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Show ill mHlVL JUIfUAd nAnniJIld PERMANENT SUMMER CAMP 2 Tho army rosorvo at tho Jordan .pressed tho county's wllllngnoss to f 'if mado n pormnncnt summer train camp for 5,000 troops according to nouncoments mado this wook. Wednosdny's Tribune snld In pai Tho camp will bo 'located dlroi opposto tho Narrow station on Salt Lako & Utah rallpad at boundary botwoon 8alt Lako Utah. After this summer, accoril to Captain Lahgtry, It is oxpoctod t Instruction troops, national gua men, rosorvo olllcors and mombori tho citlzons military training cai of flvo stntos will train at tho Jor Narrows enlarged camp. An ostin of tho cost ot tho camp Is 175,000 which about JG0.00O will bo oxpon for buildings. Eloctrlc light septic Boworngo and comploto wi and dralnngo systems am plated. Tho tract, which was wltu uwr Prosldent Woodrow Wilson for a s military resorvatlon, Is partlcul adaptod to artillery rango flro. llvo states which will furnish tn aro Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, Noi nnd Montana, p Tho movomont for tho ostab 1 mont of a camp was launched August, at which tlmo it was posed to mako a Btirvoy ot tho for a 3000-man camp. Tho flguro gnt raised subsequently to CO00. Tho problom ot camp site, fcai ig of Ity, location and othor mattors le hold tlroly satisfactory to all officials bo corned In tho contemplated ac Iotol Captain Langtry said. Tho only itball lem romalnlng in that ot final iocIoI Howovor, thoro is a gonoral ox ; tho slon ot conOdenco that tho camp lwltl bo constructed. Salt Lake co commissioners aro' wld ' to'lfevc i uu kuuDii iiuk aim luniuiuia nuLUBsary , m nlng roads loading to tho camp, which A an- might Involvo six or olght miles ot' "j Unprovomont. ' -H irtT To Pipe Culinary Water. ' jctly A month ago a party consisting of A tbo Captain Langtry, Lloyd Garrison, do- P tho Put? Btnto engineer and n captain' In 'Jjj and 1,10 United Stntos rosorvo; B. IC ding nrown of tho Orom lino, nnd O. Y. that Clawson, an olllcor In tho national irds- guard, mado a survoy ot tho narrows. :' rs ot Oarrtson said that ho bollovos nbun-imps nbun-imps dnnt wator la avallablo, and that In- rdan vostlgatlon ot Boot 'JloJIow wators , mnto B"9W that probably 30,000 gallons ot. ' 0, ot wator a day can bo dorlvod for cull- ndod nafy purposos. Wator for bathing , ' ting, 011(1 stock watoririg can bo suppllod ,nter trom a cannl which flows through tho , mi- rosorvatlon. Tho Provo Rosorvolr company, through J, II. Murdoch, n proBldont, has otto rod tho uso ot wa- ' Btato tor from lts cana1' according to Cap- . . ' larly tnln LnnEtry, and It was also agreed Tbo that tho Boldlors could tlo in on tho 'J oops transformers In tho pumping station. ' 1 ivada Tno cu'lnary wator supply is oxpoct- od to bo piped to tho camp, and a' t)llsh- Pmianont caretaker for tho roaorva- I ast tlon will bo malntnlnod. pro. At tho Jordan Narrows tho 145th .,' Blt0 Hold artlllory, O and D batterlos of i was Ul '148th Jlold artlllory of Idaho, and tho 143rd hospital company, Utah, islbll- wl" train. Construction cost for the a on. ontorprlso is cstlmatod at 10,200. . |