Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-11-08
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- -"s purchased ~ Il.
frenchman- M De sh's.
s'siy an appanaee Il =
80 occupied BY he P,,,.
s''t on her death. ii ~ .
ousort took It in hssS
70 tenant .. till his dealh' !, \.
~hich time II has hss.' !.
ION Of Her Majesty. ~. !.
plendid farm bnlldise. Z!
re Of its chief chsrass..,.' n!
o. ost OF the building s,s,.,
Prince must have bean !.
with those on the hon. ~ |,
have absorbed a yerv KS.
money. They are sd.a,1'
eeeding Of stock. ana ], 4
time there are upwards d y.
head Of stock on the d..
large number Of sheep "A \
principal herds are a.. !
horns and Jerseys. but H..
. number Of Hereford. 4,
The object is not merel,
for the practical produc,I,. };
and dairy produce /, y.
in view. Considerable NJ
been achieved in the prs,'.
fat stock. and the priaes - |.
ing Christmas shows have h,
a., s9Ltsm Of feeding /, A,
understood by those il ch,,.
farm. The operators A. Z,
been closely watched b. ~
the royal family. and he NJ.
Mr.. TAFT, the manager, who a.
to this position on the An
father in 1882. there Is i ,uIts
ments devoted to the ~ !
Majesty. from which she can !,
go through the entire range I
ings.
1t is the dairy farm. us., 4,
the magnificent range \
houses. where. in days gone l.,
oers OF the family vera want I
III the morning, and. in the W.,
room which forms the cent,
block partake Of new-lsid :.
will attract chiefly the atteut,n
itors. TIE magnificent d,r
built according TO the direction
Prince Consort. aud II eubd.
that is desirable in plss
cream and butter are to be kent
site is on gravel. the floor w.
on brick arches. which have d
vacant space OF three feet N
ternal walls are hollow Will i,
ton. The roof is prepared hu
GOODNESS. The floor Is laid vii
Of an incised pattern, with II
majolica border, not urlh|
Turkey carpet in appearance
tables are of solid marble
below. extending to their full v
IRE tiled reservoirs, through II
when required, a stream Of ussI
be kept constantly flowing. Tha
are covered with tiles bearing d
colored star on a white grount
whole having a green and Whiel
ming border. Majolica bas-sial
blematic of agriculture and vi
seasons, are introduced on thz
together with medallions Of thst
family, supported by sea-hons
The ceiling is exquisitely MI
feeping with the walls, and alal
Of majolica stands at each enid
dairy. The form being shell supp
l., q heron and bulrushes u
nymph, pouring water from
worked in statuary marble u
third fountain, and is PLACED
south side of the room. The VI
have double easements, the lnns'
filed with stained glass TO rep
daisies and primroses. Slqpora
roof are six ornamental pllla
which are clusters OF small
shafts, carrying the ornamental
in connection with the eeilll
roof, all being richly decorated
and highly enameled.
Externally the dairy is bull
renaissance style, bearing thsl
Erected in the twenty-hrs'
the reign of Her Majesty Qus
toria." The roof is covered
ternate rows Of red and blue ui'
mounted by an octagonal tuffe'
tilator, on the sides OF whlcns
crate perforated panels Oea'
royal arms. The cowhonse
supplies the milk for use 10 ID
is very handsome, and 'ns
; kept of the production OF each
> are most complete. In every
home farm deserves the nalut
D so long received-that OF 'n0'
r Recognizing the importance
ing the workers on the e'''"
the various Improvements
5 have been the dwellings oil VIZ
!, ers, which are now wo.'n'
whole place. And in the nf''
his tenancy Prince Albert o. :
an evening school LOT w -,
: Pile, which is continued SUM W.,
been the means OF uoia'
r amount of good. Botn NV ~
u Piles have been followed y :,
II of Wales on his Sandrins n'''
IL for the heir apparent na.
j tastes as have been SO SUE =,
n in his progenitors, immed l'''
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