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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-04
exrnAonplNAnY HospIrALIrY.
sheitering . Guest who Wa. Known "a
he After the Hosts Life.

Bc After the Hosts Life.
A writer on Afridi fcuds in The Cal.
cutta Englishman narratcs the follow
Ing incident, which. he says, is unique
oven in the Afridi annals. and shows
that the laws Of Hospitality can be
stretched bit too far at times without
much advantage TO tho host: "a
certain Faik Talcb Khan mad made en-.
cmics Of certain cliicftains who planned
his murder A man named Muhamad
Var, Nasiri Ghilsai. who had murder.
ed some nineteen or twenty persons by
trcachery was found willing 10 under.
take the business, II he was paid tho
sum Of 100 rupees. and was presented
with a shawl likewise. This being
agreed to, he left the Jclallabad valley
and started for the Khybor. A friend
Of Faiz Talnb Khan. being informed Of
the plot, wrote TO him sud gave all de
tails as to the appearance Of the man
who had consented To murder him for
n consideration
Strange 60 state Muhamad Var mp
pcnrcd at Eaiz Talab khnns gate and
claimed shelter and hospitality lust NJ
the letter arrived warning Saiz Talnb
against tho assassin. The letter WINS
carefully read. and the descriptive roll
conncd, compared and found to suit
the man who had Just claimed shelter.
Faix Talab's rctaincN were for killing
the man ut once, or NJ all events turn.
In lttsa I.sx
ter would not hear Of Il, and after care
fully searching the man to find out
whether he had my arms concealed
about his pcrson he was allowed 10 en-.
ter the fort, Faiz Talab declaring that
they could not murder their own guest
or turn away from their doors u hungry
man who Ind solicited their hospitality
The man was most carefully searched
every morning, and was told that he
WIS never 20 leave the inclosurc or
ascend the platform on the tower, from
which he could get down into the open.
and he was warned tint u he WIS ever
seen thcr he would be killed at once.
For thirteen days this game went on
without any damage TO any one. How.
ever. n mullah, who taught Faik Ia.
labs sons, was bribcd, and through
him pistol was conveyed TO MuhnmRd
Var, and date fixed for lin 10 mako
the attempt on faiz Tnlab Khan. On
tho fourteenth. night Of the strange
guests stay at his fort faiE Talab was
reused aud heard man moving about
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-04

There have been many explanations
offered In times past rs to why the
name Of Sonoina WIS given 10 this val.
ley by the native tribes OF Indians who,
upon the advent Of the white man over
100 years ago, pcopled this section by
Thousands. OF course we all know that
Sonoma valley IN abcrginec means
VALLEY Of the Moon,n but Just why
TINT name was bestowed upon Il is an.
other question, and one, too, which we
believe has never been satisfactorily
answered.
Recently In talking toan aged Indian
who has resided on the old Nick Carl
gan ranch for many ycars, and was an
old man when Gen. Vallejo settled IN
Sonoma ilfty years ago, and must now
bc something over 100 years OF age, hc
itatcd the MASON the valley was called
Sonoma was because Il had "hccp
inuchco moon translated into good
English, many moons.
Further inquiry developed the fact
that between the town Of Sonoma and
the Bella Vista vineyards, distance Of
four or i've miles the moon WHEN Il II
full can be- seen by the traveller TO rise
seven times In succession over the
mountains IN the east, owing 60 their pe.
culiar formation. This phenomenon has
been witnessed by many old resident
In the early evening at the rising OF the
full moon. This, no doubt, had been
observed by the Indians and hence the
name valley Of the Moon. - sonoma
Index Tribune.
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have fed oats TO hogs with good re-
suits. find they arc an excellent food
for making bono and muscle aud a good
growth. prefer feeding them ground
and mixed with mill feed. oue.tlird oats
and two-thiris shipstufi mixed with
sufficient water 10 make u thick slop.
This gives plenty Of fsstening material,
but should u person want 10 got his hogs
very fat he should feed some corn also.
think q mixture OF oats and shipstuR
more hcalthful than corn for hogs, as II
j. not 70 heating. Corn i moro liable 10
mako hogs diseased than any other food,
and, rs u general thing. their lives aru
much shorter when they are fed No much
corn and no other food mixed with H..
Oats can also be fed without grinding
by putting them In tub or barrel and
soaking them for twenty.four hours ba-
foro feeding. oil cake is an excellent
food for hogs mixed In their slop-about
"a quarter OF pint to each hog once u
day or onco every other day. II puts
their hair IN fine condition, making IL
smooth aud glossy, and also keeps their
bowels IN fine order. Hogs should bc
creased every two weeks with coal oil
mixed with small par; Of grcilse to Kill
the lice. a. these pests are very liable To
make them diseased II not killed, aud u
hog cannot thrive when very lousy
Western Swinehcrd.
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Joanues zahn In 1895 first gave tho
world information Ms 10 this valuable
plant. The plauta tartarica bowmei4,
according 10 Mr. Zahn, grows In Iariary
like ANY other plant, and when IL gets
ripe lamb forms on tho top OF the
flower stalk. After while the stalk
bends over and the limb graEes TIL al
the srass IN the vicinity Is cropped Of or
the stem is severed. Then Il dies.
Wolves arc said 10 b. quite fond OF this
vegetable mutton. John Ashton In Curl
Gus Creatures in Zoology
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There are no cheap mills that will
grind a large quantity OF boues ccouon-
ically. says Rural New Yorker. Grind.
Ing bones In large quantities Is q serious
job even in the case Of fertilizer manu-
lecturers who have every appliance.
Burning or "soitcning" with lyc or wood
ashes is about the only practical plan for
the farmer. When the bones are smash.
I'd up with slcdge hammer and packed
In alternate layers Of wood ashes or pot
ash salts ani tho whole "a kept moist
with water or urine, the bones become
softened. The same Is true OF bones
packed In tho manure heap, but both Of
these processes are slow and unsatisfac-
tory. Where wood ~ cheap the bones
may he burned by making pile OF wood
and bones with klndllng enough 10 make
II blaze. These bono aud wood ashes
mako good mixture of potash aud phoa-
phoric acid. but US It contains no nitrogen
Il will not give tho best results on soils
where nitrogen Is needed, unless this is
added In the shape OF blood, fish scrap,
nitrate OF soda or some other forn.
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Jne hundred million Of sheep such,
roughly speaking Is, according to NJ.
W. \. Tcmpcrlcy, the total wealth Of
Australia Invested IN those blcating
ilocks which wer the standard AMI
outward token Of riches In the pastoral
communities Of tho ancient world. In
his paper read before the 1yneslde Geo.
graphical society Mr. Tcnpcrlcy gave
curious ploturc of no operation OF
sheep shenrlng at n model Australian
sheep station Of 100, 900 acres. For sys.
tenn and economy Il appears To bc far
ahead OF anything known Ia this part
Of the world. Such holding should
support, we are told, $4,000 sheen. be.
sides n few hundred head OF cattle
ard number Of horses for station
work.
The farm described possessed rs, 900
90 ~, OOD breeding ewes OF the mcrlno
type, tho remainder being what aro
called dry Sheep In New South
Wales the density Of the sheep popula.
tlon, 50 TO speak, Is estimated ut about
li9 ~ animals 10 the square mile. The
total Of tho worlds net export Of wool
l. 1000, Goa, 900 pounds weight pcr an.
mum. OF this vast total b5l.2 per
cent. comes from Australia, 20 per cent.
FROM the Argentine Republic aud ll-2
per cent. from the Cape. Thus "a per
cent, Of tho whole comes FROM the sheep
zones OF tho southern hemisphere, II
Is noted rs curious geographical fact
that all the great wool exporting coun.
tries liz south Of the fifteenth degree OF
south latitude, -i.ondon Standard
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-04

cover 10 the In. swiIL Tun FOR FRErz.
side barrel. which rSo WEATHER.
for convenience may be held IN place by
leather hinges De careful TO have the
top of this inside barrel at least six inch.
~ below the top Of tho outside ono.
Lastly. 1T cover in the same way to
the top OF tho outside barrel. aud the
swill tub Is complete. BE SURE and set
the tub where II can be easily reached
by the women OF the household. aud
whore they will not be compelled TO use
flight Of stairs every time II is wanted.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is llEREnN GIVEN ny THE w.
~ dofsignsi, administrator Of the estate
~ Idaaf Williams. deceased, 10 the creditors
al deceased, 10 exhibit them. with iir niece.
sary vOncherr. within ten months after the Grat
publication ~ this notice, 20 tho arid adminis
iraiot. ~ % soni1 Main -trret, salt lake ctr,
Dated January 18Th, 1871.
W. J. nrNTtH.
Administrator Of the Estate Of tdgar VII
iiams deceased. dlaw iw
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NOTICE.

Is HEREBY oivIN. THAT THE AN
L nual meeting 0f tho htoekholders OF the
salt Lake flsh aud Dnry Company, viii be
held AZ the General Ofiee OF the Com
Salt lske uiD. salt lala Couhiy, uIah Ten'
tory, OH Tuesday the iuth day % fehruAr, lsal,
at o'oloek q, n,, tor the purpose u eleeuns
Difeetors 70 serve Tor The ensuing year.and Tor
fore said meeting,
Dated salt Lake City, January islh, lspi
I5AAu II. WADDLLL,
oaw w Secretary.
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TIA line A, d, q represents the sur.
49, Of a road sixteen feet wide as left
A. ,be supervisor. Tho center "a twenty
10 inches higher than the edges. The
~ A. d. CHS only scycn inches higher
ss,n no edges. and Is sufficient. This Ia
~ form Of some Of the best gravel pixies
4 CENTRAL Ohio. The perpendicular lines
r a and II. show how vehicles are
,hrosn out Of balance by very round
&c rpadbed. and how the weight IL
,hrowu on the lower wheels, sirainins
.hsm anl cutting deep ruts into tho road
t,I
The device shown In the second cut
"a. also originally drawn by Ohio
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IDONI TTFNIN0f
SALT LAkk AM oGDKs.
Leave salt Lake a00 AN. aud u IS am, as
pm. Returning. arrive salt Lake p.O G.m.
aia PIN. vs. PIN.
niNNiAM.
Leave Salt Lake $50 am. returning, arrive
salt Lake $50 pan.
AAtniuAs iohk, PROVO, srntNgyfLLn,
riiisfLh, M. rihAsANf Am MAsff
Leave salt Lake as pm, RETURNING, ~.
rive hall Lake Hos am,
u. O.luop0E, J, u. BENNETT,
denefsl Manager. Cen Pass,Ag
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Tho mason why woman = nfrald OF n
mouse Is profound mystery indeed,
u has never bccn v'ry Clearly rroyun that
she Il. hut some women ntu constantly Ia
such n nervous, Irritable condition thatthc
slightest thing annoya and stnftlcs them,
Tho cause Of this unfortunate state Of
anaifs u usually some functional derrnrr-
incnt. some distressing OF painful lrfrrti-
lafity, soma drnnacincnt or peculiar wCtk-
mes Incident to her SOY; %. Il may b. duo
Ia Inflammation, liberation or diaplacs-
mont, OF some of tho pelvic viscpra, or 10
other organic lcsinna peculiar o. her eeN.
Prom whichever cauac II may ufias DR.
picrcr'f fayofite Prescription D. pJsuinf
ffmsfH ~ oerialn In ~ u1rtivc results
that ~ tnanuinCtur ~ ell ID, thrnurh
druggists under gitirdnif' of ~ giving
laiisfaCilun Ia cytfy Caec. Or money palI
for u Will b. promptly refundfd. Is a
soothing aud STRENGTHENING ncrNine. =" N.
vurit1 Prescription suhduef nervous
rfcitnhlllty, irfitabliity. exhaustion. pnu..
tnttiou, hysirgin, snaeina and Other hrrv-
Gus symptoms niferdant uU1n disease Of
tho womb. " inducs rtfrshlnR sicdp
and rcllovcs anxiety and dependency.
Copyright, ~, ~ wortfff Dr. Ntn AssM
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BantimA are In many cases the exact
tounierparts Of the ordinary domestic
tro,ds, carefully dwarfod and perfected
BY tho art Of man. AS high authority
a Wright NAMES them as artificial
fowls," and says "there In not the slight.
esi Tcaaon for supposing that any OF tho
diininutiyc fowls known ~ bantams
are descended from nm original wild
stock Beale classes all bantams as
purely fancy" fowls, popular chiefly
beeause Of their beauty.
The Sobrights lend In the list Of ban.
ANS. being both hardy and handsome.
They gained their name from an en-
thnsiasic fancier. Sir John Sebright,
who developed this variety. OF tho two
varieties, the silver and golden Sebright,
the last named Is generally considered
the moro difficult 10 breed. In the gold
laced tho ground color IL rich golden
yellow; In the silver laced u silycry
whiie. In both cases the ground must
~ PERFECTLY clear aud unsullied, varied
oaiy by the clear black line around each
Itather, which constitutes the laoing.
ahe combs should be a perfect rose color.
Tue chief difficulty In breeding Sebrights
nes IN procuring feathers that are dis
uhetly laced. Pure bred bantams are
valued as exhibition birds; they can be
~. IN places too restricted for lnrge
Iowis' arc very ornamental and make
s-p',al pets, In word. they suit the
nncler rather than tho farmer
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A aoop sAwINo MAcmNr.

other similar doytfe can IN used TO hold
'he wood to be sawed. Also for hold
INK the stick one can use another old
worn out saw. securing one end TO any
Convenient part Of the framd, and lot IL
drop into the stick which serves rs dog.
The object Of having two swing bars
and connecting thcm nj the bottom il to
obyialc too much rocking Of the raw.
The upright II Is made Of two strips,
one nailed on each side of the cross piece
u. 70 that tho saw can pass between
them. Tho other upright, e, can be
made tho saIno or Of ono piece.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the PROBATE Court, M and for salt LAX
County. Territory Of Utah.

In the fIopats Court, M and for salt Lake
Couuiy Territory u Utah.
In tho Matter Of the Eslaio Of John Twiggs.
deceased.
NOTICE ~ iikREBl GIvES THAT
~ Thomas Twigas, administrator OF :hs
estate Of John INigEf, deceased, has rendered
for settlement, and hled In sad Court, his
nnAl account Of hls hdininisuatOn OF said es
tate and petition for lnAi distribution OF tho
retidue of said estate among tho persons en-
titled thereto, aud that Wednesday, the tth
day offsbrunry, A. ID lral, At lOa. M, at the
tourt room ~ sad Court, 10 the County Court
House, salt lake City and County. Utah Ter,
riiofy, has hstu duly appointed by tho judge
Of said Court, for the settlement Of sad &C,
count and hearing said petition for disiribu
tor, at which TINS and place any person inter,
ofted In said estate may appear and show
cause, " any there be, why said aeeou at should
not be settled and approved aud unhl distribu'
ton made AZ prayed for.
Dated January pth, hhi.
q. h, ALLkN, CLERK Of Probate Court,
DyC. v. STANTON. Depniy. div
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having set II
where II Is to
stand for use. CO.
yer the bottom
with straw about
n foot deep or
more, pressing II
down hrmiy.
Within the cask
or barrel place
one Of smaller d.
men sions. aud
pack straw tight.
ly between the
two. Then III a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-04

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN ny TUE
~ unaersiened, AdministratfiN o. the
ketato Of John brown. deceased, late Of all
axe City, Utah. To- the rrcdiors Of, and all Der
sous having claims against the said dece1scd.
10 exhibit thea with the necessary vouchers.
Within I'm months after the nrst publication
Of this notice, 10 said hdministratrtN, lat the
oflcc Of Charles D.. rcar.ou. attorney NJ law,
us =, MAN street, salt t.akc rity, that being
the place for the transaction OF the business o.
sid estate. AMMAN BROWN,
ADMINISTRATIVE Of the Estate Of John brown,
deceased.
Dated January 9TH. 1891. sat ohw ~
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FARM AND GARDEN.
..,oova7loN or PRACTICAL IN
r .oerA.cs TO RURAL READERS.

-. r.si,. Ia Road Making demon
-, n, . Telling Iiiastration--Ar
r.p.,.u,,a saving Machine That Car
,,.a with Ease by one Person.
,ocont discussion In one OF the
~, ~ agricultural meetings faults in
ollY ,,st,ne formed a topic for consider.
a. 80. One Of these Ohio Farmer Illus
sn. .s recently by cut which we here
nse 'ince II shows the fault Of too
Isp's S rounded up roadbed, as found in
NV Nv ,laces where the patent road ma
.Alue. are used.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court In and for salt LAX
County, Territory of Utah.

County, Territory of Utah.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Patrick ,IAll.
Deceased,
NOTICE Is nEHkBY CiNES, THAT
N Jatnss ". M0yle, administrator Of the 60.
tate OF Patrick llsll, dsreasrd, hsh rendered
Tor settlement. and died m said court, his nnsl
account Of hts admlnisuanon ~ said estate
anu petition tor nynl disuit ution OF therealdue
81 sad estate Aeaug the persons enitued
thereto, and that welnsfdav, the sih day Of
fehfuaTy, A. ~ lsyl, al 10 O'Clock am. al the
lourt Room VI SAID court, ~ The County Court
House, salt iHle cry aud county, Utah
Territory. has bsrn duly appointed by the
iudgc 81 said court. for tho selilrnlehl OF said
account nud hearing aid petition for distribh
tiob. al which time aud plsce suy person inter.
eitri IN said u.tAte may appeAr and show
cause. n an there be,shy said Acc0nnt should
not DC settled aud approved aud nnal disuibu
ton msde hs prayed Tor,
lated January v, 1871
q, 4, ALLEN,
Olets u tho Probate Court.
ny q. n. krANros, Depuly.
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comfy Of ssittate :"
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court In aud tor salt IAs,
County, Territory OF uah.

In the Probate Court In aud Tor salt iAsc
County, Territory % uah.
In the matter Of the Estate Of john Sash. dc.
ceased.
No;iec 81 time lnd place for the hearing Of
petltion for admission 10 Probate OF VIII,
DuRsuANT To AZ ORDER or SAID
Il Court In sad matter. notice 4 hereby
gwen that friday, the tth day OF fehruafy,
A. u, it'i. NJ 20 O'Clock n. NJ, ii the County
Court iionte,in salt LAKE City, Utah TERRITORY
In the court room OF SAID Court. hhs been alp,
pointed the timc and place fof the hearing 81
q petition Of Charlotte Nash, praying Tor ths
admission 10 probate OF aeCrtAin document
,hs,cwllh presented, rnfpoI.gs e be the la.l
when aud where all person. interested ma
appear and oppose the probate Of s.id Will
or the grazing Of letter. tesiamcntsfy or ad
mlnsiraiion with the viii annexed IN z. &
urigEs, a. prayed for IN .ald petition.
Ia witness whereof. have heTeunto ket ma
hand ana hnlNed tho seal 81 said grlft. mn
siih day Of January, A. u. ls9l
isLAL q. D. ALLEN,
CLERK OF The Probate Court.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
r,,a,e OF ThomA, G, Jous., Deceased.

FfIIfV " IHVTHHF y "WNN71 H7''a'NW'
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN ny TiIE w.
~ dersignod. Administfatfik OF the estate
Of rhomat q, Jones, deceased, TO the ctedltors
Of, and all persons hAyinr claiIns AsAinti the
salf deceased. 10 exhibit thum With the neccu.
lark.Nouc cher, WITHIN four months after tho nftt
pubic alton 81 this notice, " tho SAID Ahmiuis
trAtfix, nj her fssidencc eAlt Lake CITY In the
County OF salt LAie,
Dated January 18th, l.i -.
ELiLA JASON JOINS.
Administrative OF the kttAlo Of 1homa. q.
Joues. deceased. doAW 2"
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Estate OF Thomas Harris. Deceased.
NoricE n HvR.KY GIVEN ny Tny
IN undersigned, Executor Of the fstaic
Of Thomas Harris, deceased, to the ercdi.
w ~. ana ~ psh, n n.y., I,h w. 1919
sAry vouchers, within ten months after the
nfsi publication Of this notice, To tho taid
executor, Aurelius Miner. ~ his ofree. No "
souih, last Temple street, salt Lake tiy,
Utah. IN the County o. salt Lake,
dated salt iato CITY. January 18th, 1891.
AuLEl.lus MINER.
ceased. 4 oAw Nv
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hSal taAic thoulu not be made.
A suAEL u. WOODRUFF, THE GUAR
"A dian u The person and Estate OF John
Woodruff and julia Woodruff, MINOR, having
hlcd his petition herein. duly verified. praying
tor an order u sale Of the roal estate Of said
minors, for the purposes therein set forth. II u
hereby ordered that tho next Of lin Of The
ward ana AL persons inierettcd M tho estate
Of sald minor appear before the aid Probate
1871, NJ O'Clock In the forenoon Of sad day, al
the Court Room of said Probate Court lat tho
County Cnurf House, In the CITY and County of
salt Lake, Utah Territory, To show cause why
an order should not be granted TO the aald gunr.
dian. 10 cell 40 much " the real estata OF the
said minors, At private sale, a. shal BE- neesa
sary, ami that copyof ihls order he published
At least three successive weeks In the nrsTalt
tvEsiNo NlMs. ncwspaper printed and pub
lshedln said CITY and County.
Dated, January glnd. isnl.
CIV. BAtrCii, Probate Judge.
T. nmtoHv OF urAn,t.
County Of salt i.ate.
], q, y. Allen, Clcrk u tho Probate Court In
and for the County of salt late, In the Tern,
tory OF Utah, DO hereby certify that tho fore
Foing u fun, true and correct copy ~ ofdcl
To show cause why order Of saieof real catai,
should not be made ~ the mater of the esttt'
and guardianship Of John Woodruff aud julia
appears Of record In my oflcc.
In witness whereof, have hcfcunto set M
hand and nfiNrd the seal 81 said Court, thi
aud day d January, a. D. wi. -
isrAL q y. ALLEN.
by o. H. STANTON.
Deputy Cicft. Il
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In the matter q the Fstaic aud Guardianship
u John Woodruff and julia Woodruff.
Minor.
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order TO show Cause Why order Of sale Of
Real Relate should not be made.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate court Of tho County Of salt
faic. Territory u Utah.
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Ihere seems To DO general prejudice
sea,nst dark honey, and 1t never sells
enui all OF the white honey Is disposed
o. The clear amber probably sells bet
Ni than either one. Dark honey gath
eei from buclswheat Is inferior In
suulty' but dark chestnut honey Is OF
,,up'f'or aaNor. But appearances 10 u
,ohg way toward selling nm article, and
eoekeepers should remember that good
l l honey will not bring It's fair price.
~ painting for bees 1t Is Just ~ we'll,
snen' 10 plant only such crops that pro-
aaee the Light or amber colorcd honey
" commerce. Duckwheat may also DO
own, but too much OF this gives de-
sNasuiy dark color to the honey aud M In.
e'inr quality -Cnlifn,,,ta E,,,,t a ..,,...-
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-. ~ PASTURES, meadows, apple or peach
orchards Joseph Harris advises in his
.-sly on nitrate Of soda to SOW broadcast.
sly IN the spring. $50 pounds nitrate of
.'s ia, with or without phosphites or pot
49,, according 10 the previous manuring
va. e'o condition Of the land. Always
.ii''Ae sure that there Is no deficiency in
~ available supply Of phosphlles, pot.
~, s'c; II you have any doubt on this
o ,I. give the crops the benefit Of the
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