The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-12-03
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MlISCELL.A ANXIOUS.

M1pCELl4A IN EOIlS.
WAtKisa os wArFs A few weeks aao. Mr.
iicock performed his Promised feaf al ,valking
on vatets ii the psssehcs u about \ se5t4 III
I Witnesses. The River Dom hssi ths Don istaes
Won. vas ths scene q this unrissled exploit
Il Ne Malked distancs eftwoor iirss hnSldssd u
/ yards with complete success. He Wake 81
q watef-shosss a Tie Indians do On snovs shoes.
ard did not sink Imore than iii or seven iuehes.s
Il The watershoes which be used are he hrs,
/ ever made; and ssthe idea of walking 81, Nhler
didnot strike him TIL Iatsly, hs bud bud Sue Mtt,s
tine 70 pratiee. He showed no diihcalty IL
keeping his equilibrium, sometimes with wand. 4
and sometimes with nothing iii his hand Hs
1 pat asride boat occasionally his water shSss1
hanging over ths sides. This fact ts slearg sss
tiablighedi walking On ,Ie water Il possible The
ar y In its iatancy; and who shall say 10 what
/ perfection 4 may be bfonghf9 ,ToTodto Globe
coeKiNo ron PIds Samuel II. Clay 81 Bonr-
/ bon has been experimenting ID feeding stvsrala
lots 81 hogs, changing them from raw 10 cooked
and from ground q angrouud fooa, with the fol- y.
loving results; O0s bashsl % dry corn nude
! five pounds and Ten ounces of live pofk: one
busbrl 81 boiled corn mads fourteen pounds and
seven ounces o. pork; one blislsl u ground corn
boiled, made ID one Instance sixteen pounds
seven ounces, In another nearly eighteen pounds
| Of pork. Estimating corn at ninety cents
4 hnshel. and pork at eight crnta pound, We have
az the result Of one bushsl Of dry corn, As cents
csn,., VAN, ~ Ma, ,,,d 81 IS. h,,.,sl n
4 ground corn, loo cents Morti Of PORK. a..
.Paoyqrs or lIENs Iii i. sta,ed il a, report 81
Ire Oh lo,.Is made x de late Worees
Il lei IbIass.5 cattle show, that Eben LIncoIn,
,tof tiraf,on. from twenty. fowls. ID seyen
months, Obtained one bundled md ninety nine:
4 dozen eers which sold for S2a and ninety
n Two chickens sold tor sQ9. total ssh be-
sIles twenty. nine doasn eggs used in his family.
4 The food 81 the fowl. i s s.sor,e nsa,. some
Z f,h. All kin.s 81 pra,n aome lime IL "a dersd
shells. enough sand and wa,er, and 8 y arm aweI
Inn, and GOOD roosis. ,5 nj s.,as ~,
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y 60. 80.
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Z U. 8. District Court, now In session; stated mat
we had a Judge here now who would administer
d the INV impartially said that there was no
doubt Of the speedy recognition q our new
r Territory San FrahciscO Herald, Oct g s,
81, ,,.., /. q ~. II {, 4.
sellssp 1 e esoA
$3.50 mr.. y,
J, formerly from Missouri and Tor many wears |.
steamboat captain. lie came 10 Inc Valley inls50,
is man about fifty years Of age tall. keen Llack
!. AYES az medium aadress. rather pleasing III hls
mapbet--zhe has only one wife. has never had
/. n,orenossesses a lsrpe property in The " alley,
4 wholly devoted 10 MoTmon ism, and has taken
Z | ,he oath Of Z Dante. but otherwise holds No
& office ii the church. He probably i looked
Enpon On the GeaiiIes with more consideration
: than any other man among the Mormons. NJ.
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