which rests magnificent cording to tha stats fish and game Glacier park' and tha southern department year and all future plans look Oak Grove near the ' old mining route More than 2000000 legal-stee- d bndlng at Yellowstone toward the further development of camp of Silver Reef Pine Valley In this recfeatlonal resource On many Utah Kyle canyon and Deer creek of the areas near Cedar City one may 35 miles from Las Vegaj Nevada find nature in its primitive state The Nevada camps are on Charleston with many wild animals and game mountain which it noted for its windherds still roaming their original blown forests ot foxtail pint - Gains la haunt One of the few remaining popularity antelope herds In the west may be The number of visitors at the teen dally on the desert west of recently City with wild horses'mountain would indicate that region Zion canyon is lions and deer in plentiful numbers fast becoming one of the most popun near-bforests lar attractions In the country and Annual Hemeeumlng that it la being recognised as an resort rather than for a few For the summer recreationist and outdoor life lover southern Utah is months in the summer Records Etch year increasing show that since October 1 1934 more paradise numbere avail themselves of the visitors have entered the park than recreational facilities afforded by the formerly did In an entire year This national forests One of the largest may be accounted for by the fact annual gatherings in southern Utah that Lee’s Ferry bridge over toe is the Kane county Homecoming cele- Colorado river is drawing much trafbration held each summer at the fic from highway 88 across Arizona bringing i them into southern ' Duck Creek forest camp Last year and almost 2000 persons assembled at the Utah’s Scenic wonderlands snd to the "community theater" at Duck creek Boulder dam with very little loss of for this celebration These centers time over the regular’ route1 The cr outdoor theaters are an important travel from' north Utah tourist cenfeature of each of the forest summer ters continues to be heavy camps and art ideally situated for Development at Zion National park in recent years has added greatly to holding civic club or community the attraction ot this gorgeous canThousands at dollars have yon ffhort Drive been spent on trails which take one Navajo laka which can be reached to at least three different views of hi 18 minutes’ driving from the the Vermillion cliffs In making Duck creek area is another of the reality three distinct and different areas summer recreation popular from the floor of the cannear Cedar City Excellent fishing pictures yon and from the east and west rim this art afforded by trails which have been wrought beautiful “lake in the mountains from the almost walls The camp ground at this place ot the beautiful perpendicular canyon has a constant stream of visitors d urLocal Attractions ging the fishing season many of whom come from near-b- y states to Numerous attractions for the recreenjoy the summer air on the shores ationist are found near Cedar City of this remarkable naturual reser- which ire little known to the visitor voir An outstanding water conser- from outside the immediate locality vation project of Utah was com- One of these which is important pleted- here recently when a dike chiefly for its scenic value is Little was built across this lake to prevent Kolob canyon Little Kolob is probthe flow of water from the lake ably one1 of the most unusual of the scenic areas in southern Utah With through Its underground outlets several "canyons" or gulches includIndividual Camp ed In the ares it most nearly resemThere arc 38 individual camps be- bles Zion have been insides the customary community cen- terested in Geologists th formations here for ter e forest camp and lodge years but it was not unta recently with cabins privately operated The that the place has become noted for its Buga walls created by the great Hurricane fault Many of these sheer CllAN ANDSHADT "walls" which separate the gorges ot Colg Knnnlns WiW rise to elevations of 2000 feet from Shown Baths aad Wash Booms ’ the base LaVerkin creek In the Kolob ares is declared by soma enSanitary F!tuh Toilets thusiasts to excel the majestic scenes Community Kitchen ' of Zion Laundry Boom For tha angler and hunter a (vacation in southern Utah’s forests is unexcelled Fish in either lake or STRICTLY MODERN stream is plentiful 'and hunting could run the gamut from water-fow- l MRS B W BIRCH Prop to elk and mountain lion THIRD NORTH BETWEEN MAIN Elk Berg AND FIRST EAST STREETS RICHFIELD UTAH The only elk herd in the district ’ ' comprises about 100 head which run Phono 4(1 p a tor Cedaf mountain on Permits to 100 0178 Cottage SO head were issued last season and most of the nimrods were successful Formerly lion hunting in the west has been confined mostly to government and occasional adSTANDARD MARKET venturoustrappers In southern individuals Utah however this most strenuous The Red A Wilt outdoor sport is becoming popular with local outdoor lovers and many Richfield Utah Store many -- California hunters Guides and horses tor- - the chase are Where the Fishermen' ’ dogs furnished by two local young professionals and a "cougar" is guaranHunters and Tourists teed before tha chasa ends New Purchase Their h Harmony Beaver ridge snd tha area v near Little Kolob canyon are popuFRESII MEATS AND lar districts for this GROCERIES One authority on tha subject sport tr " declares the "cougar" chase th be unThe Best Store Along 89 excelled for sheer thrill gnd exciteV i I Road Traverse State to y - V Planted poles corn etc mounds Tha Smithsonian Inatituto excavated the mounds and took a' tha relic away The mounds wcf entirety destroyed' ' Fantastic Indian markings found on boulders about five miles northeast of town and also on rocks northwest of town are believed to be thousands ef years-olas tha Indians who lived in this section when the white settlers cam here knew nothing of tha origin of the -Inscriptions on - THSTT lived in tha west 'end of the county where pine nuts grow in abundance Of Summer Activity When LEHI — Tha Utah national guard in 18708 acres of government land in 18700 acre ot government land d and 300 ecru of land It te located In toe narrows of the Jordan river Just above tola Utah eounty community Camp Williams is the scene ot great activity during tha month of summer trsinlng of tha national guardsmen w usually in June and tha officers inAtrAnMtorfwevtoifc vite visit from civilians Die camp la named after Brigadier General W oapltol at tha left spires of the L D 8 temp’s In tha distance and G Williams state adjutant general the structures Of the north end of tha bmlrese fa tha far d’a tone Is the Oqulrrh mountain rang at thu extreme southwest end of the valley J in Richfield rrs ALLEN’S state-owne- A CATERING If Yoa Are Looking I Light Lunches an FountalA Serf tee Kodak Supplies an Prsnght 8 erred at its Best WITH LEADING’ VARIETIES BOTTLED BEER Box Lunches Put OF Up lor Travelers ct T LEWIS DRUG CO Bear Lake Beckons 1 With Many Sports' iri-StreamsoLU- GARDEN CITY— Fishing bathing! and boating are enjoyed at Bear lake! a large body of water shared by northern Utah and southern Idaho Bear lake it 21 miles long And! seven milee wide and Is fed by streams ot clear pure watef Banks of emerald green and dark blue combine with reflected light from great mountains at aunaet to give tha lake tha fire and color of a huge oped sea-on'- s fish will be planted In the waters of Die state before tha first day ef July’ the 'commissioner says Many of these already have been planted and tha rest are being placed la tha fishing waters daily the most fiwely Balanced Ce-d- rock Camp Williams Scene semi-tropic- A polnCMt pottery arrow tent TheTourlit Hunter er Fisherman irr wm ring ai sauna uun — r The Home St the SporVraj f Here You Wilt Find THE IIA1N CAFE "T nSHLNGTACKLE KODAKS AND SUPPLIES - 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