The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-01-14
|. REPORT

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YouR committee 70 whom was teIefteu me nn-
ancial report o. ihe p, Al y M Society have
Investigated the subject o. their 20 LaE
a. their limited time would permit .ss..
The annexed report OF The clerk shews the
amount Of pFeDiums, awarded on the several
branches. also the amount Of the receipts and
expenditures Of tie society. go. j.
The result. 40 far AZ we can learn, In relation
to stock Il. ihai improved bteeds q horses have
been successfully introduced. me increase ~
number and improvement ~ qualify ~ hignly
satisfactory. The Importation q upeIlor me-.
cattle and exhibitions q our own stock, SNOW
decided improvement. sheep raising and wool
growing haye,ot late. received much attention.
Shee2 are ircfeasing md their price = diminish,
ingj the country and climate sPpeaI wen adapteo
70 their increase. since me great obstruction o.
stock BY iae severe wIHief Of 1901. winch
proved 30 60 disastrous e our hoeks, ne ianaoi.
ants OF utah pegin 70 real ~ That we are situated
on an altitude suii slen 70 justify them n belisy
ng We ny ~ sosl anI oe.ter care
has been tnhens W. .neIe = sun aeunaaht Ioom
Tor improvement =, I, q. ......
Field Ctops - lne Aaps, y 10y - =
varle.lss o. Wiless - .
best Tor our SOUS are
has proven ~ y. J. $3.50
mats. me y, ~, ~,
splenaia specinehs ~ s.1 l,
cafeinl snuvauon 1as yls.lsl Mo5 a ~ .l,.-
aomely lemunefa.eo ule .Arsne. iot M 8
+ culture. II. .,.,,, 81, .ona, (, a..
Eeneee ere very ms ~ u W
heavy expense consequent ap pom procuring good
and permanent empefi an9, s...lo,lgn toW PR
minms have been expendta Iof me encourage
ment Of fencing, the diiilcuily o. OBTAINING suta7
II hlo timber lima moved almost an <1n0uptfdUle
barrier .s:1s=s.. :. .
Csre d being taken BY many farmers 70 Inn
prove their setd grains, BY selecting the best
specimens and improving thereon. e.sz
IN the vegetable department the specimens
exhibited have been credilable, and tho potatoe,
beet and carrot cnrps are excellent:
=. Fruit and Ftolcers;--l The samples q iEult pre-
sented the public u the Fairs, have inclted. q
lsndable interest, insomueh that many are set
ting out orchards, aud the society have dslflbuiel
sclons and cuttings OF the best varieties Of ifai!
cultivated In the United States, from winch
extensive gTafttng and budding mas oecn m
tcdueed n ,5 }s4sss: 5..,. ~, :,:
FlOra.cal,ure has been very successful, wheF.
eyer little attentlt n has been paid 70 ;thal
.etanehs I, Is ..:5. Z
Farming Imp en- al . I. Tar. a. Your com:
mittee hayS leatIed, thefe has been nut nuts
eempstllian NJ TINS class. 4 ls:.E kf,
=. IAachtnefy,--S SONS lew epeelmens nays Oeen
Presented which have commanded admlf " y J.
Inc saIdlng machine ON exhipil,on ~ 1927
was universally Prohennctu s1pslan %, -.
Periof article. Several sugar Gaze mills nays
been imported, and some have been manaIac'
tnred which have superseded our WOODEN ma
chimes. - Il .lz5 ,..sss y. $500. y.
Leathtr.--- Inc samples ~ me As ~,
nave unlveraally oeen sneh e nlsoe W sl.'
Lens prone 70 ~ VII. os 49,, ..s
! could Pi oduces and sorry 10 think they often
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nss never geeM sNna, y .'I.
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