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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-17
/ HORSE! A HORSE
The Trouble Occurred Over The
Sale of a Trotter.
A Tiff Between Attorneys. VINO Came Very
Near Being sent to Jail for
Contempt.

James Strange WAS on trial yesterday
morning before Commissioners Greenman
and jury, on a charge Of battery, pre-
ferred against him by G. A. Carlgreen.
The alleged battery occurred at North
Salt Lake. The men were riding in bug
gies and met, wnen Strange said;
Excuse me stranger bull are you not
the rnau / sold a gray horse to some time
ngol"
Mr.. Carlgroen denied that such was the
fact. but after discussing the matter for
a while, he admitted that he was the man.
The horse, il seems, had been sold to
Carlgreen some two years ago on trial.
The horse didn't suit, and was returned
after the time agreed upon, and Strange
wanted pay for the use OF the animal.
Strange jumped out of his buggy and
took hold of Csrlgreen's horse, to keep hin
from driving away, and called MIN a liar
and used other language not mt 20 be heard
by polite society, and also told him he
would either have 10 pay or fight The
testimony as TO whether he struck him or
not was conflicting
Messrs. Senior and Higgins represented
for the prosecution. During the examine
ton OF witness, counsel offered an OBJ
jection.
81 am attending to my business-you at
tend to yours,'' said MIR. Eichnor.
Counsel again objected.
Your objection don't amount TO any
thing,'' said the court.
But the defense still insisted that they
were in the right.
~ want you to understand" said the
commissioner, 'that the court won't be
fooled with any longer. l don't want to
fine counsel for contempt. but will if you
don't keep quiet"
Counsel attempted to argue the point,
but was told to sit down.
~ have already made two rulings on the
point, and If you aon't keep quiet shall
take other measures TO make you do So"
said the court.
"Will you allow me to send for steno-
grapher!"
mo, not at this stage of the proceed
ings.n
The jury found the defendant not guilty,
but made an unorganized kick because
they were not paid for their services, and
one of them stated he would not obey an
other summons to serve in that capacity in
a commissioners court.
The amount claimed by Strange did not
exceed IS.
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0rdara hr lndyA ZANE.


Ida Hughs vs.. John H. Hughes; decree
as prayed against defendant ]. II. Hughes
only.
Martin Perrin Mercantile company VS..
julius ]. Brown; judgment by default.
Deseret National bank VS.. Thomas S.
Snarr; leave for George A. Love to inter
vene, and Intervention fled.
Frank Heath vs. e. r. Clute, collector {;
decree for plaintiff without costs on docu-
mentsry evidence.
F. E. Barker VS.. Arthur Pratt, auditor,
ct al. !; order for alternative writ of man
date
!. w. Farrell VS.. f. C. Palmer, ct al. !;
judgment against Palmer only confessed.
H. l.. Driver vs. William Hsrkins, ct al. !;
judgment by sgreemenl; dismissed with
out costs.
A. c. STANDARD VS.. E. H. Parsons; de-
murrer withdrawn, and ten days to
answer.
Matilda G. Floyd; decree of divorce
granted by default.
Louisa King VS.. Joseph wilkinson, ct al. ;
decree for plaintiff and $3.50 attorneys fees
thirty days to file statement for new trial.
National Bank Of the Republic VS.. H. f.
Heapgood, ct al. decree of foreclosure.
f. d. Gift VS.. c. W. Veatch, ct al; de-
cree of foreclosure.
f. d. Cliff VS.. q. w. veatch, ct al; de-
cree of foreclosure; 1925 attorneys fee.
J. f. CHEEKY vs.. William p. O'Meara
argued and adjourned until Monday.
Penitents Before KessIer.
w. w. Deford forfeited So for being
drunk. stsm
Edward Young, charged with trespass,
was discharged.
Henry Beaver and Arthur Curtiz
pleaded guilty TO stealing ride on the
Denver & Rio Grande Western, and SEN
tence was suspended.
Gilmartin and Buckingham, the me n
arrested for fighting, were fined IS each.
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DIvlEERBs.

nIvIDEND NO. So. - OFFICE or TaE
~ Daily Mining company. Sal. Lake city.
Utah territory July is. 1872 The board OF di-
rectors have declared dividend for June. 1897
OF thirty seven Thousand i've hundred dollars
(f37 SOD, the same being twenty-five cents Ger
share upon the capital stock of the company.
payable July 80 1892 at The office Of the COM
pany No. lS5 south Main street lupsiaiis)
Salt Lake city. Utah territory. and AT the Office
Of the treasurer. J. B. Haggin, san francisco.
CAL and at the Office or the transfer agents,
Messrs. LounsOery & Co, Mills buldine. No.
Is Broad street. New York city Transfers to
close July %. 1892.
R. G. CHAMBERS. President.
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MORE CIVIL SUITS.
Another Big Batch Before justices and Com
missioners

missioners.
Maria S. Stevens ct al has filed suit
against Polly Crosland and her guardian
asking that the court equitably partition
certain real estate held in common.
Auerbach Bros. have begun suit against
julius j. Brown for 500 alleged to be due
for rent. Attachment proceedings were
also begun.
P. c. Mckay was yesterday taken be-
fore Commissioner Greenman on charge
of grand larceny preferred by Harry King,
and was held in $500 bonds for trial on
Monday at 2 o'clock.
Mccoy s. Kendall have brought suit in
Justice Gees court against j. Nickel and
R. Palmer for 1914, which they aliege is due
on livery bill.
a motion to dismiss appeal in the case OF
T. b. Beatty VS.. Andrew Stephen was
yesterday filed by the plaintiffs attorney,
e. G. Rognon.
A demurrer to the complaint has been
filed in the case Of Bernard A. M. Froiseth
vs. Ole Peterson.
In the case of e. 5. M. Best VS.. Mary
Mortensen ct al, defendant Louis G. Nor
Jensen answers and admits each and every
allegation of plaintiff.
Arthur Meads yesterday obtained judg-
ment against A. P. Jensen in Justice Gees
court Tor $24 The case was transferred
from Justice Halls court. and the amount
claimed was S34.
Theodore Burmeister yesterday filed suit
in Justice Halls court to revive Judgment
of $279. 80 against A. L. Harding.
Judgment was rendered yesterday by
Justice G. w. Hall for S40.32 and costs in
the suit of w. G. Hammer vs.. Robert w.
Mitchell.
Transcript in the case OF M. b. Buford
ct al, plaintiffs in error, VS.. John A. Tay-
lor, defendant in error, in error to the su-
preme court of Utah, has been transmitted
TO the Supreme Court Of the United States
In the case Of the Joseph Schlity Brew
ing company VS.. Hugh j. keenan, at al.
judgment was rendered against the de-
fendants Daniel c. harrington and Joseph
keenan, for S172.55.
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ONLY ONE POISONOUS sNAKE1N ENeIANI

Of the 1900 different species of snakes
which are now known to naturalists, the
great majority are not poisonous, and or
the four kinds of snakes, or snakelike
creatures, which inhabit England, only one
is venomous. This distaste Tor serpents
which most persons experience, gives way
in many instances to feeling of interest,"
as soon IS, without risk or danger, they be-
come better understood. The collection of
animals at the London Geological gardens
has now for many years included consid-
cradle number of snakes, and so has greatly
helped TO diffuse more rational sentiment
in their regard. But much yet remains to
be effected before that admiration for SER
pents, which their beauty and the many
points OF interest they possess really call
for. is felt by educated persons in general.
ReUicD.
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KAYE castIet0n vas 50 gears q age.

Kate Castleton was So years Of age.
Ned Royle is expected home in a few days
Coalter & Snellgrove have received THE
Wishing Well aud "Postilion's Call. y
Lulu Galser's hit in san Francieco was sec
ond only TO that made by Wilson himself
The Lost Paradise'' company opened the
new Yosemite theatre at Stockton last Tues
day
Grismer and Davies are resting in San Fran
cisco. They viii not open in New York until
after the election.
Charles Wheatieigh is 70 years old. Mrs.
Gilbert is II. Be b are with Days company.
playing in san Francisco.
J. K Murray and Clara Lane, late OF Garlic
tons company are thinking OF starring. Better
not. San Francisco is raVing over Ada Rehanis
Rosalind
Patti has invited De Wolf Hopper to visit her
al Craig mos during MS stay in England and
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CITY NOTICES


NOTICE OF THE INTENTION OF THE
~ city council 10 extend water mains on
sixth West street. Notice Is hereby given By
the city council OF Salt Lake city OF she inten-
ton Of such council 70 make the following
described improvement, tO-Wtt: Extending
and laying iron water pipes or mains along tbs
following streets, namely: On Sixth West
street. from between South and North Temple
streets TO North Temple street: thence
midway OF the block between Sixth and
Seventh West streets and defraYing three
f0urths or the cost thereof estimated at 81, SOD
By q local assessment upon the lots or pieces
Of ground witoin the following described dis
trict, being The district to be sGected or beno-
fitted by said Improvement, namely;
Lots and s block 80.
Lots and 5. block so.
Lots and 8. block e., oil in plat c. Salt Lake
City survey.
All protests and objections to the carry
ing OUT OF such intention must be
presented in writing to the city recorder
on or before July 26. 1892. being the time set by
the said council when 1t will hear and con-
slider such objections as NAV be made thereto.
BY order OF the city council OF salt Lake
city, made April ~, 1892.
@. E. STANTON,
W. NJ /, lT. City Recorder.
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MEETINos.

A NNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
IA OF the Saltalr Beach company Will be held
at the company's Office, 81 east South Temple
street on Wednesday, Aug. II, at 10 a. m. or
the purpose Of electing officers for the ensuing
year and such other business a may legally
come before the meeting
J. A. CLAYTON. Secretary.
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An absolute cure for dyspepsia. IDANHA.
RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAILWAY CO.

OFFrcr OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT,
SALT LAKE CRY, UTAH, July l, 1892.
Circular No. 81:
Commencing Sunday, Sd inst, the Alta
branch will be opened for passenger
traffic, and trains will run on the following
schedule:
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Proba,e Orders.

Estate of Martin ]. Ekker; fneI dis
charge of the administrator was made.
Estate Of Ira Reed; dual discharge of adj
minislrator made
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HERE you ARE.

On July 90 aud "a rate via Rio Grande
Western to
American Fork ana return. -. Isl. %
Provo and return. ... LIS
Mount Pleasant and return .... 800
All San Pete points and return. ...... 400
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WALTER /. PRICE 8 col,

O. Main street, vegetables, fruits and
poultry. We make these three lines Of
goods speciality. Give US trial.
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How is it all the new and original signs
are made by Peterson & Brown! We lead,
others try to follow
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Special Notices.

Want. For Sale, For Rent Lost Found.
etc. Advertisements cent per word each
notices Si.Oo for each animal Advertised. Mar
rage notices. s1.c0; birth notices 30 cents.
dsath announcements free obituary con.
ments, IS cents per lire No advertiseueut
taken for less than IS cents.
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SPECIAL MEETING OF UTAH FEDERATED
TRADES AND LABOR iOuNClL

There will be a special meeting of the
above named council Sunday, July II, 1892
at p. M, at Plumoers' hall. All delegates
are requested to be present.
W. ]. GRIMES, Pres,
T. S. MIER, Sec'y.
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The irony Of fate is once more Illus
trated IA the concluding paragraph Of the
shove letter. Almost while it was being
written. Kate Csstlaton was breathing her
last. Hers was tempestuous sort Of life.
and one thoroughly typical Of the PROBES
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notice TO SqOCKaO { DERS.

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLM
II ers of the Home Life Insurance
company of Utah is hereby called TO
meet at the Office OF Heber i. Grant &
Co.. No. 60 Main street, salt Lake city,
Utah, at p m. on Friday. the 9Th day
OF August, A. D. 1872. for the purpose
OF voting on the propos tion 10 disincor-
porate and dissolve the incorporation
by order Of the board OF directors.
j. w. BATEMAN,
Secretary.
SALT LAKE CITY, July "A, 1892.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.


E1DELITY LODGE NO II, /. o. o. F..
Il meets every Fricay evening at o clock at
Odd Fellows Temple. Market street. Members
OF sister lodges and solourning brothers always
welcome J. ii. HANCHETT. n q.
J. NJ. DIMM1TT, Secretary.
II NIGHTS OF TIE ANCIENT ESSENIC
IN Order-Fidelity Senate No. meets every
1rst and third Monday in each month at the
l. Q. o. F. temple. When five Mondays occur
in month the two Senales hold Joint meet
ing. Visiting knights cordially invited.
J. J. THOMAS, z. s.
b. o. HOWARD, Secretary.
CTAR OF BETHLEHEM-MIzPA LODGE
- No. l. o. b., OF salt Lake city, meets
every Monday CT ?. m. in the Temple OF
Honor hall. corner First South and Main.
Visiting brethren cordially invited.
/. P. ROBINSON, Worthy Commander.
s. J. BODGER Scribe.
A NCIENT ORDER FOREsTERS OFAMER.
"A lea. Court Pride Of Utah No. 1851. meets
1T 33< w est Temple street, A. o. U. w. hall
on the first and third " Wednesdays Of each
month. Visiting brothers cordially invited.
W. II. WOOD. Chief Ranger
g " ARHMOR, F. s. 2. o. Box 1856
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5O GEMS

Will buy this week lovely surah glace, reg.
ular 81 quality. Come early.
f. AuERBACH g. Bro.
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Eds whNTEn.


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS = SEALED
~ bids will be received by the board OF trus-
tees OF school district No. g Of Davis county.
Utah territory, until August 49, 1892 for the
erection OF school house in said district
Plans and specifications may be seen by apply
ing to r. W. Barnes, at Barnes Barking Co. IS
bank. kaysville. The trustees reserve the right
to reject any and all bids.
II. j. SHEFFIELD,
r. W. BARNES
j Il LIN CI,Tl In
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Architects.

u B. TYSON. ARCHITECT AND SUPER
He intsndent. !. L. Peck, Civil Engineer.
Room 5eS. Constitution Building.
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Dds WANTED FOR THE BRICK WORK.
~ sheet metal work. cast iron and steel
beams and for the superstructure OF the new
Eagle building, corner ;, est Temple street and
Second south street. bids to be made in dupli-
cate on form furnished, and to be delivered
both 10 the proprietor and 10 the architect on
or before Wednesday, July q, 1892 at II a. m.
Right reserved to reject any or all bids. Plans
and specifications may be seen en- and after
Thursday, July q. at the propretor's store or at
the office or the architect.
T. AUERBACH & BROS. Proprietors
FRED A. HALE, Architect
ONCE 12O Commercial block
dds FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A
ID school house in the Fifty-ninth district
will be received until p. NJ, July 10Th az the
Office OF F. M. Ulner & Son, architects Con-
stituuon building. The right is reserved to
reject any or all bids.
Per order OF the trustees.
TEWART TANNER.
H. L. BOWMAN
+
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DIED.

WATsoN-May Bell Watson, daughter OF Jas.
c. Watson, Jr.. and Emily J. Linneil Watson,
born January S, 1891, Diet July 10, 1882
Funeral at residence. 552 South Fourth West
st II a. N. Sunday.
DuNFoRD--In the Seventeenth ward. this city.
July Is, 1892, from congestion or the brain,
George II. Dunford, aged 80 years.
Funeral Monday at pm. from his late resi-
dence ls7 West First North street. Friends
respectfully invited.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


IN THE PROBATE COURT IN AND
4 for Salt Lake county. territory OF Utah-In
the matter Of The estate OF John Gibson. de-
ceased. NOtice-Pursuant to an or0er OF the
probate court for Salt Lake county. territory OF
Utah, In the above entitled matter. notice is
hereby given that Tuesday the 26th day OF
July. a. D. 1892, at 10 o'clock a. m. at the court
room Of said court. at the county court house in
Salt Lake city. has been appointed the time
and place for the hearing OF she application OF
James 3. Gibson and John Gibson fled in said
court. praying for the appointment Of three dis
interested persons to make partition OF the
real estate OF said deceased. which was awarded
to the heirs at law Of said deceased Jointly, by
the decree OF Distribution heretofore made By
said court, in the matter OF said estate a.
which time and place all persons interested
may appear and contest said application.
Dated a Salt Lake city this sth day O. July,
1892 @. F.. ALLEN,
Clerk OF the Probate Court in and for salt Lake
BY CAUsTEN BROWNE, JR.. Deputy Clerk
s. w. DAHKE. Atty. for Petitioners.
GHERIFF'S SALE-PURSUANT TO AN
, order OF sale to me directed by the Dis.
trct court Of the Third Judicial district, OF the
territory Of Utah, county Of salt LIKE I shall
expose &C public sale, az the front door OF the
county court house, in the city ara county Of
salt Lake Utah territory. on the lctn day Of
July 1892 at II O'Clock H.. ali the right. title
Plain and interest Of 81. n CrCe beck and
Hhoda Groesbeck, OF, ia and 10 p g following
ACocEANEN property tD-N4t All OF u D. ia tltCk
z 90 plated IN the AMENDED Plat or q portion OF
plat e. Salt Lake city survey. said amctd1d
plat having been adopted By the city council
Df Salt Lake city on April Is, 1882. containing
1881 square feet Of ground. Being situated
IN the city and county Of Salt Lake. territory
Of Utah.
10 be sold as the property Of n. H. Crues-
beck and Ishoda GrOes0eck, at the suit OF
Charles Hurt.
Terms OF sale, cash.
ANDREW J. BURT.
BY JOHN B. CuINocK sheriff.
Deputy.
Dated ut SAL Lake City, this sssh day Of
Tune, A. D.. 1892.
John NJ. Cannon. attorney for plaintiff
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THE SALT LAKE CITY BREW NC CON-
i pany, until August l. 1892. will receive
bids at its Office Salt Lake city. for the dailv
output ofgrains from it's brewery. for a period
OF one year from above date. The right 10 re-
Ject any and all bids is reserved r J..
DsiEhton, secretary, Salt Lake city, July l2.
1882.
BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CIrY OF
ID Salt Lake July 8, 1882 Bids will be re-
ceived by the board Of education until 10 a. M.
July 70. 1892, for the erection OF twelve class
room scnool building on the corner OF Peach
and First West streets in the Nineteenth ward
Plans and specifications can be seen at the Of
fee OF r. Kletting architect Hooper & Ed
ridge block. No bids will be considered unless
accompanied by certified check for 5 per cent.
OF the amount of the bid. Committee on sites
and buildings.
B. G. RAYBOULD. chairman
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Mr.. Dickey Mansfield has reached New
York and aired himself in lofty and
supercillious interview in the Mirror He
says the whole country ia weary of such
shows as MEN and Women'' and 1.-THE
Lost Paradise" and signing for the re-
turn of the legitimate. with Mr.. Mans
field, of course, in the title roles. A com
parison Of his box Office receipts with
those OF the two plays be men
tons would be the most effectual
answer that could be given, Mr.. Mans
tield's statement. The Mirror says of the
Salt Lake Tribune interview with Mans
field; ''Questioned as TO an interview pub
Lshed recently In a Salt Lake paper, in
which Mr. Mansfield was represented as
having expressed himself IN semi-bar-
barons way about various people, be re-
piled with feeling that the interview from
beginning to end was skilfully tortured
by the fellow who wrote ii into an astound-
ing Misrepresentation OF his exact words
aud meanings. He was unable to con-
celve, he said, SO malicious an ingenuity in
any newspaper writer, ana attributed it to
a desire on the part Of the interviewer to
personally attract attention.
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/ OFFER FOR QUICK SALE al RARGAIN

4 OTTER FOk QUICK SALE A BARGAIN
i New uine-room house, modern style, hot
and cold water. heater, bath, electric lights.
etc.. good stable, lot three reds by ten in finest
residence part OF city, East side. Inquire of W.
J. Montgomery, Investment agent. lo6 Main
street.
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I b. KEYsOR. DENTIsT-RCCMs /. sAND
10 3 hrEt floor. Scoyt-Auerbach building.
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DEATssTS.

T L, WHYTOCK, DENTIST MERCAN
Os tile block. corner Main and Third South.
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nHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i stockholders OF the Chapman Canal com
pany vii be held al their office in salt Lake
city, Utah, Thursday, August T. 1892 at 10 a. m
G. 4. CHAPMAN. Secretary.
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician. retired from practice. bav-
missionary the formula Of 4 simpIe vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of
Consumption, Bronchitis. Catarrh Asthma,
and all throat and lung affections. also pos
all Nervous Complaints, after having tesfed its
wonderful curative powers In thousands OF
cases. has felt it his duty TO made It known to
his suffering fellows. Actuated By this motive
and a desire to relieve human suffering. will
send free OF chraTgc. rs all who desire f. thie
recipe. IL German. French Gr English. With
full directions for preparing aud using Sent
by mail By addreeeihg with stamp, ,DAming this
paper. w. a. MOVES, $50 PowerH' Rlock,
Rochester. y. 7. apes 'sl-52t
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Potato Culture.

We have received Bulletin No.20,'
issued by the West Virginia Agri-
cultural Experiment Station, entitled
Potato Culture and Fertilization,
and TEST some Varieties of 'roma-
toes =" ny d. ID. johnson. Agricul-
turist. This bulletin gives the results
of AN experiment made Ivy Col. john
son for the effect of Kainit, used as
a fertilizer for potatoes, applied
alone. and combined with nitrogip,
also with phosphric acid, and with
both Kai nit costing 81 per ton was
applied ut the rate of so pounds per
acre. Nitrate of Soda, costing s45
per ton was applied at the rate of
lG0 pounds per acre and =. G. Dis
solved Bone costing $3.50 per ton
was applied ut the rate of 400 pounds
per acre. Kainit alone increased the
yield at the rate 27.99 hu. per acre; /;
giving q net profit of 1882. While
Kainit and S. G. Dissolved Bone in-
creased the yield ut the rate Of 99.05
bu. per acre, giving net profit of
S35.93. The experimentfulther shows
that the use of Nitrate of Soda, one
of the most costly fertilizers, has no
beneficial effect as afertilize for po-
tatoss. These are, surely, most re-
markable facts, and are of the utmost
Importance to every grower of pota-
toes. This bulletin also contains re-
cord of test of the merit of six lead
ing varieties of tomatoes, which is
well worthy the consideration of
gardens. This, and all other bulletins
of the West Virginia Agricultural
Exment Station, will be sent free to
any West Yirginian who will request
the same by yostal card addressed to
agricultural Experiment Station, /"
Morgantown, West Virginia.