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    • 1898, Oct 2

    • 1898, Oct 2
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    • Sun. Oct. 2, 1898: Ther. frosty., Wea. thin clouds I spent most of the day in the house. Father left here for Manti in the after noon. the day was very raw. Monday 3: Ther. cool & pleasant., Wea. clouds hovering around the mountains, I helped...
    • Crawford Family, Zion National Park
    • 1903, memoranda 2

    • 1903, memoranda 2
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    • Memoranda: March 9, 1903. Myron Holgate found a round hole that appears to be an ancient mine. We cleaned it out to the depth of about four feet, then it began to widen out, we didn’t have time to dig any longer. The hole at the top was about...
    • Crawford Family, Zion National Park
    • 1927, page 169

    • 1927, page 169
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    • 31 Days October 23 Clear I went up on the mountain to help dig potatoes and Lloyd came home. 24 Clouds. We dug 105 sacks of potatoes today 25 Rained most all day. Filled 43 sacks this A.M. came home afternoon. 26 Clouds going East at a rapid...
    • Crawford Family, Zion National Park
    • 1908, Nov 15

    • 1908, Nov 15
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    • Sun. November 15, 1908: Cold nights Pleasant days. Hauled one load then walked home. Mon. 16: Clear Pleasant Helped father dig potatoes. Tues. 17: Clear Pleasant Johny and I went to Zion and got lumber Wed. 18: Clear Pleasant Dan and I went for...
    • Crawford Family, Zion National Park
    • Building the Emery Canal

    • Building the Emery Canal

    • Emery County (Utah); Emery (Utah); Muddy Creek; Emery Canal; Johnson, Rasmus; Jensen, Venice Burr

    • The families who settled along the Muddy Creek eventually needed more land in which to build a community. They planned to move the town a few miles to the south. First they had to divert water from Muddy Creek to the new townsite. It took them...
    • Emery County (UT) History Photographs
    • Building the Emery Canal

    • Building the Emery Canal

    • Emery (Utah); Muddy Creek; Emery Canal; Johnson, Rasmus; Jensen, Venice burr

    • The families who settled along the Muddy Creek eventually needed more land in which to build a community. They planned to move the town a few miles to the south. First they had to divert water from Muddy Creek to the new townsite. It took them...
    • Emery County (UT) History Photographs
    • Building the Emery Canal

    • Building the Emery Canal

    • Emery County (Utah); Emery (Utah); Muddy Creek; Emery Canal; Jensen, Venice Burr; Johnson, Rasmus

    • The families who settled along the Muddy Creek eventually needed more land in which to build a community. They planned to move the town a few miles to the south. First they had to divert water from Muddy Creek to the new townsite. It took them...
    • Emery County (UT) History Photographs
    • Building the Emery Canal

    • Building the Emery Canal

    • Emery County (Utah); Emery (Utah); Emery Canal; Muddy Creek; Jensen, Venice; Johnson, Rasmus

    • The families who settled along the Muddy Creek eventually needed more land in which to build a community. They planned to move the town a few miles to the south. First they had to divert water from Muddy Creek to the new townsite. It took them...
    • Emery County (UT) History Photographs
    • Building the Emery Canal

    • Building the Emery Canal

    • Emery County (Utah); Emery (Utah); Muddy Creek; Emery Canal; Johnson, Rasmus; Jensen, Venice Burr

    • The families who settled along the Muddy Creek eventually needed more land in which to build a community. They planned to move the town a few miles to the south. First they had to divert water from Muddy Creek to the new townsite. It took them...
    • Emery County (UT) History Photographs
    • Building the Emery Canal

    • Building the Emery Canal

    • Emery County (Utah); Emery (Utah); Johnson, Rasmus; Muddy Creek; Emery Canal; Jensen, Venice

    • The families who settled along the Muddy Creek eventually needed more land in which to build a community. They planned to move the town a few miles to the south. First they had to divert water from Muddy Creek to the new townsite. It took them...
    • Emery County (UT) History Photographs
    • Page 148

    • Page 148
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    • Feb. 11, 1904.. .Special session on new culinary water system. Recommendations from committee I E . H . Ryan) t h a t t h e head works a n d intake of t h e proposed system of water works for this Citv be located a t a point opposite to Station No....
    • Evelyn and York Jones Books
    • Page 159

    • Page 159
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    • citizens had in obtaining water for domestic use, and cited the Council's attention to the fact that all water used by said citizens, under the present regulations, had to he hauled and, when obtained, was of inferior quality on account of the...
    • Evelyn and York Jones Books
    • Page 481

    • Page 481
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    • was hoisted on the evening of the third of July, 1852. It was also during the year of 1852 that the mining industry in Iron County began. W might mention that, e about this time, the first gold discovered in the County was found at Parowan, in the...
    • Evelyn and York Jones Books
    • Page 55

    • Page 55
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    • were no human bones6 The water fiom Center Creek washed out the headgate at the mill race on Friday, May 30. In addition to the water problems, the cattle were destrovine the wheat because of inadeauate fences. President , Smith gave notice that,...
    • Evelyn and York Jones Books
    • Page 450

    • Page 450
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    • and children fiom the upper colonies were being evacuated to El Paso and the Diaz people were advised to flee immediately across the border. Before they left they could hear gunfire in the distance. Hans Larsen, a colonist, wrote: "We tumed our...
    • Evelyn and York Jones Books
    • Page 165

    • Page 165
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    • Bids were let out for the construction of these tunnels which were to be six feet in diameter and four feet high. Men who worked on the canal received a wage of $2.00 per day and they were paid $1.50 per day for a team of horses. Another bid was...
    • Evelyn and York Jones Books
    • Page 194

    • Page 194
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    • Henry Lunt, who was one of the men in the group that settled in Cedar City, wrote the following in his diary about getting coal from Cedar Canyon in 1852: "Monday Sept. 20, 1852 went up the canyon to work a road u p the mountain to sleigh the coal...
    • Evelyn and York Jones Books

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