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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-05-22

Detroit Journal: "The election of county
commissioners OF superintendents of schools
in this state, instead of the present cum
brous and largely inefficient system, is under
consideration at Lansing. The single super
intendency is the best system in the world,
If only the right men can be had to work it."
When Michigan will provide for more
training schools for teachers, as New York
and Pennsylvania have done, there will be
less reason for continually changing the
school laws. Five changes in method of
school supervision in twenty years shows
that something is the matter and each legis-
lation applies some remedy without going to
the bottom of the trouble. Preparation
should be provided for at the expense of
supervision. The proposed law has the
merit of longer terms and concentration of
responsibility.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-29

The QUESTION whether mutton sheen
will improve In price next season Is
mixed. There Is some prospect, how.
ever. that breeding sheep OF the mutton
build will BE- In active demand. since
18th In ihe north and southwest agd.
cuitnTista arc engaging more and more
In thecp farming.
In grading mp your locls and herds
always use a full bloodcd sire
Tho tendency ut present "a to inpor.
fewer draft horses md better ones from
Europe. In England, Scotland and
france for the past few years It seems
a. " anything and everything has been
considered good enough TO send TO Amer.
ieA' - great was tho demand Tor draft
hofsa1 and 20 ignorant apparently were
American breeders Of the points OF u
really Inst class animal. Now, however,
our bnoders and importers havo bad
their eyepsoth cut. They have imported
this year fewer draft horses than last
year but tho ones that eame aro Of
higher quality.
Hero Is a note for farmers aud inpe.
euhiouA agreulturiHts TO remember; The
uhivefsI testimony ofbu,chcrs and mea,
seher Is that tho BEST beef In the mar.
hr'' that which commands the highest
proc, u tho home fattenad steer or heifer
winch the small farmer singles out from
Nv lew cattle and sells, Tho demand
,Or meat is so great that OF course the
'-ise herds shipped east by the car load
aIe a necessity, but the sweetest and
"haoFest, that which commands the
mot money, comes from tho little
forget il. N
W. u Woodards second combination
morse breeders sale OF tho season will
~. place at Lexington, Ky, Fob. 10 10
~ Al breeders OF first class horses are
sI1d to bring their animals to this
sale and dispose Of them.
solne Of the best sheep raisers begin to
''uea their ewes on Christmas DAY.
:. w course nobody eau tell much about
y ,or certain, but the prospect is that
,vt'sF prices will be realized for cattle
,A' 'A'ter part Of the winter than was
VIZ We case during the beginning Of tho
, ZION There was n great rush OF beef
."'tlo 10 maflfst In the fall from the
80 anu northwest because both corn
r. wafer wer. scarce. That rush be.
:. -. over, good prices for prime stock
MI hardly fail to DO realized.
Irs.dss. ~ 'A -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-29
REARING sHoRrHoRus.
VIVA, q ve,srss rsEiish breeder M. IN
Say About n.

hhy Ahout ~.
John Handiey, Of Greenhead, West.
moreland, who lie Que Of tho most sue.
oossful breeders and exhibitors In Eng.
land today, gives in Tho Breeder Ga.
Kette his views on breeding as follows;
II were starting new herd Of Short.
horns ! should buy tho best looking
females tina. | could lay hold Of. com.
bining milking and beef producing quail.
tiles. making doubly sure they were Of a
good. sound constitutional family. Wo
breeders must cndeavor 70 produce a
good milking Shor,horn, and when dry
q cow that will quickly get fat. be.
lieyc we have Shorthorns In this district
that combine, ~ rule. tho milking and
feeding properties In way that no
other breed Of cattle In tho world eau
equal.
As TO the selection Of n male Short.
horn ~ u sire for stock purposes genor.
ally, | am always particular to try TO
obtain an animal with tho best individ.
ual merit; always hesitate 10 uss "a bull
unless he Is descended from good milk.
ing family. His dam ought 10 have a
good sized and nicely shuped uddor. and
his grandam also During tho las, ten
or fifteen years I have used bulls do.
seconded from the champion Royal In.
glish blood. II any person asks mo
what ! would prefer 20 use a. sire
should reply Champion OF England
bull descended from irss class family
on both male and fouals side. may
state that have hal tho pleasure Of ~.
ing In the Grcenhcad herd Of shor'horns
something like ten Royal and Highland
81 Scotland FIRST aul champion prizo
winners during tho last ten years. NY
motto IN buying a male animal Tor hor,i
purposes u. buy tho best animal can
lay hold Of dccondod from good milk
and beef producing parents. giving fash.
ionnblo and limo breeding only q second.
AIRY consideration.
In breeding Shorthorns NJ the present
day. whom iai,ion and line breeding arc
falt dying out oi date. 1t b. good looking
and strong constitutional aud robust
auimal0 that brccderl must tfy mad
breed 10 make Sh1rthorn breeding ply.
II Is my humble opinion that fashilughli
OF line breeding and the cria, that somo
people got lor blood and fashion wa, tho
greatest curo that ever occurred IN
Shorihorn breeding.
Tho aires that have generally lecn
used at Grocnhcad have hal o. 'tr1us ID.
mixture ~ Booth blood. From 90 ono
herd In GREAT Britain ct l8ip yrir.. be-.
love, lave dofc,udei mor Royal aud
Highland winners than ihr herd of tho
lRtg William Linton. Of sheriff lluioI.
W. York, who generally used pure booth
sircs aud who was The hrr,i 'r of Sir
Arthur Ingram aud Ban Benedict, used
NJ Grccuhcad aud Elgl,Wo0i Rank. two
OF the most iHpro aivc sire u lato year.
and from which more Royal aud High.
land winners have descended than nl.
most any other two bllla It yna have
good sires and good dams think p,prlo
arr bound 10 bgted something good.
either for tho show yard or tho a3lc
ring.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-29
ANIMAL INTERESTS.
..,o, rsAlr SACRIFICE OF RANGE
CATTLE IN THE WEST.

=.
-. tsprusrc which is ria'n on IN"
s-.,.e,-Sot Enough Cows In the United
49,. a rrcduce = steer Crop That Is
~, ,h. Demand.
,,,...,.,A A..
Any person VINO mss iau 49, " ~. .,'
u,rket reports conta'heu III ans Vi 'ue
- published throughout tho eonn'
during the last four years knows
w ,ha marketing Of cattle has been
VA ,,tn, wondcrful. They know also
to'ns'' ,nd calves have been forced
ihd cow - snd n tbe rc.ult has NOT
on the nArA' ',, ~ .au,,,l,,n, Il v-,,,,,
ben q redno''oh EN- -, -. :. -
Any person Who n''' ~"
with the range business hho"s mat 'ns
,h,eci WIS a reduction or sscfifco Of
- n. II was no longer q profitable
49, 10 run range cattle at tho ruling
- which has dropped lower and
-, bocsuso OF an oycrcrOwded market.
xow II this wholesale sacrifice which
a.. hron going on since so has no, re-
'.,,,d In a reduction II IL ono Of the
wen wonders. Cattle holdings are
-, Increasing In this country on tho
so,.rary, they have been falling of for
..,,. and at this moment there Is such
S.-r.,,e in numbers as compared with
s,,,ser wears that general knowledge
oftbo faeis a. they exist would stimulate
v,lpc,. for the rvaaon that once II be-
,r,e generally known just how many
attic there are In the country. the ship.
mra, Of sh, cattle. ycarlings, calves and
wsipc stuff would cease and shortage
vould a. once be socn.
We have said before that tho trouble
With maskot prices Of cattle y oycriuar'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-29

RIO. A. writes TO Tho Rural Now
Yorker
Take 1of, soap aud flig It full Of Guo
salt aud pat Il Ia the spawn twice. DAY.
rubbing b VOL until IL becomes ,1rc;
ihsn wash Il with CASTLE soap and water
until 10 Is thoroughly hcalcd; then use
the ,uap aud alt until aoru asain; then
wash and heep ON doing 20 until u rs
hrllfd without bunch n will take
t,nc-'a0m four 20 dvmun'h. Driving
will not hurt the homo nt tho time VI
using tho Application. have been using
this un my hou" NOW thrr' months. sud
the bunch is growing smaller 40 the
time and the hons b. not 30 lame q. 10
WA There hayu brru horses cured ru,
ur'ly, or fhoild not have recommend.
eel 10,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-29
SEEDING saurrY CORN.
wis, ~ us. nov. 20 vsiasbi. i've s,oe
IN Tennessee.

whist " mas Dove 20 Valuable i've etoet
In Tennessee.
Near New Middleton considerable corn
was gathered that had rot,ed m the
stalk. some Of tho corn had considerable
smut. This corn has been fed TO horses.
cattle aud hogs. w. d. Denny recently
lost horse; James Enoch also lost
horse; LOWS Allen had horse To
die, and tho Widow Pruitt lost one also.
Several other horses died quite recently
In that noighborhood. Post mortem
examinations were made in four cases,
the resul, showing death TO be caused by
rotted aud smutty corn.
Mr.. Gibbs, living abou. mile on the
south side Of the river. has a i.nu colt
sick. the result of feeding lnusty com,
20 supposed. James DAVIS has ine
mare that he expects TO lose any minute;
She has been fed on rottcd aud amutty
corn.
These cases were Investigated by our
Informant, aud nearly every animal had
been kept up and fed on corn, the own.
ers not having in most instances any
bluegrass pasturagc. which acts ~ q
purge. The lungs VI each animal dis.
sectod were completely stopped up.
j. w. Walker, veterinary surgeon OF
Alexandria, cold recently fine mare for
$50, the animal 20 be- delivered the next
day. The morning following tho mare
was given two ears Of rottcd corn by q
colorcd man who hal her in charge. She
died In about two hours aftcrwafd with
spannodio collie. SIR. Walter IL aiirfed
the corn killed her.
Alexander Thompson, living on Buf.
falo creek, lost horse lat Saturday
morning. Mr HALEY, our informant Of
the above, staiea that considerable smut
~ and rottcd corn was gathered In his
ncighborhool. aud that his own mules.
which had been led u littlr Of tho corn,
are afflicted with bad coughs. resembling
dis'cmpcr -Smith County Cfonn.) Rec
ord.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-29

An alleged comic weekly published In
this city, which depends mainly for lts
humor upon gross and brutal caricaturcs
Of races, c>-eds and chronological pcculi-
arities, published q page Of cartoons
prophetic Of the condition which tho
country Is expected TO find itself In
whom tho "lIayseed" gets control Of nf-
fairs. OF course "IlaySced" Is generic
for farmer. This cartoon broadside Is
an insult 10 every farmer and farmers
son in tho land, II Is safe 20 say that
10 por cent. Of the successful business
men Of New York city were born and
partially reared In tho country. II 10
from the farms that wo recruit bone.
sinow aud intellect. II there Is any viz.
tue worth speaking Of ia this country II
II found on our farms.
II was tho country boy, tho son Of
"IISyseed." who saved this republic in
ihfa, wars, know that Il W a common
thing TO dorido and scoif Mt tho ngrlcnl.
turis,, 10 legslalo against him and erin.
pie him; and know that the tendency
Of all things Is 10 reduce him In this FREQ
country to the conditioned the European
peasant but 1t Is great mistake to sup.
pose that the American farmer Is a rude,
unoouth, unintelligent being, Heaven
knows that this country would be much
better on " ia affair could DO admins.
tered by honest mon from the farms aud
workshops, instead Of tho shystor law.
yers, thieying politicians and monopolist.
10 tools who now sit In high places,
resent Mr.. Kopplor's hlackguiud assault
upon the mon "a WHOM this republic
owes ia eKlstuncq, "A Farmers Son Ia
New York World
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-29

Tho stock farmer Ina tho mort iuie.
pendent life In thewoFld sayt Tbo Wott
cru Agricultural His stock and grass
grows day aud night. rain OF shine. with.
ont a host Of hands 20 feed and pay oil.
lie IL morr indOicni OF II tho bad sea.
sons than tho grain grower. who loses -
crop when tho season Is had. True.
there Is nothing now 10 lrig OF IN prices
OF stock. but ,iill IL - better than any
other business on Che farm. aud II We
have high grade stock we get the top of
tho markets that pay well oven in thcss
times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-29

The greater thriftinesl VI pigs from a
SOW that has borne one. two or three
previous littcrs IL partly due doubtless
10 the greater amount Of milk shc giyct
There IA probably ~ much proportional
difference here as between ~ mature COW
aud heller with her first calf. Besides.
In the young sow the milk IL not 10 rich,
as part Of wha, should so TO make It I.
iepi for growth OF the mother. IL Il
possibls TO keep sows too long, but this
Ia more frequently from their learning
had habits, becoming unruly or catins
tlelf young. than from failure 10 giy1
full moves Of milk, or 10 irodune good
lissru Of thrifty young, and somciimci
even fafrow more than they have tcats,
h which ease 1t Is economy 20 kill tie
veaklings In cxoce.-Norwost Farmer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-29

A rugsed farmer staikcd into the sane.
tum with h's whip under bis urtn.
Ne you the odit0rf" ~ am" vas ths
half npprihcusiNc reply
"lictoa two dullars scnd me your paper.
for lifo." he said.
You ree," b. went on. our daughter
was slck aud like 10 die shc druufad urd
rrrw weak and pale. bad hcndathoi, no
appetite, hack achcd, hhuds and fret llka
To-, couldn't slCup. hacked VITA cough.
and W. thuusht -. had cDnsutnrtl on
No medicine bglprd her until shr tired that
Dr. Pictrca lasuriis lr scrlptinn men.
toned IA your paper When sho hcrau 10
fncud IN NO tiu1o mud " now we'll and
hendsgmc g = ruso put me down a. a
Now tho editor IL looking for another
scare. TIE medicine has cured thnualuds
AFFLICTED a. vas tho farmers daughter
restoring the female functions 10 healthy
action. and removing ihe ohstruct.orf and
Iupprrfslnra which caused her trouble. II
4 Guaranteed Ia give fntia'ar'lcn 10 every
case. o. prize lstul refunded. It's a
lcgitimai6 mfdirlus. not u beverage. Con.
tllus 40 alcohol 10 inebrlntHi no arrip nr
sugar e. fcfmcnt In the stomach and de-
fingn digestion
inr Hook Of 40 pages on Woman
nor Discaas and How 10 Cufr thrm. ,irnt
f'nied IN plain Envelope. enclose ten crnia,
Ia stamps. Ia WouLn'H niHpEsaAuY Man
IcAt AssnCtfiOS, No. Cd Main Street,
buffalo, NY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-29

TOna NJ hay nrl annually paved under
the homes .ogt and % tpwastt. Il il true
thcrc 10 q great difference in horse. and
tho habits th'y form, Soini viii eat
igom almost ANY Mind Of q box anl waste
liiilc. willie with others nothing s. suit.
able except % mang,r boxed ou the .tall
side with o hole only large enough 80 nd.
init tho horses head whou eating. EVcn
uitn, II there Is racl, behind the box
Though which tin horse must pull the
hay, It Ia all tho better. - NoFwca,
Farmer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-29

Tho now officers Of the Nebraska Ali.
ancc ares President. 5. II. powrn, OF
Hitchcock county; vice president, II. g.
Stewart, Of Box Butte county; sccre-
iary J. NJ. Thompson, Of Lancaster
county, executive committee, Allen
Root Of Donglas county, G. W. Benl, Of
Custer county, II. d. McQaw, OF Adams
county, and u. +. Allen, OF Cas- county.
Twenty-Five hundred dollars was appro.
pr'atea for the drought stricken farmers
OF Nebraska,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-29

4 good hon should have u small head
bright eyes, tapcring neck. fall bca-t
straight back, full, oyoidal shaped body
medium lcngth OF gray colUcd legs
broad rump and rcd comb. Color oI
feathers iaof nut little matter, but yol.
low lcu'cd fowls nro said 10 have coar5cf
ilosh, though yellow legs aud s'dn look
richer and sell better than clay colorcd.
4 lat hen ha, plump breast and rnnp.
and tat under tho wings. Exchange.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-29

Tho Big Timber Pionccr takes Pride
in rccouu,lng the following fact, to tho
credit OF Us town and county Ia generals
Onomillion SIX hundred thousand uluudl
OF wool shipped from Big Timber tho
past season, valued 90 iacout, Ter pound:
5000 mutton shcop ship "a, valued 90,
ca 10 per head, 10000 stleli sheep sold lp
Dakota parties ~ an average oil g. 30
per heads nine ears Of cattle shipped % 4
valuo Of So per head Montana Live
Stock Iourunl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
I.IlIe o. kaEat wmlam.. peeea.el.

NorlCE Is uERgnY CivES ny TIM US.
dcrslgnci, administrator Of the estate
~ tirar Williams, deceased, 10 the crsditsfa
OF, and all pcruns having rlaims agiiust tho
sai dece1sed, 10 exhibit them, with the ncrra
Haiy voucher. within ten months after the ftti
publication Of TINS notice, to the said admins
traitor, 90 % South Main street, salt Lske CUr,
In The county Of sait Lake. Utah Territory.
Dated January tiih. isll
W. J. ntATtr.
Administrator NJ the Estate II idraf Wi.
liams ducoafOd dlaw iW
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-29
NOTICE.

nual meeting ~ tue sl0ckholdtrs Of the
sat Lake fkh and nairy Company, viii be-
held nt the uonerai once Of the Com
pany, No. ~ and u East, f,rrt south sregt,
tory, On tuesday the luu day. Iebruary, ispl.
Al s O'Clock y, n, Tor tho purpose ~ uloctng
Directors 10 serve for Tho ensuing your,And Tor
fore said meeting.
dated sAll Lake Cliy, January islh, lsnl,
lsAAC Al, MADDEII,
q cav tw Secretary,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-29

Grasp them iiunly with the right hand
lndcr both wing., and lift them gently.
] hayo tired prying them up with a
beard, but they socul inclined TO resent
4 more, and IL "a apt 10 cause a great
disturbance among the rnst OF tho flock;
then, too, you never know which way !.
hen l. going 20 point. aud sho always
starts 70 suddenly that II your footing Is
rottccugc you might get hurt. So, on the
whole. think tho former way is prefer.
Able Poultry Journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-29

NotiCE y iiIgEBY GivEN nv INF
~ unacfsigned. Adminutrsiftt n The
taiatc Of JOHN Us,vn. dcre aacd, late ~ sili
ale CITY, ttsh, the creditor. NJ, aud ail scr
sons hhvnF claims against Tho said deceased.
"a exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within tIN months after tho hfst publication
vl ths uuurc, 70 aaid RdminiHuatfiX. a. tur
unec ~ 'htrlcf y. irsrsnu, attorney ut law,
10 +, Nam street, salt Late civ, that Icing
tie place for the tfansiciion Of the businefs Of
lald estate. ANNA NJ UROWN.
Deceased
Dated January ptk. lsai. sai oaw Nv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Estate Of Thoms, HAMS, Deceased,
NOTICE n HEREBY given ny THE
~ andtuigncd, Executor Of the fsthtc
OF Thomas Harris, deceased, to the crcdi
tnra ~, and all persona having claims against
said deceased, 10 exhibit them with the Deccs'
aAfy vouchers, within ten months after the
net publication OF this noiiro, o. tho sait
executor, Aufulius Miner, al his oillrc, No v,
south, Ifst Temple street, salt faie tity,
Utah, 10 tho Cuuhiy Of salt Lake.
Dated salt iase city. January s,ih, 1891,
AuilLLius NnNkR,
Executor ~ the Estate Of Thomas Harris, de-
ceased. doaW Nv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-29

This fact stand nat 10 th1 midst u
tho disastrous experience Of numerous
sheep raises IN tho past half dozen
years; Tho prico u wool has been Ike
the Indians description vt tho white
man. mighty onsariain. hut moro aud
more mutton has been consumed every
year Tho inhabitants OF the United
States are becoming u sheep eating poo.
pie, and You can depend on that Whom
wool doon not pay therefore, ynp gaI b.
sure that good Fat mutton always viii.
in western Colorado mutton brings a
better price per pound than beef.
Tho hogs Of Maine. Rhode Island and
Connecticut bring the highest price per
head Of those OF any of the states,
The year $500 has added more than "a
thousand new tro,icn to the 800 list in
America.
A moyoircn, Is now on foot TO cross
the American trotting horse with En-
glish haclmeys. ltisexpooted that from
this cross an animal viii result which
will possess the speed Of the trottcr and
the strength and sim Of the hackney.
II "a hoped to produce uuporior car.
riagc horse from tho cross.
Big hogs arr raised in South Dakota In
spite Of the belief that swine thrive best
in q warmer climate. 4 farmer near
Sioux Falls lately sold seyonty.hyo hog9
that averaged $40 pounds apiece, But
how old were they'
II tho sheep is healthy and growing,
putting on flesh instead OF shrinking,
the mutton will not have q woolly flavor,
1t Is the sheep that Is on tho down grade
that produces woolly mutton.-fleld
md Farm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-29
LEGAL NOTICE,
In the PROBATE Court, m and for salt Ial
County. Territory Of Utah.


County. Territory Of Utah,
In the Matter OF the kstato OF John Tuig.s,
deceased
NOIlCE ~ ilEgEnN GIVEN THAT
~ Thomas Twiggs, administrator OF the
estate OF John Twlggs, deceased, has rendered
Tor settlement. aud Mod In said Conri, his
nuAl account of his administration Of said e.
TAI" aud petition for nnAl distribution Of the
residue 0f said estate among the persons en- /.
titled thereto, aud that Wednesday, the lth
day offrbtuAp, \. u, lsbl, ~ ioa. M, at the
Court room OF sad Court, IN the County Court
House, salt lake cty and County. Utah Ter,
rit0sy, has hcou uuly appointed by tho Judge
81 said Court, Tot the srlllement Of sAld 40,
count and hearing sad petition Tor di,uibu
uon, at which tinie aud place any person inter,
esicd IN said estate may appear aud show
cause, " any ihorq be, why saidAceount should
not be settled aad approved and nnai distribu
ton made No prayed for
hated January VII, 1901,
q. D. AllkN, Clcrk " Probate Court.
ny q. y. STANTON, Dcputy. diw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-29

SALT LAKE am uGpEs
Leave Salt lake 400 am. and u I, an, tf'
pm. Returning. arrive SAT- LAKE pil ala
tia pm, usa pm,
nNNfiiAM.
Leave salt Lake SIS am, returning, arrive
salt Lake 5sOp pm,
AMERICAN IoHK, rRoyo, srmRGNtlLLi
riiisrI.n, AT, PHEASANT ANp MANI
Leave salt Lake as PM returning, ar
i've salt Lake 100 am,
u. C,IOoDoE, j.. N. BENNETT
oenertl MAnaKuT, Gen. paas.Ag
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-29

salt all Your live stock A. lctsi once a
week Mix cows ought to hlyo large
pieces o. rock salt near their Watering
Thoughts, whore they can lick It when
thew feel like H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


ffAle OF lNHHliN'' SONGS p'neNsN
NOTICE Is liLEEnY GIVEN ny THF uN,
~ drrdimod. AdministratriN ~ the estate
Of Thomas g., Jones, deceased, 10 the creditor
~, ana al persons having claims aFIinst tho
said drrcAstu, To cAhihit them with ~ ncrrss
iaIY.t uuchers, thin four months after The INST
publication 81 this notice, ~ the said Admins.
lraifiAt n hrt residence salt Lake cry, in ihe
County ~ salt lake.
Dated January ION, lsli.
IiiIA ~ 7ON JOINS,
AdminiataifiN Of tho Relate Of Thomas &.
Juuca, deceased. doaw 80