Mormon Settlement in Arizona
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There were occasional lagoons, some of themcreated by beaver dams--picturesque, but breeding places for mosquitoesand sources of malaria. Camp Goodwin was abandoned because of malarialconditions in 1869-70, troops being transferred to the new post of CampOrd (Apache).
The river situation of later years has been very different indeed fromthat known to the pioneers. The lagoons drained and the underbrush, grassand trees cut away, the river floods have had full sweep and, as aresult, there has bee...n tremendous loss in the washing away of the lowerlying land. The farms have been pushed back toward the mesas. Now underconsideration is a comprehensive irrigation system that will cost severalmillions of dollars, with a great concrete diversion dam aboveSolomonville and with two head canals that economically will serve bothsides of the river.
But in the early days the colonists did what they could, not whateconomically was advisable. They did not have such trouble as was knownalong the Little Colorado and their water supply was much larger andsomewhat more regular.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were occasional lagoons, some of themcreated by beaver dams--picturesque, but breeding places for mosquitoesand sources of malaria. Camp Goodwin was abandoned because of malarialconditions in 1869-70, troops being transferred to the new post of CampOrd (Apache).
The river situation of later years has been very different indeed fromthat known to the pioneers. The lagoons drained and the underbrush, grassand trees cut away, the river floods have had full sweep and, as aresult, there has bee...n tremendous loss in the washing away of the lowerlying land. The farms have been pushed back toward the mesas. Now underconsideration is a comprehensive irrigation system that will cost severalmillions of dollars, with a great concrete diversion dam aboveSolomonville and with two head canals that economically will serve bothsides of the river.
But in the early days the colonists did what they could, not whateconomically was advisable. They did not have such trouble as was knownalong the Little Colorado and their water supply was much larger andsomewhat more regular.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James H Mcclintock to read onlineMoreLess
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