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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-23

THE STANDARD AMERICAS, POULTRY
gS0k Hn s a sy S Az s ne ss e
the Il success. in the poultry yard aud s tsseAs
me following are only small portion OF ihe topics treated IL this
hook How and Stock sansry Poultry Hos's Cheap
Prod; Poultry Large scale Psul.ry Raising glssi
Pssg sud a Nj. %sss spSe Bsn raa PT
he Hens for Farmers Hoy e psne Layers Ssol and cassp
ing Packing Eers for Market Packing Poultry for Market feed
ing oppers Drinking Fountains and Grain Chests Egg and pn
ssp Rsu saiS Leg, Lks Eos Ei.ins crGp Bound Fowls
a p sDsa c s' pSs e.. ss c %
snds hs nEhsrs the Silver spaag.d AsmssIgas the How
he Golden PsneiIsd Fabughs White shangAa the "a Flschs
Fowls the Graz Dorkng tbs BrshmAs liAns Fowls BAnes.
.sns s as.D Sia .asnr o.
Turkeys. F1tisnins ss s etc AEs sos Gf aa ne P ssDd
+, acre or more Of land can asord to be without it,
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-23
Personal ITEMS.
Town Folks and Visitors Coming and
o,

Town Folks and Visitors Coming and
Going.
FRED H. MzsERvE. Denver. is in the city.
ALEX GALLON, Pittsburg is at the Walker.
t. K CAMPBELL. indianapolis, is at the Gull
THOMAS TREvATHAN, Frisco. Utah, is at the
White.
Il. N. JAMEsoN, Chicago. is ct the CONT
sou srESEr, spokane Wash. is at the Tenn
DRA. L. cAsrnEMAS. Bingham. is at the
J. CARSON Provo. is among the guests Of the
White.
J. S. MCPHERSON, Helena Mon- is at the
Walker.
q. ]. DonBrr and wife, Pocatello Ida. is al
j. q. PACKARD. Helena Mon, has returned
70 The Walker.
W. J. BIcEIow. Chicago, is a guest Of the
Tempieton.
c. Q. BANTER aad wife. St Louis, are at the
Continental
q N. MoCruRE. Elis. Kan. is at the
White house.
FL wrcKorr. Brooklyn n. Y. is regis
tered a. the Cullen
DAN 3. HoNER Omaha. is IN the city, stop
ping al the knutsford.
J H. DAVIS OF Provo was registered 1T the
Continental yesterday
b. c. CHAMBERS and wife. Chicago, are
guests Of the Tempieton.
WILLIAM A. SpENRs, Santa Cruz Cal. was
ut the Walker yesterday.
E r. BROCKMAN New York vas registered
az she Walker yesterday.
GEORGE HANSON, New York. is among the
arrivals az the Teupleton.
HERMAN WHEELER arrived at the Temple
ton from Denver yesterday
H. r. AID T. PEIHERBRIDGE. Australia. are
among the foreign RrrivalO al the Walker.
A. HANAUER- ir.. leaves Cor eastern points
today He VIII be absent several weeks
e. D. c0LDlNG. agent Of the Chicago, Rock
Island s Tncifc st Ogden. is at The Continen-
tai
COMMISSIONERS ROBERTSON, Godfrey and
Saunders took their nrsl dip in the lake yester-
day.
MISS ANNA XouE0 and Miss c. Detweeler OF
omeha. are among the guests OF the Cont
mental
81 NJ RUTHERFORD. Knoxville. Tom. arrived
ia the city yesterday and registered at the
Continental.
DAVE KEITH, one OF the owners OF The May
Tower. was o guest Of Colonel sam Ewing at
1hp Cullen yesterday.
3D. B. DUNN John Brunton and wife. W o.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-23

Corb's, A. L; Heastor Miss Maud Morris and
john II. Berrynah party or Bnghamites,
were registered at the White house yesterday.
caro George Nj. Oimstead New York; F..
Durgy, 0oray; e. j. Ruddatz Stockholm. o.
Eausef. Leadvilie; L. 4. Kimball and wife
Denver; Mrs. z. Marshall. Denver: L p Ter.
enthal, Omaha: D. Dean, Denver; W. f.
Oiean, Miss Madge Dealey, Mrs. Charles Board
man and Miss Ella Beers. ST. Louis: Miss Ella
T. Andrews Washington. Ca; Charles b..
Howard Boston; Charles Mum, Ouray. Colo. !;
S Goldsmith, Chicago; O. Z. Becker, Chicago;
Richard Anderson, Omaha; T. ;. Barracling
ley. Denver
HAVE your watch repaired by J. Il. Leyson
Co., 125 Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-23

TIE AMERICAN LIVE STOCK MANUAL- =
feeding and rearing Of iiTs stock se ne
SGss es SaS % Re 9as s' as aS1 buildings
venienees @ The following only portion Of the topics
Ing co 70 BIZ csi To SssE Horses c Pulling Hal
& Wars oF sSD yo n o.. Sa1 S. iI sad s o.
Horses; Renng Horses Cole Bots Founder eaves Ep5oo,c
s: .s se%sS worms o@ s & ss Iu Hide
nosnd Hs avoiding Indigestion How 70 Save Cats N ffsosg
Neck YOsss Good Greenlng shOsiug stables and saSns
ss sSSs c rS c s9sH BONE s.s' IN Mc Cows
Cool Cow; Cattle Racks and Feed Boxes Feeding Cattle TO Pre-
conoes Ss Diseases; Patching Stock aHs Cooking
81 er ,s Vicious sSsn 5 cs so e MAJ wns IL. How .
Take on Hides Assistance g Birsh Hoo horn oos.i1esa
and Management Hogs TsSses Trous.; Pr Raising Over
Feeding sanitary Management Of swine HSg Cholera Psssy
HCS. Drifting Ses; Rising Sheep: ..hag sheep Sheep Res:
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the Growth Of Wool large beck OF i2 Pags Emo WIN
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-23

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-23

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-23
Ahnut WoInen.

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No woman is ugly If well dressed.
A handsome woman is either silly or
vain.
a girls hair draws more than ships ca
Bile.
Choose neither wife nor linen by can
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on the frontier is never without war.
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man on scotch river.
Mrs. Potter Palmer says that what sur
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wee
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-23

Mrs. Potter Palmer says that what sur
prised her most In France was the discov-
cry that no charitable or educational insti-
tuition is carried on entirely by women.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-23

Lady Colin Campbell Is not only au ex-
pert fencar, bat knows how to kill q sat-
mon or land trout as well as any fisher
man on q scotch river.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-23

A niece Of james Russell Lowell, Miss
Ruth Burnett, is TO become a Sister of
Charity.
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The first person written up in Mrs.
George Augustus Sala's volume. Famous
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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-05-12
An Old Timer.

A. F. Parker, of the Grangeville
Free Press, arrived in town with his
family last Saturday to remain for a
few weeks. Bro. Parker is a delegate
to the democratic state convention
which meets at Pocatello on May 23,
and will attend in person. He is an
timer here and has lots of friends
along the Weiser river and all through
the southern part of the state who
watch his career with interest. Bro.
Parker was the first man in the state
to realize and to publish to the world
the great natural wealth of Washing
ton county, and his descriptive arti-
cles published in the great papers OF
the east in the '70's undoubtedly had
much to do in fastening the develop
ment which has since taken place on
his old stamping grounds.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-05-12

they feel that ii spite 81 themselves
they are growing mean and mercera-
ry. When huhger's wan hand reaches
out and grasps them BY the pit Of the
stomach, they know they could NOT
resist the sale Of a column for d NUT
ton chop, and would write treason for
an oyster stew. They know all this,
and it sleeps them In pain and an
guish. They were not made To 6grovel
and they rebel against the fallacy and
ingratitude which reduces them be-
meath their natural sphere. There
fore be good to the editor. Nourish
and cherish him as you love your
liberty and happiness. Make him a
sharer of your Bounty, and he will
fill your lives with Joy and peace aud
prosperity. " :
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-05-12
prune Culture will Attain Prominence.

Realizing the prominence that is
certain to be attained in the culture of
prunes in this section, the farmers
are turning more attention in that
direction, and as has been before
stated, are constantly setting out
trees. If artesian water is struck it
will create still greater impetus in
that line. One thing that would
cause the raising of prunes and
other fruits to increase rapidly would
be the establishing of an evoparating
and canning establishment at this
point. 1t would act in the same
manner on fruit raising as has the
-four mill on the raising of wheat.
The production of this cereal has
trebled in two seasons, and with ar
establishment for handling fruit, the
growers of the same would have al
incentive to push the increase of theil
production. 1t would also bring al
influx of enterprising people tc
engage in the industry, and they
would find here an excellent locality
for profitable investment, as the
farmers, believing that a greatel
population of the thrifty class and |
more attentive cultivation of smalle
tracts of land by themselves, ar
ready to dispose of portions of thei
lands in 40-acre tracts at the mos
reasonable figures.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-05-12
Republican conv;,s;nation.,

The republicans in state con-
vention at Pocatello last Thursday
elected as delegates to the national
convention, Sweet, Dubois, Gwfnn,
Shoup, Hepburn, Lockwood,
The convention expressed a pre-
ference for James G. Blaine for
president
The following resolutions regard
ing silver were passed;
REsoLvED-First, That our
delegates to the Minneapolis con-
vention are hereby instructed to con-
fer and cooperate with the delegates
from the other silver producing
states and territories, and with the
friends of silver generally in order
that they may be able to make a
strong, bold and united effort in favor
of the white metal. es e.
Second, That such delegates arc
hereby instructed to use their utmost
endeavors to secure plank in the
Republican platform unequivocally
pledging the party to the free ant
unlimited coinage Of silver.
Third, That such delegates be in
structed to vote for no person for tn
high office of President or Vice-Presi
dent who is not in favor of such fre
coinage, or at least one who's
positive public record is not d perfec
guarantee that il nominated ant
elected he will not use his officio
influence or patronage to prevent tn
passage of such a law by Congress.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-05-12
Movements Of Mysterious
Import.
Pointing to "a Road From
Wefsel- NOrthward.

H. G. Newman left for Omaha on
Mondays train, having been called
there by dispatch from Union Pa
cific headquarters, on business con-
nected with the proposed Idaho north
and south railroad. A. F. Parker, of
Grangeville, loaded him with infor-
nation concerning the resources of
the great Clearwater basin, which will
hasten the construction of this most
feasible and profitable of all pro-
jected railroad enterprises in this
state. We hope, on Mr. Newman's
return, to hear that the building of
this important undertaking has been
definitely decided on. The route will
follow up the Weiser canyon to Salm-
on Meadows, thence down Little
Salmon river, down the main Salmon
to White Bird creek, and thence it
ascends to Camas Prairie, crosses the
Nez Perce Indian reservation and
continues down the Clearwater river
70 Lewiston, where it connects with
the Spokane & Pendleton branch of
the Union Pacific at Riparia, on Snake
river. The construction of this road
would do for Idaho more than the O..
R. & N. road from Huntington to
Portland ever did for Oregon, because
it traverses a country with infinitely
greater area and diversity of natural
wealth, and would have a tributary
traffic from the eastern part of the
state clear up to the Montana boun-
Diary line, region containing many
rich but undeveloped mining camps
The north and south road would un
doubtedly be the best paying part OF
the entire Union Pacific system, ant
its speedy construction is a consum
nation to be devoutly prayed for.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-05-12
Mammoth Canals.
Idaho Falls Times.

Idaho Falls Times.
From the great Snake river comes
the supply Of water to irrigate the
vast ncreage of the best land to be
found in the State. This is taken
from the river in large canals, which
tap the river from twelve to twenty
five miles above Idaho Falls. Some
Of the largest Of these canals are
from 40 to 20 feet wide on the bot
tom and from 6 to IL feet at their
head. After carrying the water
few miles they are divided into
smaller ones; those are again divided
until the water is conveyed all over
the land that is tributary TO it.
Among the most extensive of these
canals, with headquarters at Idaho
Falls, are the Eagle Rock and Will
low Creek. capital stock 500, ,000s
nearly all of which is owned by the
farmers using the water, and com
prising over one hundred miles OF
main canals and laterals, covering
100, 900 acres The Idaho Falls Can
al and Irrigating Company capital
stock $240, 600 with about go miles
of canal and laterals, covering nearly
100, 900 acres; The Idaho Canal Com
pany, capital stock $500,o98, with
! about 100 miles of canal and laterals,
one of which is now being extended
across the Fort Half Indian Reserva-
ton to PocateIlo, distance of fifty
five miles from Its headgate, and
when fully completed this canal will
furnish water for over 100, 600 acres
of land; The Great Western Cana
and Irrigating Company, with two
large main canals and latefals, max
ing over 100 miles, extending te
Biackfoot, twenty-five miles south o.
Idaho Falls, and covering over 75, 00t
acres.
In addition to the above are Th'
Burgess Canal Company, the Park
and Lewisville, the Farmers Friend
Cedar Point, Long Island, Snak'
River Valley and Reservation. Th'
North Rigby and several others, al
within twelve or twenty five miles o
Idaho Falls, and probably covering
from 60, 900 to 20, 900 acres of land
The entire country watered b,
these canals is tributary to Idaho
Falls, and when the fact is considered
: that it is only six years since the frs
{ canal was commenced, and tha
during the year 1891 only 80, O0'
acres of land were under cultivation
and that during the same year tl
shipments of hay, grain and produc
from this station aggregated 1, 20
' car loads, of 1900, 600 pounds
. and that since September /, 1896
; over 125, 600 acres Of lsnd have bee
filed upon and viii all be prove
upon by the first of September, 189i
one can easily imagine what the resa
+; will be in very short time.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-05-12
The Presbyterian General Assembly at
Portland, Nav, 1892.

For the accommodation of those dcsir~
ing TO visit at points in the vicinity OF,
or at Portland, during May, the Union
Pacific will sell tickets at one fare for the
round "trip. Tickets on sale Nay 10 -
isselasivc, limited to 30 days fFon date Of
sale.
For tickets or additional informatioH
sppfy TO @. @. Miller. agent Union paci-
Ae system. Weiser Ida,