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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.

OCCIDENr AL HOTEL
w Doan, Santa Rosa Mrs DOlan. Santa Rosa
Miss ii Doran. Sn lose Mrs A L Davis Kansas
L & Bond, Chicago Silet. London
A Muller * W. Chicago Bishop GoodseII & W. Cal
Miss GOudselI Cal a Ferneud, Panama
Il FGrneud. Panama T. OmIutaniila, Panama
q Anderson, san Jose g Butler, Ross Valley
ID A Woodbury., II Parmenter, L y
Col Moale Z y A Mrs MOale, Cal
w Gaskll, W a f. Cal Maler. USN
T. Gushing, n Y JnO Dell, st Louis
Mrs Dell. ct Louis W sawyer Boston
4 Williams. Pal0 Alto Miss Wilson, Iowa
Mrs WedersOn, Iowa NJ Bruce Ariz
G Wilson. Ariz Mann. Pttsburg. Ia
q L Reed. Auburn w Reed, Auburn
Miss Reed. auburn Wallace, Washington.
Mrs Wallace, Washing g
w MoIenaez San Matso W L AtkIas Chicago
Z. rter. Quincy, Ill Mrs Porter, Quincy. III
w NJ Nelson, New l. Barrett, Cal
J VI Henderson, OHIO ION Clark. Cincinnati
Capt Webb. Acatraz A NatsumtO, Japan
Coats. East Saginaw Lynch VS. Bernardino
II Lane & W. Portland Ferguson. Chicago
NJ Fergus Chicago
PALACE HOTEL.
L winder, Los Angelo s A Adams. USN
c Gray, Liverpool w Bemakins, I n
K Scott & wife, Phila Burzefloti. Santa Clara
w Scott, Toledo q Barker. santa Clara
Miss 5 Scott Toledo Newton q W. STA Clara
Cushing Omaha Master Newton, ) Cara
Miss Cushing, Omaha ID Perkins Tuolumne
Ma Keefef Omaha 6 II Masttek Alameda
Dooran. New York Meyers. Oakland
L b Greenwood BoSton A Nevills, SoHoma
w Scott Philadelphia Z X HincEley, Oakland
l. z Scott Philadelphia ) NJ griffith, Omaha
BiheS. Chicago W HartzeH W, Rosa
G Al Farnum Chicago A Il Miner, Cotton
w ii O0llfuSs OniSagO Y DeuAAohl y = "
A Scote, Rockford Is 2almer, Oakland
j Sparks Nevada Mrs 2 Palmer oakland
ID Awoodbury Rochester w Gross New Yog&
Il Brainhall& wife. ny II Clemes. Lc:9ou
Mrs NJ Brainhall. y Miss Cora Davis. Salem
W Hnekiey & W, Cal
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL
Wallace. Chicago D True, kans
K Miner, stockton Spushman, Denver
n Natln, Ukigh Wallace Chicago
J l. Mosher Il w, Helena J A Hidreth Sacto
e 5 Hamlin. Auburn DeGteh. OroviHe
ia kirkpatrick. Portland w GoodmanSou LosAn z
G II Nagel W, Portland Deade, Kansas City
j ID Clark Selma Baker, Stockton
j l. Dennis Woodland J Green, STOCKTON
G. Anderson. Bethany ID Hall. Coos Bay
Mrs Wiley, sacramento } Montgomery, Fresno
A Farmer. San Rafael
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
J A PirOja, Mexico Smith, Los Angeles
4 Booyon, Mana JIM " White, Stockton
G. Chodrick Walnut Gry Millie, San Diego
C Nj Lewis I, Ohio Turner, San Jose
G EisOn * I. Ohio Evin. Los Angeles
e A Perkins Isleton Blake, Los Angeles g
PHI Hall, stockton Lehman Oakland
r Folsom, NY J q Whittier. Gilbert
j w Ellsworth, Sseto IL q sample,
j Thompson, Cal w PiilsDury, III
T. league. Sacto Byron. Ill
& Nagei Jr. Sacramento Lyons, Santa Rosa
A Cash, Portland EngIord.
BROOKLYN HOTEL
G w Anderson, HopeviIle J Totham HOLSTER
Spencer. HOpeyiIle w P'McGarey, Pa
ii BigelOw. Portland Mc1arey. Rumsey
+ Avery, Sacramento M Weber. StLouis
X Miller, GeyseryiiIe G Vivlen, HOng-Koug
w Gray, Tenn Il Daggett, Portland
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uOuSES TO LET.

$40. 8 5a sSSaS AND DAih' w 49, 80
SOS rooms: sun in every room; 81 g Baker.
S30-s rooms: Iush near Pierce; good order.
$50-S rooms; next 10 eorHer; 2sOs Gay; ~,
SIS rcoms: reduced from Sf2 %: lfZ1 bE
S4o~e rooms; baths; near Van Ness; l7l7
Washington
SiOO-lO rooms: very nice: near Laguna on
SOS rooms: near Jackson 1lls stockton.
Si0-9 rooms; reduced rent: good location; lIoo
Twenty-frst.
For more complete list see BALDWIN HAM
M0ND. 10 Montgomery ST. Ja1 "
no TFASF-rYFTRN TsUDD- FOR NOT LESS
i than years. In Alameda, the elegant residence
at 1923 WILLOW 81. between Railroad ana Santa
Clara aves. Q rooms exclusive OF bath. smoking
and ? servants rooms) beautifully papered and
decorated: all modern appointments: hot water
furnace cellar large attic Ior stesage a
yard; all buildings newly painted Apply on the
premises
q ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR OR 2 FAMILIES;
y cheap. 42l Powell st. lal 81
600 6O 8 ROOMS AND BATH % DE
u .OU. Boom St, of Second, near Bran
nan. lal 2tF
BEAUTIFUL SUNNY HOME; UPPER FLAT OF
ID rooms. bath, laundry, etc; newly renovated,
freseoed aud tinted; fine View healthy, respect
able location: very desirable residence rent $S5:
water free. 5 E corner Pine and Baker SITS 1al IT.
HOUSE. IL ROOMS; LATEST IMPrS; WITH
II or without stable. 80 South PARK. lal ST..
O0e SEVENTH. NEAR nOwARD-7 SUNNY
ZOO rooms and bath. deal Stt
BUILDING, 25x74, WITH LOT ADJoI>ISG.
IL suitable for soda water works or carriage PANT
ing Inquire 2l2 Cough ST. de31 2tF
HOUSE OF ROOMS AND BATH; $50 EDDY
II St; rent S32 80. Apply 7. LYNCH, 6lO Lar
kin ST. de3l 81
G.DOI 1917 GROVE, Mr., LYON: r.. BATH:
ID ZL2. $l2: l6l71a Grove-3rm. cottage. 81 A.
CLEN PARK AVE.-QUIET AND PLEAsANT;7
VI rooms, bath and laundry: clean and IN thor
ough repair; rent very reasonable. DEMPSTER,
SO Glen Park ave-, of Twelfth st. de3 If saSu
Gao HOUSE org ROOMS. BATH. LAUNDRY,
ID ~. closets large, sunny bedrooms: large
yard; house newly pspered and painted. 2a03 Cay
st. near ebster. de2S It's
GOO 1915 UNION ST; 10 ROOMS AND
- ~. bath: marine view.
5000 Dale place, rooms and bath.
$25-l4S0 Ellis ST. 6 rooms and both.
S65-l0l5 Suffer ST., 10 rooms and bath.
S5O-l2l0 Golden Gate ave. 10 rooms and bath.
S60-l7OO Geary st, corner Webster, 10 rooms
and bath CHAS. ASHTON,
de25 lot All Montgomery ~
GOO 20 DALE PLACE, OFF GOLDEN GATE
gu. ave- near Leavenworth st; rooms and
bath CHAs. ASHTON, All Montgomery de2S AZ
GIT HOUSE ROOMS; CLARA ST. NEAR
u .. fifth. Apply 325 Fifth ST. de29t
A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTs-THE WEEKLY
n CALL in wrapper. ready for mailing.
COTTAGES TO LET.
COTTAGE ROOMS; HALL: YARD; BASE.
ana Twenty-third de3O 5t+
IL OPRECITA AVE: COTTAGE OF ; ROOMS;
L - rent Sl6. Apply 1924 Capp ST. de3n 5tF
Gil COTTAGE ROOMS; BATH; CABLE.
u L I. 1907 Mason ST. de30 3tF
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ESTATE AGENTS, RENT COLLECTORS
- AND AUCTIONEERS.
IA iortgomery. St, 5. f.
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p IMPROVED. PROPERTY.

m and obtain one OF our "Real Estate Rec
= -vldch. contains list OF properties for sale
IL t,9rrS nf the city
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TIRE BEST OFFER IN THE STATE
FOR A HOME.

ANY person having $500 or more can purchase
from us home on 5, 5 or years time at per
cent net interest; We VIII sell on such terms river
bottom land worth $l0p per acre, from $35 10 $50.
with perpetual water right: no person or company
will give home seeker a better bargain on terms
than wiz. don't buy until you our lands:
our lands are situated in growing county and on
line of railroads will sell for all cash. one-half
cash one-fonrth cash. or without any payment II
purchaser VIII improve or we VIII exchange and
take city improved or unimproved property part
ING INVESTMENT COMPANY. 1928 Montgomery
street no27 tf SuWe
T OF 56xlIs, ON SAN LEANDRo ELECTRIC
IL car line; house of rooms; this must be sold:
price. for week, 1880; terms easy. WILLIAM
NJ DE WOLF Fruitysie station, Oakland desc ot
G1RO0 LODGING HOUSE OF 81 ROOMS:
ID OUO. centrally located income $3.50; total
expense Sl25 Apply 70 H. f. ALDEN, or +. W
WOODWARD Il CO, 902 broadway, Oakland. 80 II
C10O LARGE LOTS. 6OxI5O. COVERED
D1UU. with fruit trees; is minutes TO Oakland:
terms SO cash So moathiy; now Is the Time to
or w A. HALL, Mills building. room 6, sixth floor,
san francisco de24 lot
QOS0 CHEAP LOTS NEAR TwENTY-THIRD
UZUO. ave; $3.50 and $500 per lot RUS
IL OOO. nue. Station, East Oakland. de23 tt
HUNTINGTON TRACT AT FRUIryALE-
IL LARGE LOTS 5Oxl25.
$500 EACH AND UPWARD
ONLY $50 CASH: BALANCE $40 PER MONTH.
The soil is high sandy loan; and
REMEMBER THESE LOTS ARE NOT IN THE
But surrounded by elegant homes and within 80
minutes of San Francisco and 10 minutes Of Oak
land
LARGE LOTS MEAN ELEGANT HOMES.
And for investments you VIII surely double your
money by buying at the prevailing low prices
For maps and full particulars apply to 5. ). AUS
TIN, llOl Twenty-third ave-. East Oakland de4 I'm
C.I ONE DOLLAR DOWN.
II L. $i-ONE DOLLAR WEEK
FOR LOTS $3.50 EACH
MELRUSE STATION TRACT.
7OLOTS SOLD LAST MONTH
II. Is PINNEY. OWNER,
907 BROADWAY, OAKLAND.
OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS nos Il
C.10 A MONTH WILL BUY A HOME IN SAUSA-
u ~ Tito. T. D. SPARROW. 62S Market ly9 II
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G. 81 M A PICKUP: NICE NEW BAY-wIN-
= tkIVt- dow cottage of rooms, etc; Larkin
81 .Iota27 :6xl10: part cash.
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n 7O5l ELEGANT NEW RESIDENCE ON
Sf ~. sAshbury 81: lot - :5xl 10: stable etc.
rlck foundations: all modern improvements.
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d SO0 IMPROVEMENTS on MoN~GoM-
n O+lUU. cry ave, consisting Of stores and tene-
,1Sants. l6t % .6x6S. g
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II you desire can erect a house according to
your WI plans in any part OF tho city.
For particulars apply TO l. LANDER. 8 Mont
gomery st. nolS Il Fri1uThu
THE HOME BUILDING COMPANY u MONT
gOmery ST.. IS prepared to furnish plans. Specif-
cat Obs add estimates for any class OF building. any
where, for cash or on the installment plan; call at
the Office and Inspect plans: the Home Builder +"
published monthly, contains series OF articles In
teresting to intending builders. with elevations and
floor plans sample copies free. nOl6 t. Wesu
G1d00 REDUCED-CHoICELEv LoG ON
u 1OO. oath. near Diamond; severed. WILL
son CARR. Is Posi- st de31 2t
GI7R0 COTTAGE OF FIVE ROOMS ON OLA.
u = . OO. mOnd St, near 25th.
$3200-COmF ortabfe house Of 8 large rooms on
Diamond ST., near 25th.
kiye-reom cottages, $1,000 ana s2l00 each or
25th ST., hall block west of Castro.
All finished complete with bay-windows. baths
wood maBteis, hOOred Easements. iron fence, stone
sidewalks and only l block west from Caslro4s.
cars
on VERY EASY TERMS
BY r. NELSON. builder. 1920 25th st. near
Caslro. de2s If
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GCs=S0 CORNER on SUFFER- ST: 2-sTORY
I = ~. house OF rooms aud cottage of
rooms and bath; rent S73; lot 65x53:lL
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C.~QOn 2-sToRY HOUSE on THE SUNNY
CNOUOO. line o. 18TH St, Market; lot 25x
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$50 per month VIII purchase fine cottage Of
rooms and bath
$40 per month will secure a Groom cottage in
desirable location.
S45 and upward. all sorts OF 2-story houses. from
the most costly finished 10 the most inexpensive;
all IN desirable neighb0rhoOds
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

run
Q.oEO FURNISHED PRIVATE HOUSE FOR
large garden; best location: $40 rent. Address A.
F., box 90 Call Branch Office. jail OTIS
n Ew FURNITURE OLA ROOMS CHEAP: FLAT
~ f,r rent. 22l Austin st. de3O 3G*
MUST BE SOLD BEFORE JANUARY 10. NEW
wi hardwood furniture of rooms; paying WELL
terms easy. 108 Taylor ST. deaf 7t*
TOR BUYING AND SELLING FURNITURE,
+ etc visit City Furniture Co.. 434 urk st. re-
pairing, moving, packing, shipping at lowest rates
IA LEY BROS 93I Observation-Disclosures
" carpets stoves CHEAP: cash, instalm' IS. no3 ly
GOOD CHANCE-YoUR HOUSE FURNISHED
VI complete with furniture, carpets stoves,
tains, Blankets pictures and mirrors at cash prices
on easy instaIiments: small deposit M. FRIED
MAN CO.. largest install lment house on the coast,
22S-230 Stockton ST., 237 Post; open evenings;
prompt attention paid to country orders | II
A oTICE-I AM Now Al 1875 FOURTH (NEw
IN building), and offer large stock OF general
household furniture reduced prices; 500 carpets,
good rs new: stoves, So; antique chamber suits,
s.s s parSF suits 80 s1sa Or @ :, all It
FURNITURE WANTED.
A UCTIONEER = WILLIAM BUTrERgIELD.
~ 352 Montgomery (Safe Deposit Bldg ;. cor.
California, 20 years in the business buys sells and
rents furnished houses. If
A FER YOU HAVE TRIED ALL OTHERS SEND
- FOR LAURENCE VINCENT. auctiOneer. room
~ Flood building; cash always ready desc II
DUTTERFiELD. FRANK w. AUCTIONEER. 10
ID Montgomery ST., buys large and small lots "a If
FURNITURE WANTED-EVERYBOD SELLS
their secondhand furniture at the Pavilion Aue.
ton House. 3l9 and 32l Suffer- Grant deS tf
| AIDES AND GENTS CLOTHING. FURNITURE
- Of ali kinds bought and sold. 1920 Folsom. SO II
n EWMAN BROS, III SIXTH. BUY ALL
~ kinds second hand furniture and carpets 27f
A LARGE QUANTITY OIs SECONDHAND FUR
n nture wanted: 90 per cent paid more than else.
where. MALONE 10 Fourth ST. new store moot
NJ J SIMMONS CO., AUCTIoNEERS WILL
Market sD9i
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C.E0O0 BRANNAN ST; STORE AND FLAT
= DCtO- OF rooms and bath; brick founda-
tlnua. rents $50; let 25X75.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


0QS0 SALOON: OLD-ES1ABLISHED COR
epOcO. ner on principal street; present owner is
compelled to sell on account of sickness: this Is
rare chance. MCLAUGHLIN * CO., 2619 Kearny
street ds3l 3ts
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GSlCQ MORRIS AVE: HOUSE OF Il
IL ~. rooms aud baths, rents $50; lot 25x
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LANDER,
BUILDER AND OWNER, 10 MONTGOMERY ST
WHY PAY RENT
WHY PAY RENT
WHY PAY RENT?
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GIE O0O POST ST; FINE RESIDENCE OF
u ~ .0UO. Il rooms and bath; al modern inn
flrarefneuts. Iof 25X 81
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+ " LAWRENCE CARPENTER AND BUILD.
CT. 619 Sacramento st. cabinet work and fitting
,p oniees promptly attended; telephone 900m16 II
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For few cents any person can obtain
supply to send abroad to friends, and these
silent messengers frequently preach the Cos
pei as effectually as missionaries. Try it by
buying some and mailing to your friends
abroad.
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Early cabbage "a ono Of tho foremost
crops of the market garden and usually
yields fair profit. Tho winter plants
are set ont early az possible In highly On.
riched soil, IA rows from 9 to % feet
apart. the plants 10 or ~ inches apart In
the rows, and down into tho ground 10
the heart. Cultivate and hoe frequently
10 keep the ground mellow, moist and
free from weeda. Occasional dressings
Of nitrate OF soda. at tho rate OF $50 to
800 pounds In the aggregate, will seldom
fail TO pay exceedingly well.
This Is the market gardeners method.
The home gardener Is less anxious TO got
cabbages for the table In May or June.
II ho Is content to wait until nearly July
for really superior article, no may
adopt Greiner's method Of sowing early
in tho spring March or April in open
ground In drills or 9, feet apart. and
thinning TO Is or IS inches in tho drills,
leaving tho best plants. For u second
early crop the market gardener can also
SOW seed In April aud transplant IN May
TO tho permanent patch or thin to tho
proper distance apart.
Selection Of soil for tho crop IL also Of
utmost importance Nothing can bo bet.
ter than n rich calcnreous or sandy loan.
naturally drained.
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Succession cabbage ia now kind that
promises WE'LL It 81 classed as a second
carly variety.
Tho Bush lima bean is generally con.
coded 20 DO valuable. II Is very produc.
tive and in an early variety.
II Is claimed for the Snowfall cauli-
flower that It is carly, a suro header aud
very profitable,
A novelty among medium early varic-
ties Of sweet corn IS tho Country Gen.
tleman. Tho ears arc smaller thnn
some other sorts, but the quality Is said
to DO excellent.
The now pea Chelsea Is wrinllod
variety, dwarf aud extra early.
Tho Thorburn potato 81 one Of tho ear
hest varieties. II is very productive.
Rural Now Yorker No. . Is un inter
mediable potato Of fine quality. II is a
big yiolder,
The Jersey Wakefield cabbage Is gen.
orally conceded to be a first cluss early
variety.
The Hanson IS one of tho best yario.
ties Of lettuce
Tho Bunch sweet potato, ono Of the
newer varieties, originated in Mississippi,
IL il claimed that It combinesall the Bot
ter qualities Of the best yams, without
being 80 large and coarse.
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Mothea. Of srehInr whcnt.

At tho Ohio station tho results from
drilling wheat at depths of from ono 10
four inches as compared with those from
sowing broadcast nro very favorable "a
drilling in 1892. Tho average results
for four seasons nj the same station also
favor drilling. Cross drilling has given
better results than drilling ono way,
The roller following after each hoe Of
the drill did not add materially to tho
yield Of grain.
Tabulated data are given for nm OK
pertinent at the Indiana station. In which
wheat was sown In drills ON four plnts
.. depth of from one 20 four inches, and
ON five plats at rates Of from one.half to
two bushels OF seed per acre. The depth
Of the drills seemed 10 mike little differ
once IN the yield, but in general tho
yiold increased with the amount of seed
used.
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RIO GRANDB
WESTERN.
Standard ausge.
CURRENT TINE IaBLs
In rncei Iron.rv lat. IsOL


frAvrs aAtr fAKE
No. e-for fTuyo, Grand Junction and
al puints Hast ..,....... ,.......... sos Am.
No,t-for Provo, Grand Junction and
all points East........ ......... ~ pm
No. t-For Provo. Payson ,Euroka aud
- =, SILVER uity ......,..............t;oi pm.
no. o-for biafham. Provo, Aanu,
and -hiina ... ........... d. q. o ni am
No. s-ior Ogden and West............iii t8 pm.
no l-for Ogden and the West ........liil5 a.ui
~ fvrs fhfr fAUv
No. l-from Provo. Grand Junction
ana the Eant .......... -. iitos a ID,
NO S-From Provo, Grand Junction
and the Easi....................,. n ttsptn.
No. 5-fTom Provo, rayg0n, Eurokn
A., aud SILVER Clty ................. 10 80 am.
NO. s-From bingham. Provo, Manii,
and Naliua ... .- Ff10p.n.
10 Effom Ogden and tho WesL...... ibi am.
Ne, '-ttom ogden AM the Wnst-. pitb pm.
Pullman Palace siocpcra on all through
unins. hochangcsi close connections. Safety
speed and comfort.
ttsNft uiiicn 80. "Hp FluIu at---t
u. Z. DODGE, A. n. WLLBr II. BENNETT
Gen. Manager Cen. tupL SSn. rAT. AZ
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BACK VOLUMES
-or TRH-
DESERT WEEKLY.

Tho uil N Voiup.s OF tho DI5sEREr
WEEKLY In tho present form ia
now bonnd. A limited number Of
copies Of these six volumes oan DO OBJ
iainod at the DEsEREr NEws once.
Salt Lake City, in bound form at $500
per volume. It IL the hes; history OF
current events TO DO obtained, and by
far the cheapest, aud the tins ia no,
Car distant whom they will bo eagerly
sought amer by students OF history,
Anxious 10 DO Informed Of the stirring
ovonta which have transpired within
the past three yoars--,he most iutoroSt
ing period OF the history OF the Lat
tor-dAy Saints. Every porson who
can anoi It should secure thosc
volumes while they are TO DO had
for future roiorenoe, and especially
should they DO obtained for every
sunday School, improvement. Anso-
e.stion and Ward library. Apply
sa-iJ 70 mako burs Of getting tazzs
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o,hora on the ldLh. Zeal. eirh anal asIh Of

others on the 18th. eed. ejIh and 2sth OF
the same month consecutively.
In tho next month 4 But Cochins. with
Brahmas. O Plymouth Rocks, Blacl;
Russian. . Wyandottos and mixed
breeds were used az dttcrs It will b.
seen that Of tho total number Of attcrs
three onlywCro notthoroughhrods Apart
from their fair laying qualities tho But
COchins, Ia two successive seasons, have
proved invaluable as carly and reliable
sittors. Had their services not been re.
quirod for Matching out chickens they
would have been broken mp aud mndo TO
lay again. For nn early sitter, when IL
can be had. light hen Is TO be- preferred.
for ut that time oggsholls are apt to he
thinner than at later date.
At this station, whilo the chickens were
Matching, care was taken that the sittors
woro not disturbed. This 90 most impor.
tant, for II tho sittorB are disturbed after
the eggs arc "pppcd" tho young chicks
just coming into tho world are ant to DO
chilled. II tho hen Is irritatcd or fright.
onod. she 10 lil,oly to become rostlcssand
crush tho young ones 20 death. After
tho chickens wore Matched the broken
oggsholls were removed 20 mako thenost
moro comfortable But this should not
be attempted by any but au old hand.
II Is best 60 leave the hen alone II sho Ia
n reliable sitter.
Previous 10 being put into tho coop
with her brood the hen was fed and nj.
lowed TO drink apart from the chicks,
otherwise sho would have grccdily oaton
up the dainty food intended for the tom
der youngsters. II must be remembered
that for two or three days or nights the
careful mother has not left her nest. for
had aho done 70 whilo the chickens were
Matching except In very warm weather.
thoro would hGvo boon no chicks. As n
result she is 50 hungry and thirsty that
she will voraciuusly cat aud drink what
Is placed near her.
Occasionally Il happens that hen will
become so nervous or excited at tho
'pcoping' Of the chicks In their efforts
10 break out Of the shell that she will
tramplo them 20 death. Such hon
should DO married. and not set on eggs
again, "a she Is not reliable. One case
occurred in which tho hen WINS discover
cd eating the cggshells before tho chicks
yero yrQrcrly disengaged from them.
the result being The loss Of four chick.
ems. A spare sitter was fortunately at
hand, md tho remaining half Matched
eggs were Mt once placed under her and
tho lives Of tho chickens saved. After be-
ing Matched tho chicks were allowed to
remaIn under the hens for II or "a hours
until thoroughly dried. with tho moth.
crs they were then placed in coops out.
side In tho sunshino II Matched before
tho grass had grown, thoy woro kept in
doors, the bottom Of tho coop boing GOV.
cred with sand. Tho dry board floor will
soon have used the little ones up-litcr.
ally put thom OFF their legs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-15

The loft above is given altogether TO
the storage of fodder and straw, with
the exception of small apartment above
the shepherds room, which makes u
place for the storage Of wool. A stair.
way leads up to 1t from tho shepherds
room. The loft Is reached from the sheep
fold by means OF two ladders, one at each
end, where chutes arc situated.
Ventilation is provided for by shafts,
which run from both sides under the
roof 10 tho oupolas ON top. These shafts
are made Of inch boards and RIM from
three different points ON each side OF the
fold. There is Il square opening at the
lower end, with n cover that by being
pushed in regulates the size Of the opon.
ing In addition, the haychutes are open.
THE hay Is takon into the loft through an
end door with hay truck; otherwise It
would DO better TO take 1t in through u
door situated above the double doors Of
the lower story. Professor j. A. Craig,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-15
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