Show STORING TRE WATER the question of securing water with ch to ingui the cultivation of the anil in our motin tain valleys Is one ers testing the capt elty odthe various mountain 1 61 reams and ii equally favorable for ilia consideration of plans by which that either byo penin 9 tip and hui banding the amount which t 1 comes from or by a oriex a am I 1 t a day of scarcity the surplus during many months of the year wa its way into the such ars receiving attention else U here awl a note of their progress pro greNs Is wor it making in ca similar steps beall be found noce sary here hoot genral ell call that borne mouths ago a law was ale ed by congress requiring the U 8 y to the feasibility of construct inz immense reservoirs on the g reat plains toward tile the t creams which ond their burden into and gulf sought in these projects woold be to fold first the bringing out of water the vast and tracts in those regi upon a and second the relieving of the lower portion of the valley from the danger of terrible floods which so frequently occur should ti a scheme be deemed practicable not only would thousands of acres of lowland be against overflow and brought into profitable lion but tans of thousands of acres of as good land m the sun ever smiled upon could be sown irrigated and made into healthful fruitful farm for a largo agricultural population jr powell who may be known personally to some and Is by reputation known to most of our readers has been giving the matter his attention Daring past visits to utah the eminent scientist has mado himself familiar with our system of irrigation and has spoken loudly in its paraiso ile ZA believes that dry land farming where water can be obtained in plenty is not only more reliable and yields better returns but is in the end cheaper th n where the earth has to depend for its moisture upon that which comes down as rain ile testified to the foregoing tf facts before a sub committee of the I 1 I 1 senate two years ago and an ardent friend of the I 1 in provement pro proposed ilia idea ide a now Is that the simpler and better way to control the surplus water will be to divert each of the little streams that contribute to the appe miss aurl to divert tile water from the missouri itself would imply great hydraulic works sin expense that would be considerably lessened by gathering the waters at their sources the new york sun in a recent e the problem as one chos 0 access Is assured provided the means necessary to prosecute the surrey shall be forthcoming in summing tip the prospects and the cost that paper succinctly observes the appears to include ilia ea of building great laws across the S through which pour the a s and heavy rains from theae dams areto be large and strong cnorah to hold back the waters which may then be let down as they are needed for the beibe at of the reclaimed lands tile cost 0 t irrigation works wil be abut it will be only a si all I 1 ra erl ti n f the value of the land reclaimed it Is believed that by wisely utilizing the a waters in the drainage drain agn area an the ono hundredth mer idian an d abo eastern slopes of the rocky mountains an unproductive region equal to at least four times the area of now york state may be re st ored to fertility ry the wife of william a farmer living in cherokee county alabama was muir dered was arrested for the crime he was twice tried convicted and sonto nied to the penitentiary for life succeeded in gt ting a na trial thirteen years after the murder the indictment hall was nolle pressed wa dan was returned then for early ten years vain efrost was mado to have a third trial hill has attended forty five terms of court to answer the charge and the case bas cost the county over 20 ODD bast week the ciao was taken up for the third time and the jury after being out two days and fighte returned a verdict of not guilty am reproduces the fol Is wing list of candidates no far named during this prolific tear thero are still two or three parties to bear from i democratic president grover cleveland of new york vice dent allen 0 Thu of ohio I 1 Ite publican president ben harrison of indiana vice prelim en it P morton of new york prohibition president clinton 13 fisk of new jersek vice president J ohn A brooks union labor president A J streeter of illinois vice charles T cunningham of arkansas united labor II 11 cowdery Cow derl of illinois vice president W 11 wakefield of kansas reform president albert B redstone of california vice president john colvin of kansas elkwood president bel va A of washington vice prest dent alfred 11 love of vanig dispatch day about salt palace adver car injures more than it helps the country when it speaks about chunks largo climb over them in spending advertising money for newspaper pull s it would be just as well to insist on the truth that in the cam ot utah has already been too much of a rarity is widespread and wall found 64 alarm in the democratic over the announcement that alev dr barchard of the three arts notoriety favors cleveland for president now if col ingersoll would only make 06 speech flauding lauding thurman the deno goose would be cooked to A ane of a society of faith carista im jersey city committed a grave blunder in his last sermon and will probably have to hunt a now pulpit ilia salary was per year but as he was contemplating mateis conyl made efforts to secure an in crease of wages to 1000 this WAS not acceded to and now will not be as oa his last appearance in church lie preached from the text blixt an the eye of a noodle was to the camel so in a lesser degree were the of heaven to arich man tho rich men in tile congregation tool the allusion as personal and tile pastor was invited to take his do it ad co a weekly review of trade for tile week ending july 11 says quiet hopefulness prevails that business bu now Is dell e realizes reu lizes that it is going to be good more favorable crop lead people to hope financial mark etin titers Is disturbance though tile unprecedented volume of loans at newyork raises questions that are there out expansion of legitimate trade to explain it and if important speculations are preparing elicon cealey ax aoun or two after his duel N gen boulanger bli nistor floquet de an oration at the un eiling of a statue of gambetta in paris this flying from dis scene after attempting to cut a of a living hero and immediately proceeding to pronounce a panegyric in lionor of a dead one is a peculiarly distinguishing trait of your volatile french politician it his aured boulanger would no doubt have consented to deliver abe address in his stead is still living and at oaks county ev york the postmaster appointed by prest wm in 1541 ile is eighty five and during the forty beyea years of his incur bency las never missed a day in receiving and distributing the mills a aretty good democrat it is feared young tippecanoe will got his vote this year SOME missourian ex fremd a pair of red foxes to the white house a few days ago accod by a note the animals were named cleveland and thurman As a fact in natural history a red fox call outrun a coon any day dax LA go TT the presidents india pens atle is bald to be assured of the of war in Clove lands next cabinet |