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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11
HELPING on TIE COOP WORh
GIFTS WHICH ENABLE MORE OF THE CITY:
POOR CHILDREN TO BREATHE THE
<TRy

c,,.rs WHICH ENABLE MORE OF THE cIrys
POOR CHILDREN To BREATHE THE
COUNTRY AIR
\yhen tn. small band OF children bound for scio
\ T. was on the ferryboat Monday night IN
woman IN charge was approached 10y TWO men WI
v,.r, interested In the little travellers ana desF"
to know who they were ami where they were guns
t-pon learning that they were beng sent OUT py -"
,rr,hun. Fresh AIR Fund FOR two weeks vacato'
,,,,o,y the green fields the showed their ac
,,,ro,Ion for the charity by giving s. and - re
s,a,,ively TO the support ~ the fund. Neither MAJ
would give his name but they may see '"'' a.
acknowledgements and have the pleasur" OF hN"""'
that their contributions Will he the means Oh sN"'
= chance to two or three more children 10 eNchahei
their city quarters Tor Il lorths"' VI ''' 49, '''
lie In the country. -,
nne AZ the most pleasant features connected WI
a charity Ike The Tribune Fresh Air Fund Is IN
manner IN which the children OF wel-to-do P"''''
bend their efforts 10 help on The sooh "o'" sun
nothing could be sweeter than the Thought Oh 'n"'
dren who are blessed with an abundance "i '"'
world,s comforts working Tighten the burdens ah'
hr,.h,ep IN. lives of those less fortunate ina
themselves The Fresh Air Fund has "A great many
~ ,hesa NH, friends and yesterday 1t received
check for Sal a. which WAS the net proceeds o'
fair gotten up by seven litt" 'h''dreh !" ''n
Mount y Y The children were th' , M,ss'S snnh
nr,u Mamie l.evson. Ethel Peyser ru'h Sosop,.
PIN, ins.nhi and Jerome Tauenbaun ana seNm,o,t
Al peys,r Their ages range rom '''e. l" o., '' ~.
teen wears. The fair was held on the lawn on '1l
Fourth OF July. Forty dollars ~ "ch,id tr
money and az the cost Of maintaining S" ,n.s.
the country Tor two weeks T. less Than 81 'nt mes
it'll. friends may feel that the,t efforts VIII s>
a vacation to At least hneen chdrrn. Grove
To-day the second excursion to hSse Zee, ,rd's
viii take place II VIII start from las. Of
Tmonn"l chapel There Will no doubt be repeu'
ton OF last Tuesday nne time u ,s,, ,h,.
~ y'ha s.crnd marty OF the season VIII START ,nl'
morninr FOR Pittsfe,d Mass. IL VII INCLUDE NV
four little boys and girls. who VIII take ,nc p'"''
~ thr company that return this AFTERNOON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11

hing that. save one. all the master workmen
WIN havc been disralcd should be Republicans:
OR is there a political cat N 'hs meal tub. or
>poils-sy>lcm African IN lhi> W"o'pi'e' n'''
does the holy simplicity cXcnplilicd in Secretary
Ucrbcrl's course rcsdc-ln his breaS' or ma
IF The public:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11
Jnors 10 Advertisements.
Business Notices.

Roll Top Desks and Office Furniture
Great Variety OF Style and Price.
r. G. sELLEw.
III Eulfnn st. n. ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11
70 BE ENTERTAINED BY THE LORD MAfo"

London July l0.-Sir Joseph Renas. Lord "a'V
OF London and Lady Renals will give uncneo"
n, the Mansion House on July Is to Mr.. and Mrs
Augustin DAILY twenty-four members or DAY
company Mr.. Bayard. the American AmbassaoS'
Mrs Bayard and a few others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11

Here /, william y. Bynum shouting himself
hoalsr In Indiana against the wickedneSs ana
folly u free coinage. and We grieve that the ''"o
of hiss voice hasn't reached Gray Gables yet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11

Since the experts have decided thar II VIII not
be necessary this year to polish up the Americas
cup for presentation TO Lord Dunlav"n che
Defender having already Won next September
races with his Lordships Nalkyrlc lid. 1t Is a
pleasant thing 10 contemplate that to-day we
Americans shall follow "A famous precedent AMI
give ourselves II licking. The Nigihnt is To race
with the Defender Which yach, will win: The
question Is rs interesting rs was the one touch
ing the comparative merit Of The American and
English boats which has been 80 gloriousy lie
,ided in our favor 10y The yachting critics In
Ncw-Bcdford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11

1T remained for Bland. Bryan stewart Teller
sihl.y and their Jealous disciples SAYS Secre-
t,rv Morton. In a letter To ". G. Campbell "t To-
peka Kan by mere waggnS ~ ther SILVER
4" .tonuues' e. evoke from the Niewiess Nis'eta "i
"yacuitv vast volumes OF value. MI Morton may
look upon this az hot shot or telling pi""s'
r, MS I, reads like unmitgated rot oniY
person stuck on himself" t. use the expressive
slang ~ the Bowery. could have written H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11

wen-kept truii-stand on street e'rner
often = public convenience. but orange-peel an
lanant-p-c on the sidewalk are always seriou
nuisance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11

That vas revolving incident at tn" jersey
ca, dogpound on ruesd y. when - many
brutrs were packed int the drowning cage '"''
The cage was actually burst open by 'h'"'
Drowning dogs s II clumsy. cruel ana p'ro'
rous practice. anyway. Jersey city ought To "'
,nnr. .lNlllrd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11

lust think - the moral condition Of l.esis'H
,ur. which even Altgeld condemns'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11

thank you.
According 10 The Boston Journal 1879
fewer baths were taken in the public batn-houseS
NJ Boston tht. year than in the same length OF
tim. last summer We draw the attention Of Herr
Max Nordau t. this important and Significant
fact
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11
acknowledgements

\rKNOW LEDGNENTS
ooreu.n on Erie Railroad Ferry .--''.''' 90
sn,,s,nan on Railroad Ferry .'.'''''''' ,s@
~ ~ pooth Treasurer.
Wss Jeane de r. X. Barbour, ',,,,,..,'',,,,.,sr
s. IA ~ A fair held at High Mount 'ls'e' Az
rroSe Y by children. wv
..,r"smuch AS We have done II unto one OF we
,s, ~ these my children. We have done " ON
49, .'''.'''''''
Dickson & Eddy ~ DroAo"@' 80 lOOG
yraahx sCuthbert Thomas East Orange ~ j. as%
r.nss Nctutcheon a. Co ,000
u IT., u, co,,lscted by Miss Alice Frosts SUNDAY
.nhnol Class First Congregational 'huro" oG
Conn ''''''''''
'''.'''''''' az
Wrs Robert Ferguson ,,,..i,s
M. the savings bank OF Marjorie Wells ,oo.
xsnneh Wells and Ruth Wells ..........,.:' ~ n
memory or Alice n""" "'u "'''" ~
..in memory OF Edith ,5N0
U............... ..'...''' '''''''''''''''' 400
Thank onrrins .....''''''
"pessis" Morrisown. .'''''''''''' 5m
Previously acknowledged. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. io
~ , IN ,s., .. .943%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11

We're it moi that the world knows how sin
cerely, unselhshly and impeccably all Democrat
IT, statesmen are devoted TO Civil Service Re-
form. some Of the recent doings Of the Secretary
Of the Navy might give rise TO disquicing sls
plcions. Why should loudly proclaimed ntcn
ton TO put the Chief Naval Constructor and
Civil Engineer at the Brooklyn Yard accused
Of maadminstratlon. on waiting orders at half
pay have been changed TO a simple transfer
with duties and prerogatives unimpaircd 10 the
Norfolk Yard? Is such a transfer punishment?
Were these men just little bit guilty. or was
there somebody's blunder in their preclptate
condemnation! Is it In accordance with the dis
covcrIes OF Democratic professors Of Civil Ser
vice that Republican artisans are inferior
TO Democratic artisans that 1t was q natural
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11

As disappointed log-roller. Senator Bradley
is not an impressive figure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11

Alas. poor Cornell. Her Henley crew has with
drawn from i'll the races in which it was entered
and will sail for home on July -. plucky
cndcavor. though unsuccessful. deserves admlrl-
ton. not jccrs: but how hard II Is in this ease
10 keep from thinking OF the baby's eplaph. 'lf
II was so soon Ia H. done for | wonder what
II was begun for But there is balm in Gilead
The American tennis-players who are battling
for championship honors in Canada have thus
far carried all before them and shut out Ill their
Canadian competitors but one. and he comes
from Toronto which is about as English town
as Buffalo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-18
Trustee SALE


yITHERFks, ON 1HE ihTu DAY or NO.
w yembor, M Isaac Hunter dii execute
aud delivered 10 the undersigned his certain
deed Of trust conveying the following de,
tcubed tracts 81 lana IN sAlt Lake city, salt
Lake county. Territory o. Utah, tO'viti Lots
one %. two ~, three az, four ~, ssyan 90
and eight u, and tho south halt OF lots i've tsl
and ti1 l6l, Al In 0lnct, (6,1 OF plat SC" In
hat Lake City survey. In trust u secure the
payment Of hia pTomissory note tor the sum Of
h,i.p. with interest payable 70 T. Ia WILLIAMS
Where's said deed Of trut, provides among
Other things that Ia ease Of default 10 the pay.
mtnt Of sad nots or The interest thereon, tho
undersigned might proceed 70 sell said real
estate at public venue 20 the highest bidder
for cash, al Of winch sppeafs by sad deed
recorded In lioos st" OF mortgages on PAGE
as ~ the records Of said -nlt Lake county, 10
which reference 10 hereby made and
Whereas, Default has been made In the pay.
mtnt Of said mole, both principal and Interest
and the local holder Of said note has requested
me 10 coll ssld real estate and apply the pro
ceods 10 tho payment Of the said indebtedness
after paying the costs Of sale, including roAas
ouAhlu attorneys fees and compensation for
tue trustee
Sow, therefore. I, T. NJ Stout trustee, DO
hereby give public notice that upon Tuesday,
tho STAT day Of December, ls1i. u 10 o'clock
a.m. Of said day, Al the front door Of mo
County Court House IN salt Lake CITY, Utah,
thainE the west door OF said huldingl ! wall,
by virtue ~ n authority Ia me vested BY SAID
trust deed fcll the sAid real estate herein.
above described NJ pablo Nenduo 70 TIE high
ct bidder for cash. ,. .stOurI,
Trustee,
OuAEtrs D. JACK. Attorney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-18
TRUSTEES SALE


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Whereas on the 7srd day Of August. 1872,
william !. hutler aud Jane r. Butler. he
VIE, Of salt laEu county. Utah. made, cxccut
~ ana delivered TO the undersigrcd trustees
their certain trust deed recorded August gCth
Nv, on pages ias.iti inclusive OF book "2 ~
o. INC mottgaRe recvrds 4 salt Lase county
Miiliam J. Buticr ana Jane H. Butler 10 James
hesney Of the sum u $3.50, with Interest
,hereon. ~ the rate of o. perctnt per anhnm
irom August y. lsip until pad, particulnr
description Of the property said trust deed
conveyed being 10 fol0wai
Iaft o. iot Que til, block three ~. plat a.
to1ihweii corner Of laid lot and running
thenco east i've ID rods; thence nor ten tlll
iods thence west i've tb) rods. thence south
ten (lul rods TO place Of beginning.
Also part Of l0t three tsl, block one hundtel
ana ufty Otpl, plat "a )" SAT- Lake city survey,
comrenciug al the northwest corner OF sad
lot and running thence east sn ,dl rods thence
ming.
tln, plat ~, i" sau Lsko CITY survey, ali situ
atod IN the city ard county Of salt Lake and
TERRITORY OF Utah. And
whereas said indebtedness u past due and
default has boon made IN the payment thereof
and there q now due thereon 70 TIE
said james iieRney tho sum u 1900 with IN.
tefcst az " per cent per annum from the I'D
dsy OF May, lsi9, now therefore, AZ the request
Of the said james Iognoy. The legal holder
and owner Of sad indebtedness, the undof.
signed, trustees, IN accordance with the pro
visions Of stld trust decd, reference 20 which
"a hereby made for more particular onumeras
ton " the powers therein granted, Will upon
Saturday, the lth day Of January, isd, 81 v
O'Clock noon OF said dato, At the west front
door Of the JOINT city and county building OF
salt iate Ctty, Utah Territory, beinR the hui d.
lng used ~ the court house Of salt Lake
County. Utah. proceed 10 cell said premises al
publ. venue. 20 the hshcst bidder Tor each,
for the purpose OF paying SAID Indebtedness
with costs ana expenses % This trust, aud
trustees fees.
dated December 18Th. 100; first pubii. -.ion
December itth, isqA
W. =. LYNN,
a. 70. JONES,
y. u STEPHENS, Trustees.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-18

VoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO
Il appear iu On Act0n brought against you
by tho above namoi plainun IN tho Distfict
Court Of the Miro Judicial District Of tho
Territory Of Utah A1i To An1wer the COM
tlalut nied therein within ten days (cNcluaivu
Of the day Of seryireI attef the service on you
n this summons-if served within this county
or, u served out Of thIs county, bui IN tins
district, within twenty days Otherwise within
forty dAya-or judgment ~ default WI be
taken AGAINST you. according 70 tho prayer OF
said complaint
Inc SAID acton 10 brought 10 have a decree
VI thia court dissoivinf toe bonds OF mhfl
n onf existing between plAiuuh and defend.
ant aud for divorce thofefrom awarding 10
plhinuh the caro- and custody OF tue rinur
children. issue Of said marriage, and grantng
her other Just relief, prayed on toe ground
that the defendant withont cause or provo.
Uatioa. wi.fuilv deserted ana ablndonedplain.
tn April ~. islt, aud haf ever since remained
away from her, and wholly faded 90 contri.
buie. 10 the support Of plhinun and said
children.
And you hre hereby notified that Il you fail
70 appcar and answer the said complaint %
above required, the faid plainuh VIII Arply 70
the court for the relief demanded thotoin,
Witness, the Hon. samuel a, Merritt, Judte
and tho seal Of tue District Uoutt OF
the Third Judicial District In aud for
tsEAi.l tho Territory u Utah. this ian day Of
November To- the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hnndrei AID ninety
DAVID q. DUNBAR. CLERK.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-18

hNNhhA W NAAlNA bAAf hNANAAh"H
OvOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Ar.
a pear In an a-.iou brought against you ~
tho above named plaintiff Ia tho district court
u the rnifd Judicial ntrict OF The Territory
Of Utah. ant 10 answer the comp lAint uled
therein within Ten days exclusive OF Vie Jay
Of scryiccl after the service on You OF WIS
aummons-if served within THIS county, 90, "
served out Of this county, but On this dtslr =
within twenty dsyag uthrfwise w!thin forty
days-or Judgment by default VIII be Attn
AGAINST you, according 10 tho prayer taid
complaint
Inc said action i6btousht TO have decree
OF this court dlssOlyng the bonds OF mAirl.
mOny between plaintiff aud defendant hhd
awarding % platntin the custody OF the minor
child, lssue OF said msrriare, nnd granting
panun other and proper roiieti prayed %
The ground that on or about tho sth dsy OF
Iune islS. defendant wilfuiiy and without
cause deserted and abandoned plaintiff and
has ever since continued and ful continues
90 live separate abd apart from her without
any sufficient sanse and without any reason
aud against her Will and Wihout her cousenl,
Andyou srs hereby notified that y you fAl
10 Aupuar aud anawor said complaint ~ above
required. the said plAinuh VIII apply 70 me
court Ter the relief demanded therein.
Wines the Honorable samuel A. Merritt,
Judge aud the seal ~ tho district
court of the Tnlfd Judicial District,
ffTAIl ia and Tor tho Territory OF ltah,
this 5th day % september, In The
year ~ our LORD one thousand
eight hundred and ninoIy.nye,
DAVID q. DuSBAM Clerk.
ny OEo. y, LOOAts, Deputy CLERK.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-18
EIsetrIeIty In ArrIenltnrc.

In Electric Power IL chronicled lhe
succossful experiment Of Danish farm
er In the use Of electric power for thrash.
ing. He has hitherto had nm old fash.
tuned thrashing machine drawn by
horses. Three paira Of horses have
worked tho machine with about 500
turns per minute, tho horses being
changed -four times por diem. Tho pow
er transmitted In this way II, owing 20
the nature Of the machinery. irregular,
occasioninR considerable Ices Of time 20
the worlCmon employed. by tho uso Of
an electric motor topropol the thrashing
mill this disadvantage IL removed The
power is transmitted evenly. stoppagcs
arc avoided. tho thrashing is more speed
lily effected, and the machine itself Ia
spared considerable wear and tear. A
stationary stenm or oil engine drives tho
dynamo. and tho current Ia conducted
through cables Of suitable length to any
given point In or outside tho barn whoro
tho thrnshing takes place
AT tho farm whore the experiment
has been tried the force is generated by
ia hei5'lE'N't WI NPoholuuHll 'nHlne
Tho distance between the oil engine and
tho thrashing mill ia about 40 yards.
A speed Of 1000 turns Of the mill pei
minute can DO attained, md II ia clear
ly demonstrated that tho thrashing pro,
ceods with very much greater ease and
rapidity than formerly. II is especially
worthy Of notice that the speed does not
vary even when the mill is very full II
the thrashing mill is moved, Of course
tho elecuomotor must also be moved. 1t
Is therefore plnoed upon a sort Of slcdge.
Another advantage In tho uso Of cleo.
tricity In tho transmission Of working
power may DO mentionod-viz. that tho
electric current can, without extra ox-
pense, produce two lamps in tho barn
and the machine house
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-18
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
Deseret and salt Lake Agricultural and Manu-
featuring Canal Company, Principal
place OF business salt Lake
CITY, Utah.

NrSTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting Of tho board Of directors OF
tile said company, held At salt Lake City,Uth
on tho I'm day OF December. iseS, an asses.
ment was levied on The subscribed capital
stock OF tho corporation OF iweuty.r ye cents
and TREASURER at ms ONCE No. 81 kast eOuth
Temple street, on or before the 18TH Gay OF
DECEMBER, lsli. Any stock on which said as.
aryU m shall be deesnrt delinquent and
adyortssd for sale At pS.ilie arotUn, Andif
payment IL not made before will be solo on
Monday tho 2ith day of January, 1875, ~ :
East south Temple Htrost sSt FAKE tity, Utah,
to nay tho delinquent assessment together
with costa Of advertising and expense 81 sals
l.. JOHN huTrALL, secretary.
salt Lake city, Uiah, D'o, 7, 1898.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-18

cinlly tho case in cool weather, and
loosoning them Jars tho frames and
greatly disturbs the bees. To overcome
this trouble, an Ohio apiarist, who has
used with an advantage a tin rabbet.
describes IL for the benefit Of others. In
a Communication 10 Ohio Farneri
Fig. represents frame aud hive A
a. tho top bar Of frame; y is tho side Of
hive, and i is the tin rabbct. Fig. 2rop.
resents more clearly tho tin rhbbot @
Ia the part tho frames rest on. and =
and d aro the parts TO DO attached to
tho hive. O should be about three.
oighths Of an inch high 40 Ms not to
pinch any Of the bees when the frame IL
hung ON the rabbet. u and ID can DO Of
such Dimensions as will best suit the
rnbbct in the hive. which should DO US
deep "a tho top bar Is thick whore Il
rests on tho tin rabbet, plus the depth
Of tho tin rabbet. This will make tho
top bar Of frame level with the hive.
The tin rabbet is very cheap and very
easily made and will DO found quite
convenient, and tho hive Is just as easily
made for tho tin rabbet ~ not
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate OF blanchard ., Petit Deceased

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undeTtigned, adminl4trator of tho estate
Of blanchard u. fetut. deceased, 10 tho cred
itors Ot. aud all persons having clAimA -Ainat
tho SAID decoEsed, TO exhibit them villa tho
Necessary vouchers, within four months after
the afst publication OF this notice. To tho said
Brower fetu, at No, 3s2 Constitution building
no salt Lake CITY, IN the County Of salt Lake.
BLOWER PETIT,
Administrator OF the estate Of blanchard u,
Petit. deceased,
Jous ii, CANNON. Atiarnsv for Ea,ata-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-18
AssFssMeNT NOTICE..
Tse Comstock silver Mining Company. Loca'
tiou Of pfin,iph Claceo Uualne's n"

NOTICE n HEREBY OtvEN THAT Al
N a meeting Of the board ~ uircct9fs ol
said compAny, held on the Ind Day 81 uncem
Der lspi an assessment Of seven hna orc hAi
~ Tho corporation, payable Immediately 20
Jrsouh NJ Cohen, fc-feiary, athlt once, IonM
ID Hooper iilock, ait Lake tui, luh rem
tory ANY stock upon whieh ms r,ses, me
shall remain unpaid on Friday The lfd day OF
January, isa1. vii he delinquent ana auNtt
tifcd ior sale at public auction, and uniee
payment Do made before, viii De sofa on Moh-
day. January gith. isoI. ~ % O'Clock d NJ %
nav the delinquent ASSIGNMENT, toEclhgr WIN
the costs ~ advertising nud oNnenfc OF Haie'
Iy order Of the boHrd Ot duecturs
Bo0m a Hooper Block, salt Lako tily, Utani
JOSEPH NJ COHEN, seoy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-18

NoTfUE IA HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ regular meeting Of the hoard 81 dtce.
tors Of said company, held on the lslh daN 81
Noysmber. 1906. assessmsnt 40 IS Of sN per
cent or 20 cents per share, was levied on the
capital stock of the corporation, payable on
December let isA, TO the secretary, A. the
West ttroud south street, sat Lake CITY,
utah 1srfitsfy. ANY stock upon which this
assessment may remain unpaid 90 Iuesday
December list, 1873, will be delinquent and
adyerused for sale At public auction, aud un
less payment 10 made before. will be Sod on
Thutiday. IAnuary alth. lsp, at9 O'ciocn y.
m, to pay the delinquent assessment together
with tho eOets OF ndyeruainE Ani expense 81
sale Nv order OF tue board OF directors.
as West second NORTH street. hhlt Lake
City, November Is ~. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-18

Tie hens kept for producing tho fu-
tu.s stock shoSld be Of tho best IL 10
unwise 10 USE eggs for Matching unless
such eggs arc from certain hens that arc
known not only 10 DO prolific, out
which have shown themselves capable
of producing hardy, strong and vigorous
offspring. In other words. the breeding
hens should be tested No breeder Of
animals attempts TO raise stock unless
he knows the sire and dam Of each calf
% colt retained. ~ improvement can