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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-04
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iluNNrAAr Iu 81 ORDER ur eAJF To
me hirrri,1 los Inc ui.tHui upuri uf inp
lhrd Judicial uIsIr.HI ut tbp IpffItir. NJ
lthh, snaIl uH"i 10 UIhlr safe, vi the front
to0r oi th' Count. court ilHusu.tn tHc civ aud
county ~ snt iito. rtIr rrrrtufv. an ITO
l'th LAY uf JurusIf iHI. u. l.ueltfI ul an
Tie right, t' e.. 'iuuW and utcro. 10 uaul. III.
Nc Nihaicr ruaau % drAlust aui A. Murray
-pountr, ui, IN luu 90 the fblluWlug dearf.Utd
frll estate. situate living and urInF 40 The
county NJ SAN lnsc. Utah rcftIiur,. ana uar
teulary lC'rhri ~ fuI.uUs, 30 Wit Com.
mtncing ~ tho northwest turner uf .ut eleven
ll1 .tll.k INru,ysuuU I.p, Pave Acre Fiat
-, liF li,li survey, running 90 nee t0uth
one hundred aur thirty 1901 feet, thence sast
one huudtci Hur iufiysfuur .ltu feet. thence
north one Nuuifst aud hEty 100 frrt.
thence Wet one uun ircI aud forty ~. q trrt
tp nc place u lightning, being iu and "a mart
OF Tue Ancnfel "lat Of the LINDEN Park sui.
fvisiuh, sIiuriri Iyiug and Icing tu tie civ
ana county ~ salt Lake. Territory of Utnh ~
~ fnld a. mo property IT Daniel ~ NrAllistcr
susan u. MtNlliN'f mi 4. Murray sponi rr
y TOE suit OF thO /.iu's sA,tnss Banl and
Trust co, corporation TCrn- ~ sale cash
John " Catuun. fi1nuf's .ttorirv
liNihG 4. M ipN, l.. uAfahaL
ny 4 q. DYER. Deputy Marshal
salt Lake 'iiy, Utah. December eth, lsYl
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TRUSTEES SALE,

IItuEWEAs. MARTIN HAMMER AND
" hislinn -. iiamucr, ". IT, w Their
d,,i NJ iruft dated 90 ne Fih DAY 81 Atnl,
guUt.r 90 urgds Tor SAT- lsHay iuuHtt tuh
Imltlry. on me 11th dhy ut April $500, IN
Hoo '5f OF MOrtgagcs, gu page 900 au1 70!
trustee. that crrta pirccuf reel o. IuId Hit.
uHt. tu fur city nd county pf e..I if.|f aud
4r ut"ry OF Utah and described us ioll'ws, to
Commencing at tue northwest conner 1i Lot
.iN .U., In iilock Eighteen .Ie Fiat a. salt
Lake tty SurNcl, anu r.tu.nE iHcurc south
ten .ir. ruuH, thence east I've u rod, thence
rufiht.u lul rode, thence wet Owe ISL rods 20
piece ~ beginning
In tru,i. however. 20 scourn the payment OF a
certain prO.uissofy nptc therein lcscuhtd Of
even dltc Herewith, Tor the sun ~ ,yss. pay.
able two ysura Atiel said 1itu dav ui Arrii,
lfg, Co no order Ut James NulrUuuUh, ~ .ug
Hans ut Met Ofnick 4 CO., 100 H.4l lave tII.,
ttah, with Interest thereon on 'hD Isto
~ ten pur cont, per nuuIW. payable Hrmt.
annually aud whereas said deed ~ uust
provided that Ia ease slld note OF fuy interest
thereon should nos bcpHid tUf TEN day after
the came became due, tue holder th0Fcnl might
declare tie Whole tudrhtl dut.- secured due
utu payable at once, amt whereas the interest
dug upun said nuio October 9Th, lN'i naa not
been paid, although demanded, aud whereas
the owner OF said note has drrlg,cd the Whole
Indebtedness uue tcc1tdlhg 90 The saiI terms
Now, therefore, public notice 10 hereby given
that the uudrfstFuUd ruHttp VIII. iu accord
anco with tie term and proyi.iouso OF .Ait deed
u trust ut the request of the legal holder Of
fuid note. soll tie above described property, or
20 much thereof ne may be necessary NJ pub.
be- vcndur 20 the highest bidder for cHsh NJ the
front door OF the County court house OF ~alt
Lake county, Utah, in salt Guy. Utah, on
Satuftay. tho iiih day OF January. lsln, on "
O'Clock ~. Of said day, tor the purpose Of pay.
lug he expense 81 SAID trusi including attlr.
ne,' p t,os and rCIsunAhlc COMPENSATION to
TIE undersigned trustee, amt shidpTinciral note
ami interest
OF December 49,
IfauL Pierce. Attorney Tor Trustee
PATRICK MulROONkl, Trustee.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

rfisic Ut Alcy1udcr Mcrarlane. Decreased.
MOTH l. j. HEREBY GIVEN. ny TIE
y tie Undergrad, gimistratiN with tno
Will annexed 81 the estate Of Alexander Nc,
tariAnc deceased q creditors ot ana all prr-ons
having rltlWi agaiht' the sad deceased, a. VNs
hillt them WITH the necessary vouchers within
tour months Iter the lfst pub'irauonuft no.
ucc TO the said hfW,nisitHtriN With tho WI
annexed. care of Naddtll \ Adams. attur.
lcls. SAT- lAto tliy. IN the County OF SALT
Lake Utth Tolrit1rv.
WARY 10. WALTON,
AdmiusUnttiN With tho Wtl annexed OF
Alexander Nlrt 'rrlaro deceased.
Dated December lIth, 1897
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NOTICE.

Wen Annie Mining and Milling Co. prlneipal
place NJ lusinesH, shli Lake CRY, ttah.
NOTICE - HEREIN GNEN. THAT Al
- meeting ~ tue bOhid u Directors mold
uu ihr !ith dty uf September 4. u. tsfs, ii'
ana WIN ilt tUnfgut OF tho ztovkhnldcrs an
Assessment 80. o. Of slN U' cents Der shrrr
wac lCNIvd ON tht capital stock ct tho rnmuAuv
paynhlt IN George swan Treasurer, az NAM
70. ,, boloIel NallouAl Rank building, salt
Lake CIty, Utah, before January {, isl5.
Any stock upon which tN'. Assessment tuay
remain unpaid ~ The 1irl duy ol January, is8i.
a. Aforesaid, Hlll hc dcIuU Icut, ami udycrtlrr i
Tor ale, no public auction, and uulet phymruf
q made before VIII De- sold On FRIDAY, the llti
day of lclru1fl, 1876, ~ O'Clock d, M, 10 iia.
delinquent assessments, together Will the cost
Of AuN urilslng ana expense Of sale.
jpHN T.. NENEkEli, Secretary.
Dated salt Lake i'ityi pe'cinlrI g'nd $50.
tu
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
I'D. o. W. aoIalor.. dercn,o-

Estate Of Mary Goldberg, deccnseL
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES UY THE
~ undrraiguud Morris Goiti ere, executor
Oi tno last viii aud testament of Mars Gulduors.
deceased, tn tie ClttitOrs OF and al persons
iib.f tucm, with t1c necessary ynurhtfa, with
ln four mont HttuI flu atIuhl cation ct this
notice 90 the SAD Nuula bUiuhvUg care oil
liHst south sucrt, suit Lake civ, in the cuun,
ty Ut sAli Lake
Dated December Yih, is.s
NORRIS GOLDBERG.
Executor 20 mo l1ft Mill ard Testament Of
Mari ioldhyrg, dCrcAsud
Mgiu0il a AUamH, Attorneys for ostalo,
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.
Estate Of nAy'an cannon, dc pssc.l.

rsiat, Of David II cannon, do.patcI.
~ urtUt Is urR BY GNEs UY TuF
~ uuGcfs gucd, John W. auunu, adUiu.a.
t.ltHr of ihr cstHt. oi David ~. cannon. tU.
CtrHlu, fn tiIt creditors 90 ana hil Ueralus lt,
IuE ELAN. against tnu sHid dprtafud. tupkhINff
Ihvu. with o. q ueora arN NuurhDIs. within four
months Hlrg lie N.at rINiIH ituu u' fris 90.
lI,r tu tuu .aIH IDuf N Common. No aa Con.
.lrutiou iniIdIHg. SAT Lave tuy ant Dounty.
ti.h .IuIututF
Dated the sih Jay OF December l.1
JOHN 81. INtNnN.
Admuituuior " the estate ct David H. Can.
non deco. att. 81
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NOTICE.

yXyANlEp, bpuEAn ! EARliNG AND Zoo
w two yCa.s oIl s,tcrf' to be accented and
Az l,orcd eitIel 80 .hOT ptctent range, or at
agreed ur0ni not latsI thnn July Isl, I.1G
only smouth good grade cattle wanted. No
scrubs nor Atags W.l' Tee taken
a liberal advance ID. We price Will bo paid
no Fgun as same nagftul upon ana contract
signed by loih buyer ana ,e!lPr
Address j, T. MCLEAN,
No Ala street, Denver, Colorado.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


TIIlIl Of C7WTIIH AH07l, neccaIcd.
Nutlul T. HEEEUN GlNLN ~ THE
- uufru.i sHrt, executor uf jh' estate
~ CLAIR. re Arnold, deceased, 90 the yrrultlrI
%, and ali u.rspua having riuims against tIC
tHid Igtta.ud, 90 tNhibIt them, with the nee.
rfshry tuurlurb, within Ten uUuihH sitter tho
met puhNi7tiur uf tine notice, 30 On. suiu
executor, Ht Wet Jordan. salt Lake county,
Utah rVuitury.
Dated nyr,uHtr -fil,
'iINHtM corr,
Executor ~ tho estate Of Clantsa Arnold,
dcsCt ed. ituJ
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cGGAL NOTICE.
IN the Probate Court in and for Salt lAl
County, lctritory ot Utah.

County lcrrtory OF uihh.
10 tho Matter OF the relate OF james Ius6oll.
dcrctsef.
NOTICE Is lEUEBY GIVEN TuAT
y Ih1mns d, l.rWIa. Ldminittrator ol thc
rfiain ~ janice huH 'uli, dvgeasud has ten.
durcd Tor hnAl settlement and fiot in SAID
r'n, ~. WA nc uuUt " o. administration Ut
s1id estate and petition Tor ingl di, trbuiiou Of
10, roaiHueui said estate among the lprfons
entitled thereto, anti that 1uesdHv the l,th
DAY ni January, a u. lsiJ, at 10 O'Clock a. M d,
~ lh' S'uri hn0m OF salf Ourt, IN the County
tuurt bouao, Salt Lake IT'S md County, Iitnh
irrTiury, has been duly appointed D., The
IuN-e OF -nid Court, Tor The settlement ut said
account ana hearing emit pcttlnn fnr dstribu
uuu, ~ which time ana place any person inipr.
c,lti ~ sAll estate may appcar ANT show
cause, 70 any there e. why said account fho1 Il
go. Doc eitcd ana approved and nnai distribu.
ton INSIDE a. praS Cd Tor,
dated hccembcr 20, lsg2
e, =. ALLEN.
,... Clert N Probate court.
10y 'AustrH lRowHr, IN ueputy.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
I-Ala % ~ 3. Inu.l. aeeea.al.

NOTICE - ilElu.IN CNLN ny TIN
~ under sisued. Augus d. luuuu, aIn.uiH'
traitor ni the estate OF Elsie \. taust. decreased
rinimH against tho snii Deceased, TO exhibit
thea with the nucesanty vouchers within four
months Hftcf the Afst publication ~ thiHuOtice
90 tnU said angus J. Cannon. at No. q Ehst
south IuuulC street, iu SAT- ihsc Clty. In the
coulty " sHlt Lake. Yah Territory.
Dated December .ud, lsN3
ANGUS =. CANNON.
Admin TRAITOR Ut the tate Of E,so a. faust,
urroHsrd
john VI CANNON,
Attorney Tor administrator -
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LEGAL NOTICE.
~ thc Ihifl juI. bl District t'ourf. SAT- It.c
'.uff'. tfaU trratfr|

M NJ matte Hhlu. of a4nc t..,..
oi iin tfIoE.. itar. '''N""
Ms tRANkLiy LARSON, rul ram
i'"loi. rene. uuliY shows - The Uourt ~
~ N'l "tii"in' iittugt. that uo ia turnty-
ioNf .'lr ID. hgci shat De was born Co. ~6u
i@.t Oiiy ami cunts, tai Territory. uu enc
~ nal ut January, les thai hin mother b.
I'i' ihat co. father now fosifcs ~ tU.s Dity
"iN ltIfitnfF, %. name s. ilf iHtaIu. that
sNgf tnce pcuuuuos about tlu iauutra Old
ho h1N NfUG WITH hIs uH Hlu amt aunt until tIr
Htiih ol DE sad uuClC. aud sln. tntu with ha
rtlI lult tHat tlc.H names are trHH r urfrt.
Ing and Efi,a jo..pnno Brnnun. lnft flr
ohli uiucr iCiJUtuut uuutItnrriINiuF b. hls sIs.
lNf WHO rtHl'n. WUh hur luut unu he. .uuU fa
ltnh tnson shat A. tho umc The petitioner
ttctiuu gu inmate ut aliI bfauurf family De-
WIS placed there under the care. CUSTODY and
control Ui ssu utclO and aunt ug IT,, father oil
petitioner and hts eve since rUuu under 90,
hhlec " hfantns instead ut Larson
lia. Tor years he nHf gone under HUaf name
lu uusintfa, that All he horses 90 fecrttH Boz a
nnhncn WsN or over hiI tcHCIttd BE- ffum tng
hhut ul hrauinW inltoJi ui tunI 10 i-.siu.
ittiiohnr gfag T. huNt lIiF r zoe changed frum
lhrt frGuilu Larson Cot lIs irHHU iifauIfrs
f9i ne reasons appearing abo,raud flrtIs a0.
dluruul ffatuua afHu that hr many tiuII linda
u cmuaIlAsiiuE huInuAt.nl asd iuUUu.. uiHnt
w tuv ,Nut.. % Doc uus.uftt iu be- dyslf mated
~ Inherent nnug to hia true one.
That many 'imuf ht o. anuu, I'd mud NM La
Wo NvuN't ul answering uUmvNu Iut rraFt.
t9uth ~ cuu-yl lpu.1, ami lHt o. Iamr n Inc
rl'mtItai And ihAi hu u subject Co. jos. u tmu
lipm One bu.ihofa lu mAsit. ,.pAt4tsps t1
the ouuuut way uy secs arirs tu H..,ltrsI
nhWCs ana tuf uAu' other good anH su1'.irut
REASONS pUuuuHyr urays fUf au ufD,F truui ma
nDhutahie ,uuft changing me- unmo from iiis
HBLEIg q Gl.itpis. '''''N
Attorneys iur Petitioner
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT.

nELiNQutNI NuT J.. THa NORTH
- Pout consolidated Irrigation company
Location 81 principal place ot luuross ait
IHka CITY TfgH. NCuHo There arc DELINQUENT
III aH-fasmput Ius|.. uu .lst ia" ui N0vgur
non. is1l. tnr several an ounts zoo opposite
thu names OF ne IopyyuNg ahirono der 40
tOlloWs
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.
r.IaLn d Nolln IgrLeIL. n-.LL.ea.

NruriCE e. HIktHN tNEN iN TUE
y uugHrslLugd. Elit beth IlUs Thornton.
.VNtHgIrIN ~ tue iIHI will UHU testament OBJ
EuhtHt tiprhcU. decreased. o. fIe creditor. .f.
aud 900 prtHuAa hHNur elaine ltIIusI Us
said deceased, CO. rNhlUti then with thr niece.
snfy ..urhrrs within tour U0utIH after fir
nrst publication Ol ~. u9tlyr. - the saId
iIfsalUlh Jane Thorn 90, ,.rtu'rN la Uiufp.
suii Al so. -Nt lifai street, salt lAtp tlty and
tnuuty, tau Iuuiturls
mated December sih la4'.
lllNtuE1U IANE THORNTON,
tN,.HtiIN Of tiU I.Ht W.u aud l,Ht4Uyut OF
Robert Rocket deceased. DIN
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT.

Delinquent notice SEWER Mulng y Wiling
Company,
Location OF PRINCIPAL place Of bu-lnc p, salt
Lake tity, Utah.
Location ot works, piuto Co. Utah.
NOTICE. THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following tofcIihrd stDsa on
&C, cunt uf ASSIGNMENT lowed uu the i'tlI dAy IT
Noyru. hcr, 1872, ihu IcNUfA' IWuuuti stt up
pns,tc The nance OF the TcsIefiiEl rhaichold'
ere, ~ follows
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80 '''' ...'AN' 'NNNA ~ NNN Tor SAT- lsNE0
'oNnty. Territory OF uian.
III iho matter Of Che estate Of sarah Watkins
deceased.
Nia'F 10 chow cause why order NJ sale OF real
trlble touli NOT be- made.
YIN T. hUChLE, RTE ApMINI,TRA.
~ tt' or lhe e. ate Ut sHrhh Nitaina, DC.
'.a5gUi having lied his petition buruin. duly
~, i"',, pr Alng Tor an order ~ sale II ihe
l,al ,.'A.r ~ SAID dcucnduut, Tor tho purl,oI az
Wy lN .'t hfui,lt Ne therefor ortera tv llp
~ "l nll Court, that a|l potsou. iutorfstrd
, Ia ''', , 'n.AlN ofaid cocoa fH, appear before
w. aaiu lt'bale Court on tuesday tae INST Gsy
~ .anut,ll' l,.,, az ~ o'clocg IN tho forenoon
w. ,a," VI ,i ~ lNc tpurt Room ot Haid Irnhalr
Xxx "',,no "nnly ,ourt House On TIM civ
e .i, 'WHllN OF sat Lake, lth Territory, 10
a.'M tNh' why uh order GhouId:nIi hu rfant
' ' 49,, ~ ,., 'a'l almini' traitor. 10 coll 90 mnch
.ais l 'i'si, i''v %. NE AID ,oasrd ntpflyate
,S,' unl Hg leros aIy, ana that topy on
w,pti Lao vi p".,lshod az lonst iOuI successive
m,.s. 100 We bLstl,tr INEHINa MAN, "a
and uuniy. '' '"'''."' ~ '"'N wy
paiol december esth. isyl.
a. W. BAIICu, Probate Judge.
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IN IN matte. HNlu.tof u4Hr.,...
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ord'r 90 chow cause why order ~ sale OF re-
trtAte Htnuli not be- made.
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III TIE matter Of Che estate Of Sarah WatkIns
nccrhsCd
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-05-11
CUTTING SEED POTATOES.

There have been hundreds of expert.
ments made in regard to cutting potatoes
for seed in the various ways suggested.
The result has been quite negative and
nothing has been discovered that tends
10 discredit the common methods that
have prevailed among intelligent farm
ers for many years. The use of cuttings
having two or three eyes, and two or
three OF these in hill (when the crop
is grown in this wayl, and three feet
apart, or one cutting twelve or fourteen
inches away from the next when the
crop is planted in drills, has been found
the best in every way, both as to cost Of
seed or yield of the crop. Small pots-
toes have generally produced as good a
yield as large ones when they have been
well ripened and have been cut in the
same way as the large ones. This fact is
most interesting, as the cost OF the seed
is reduced to the lowest point, and is
next to nothing when unstable potatoes
can be used as well as the largest ones.
New York Times.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-05-11

he takes fright. He will soon learn
from the other horse to do your bidding.
Familiarize him with your voice.
Speak plainly and only when necessary !;
100 much talk will confuse him. Start
and stop him by it. Accelerate or
slacken his pace by it. If he Is fright.
ened or suspicious, reassure him by it,
and when he does well encourage him by
it.
If he should require punishment, quit
the moment be obeys.
If frightened at something ahead,
stop him until he has time to size it up,
then maybe little detour aud touch or
the whip will take him by, otherwise
take hold near the bit and lead him by.
If he stops by mistake don't lash or
scold him.
Break with open bride; he may never
need blinds.
Teach him to stand still until distinct
ly told to start, then don't first tell him
by cut of the whip.
Gradually accustom him to heavier
work as he grows stronger. Farm,
Field aud Fireside.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-05-11
MIXED FEEDS FOR DAIRY cows.

It is fair to say that COW must pay
for the feed she eats, and return living
to the owner; but after all it is more
profitable for the owner to raise the feed,
and make yet another profit between the
actual cost of the COW feed, as raised on
the farm, and what the same feed would
cost if another man raised it, and his
living and profits came from its sale,
writes John Gould, of Ohio. Oats, at
forty cents PEI bushcl, are too expensive
a feed, when the results are compared
with good bran, or, what is yet better,
with seconds, the grade OF bran that has
quite showing Of flour in 1t, and is yet
in most markets cheaper than the bran.
Corn meal, at sixty cents for ffty-six
pounds, is good food in part, for
butter dairy, and especially SO, il it is to
be fed with clover hay, which is largely
albuminous, and needs che starchy foods,
like corn meal, to balance it, rather than
more albuminous matter, which is so
largely represented in bran.
When l can get clover hay in abun-
dance, | feed largely of that, for, from
every ten dollars worth of the hay there
is made nine dollars worth of fertility.
To balance the clover hay, would get
corn in the ear, and have it ground fine
and feed with the clover hay, rather than
buy moro albuminols matter. Ear corn
should be ground on the cob, and not
shelled. For milk, the fourteen pounds
of cob in a hundredweight of meal are
worth more, as promoter of diges-
ton, than would be the fourteen pounds
of pure meal in its place. A COW
in good flow of milk will need
from twenty-five to thirty pounds
OF clover hay each day, with eight pounds
of the meal. In my dairy l reverse this
by feeding fifty pounds of silage, made
from fairly we'll cared corn, and five to
six pounds OF seconds daily, and what
clover hay the cows will consume
five pounds daily to each COW. In the
same way cows, to do their best, seem
to need bulky food, largely on the
carbohydrate side of the ration, as mixed
hay, we'll cured corn fodder, and the
like. The albuminous matter should
come in smaller amounts, though clovey
hay is an exception, as it is loose,
bulky, Understanding food, and the
corn meal balances it in starch to some
extent. Cows cat as they were born to
do, some more, some less, and to pro-
duce milk the same rule holds good.
The amount of food COW will con.
sumo is no indication of what she will
produce in milk solids, so that the good
dairyman has to feed as circumstances
indicate, the milk pail being the indi-
Gator. Wheat straw is not good pro-
motor of milk yields, nor an economical
factor in the feed line. Wheat straw is
far better under mich COW than in her
stomach. A COW needs to eat 80 much
straw to obtain minimum amount OF
nutriment that the stomach is overtaxed,
aud there is shrinkage Of the milk. Ii
the straw is cut fine, and moistened with
a small amount Of water, and then fine
middlings mixed through the mass, the
straw will be improved and made more
digestible. Cut straw and linseed meal
are useful for young stock. American
Agriculturist.