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has leon verified ny pir ies WHO have
recently visited tue mine. They fHy
Ia nine feet Of ofe h exposed.
II 10 reported that the Cactus Min.
ing mpany, operating near Ffisco,
IL 90 have mill ut once. II VIII hn Of
200 tons capacity and Mt. J.. A. Shear
Is tue contractor for its erection.
AZ m.ctiIg OF the Bulllon.Book,
held yesterday, Hoe. George q Can.
non was elected 10 the directorate, thus
nlling the vacancy caused by the death
" his son, Abraham n. Cannon.
Manager schenck Of the Dalton &
Lark WIS indisp 18ei todar, and there
fore Buut wOfu % the Chico thut We
~ uii rumain OF home. a shipment
~ lUl tons of hiEh-Ifalo ore came iron
the property THE morning.
Ff0m officials Of tho Sunshine Min.
lag company comes tho rep II VI tho
striking Of tioh b'Iy u ofe on The
IOO.ioot level OF the Sunshine mine
yesterday. The siriko 10 taid 90 b. one
OF a sgflrs Hat hhs been eucountefei 10
that properly Tor some time past.
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OBITUARY.


by lotor Just received from II. J. Lang.
presiding Elder OF ,ho Geneva branch,
switzerland, We are sorry TO learn ui the
death OF Elder Joachim Pofimnuu. who
peacefully passed away July 18Th ln tho
city u Geneva, Switzerland, after a short
lllnoss. Edor Porimnun was born at
E'cholizmati, Canton Lurorue, SWltgor.
land, IN ISL, ana was, consequently, ~
years " age. lIu has tOau a faithful
aombof " The Church OF jesus Christ
-, LutiOr.day saints Tor thirly-nvo YEAR,.
hfpihor Porimnun aud family have III.
ways been extremely kind 10 tho
missionaries who havo Ihborod In tina.
part of Swi. Zefland, 90 which fact score.
~ ,Eldefs could toS ~. His door al.
ways has been open 10 the Eldrrs.
lhey were welcome, aud Wofn treated
wi d tho greatest respect aud kindups.
by himsoli aud family. brother Pore
mann was ever truo aud faithful 90 tho
covenants no had made, and his tssti.
mony became stronger aud ilrmvr day
by day.
Among tho many missionaries that
wcfo acquainted with Brother porimann
might Do mentioned John l., Smith.
Kari q. Mhsor, Joseph Horne George
spencer, W. W. Rltdr. IS. II. Hiu. and
many others who have laborod there m
later years. and who will be- sorry Id
hCar u his death.
A. the funeral. which was hold July
l3th, thorp wore present Preceding EIl1r
ID. J.. Lang, Elder George q. Nacg'o.
president ut tho Swiss and German m 4.
sion Elder, Onohl, Francis How.
ard and Barton, missionaries in
tho cantOns " GCnoyu aud Wand
the hrai four Elders being tho sp0akors
Words Of praise were spoken Of BroiboF
Pormann, and OF consolation aud com.
fort 10 the hofoAved family. Ito leaves a
wife and three daught0rs-faithful mem.
b0rs Of tho Church-=to mourn hi, loss.
Ho also leaves a daughter.in.law and
two grandchildren.
"why should you sorrow Death il .Neot
TO those that die in jesus IoyU.
Though called 60 part guu soon will meet
In hlIiur. happier tlmrH above.
for all tho faithful christ will save.
AUD crown Win uetD DER the grave"
MARY AVS PAREs.
Died at Mesa Cl,y, AHa1na, July q.
1888, with her iniant, Mary Ann, vile
of VIM G. Parks, and daughter " Mary
Ann and Bonlhmln Il, Johnson, born
June 20, 1850. 90 Pavsou, Utah.
The whole ITO u deceased was devoted
TO love and duty. A. daughter sister
wife and mother she was all affection
and asn lnlior'day Saint she loil no duty
or hor ton children eight
arc with her In that brighter boyoud.
Through experience In sickness, boTonyo. |
mouts and Gospel duties she had become |
ripe IN womauhood aud beloved oi AN |
who know hoL She has gone 10 those |
waiting Tor her within tho veil,
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any ttaot 0f lnu OF wuIou h- s au
actual nnt bona file settler OF ocou.
pant, without references 10 tue quantity
thoreoi, provided Il does not exceed l8l
uCroa.
The law which 'orb Dc the pun.
chase ~ lees than u iegnl sub.
division relates 20 the sule lf
state lands at hubble auction; zee
section rs, page 2il % the laws OF Uab
o. 1896; 90 Say that person who
had settled upon ianas prior o. the
extension % the government survey,
o. provided iu section 10 should be dt.
pfivoi OF their preference rght 20 put.
chatu zane, simply hecausp the trar.
a1 occupied aud settled upon was lual
Than a legal subdivision would WORK
innumofabln lttdship1 upon tho own.
ore ui small tracts, ava would DO clear
ly rsrugunnt 20 the provisions VI that
sUutiln.
Ql,tuon 0-"Can pur.ou assigu
bic preferences hight acquired since
8ufvuyH
/ think this que.tiin should be- M.
swcttt ln tine negative. The pfe'erer o.
Intended 10 DO extended by Jaw is BE-
lufOuhl one, AMI not auCu one o.
would Invest him with tue right g.
subject 10 To bargain anu saie.
Creation 7--"Can u person assign
(aII have tuu tAvo recognized by thia
u1.fIl any land he was occupying, iu
sxrgs % 100 HcrUs, Oh January /,
ls04.D
For tho same reasons a. suggested in
the answer TO the asi question, this
question should DO huswtrUl in the
NEGATIVE.
q leslion S-"hag petson any pro.
terence lisht that ne eau asaigu, 10
Tend hu was occupying on Jauuafy l,
1894, q he was at that tlmu the owner
oi more than 100 acres Of Ian IN this
Atnp2p
80, Tor the same reasons ~ last
above oct out
have the honor 10 be, very respect.
fully you're, a. e.. BtsHOr,
Attorney General.
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MINOR MENTION.

Tickets Tor the Mlkskn Performance
AZ the Grand tomorrow evening are o.
good dem aud selling fist. There
VIII no doubt DO a big audience pre-
ont,
Tho ground Ia ssggiug on Flrst Wobt
between Third anu Fourth South
streets, on the line OF tue gravity
sewer. A few wagon l1als Of dir,
there would not bo amiis.
In some portions Of tho city the
bitches are filled ard running over,
while IN other localities a stream Il
waior running pact ones residence lea
rare thug even 10 % novelty.
An entertainment Tor missionaries
Will be given Ia the NiuCtrrntn whtd
meeting hrus' tomorrow evening DO.
ginning at S o'clock In honor Of EIIrfs
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MissInnnIY PnrlN-

Tomorrow, Wednesday oveullr, a
complimentary farewell ssoIablo win
DO given Ia THE Twelfth word
meeting house, commencing 90
O'Clock, An tAc.Ilru. rr.r
ram ba8 been arranged, with.
will bB followed with dauclnr. Im
occasion for tho marty iH ihH Horpluf.
Du "a mission OF Elder H., 10. NidsIrt.
and lla frieudB viii u.a.uu.r uL.
him Gol.peod on hia ogHud VI love 90
tue world,
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Norton aud watson.

ATLANTA, Ca, Aug. 4.-rho state.
ments made to tho Journal today by
the leaders VI the Peoples party ~.
tomblad here Tor tho ,late convection
on THURSDAY chow thst Senator Jone,'s
iuiuEyiow, which the Southern Popu.
llsis consider n reputation Uf them.
ELVES, has olmpleiuly changed tue
situation. G.. "A. McGug5r, Uusln,sI
manager Of lom WasIn's phpoI HAll:
81 hm convinced tue national e Iu.
milteo viii be called ugga 10 pu, 20, =
straight P0rullsi candidate Tor PfU.i.
dent anu a. the understanding H,yus
g. be that Morton has ITO nnt call 'lf
The nomination, 1 suppose tho lickot
viii be Norton suI Mauuu."
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GRADING oN CHANGE.


A little Improvement was noticed In
the mining stock market To-Day, nud
while II was fer from being brisk, the
Indications were ouch ae To warrant
the conclusion that n any cNtraOfdin'
afliy good chances made their appear.
ance, they would br rapidly taken up
with perfect salts action.
The transfers wert three In numbor
the fret boing from the listed etockb IN
sale Of 100 ehafuB VI Sioux Console
dated at g2 per share. The same ngufo
was offered f1f moro OF the stock. but
no great doaifatillty 10 sell under S2.lj
was manifest aud it closed without
luther transactions. The properties
recognized bv salCa hm1ug the un.
listed were RlcHm nd Anaconda aud
Apex. The iOtmur brought - cents
pof snare Tor . l,0OO.lot, Whine iof a
similar sliced block Ui the latter. TIT
buyer paid one cent 5wansoa was
strong and In demand at S2,O5 tut
holders wanted S2,l5 Tor the stock.
The closing figures were as iollowI
Listed STOCKS.
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DAILY WEATHER. VANB.
Obcrra Ions Taken at utah. Idaho,
Montana, Oregon aud Nevada
stations.

Weather reports showing observa.
tlo.sats Am. To-Day!
Salt Lake City--Haromcier, 2g.96;
temperature. 55; minimum, 5s; wind
northeast, ht; ciest.
Baker CHy-Baromctcr, 5000; tenn
perature 20; minimum, a.; wiu4,
.Uuth, D miles TUf hour clear
Chuyr .uC--batomtttt, - ~ tenn
rofalup, 0l; minimum, 90 wind,
wost, " miles pct hour cloudy.
Hrlrns-Bhromolor .g.ssi tompefa.
turr, Is; minimum, IS, wind, south.
west, Is miles per houj rain, IL;
cloudy.
Miles CITY barometer, 1884; tenn.
peratute, 90; minimum, 90; wind,
wet, o mile per hour; rain, 10; clcnr.
Winncmucui-Baf Barometer, h. "a; ten.
puratufc, Is; minimum, 80, wind,
southeast, 10 nj; clear.
Idaho Falls-Baromelef, 1904; TEN.
rcfaiufr, 90; minimum, 90; wind,
south, 10 miles pef hour; clear.
Gouufal aud local forecast tot 30
hours ending pm, Aug. 9th.
Foe Utah, fair tonight end Wed.
nesday; W. .mrr Wednesday.
Bal, Lake CITY and vicinity, fair
weather; warmer.
j. II. SMITH,
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HuIciuSsOS, Kan, Aug. 1.-THE
Democratic stats convention, which
promises 10 be ons Of the most import.
ant held by that party In kansas f0r
icvrfnl ycuf', met this morning. Near.
ly i's heitga'rs were present Al the
previous meeting Of the state central
Republican state committee was T..
ceived. In ltth- silver people SEX to
be allowed 70 b. M two members on q
iution electoral gcket. II, =. Mar.
10, Temporary chairman oithe couvot.
ZION, made strong speech iayOflng
favor silset David Ovefmeycr FOL.
lowed with speech Tor the union n
the iotors 10 defeat the Republicans.
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w. y. Neal, &. q. Gerber aud Alvln
Beesley. The two ht't ATE Hbou. to de.
part OH misslons and tho latter has Just
returned from one. Rlireshmenis such
~ Ice cream, cakes aud lemonade viii
DO fervoi. a cordial invilstion II *.
tended 10 members Of The ward Aud
ffiends Of the missionaries.
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roNNtNtIoN Id nINNEAroLIs.
Democrat, ropuiisis snd SILVER nc-
uubticnns Agree.

nsmocrnt,, ropuIisis snd SILVER nc-
pubttcnns Agree.
MiNNEApoLts, Aug. 4.-whon the
Democratic state convention was
called TO order 90 noon today lie work
hal bocl pretty well arranged for 1t In
caucus and the chances ere that tho
prortam will DO carried out to the
letter. While the Miunetota delega-
ton 90 the Chicago convention was y
gold delegation, the action taken there
strengthened the hands OF tho silver
Democrats ~ such an extent that they
were able 10 capture the ptimafiss
Tor this convention without am.
Guilty. An Informal conference
composed Of committees from Demo.
cfats, Popullsis anu silver Republicans
agreed on o. division Of the ticket.
Tho Agreement called Tor tho n0miun.
ton " tX.CongfcBsmnn john Lind,
silver Republican, Tor governor Demo.
cfaF iut scCi utary OF ,nte anu treasury
aud Populate fur ll0utunant.govoruor
aud HtlOrrty.gUngral. The electoral
ticket Is 90 consist o. four Democratic,
four Popullsis nud QUO silver Rcpubli.
can. h. T. Chaplin, Ux.spoakor oftho
House, was named for Temporary
chairman Of the INVENTION.
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Liiiio rhllbHes, pIAinua.
"
Charles phubfick, defendant

fINiiE STATE o. UTAH sEsDs uREET-
Il INK 10 Charles Fhilbrlch, Defendant
lou arc hereby required 10 appehr 90 az
atNun brought against sou BY the above named
nlhluuu iu the District Court Of tho 1hrl
judicial District Of tho state OF Utah, aud
70 answer the complaint died therein wilma
tea days exclusive of tho day OF ser,icel nittf
tho aurS co on you OF this aummons-tf served
within the county Or. n served out u M,
county, but Ia thit disIrict. within twenty dAIsi
otherwise within forty dAya-or judgment 10y
dttau VIII DO taken against you, according
" ihe prayer Of said complaint
Tho hAld action u brought TO have u decree
OF ihla court dissOlyiug tue bonds VI mhtri'
mouy cAisunE between planun aud defend.
ant, auoyo rcllci prayed on tho ground ma!
since said marriage defendant mas treated
pluiuiiH in n cruel and iuhuman manner 90
the oAtcui d causing her great bodily iuiuu
and mental distress.
ANA you arc hereby moulded that n YOU fail
60 appear AMI answer the said compliant -
above required, the SAID pAinun Will 1pplY %
tho court Tor the relief demanded therein,
Witness. the honorable Judges, and the seal
OF Che Distinct Court OF the Third Judicial bls'
trirt 90 and for the state Of Utah, tbs l'ih
day uf July, IN tue year ut our Lord one thou'
sand eight hundred aud ninetysn.
lstALI &, T. hTANruk,
CLERK.
ny J. n. srHAduE, Deputy CLERK,
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0mni,r Lave stock

NNNNAN W HAIN aHNNNH
south Omaha, Nob.. Aug
cattle receipts, 2ilO. market stead.
Western atUera. tls1afltU.
& ows and hrifcra, q .uOai2.s0
teudcr1 " 1uaflcl
hhecr receipts, CO.. Market strong
Tar 90 choiso Westerns. " g5alLtl
lamb, ll.tUus3.g3.
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ohicara. Aug I
Wheat--AuEust 90 foptombor. ts,s.
Iotn- August, stiat sept on,
oats-AuEuat, lit. sept Isl
lurn- sept. 1910. oct, 1904
lard-August 70 81. ropt, Iasl.
i.ibs-August, iJ,tihi sept, 10 So
I've aIt
IluN-aa
timothy ii 10
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one thousand share, o Sioux Con.
t0lidaIou 90 o. per share; 1000 Rich.
mOnd Anaconda al z! cent?; 1000
Apex nt 10 conts. TOTAL shares syll,
2,lOJ.
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hNEnAAHn In the Ninth ward Ut Chi. rIt,
AuEltt q ls.u q consumption. Ria T.. talst
lair % the Ninih ward. thIa city. nom ~
fcmuor ., 1851. On salt Lake Jity, ttHb.
tuuoral services Will DO held WrIuaHf4.
Fourth south botNUch Fourth aud .ft. ~.
sltccl Friends are respectfully invited 81
attend.
ukuwoOp. In th. city, August ttt OIL,
cholera luiauium, Ralph bc0fgc, swim .as 4.
1ourEc Henry and Margaret D. UarvG..
aged months aud ll days.
Funeral WI De- hold at the rrsiItuyH I.. .
wet Fourth south street, t0muftUN. Wrdrg..
dAY ~ y. M, Friends are invited
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auio the higb rates offered for accowuos..
proyec tempting aud many loans Wf.l
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hslig rom the b rDompson case
in The police court To-Day, Justice Wen.
gur dispose O. tue following oaser'
Inu oaEO against A. l.. Williams.
WHO was charged with uutainiur
money under tre pTgtuHsrs, was ds.
mrHa wH'trrs hEvIus undoubtedly
urvu amiuHuIF adjusted between the
UBrluHC .u.Tuud.
NluA, Brigham vino was arrested fot
"a hIuh mIod Co appear when hi.
20 w.tCa.Iui and tho result was that
dup1I,ut $40 mudu by MIN when
hraalo., wb. declared forfeited.
john HpNUTH, Uyr whose head
% E.u CUarEo OF EHsa 100 and batter,
.T uu.1 .sau. ..I uw hIs better
uHir uNI have "a hearing on Thursday
al . %, m.
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nors- Chicago Aug 4
Light, klg0aFI.tS.
Mixed. flUffigtO
Heavy, 50. 1udilgl
Rough, &A5u dai.s5.
cattle
hccvoa. gi25dttIl.
Cows aud hercrs. 81 pa 1880.
Texas steer, fLIIdfl.9i
s!oeker. Andfocdors, iaCoaSO.
hhccp--Htrong.
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T.g ..llou %. plCycHss in nking
@ fue FtrnrIa ut Plcafrllp,
Ia f.O, according the town ueWf.
pa 90 Ia .1 the claiming OF the Oh.
Il UlyHring {. o streels there "
oI.u.rr..uu, II somebody could pro.
du % Nap rtioo, In Salt Lake as 10
u,H,ruusighuy and annoying Otslruc.
q %. than alouesi II would be q public
benefit.
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The Rcd Cloud strike, mention OF
which was made In Saturdays NEWS,
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Ia the District Court VI the Third judicial
District OF Tho STATE o. Utah, County
Of rAt Lake.
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Fort Douglas Concert.

Concert by she Sixteenth u. S, In.
autry tnua, at Fort Douglas, Utah, at
$3.50 O.. mp "wednesday, August 9th,
1886, John +. Klein, londer
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After tho NEWS report clossI Iasf
evening the Witnesses yAumiutd were
Or. }, #. Cntohlow, John H., Hunspn,
Cad 4. Hard, Thomas n mur and H..
q, wins. The testimony given ug
them was simply c1rT1butztlvo OF that
given earlier 10 the day ANA Jry.-
upsd nothing nov. After Do wal taken
the court announced al adi0urumeu.
until 10 o. M. today,
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- IL 1mAAhf
OBSERVER, Weather bureau.

Today'a temperature IL shown In the
fac simIlB thsrmomeler given belogi
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The case hgaiust the management OF
tho club aud the referee for Promoting,
aiding anu abotliug tho Fight WIS by
mutual agreement cot Tor tomorrow
morhiug al 10 O'clock anu the o0ut.
adjourned until that time.
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.iivcr-rst.
iead-i2s0
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proseeu,ing officers 30 delicpte aud
sadly em,arrsssing situation but thoy
cone.ustI 90 no Their duty roiwilh'
etsndipr. For como reason Tor "a c0u.
sIdsfab.e period uasl 5al Lake CITY
had been prollsuv the only city 10
AM broad land wbetr under THIS pi
that rs,utouym prz8 hgntOrs uIi
vgitbalt laieffpfagre rlfty ON Ihor
unlsWuI CEILING. Nrwuero ulss lu
mis- country haa pugiIisu uuuu given
such pf9tscuop 10y I|uo, OF
cUufBgemoni by Citizens ie ul..''
know nor care Low of why th.-t
condi'iO we're tue. BOO ihene were
not he ouIy tli.Fa GO. Wtio eui ~
Joint
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UoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP.
II pcar ~ an acton brought against you "
The above named plAuuh IN thc uistlci Court
Of the Third judicial District Of the Territory
OF Utah. and 10 answer the complaint h.od
therein within ten days lehelusNe OF the GAY
OF sctucel sitter theteryice on you o. thls saui,
served out thia county, but in this district,
within tWent dhyai othcfWist within forty
dayF-or judgment BY default VIII " taten
asRinst you, according TO the prayer OF SAID
III lie said action IL brought to have Judgment
against defendant Mar Lsniie N sun OF
III 40. with interest from lee. I, 1925, a. per
cent ptr Annum. Tor tlu with interest thereon
Atl per cent yer mouth from jane I. 1870, Att
per oent per msuth, for ~ with Interest
psr month. Tor s., Is taxes. with interest
ptr cent pc hnnum ifam Dee. q. lspa, Tor
81, attorneys fees aud cost OF suit alleged
cutodby deieudaniMary Lantte 10 plainuh nov.
ItlsgItor 80 with intcreat from dsso ~ por
cent per Hnnum according 10 tenor % ten In
tcfest COUPON notes thereto nttached-same
icing due AMI unpaid save interest ~ above.
and being secured by mortgage 81 even dalo
on promises hereinafter described, executed
Iy tald defendant 10 plainuh 10 have plan.
tias nortEaEo declared frat lien on said
pfcmisfs ana 10 nave said premises sofa snd
proceeds applied IN payment Of amounts due
a. aboyns 20 have defendants barred ana fore.
ciote u nll right, ciaim or equity Of rcdemp-
ton ia said premises. TO have = deficiency
Judgment against defendant Latte, ana for
oiher relief. said premises are described a.
fol- owt, 10 wit Part Lott. Block ~. Plat "a !"
SAT- Lake city survey, beginning At
point seven rods west from north.
east corner, said lot Z, running
thence west three rods, thence south six rods,
thence east three rods. thence north six rods
to beginning, also part LOIS 2 anti 3, Block
~ nat A. rhlt Lake CITY survey, commencing
at point one roo west from northeast
corner OF said Lot ], running thence south ten
rods, thence east thirty nine and oue half feet
thence north ten rods, thence west thirty mus
and one-half feet 20 beginhingi also part
OF Lot .. block II. Plat "a, SAT- ;Lako
tity survey. commencing " tho southwest
corner OF said Lot !, runntng thence east twenty
rods, thence north Two and one-hhf rods,
thence west twenty rods, thence south two and
one half rods 70 beginning. tltuhted IA salt
Lake City ana County. Utah Territory
And you are hereby notified that II you fail
20 appeAr and answer the said complaint as
above required, the said plaintiff will appy
10 the court for the relief demanded therein
Wines. the Hon. samuel A, Merritt Judge,
and the sealof the distinct court Of
the Third JudiciAi Distinct, 10 and for
lGEALl the Territory OF Utah, thls seventh
day Of December. In the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred
David Q. DUNBAR,
By GEo. d. LOOMS, Deputy Clerk
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Grit Ia ~ essential In tho fattoning
pen as for laying hens or growing fowls,
Some fowls arc hard Co keep within
bounds; others arc easy. IL Is well to
remember this In making choice Of a
breed.
Tho best way 10 supply ducks with
grit Ia TO put IL In the drinking water
They like to go a.fshing" for 1t. Grit
is quite as necessary for ;hom as for
chickens.
Ducks can stay IN tho water for hours
or wade about in snow and slush with
out harm, and yet II kept on wot floor
at night will contract rheumatism or leg
weakness Keep the floor Of thoir house
well Uttered with leaves, chat, cut
straw or short hay.
The poultry should not bo permitted
TO contract the habit of holding meetings
ut tho kitchen door or ON tho back porch.
Never feed them there and do not throw
out scraps Of any kind near tho dwelling.
While tho hens may not lay much for
two or three months their owner should
lay his plans for 1896. but should not
lay abed in tho mornings and let his
poultry wait for thor breakfast.
Screw eyes hero and there in the walls
Of the honhouso nro convenient TO tie
bits Of meat turnip or cabbage TO. This
keeps tho food clean and furnishes exer-
else at the same time.
The hen that lay eggs in winter does
something else besides lay ON fat. She
must have oggmaking food. This means
meat, milk, clover. bran. vegetables,
along with corn.
Automatic fountains having small
drinking cups are best for long waited
fowls at this season.
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