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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-08
NOTICE OF AssE s sMENT.
Desoret aud salt Lake Agricultural and Mani
featuring Canal Company, Principal
place Of business salt Lake
City, Utah.

Nvo1iCE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting Of tho board of directors VI
the said company, held o. SAlt LAko Cityutahi
on the an day 81 December, lsls, an Ahsess .
ment was levied on the suptcrtped capital
stock Of the corporation OF twenty-five cents
Dor shave, payable 10 I. John Nutiall secretary
aud treasurer 40 Lis Office No. ~ EAet south
Temple street. on or before the lith naY OF
December, lsll. Any stock on which SAID Aa'
sesamont remains unpaid GU 1hurtdAy, JAnu.
AIRY q o. bhall he deemed delinquent, and
advertised Tor sale a. public auction, Andif
payment D. not made before VIII be sald on
Monday the gith day OF January, isti, at 4
o'oiOck M ~ tho once OF mo secretary. No. @
tast south Temple street sar Lake CitY. Utah,
to pay tho Delinquent assessment together
Nth costs Of Advertising aud expense Ot sale.
l. JOHN NGTrALt, Secretary,
salt Lake CITY, Utah, Dec, Z. 1898.
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EsTRAY PouNB NOTICE.

nSE BAY MARE, ABOUT Z YEARS OLD.
~ hind feet white, cut with wire on hind
legs
ono bay mare, about iUyoars old. fore feet
white looks Ike ~ on loft thiEh.
ono bay horse, about years Old, feet all
white, stHrc ma forehead, louks lIkU % with
stroke IN contcr on loft thigh,
one yellow pony torse, about 10 years old,
burrcdb brand on right thigh.
ono hlack horse, about years old, weighs
about 500,
II tho above described animals are not
claimed AMI taken away on or before Janu.
AIRY 18th, H3,ihey will DO sold at CITY EslrAy
Pound at2 D. NJ.
JOHN o. MATroX.
PouAaksepeT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-08

NOTICE TO sTooKHoL prRs.

once o. salt Lake Lyery a Transfer Co.,
salt Lake City, Utah, Dec. .Qth, 1895,
rI'HERE WILL III A SPECIAL MEETING
Il Of the ttorkholdora OF the salt Lake i.iv-
cry Il transfer 90. held AZ the comuany'a 0nlcn
No. 40 West Temple street, salt Lake CITY,
Thursday. January elh, l-i1 al D. m. Tor no
election OF directors and officers, for tho puT
pose % ammondinE Article 70, changing tho
date OF annual meetings from the lAst We'd
neadAy OF october 20 the second Thursday m
January, aud Tor the Transaction Of any such
other business 40 may lawtullY come before
said meeting GEO. 4. ODELt.
Secretary.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE,


sheep Rock Mining 4 Milling Company. 10.
cation Of principal place Of business,
hAlt Lake ely, Utah.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
~ meeting Of directors Of tho sheep Hook
Mining A Aiillihg Company, held At eAlt Lake
city. on the 20ih day Of Deenmber, 1850, an
assessment u I've ~ cents per shsro was
levied upon the capital stock OF the cotpor
alton. payable forthwith TO william Campbell,
treasurer, At the once 0f the company No
Ia south Main street salt Lake City. Utah
Any stock upon which this Asteatmeht snail
remain unpaid on the gpth day Of January,
lees payment n made before, will be sold A.
public suction 10 the highest bidder. on the
2ath day Of February, 1880. a. " O'Clock M, 10
pay the delinquent assessment together with
cost Of advertising aud expense o. sale.
ny order OF the board Of dlrect1rl.
WA. CAMPBELL,
seer, and Treas,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-08
NOTICE.

TINE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i stockholders of the Fast Bench stTeot
HAilwry Company, will be held At the com.
pany's once. room 10 GAlenA Block, salt Lake
tny, ulae, upon Tuesday, January u, lsed. At
1850 O'Clock y, IN
Q. ~ JAoK, ResrsIATy.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
SAT- Lake Asphalt Company once No. /
So. Main 81, salt Lake city, Utah.

~ NHTH ~ VT 1'"EV W.T. V'HH'
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT Al
~ AmCetinE OF the board Of directors OF
the SAT- Lake Asphalt Company, held on the
frd dAT Of December. 10, an assetsmeul
cent? per share, was levied on the capital
stock o. the company, payable on or before
the lrd day of fenfuAry, ls,9, 10 W. " WIZ
Laks city, utAh, Any stock upon which said
assessment shall remain unpaid on the said
day or February, 1925. thAll become delinquent
and advertised Tor sale, and unless ptymunt Il
made before, will bo sold At public auction on
March SID. isp3 AZ ~ O'Clock, noon, az the
Aforesaid once. TO pay the delinquent assess.
expenses OF sale. ny order Of the board Of
directors. NiLASDO PRATT, secy.
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ArcNie D. SWEET Dtituuhnt
Tho people % the Territory Of Utah sens
greeting 10 Archie -. sweet Defendant.
UUU ARE HEREnY REQUIRED 10 Ap.
II pear IN IN action brought against you By
tue above named ultinun iu tho Disttict Ooufl
OF tho 4 hlTd Judicial uistfict OF tho TERRITORY
therein within ten days lsxclusive Of the day
Of service after tho service on you Of tht.
summons-N served within this county; or 4
served out OF this county. but In this district,
witnin twenty daysi otherwise within forty
days.-or judgment by default Will be taten
against you. according TO the prayer Of said
Ihe said action Il brought to have a decree
OF this court diss1lving the bonds u tnatri.
mony extsuug between y ainun amt defend.
ant. and awarding to plainun the custody Of
the MINOR child. VIVIAN sweet. issue OF fnid
marriage, shove relief prayed OF the ground
that since said marriage defendant has treated
plaintiff IN cruel manner TO the extent ot
causing her great bodily injury and mental
distress. and that for more than ouu year and
n haif before defendant deserted plaintn to-
Wit IN May, 100, he wilfully neglected TO
provide for hor the common necessarict Of
Ind you arc hereby notdsd that Il you fail
10 appear and answer the said complaint ~
above required tho ssid plaintiff wall apply %
the court for the relief demanded therein
Witness, tho Hon. samuel A. Merritt, Judge,
and the seal u tho District Court "a
the THIRD Judicial y strict, In and
tsEALl for the Territory OF UtAh this tn
day Of De embur, 10 the year Of our
Lord ono thousand eight hundred
DAViD q. DUNBAR. CierE.
Nv Gro. -. LooMfs, Deputy CLERK.
w T,IuNrEn, Attorney.
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NOTICE

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
IN meeting OF tho stock holders OF tho New
American OAs & fuel company has been
called and Will DO held on Saturday, the 18th
City, Utah, ats o'clock y, M, for the purpose
Of oleeling u board Of directors for said COM
pany, and for tho transaction OF any other
meeting
Dated December 20, 1885.
W. o HALL. President.
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TRIMMING HIDES.
The Tanncr's Trim ~ Adopted by tho
Tanners Hide aud Leather Association.

The Tanners Trim "a Adopted by the
Tanners Hide aud Leather Association.
Tho hide houses arc crowded with
country hides which the tanners refuse
60 take because they arc not properly
trimmed. Tanners, butchers and dealers
ought all strive to improve the condi-
ton Of hides and skins for market. With
Wow to assisting in this improvement
Is hero reproduced from tho Chicago
Hide and Leather nn illustration snow
ing tho usual form and trim Of q hide
taken OF by country butchers, along
with directions for tho tanner trim.
Tho tanners trim. "as adopted by
the Tanners Hide and Leather associa.
tion Of the United States, is shown by
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DELINQUENT ASS EssmENT.

Delinquent Nouee-tho Ajax Mining Company
Location Of Principal place Of business, salt
Lake CITY, Utah. Location Of works,
Mammoth. Juab Co, Utah.
NOTICE. THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon she following described STOCK on
account Of assessment levied on tho tw0niy.
nth t2athj day OF November, lsuD, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF The rehpee
tive shareholders, a. followai
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-08

ANNMNNs AtlFNNiN " wan
In tho matter Of tho estate Of NAth an
Hanson, deceased,
NOTICE ~ HEREHY GIVEN THAT
N Joseph Hanson aud James winter, exc
cut1ra nf the last Will and testament 81
Nathan Hanson, deceased. have rendered Tor
settlement. ana nled In sAd court Their unsl
account % their administration 81 SAD estate
and psuiion for nna dl,lnouuon o.
the ptrtons entitled thereto, and that
Tuesday, the 2ist day Of January, A. ID.
isd. atii O'Clock a. m al the couTt room Of
taid court IN tho County Court House, SAT-
Lake CITY AID county, Utah Territory. has
been duly appointed by the Judge Of said
court. for the ssttlemont o. said account hni
hearing sid petition for distribution, ~ Which
time and pihco any purs0n interested IN tali
cstAto may appear and show causa,u anT lhsfe
be- why shid account should not be settled And
approved and hnal distribution made a.
rfhyod Tor.
q. y STANTON,
CLERK Of the Probate court
NJ a. g. nrEsE. Deputy CLERK
DANIEL iiAHuiS0rdS, attorney for executors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-08

And IN accordance with law and the order
Of tue board Of directors made on the 20th
day Of November 1855, 80 many shares OF each
parcel OF stock a. may 10 nscessary will DO
sold Al tho once OF the secretary, room No,
iu8 McCufulck building, tall Lake Ciy. Utah,
on the 18th dAy ~ January, 1895 al 10 an, 70
pay the delinquent assessment together with
the costs OF advertising and expense OF sale,
W, J, BEATiE, secretary.
SALT Lake city, December Is, 1895
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-08
NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il stockholders Of salt Lake Rapid Transit
Company will be held A. tho sompauy's once
In GAlenA block, talt Lake Oty, Utah, upon
Tuesday, January iath, 1873 Al 2 O'Clock y IN.
J. \, CAMERON, President
o. d. JACK, Secretary.
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NOTICE.

rINHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il stockholders Of the Poppefton Place and
Fort Douglas Rapid Transit Company will 10
hold At lhe conpAny's once, hoom 10 GAlena
block, Salt Lake City, Utan, upon Tuesday,
January IAN, lsgd At o'c0ek y. m.
d, D. COLBOhS, President
CT. JACK, Secretary,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-08

And IN accordance with law and by order Of
the board Of Directors made respectively %.
tutcr ggth. los. nd November inth. 1855. 20
many shares u UaCh parcel u ~ n stock aA
may be necessary VIII be sold az tie uiilcc Of
the company, room No. as Progress building,
~ salt Lake Guy, Utah. on the 10Th day ~ Jai..
uaTy, Atthc hour Of : O'Clock D. ~. Of said day,
90 pay delinquent Asscssmont thereon, to-
u such sale.
December 20, 1895.
GEO RYAN,
soerstaryof West Cable Mining COMPANY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-08

And 10 accordance with law and the order OF
the board OF directors made on tho twenty nth
day Of November. 1895, 80 many shares OF each
parcel Of stock as may DO necessary will 10
SOLE At the Ufhro OF the company At Rooms 20
and "a, GAlonA Block, salt Lake City, Utah, on
saturday the eighteenth (lsthl day NJ January,
1896. NJ two O'Clock y. m, TO pay the delinquent
ASSESSMENT. together with the COSTS Of AdyeT.
Using and expense OF sale.
IsAAC JENNINGS, Secretary,
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

The CoptiheniAi MArEot Company Of Utah, no
principal place OF bubluets, salt Lake City.
Utah, once tOom, Emporium Buiding,
corner first south and Main streets.
NJ Office InERE ARE DELINQUENT
" on the folloNing described stook, on &C
count ~ assessment levied on the 2ith OF No,
yembrT, isgi. tho several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective shareholders. ~
follows
Certln.
Name. cate. Shares Amount.
WIN, O Jonnlngso. u g Si8 20
WIN, q, Jenninga,.,, is a. 2ll so
Ana In accordance with law ana the order Of
the board Of directors made on the 2ath day Of
November, ls9i, 20 many shares OF each parcel
Of such stock as may be neet ssAry Will be sold
NJ the once ~ tho COMPANY, room q, Emporium
hui|diug, eorner fTst south and Main streets,
salt Lake CITY, utah, on TIE 18th day OF ianu'
Afy, 1895, nj 2 IN OF said day, 20 pay delin'
queut assessment thereon, together win the
cost Of advertising and expense OF sale
jos, A. JEh NlNGs, Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-08

Cd,drrh caused hodrse-
ness and difficulty ~
speaking. I also 10 d
great crisnt lost hearing.
lighthouse 0fEiy's Cream
balm dropping Of mu.
Gus has ceased, r0icc and
hearing gredilV impror-
ed, w. DluidsoH, A.
torHcy Lar, Monmouth
No.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-08

The People Of the Territory Of Uiah aend
Greetings 70 jens q. RisEaard,
Defendant
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ptllNoutnr AssessMINI NoTIoe.

The West Gable Mining and Milling Company.
prinoipal place Of business Salt tahr tity,
1tah, locatloH Of Mines Tiuuc Mining Lia'
trict, JuAb County, Juh.
NOTICE ~ uEHEuY GIVEN THAT
~ there are delinquent upon tho following
subscribed capital Atocs o. THIS conplny on
Acrodnt OF assessment No. :, LEVIED on thc tth
day OF october. lH'i, the several amouuia
sel opposite lhc names o. the respective stock
holders DO follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-08

For sale by 2. c. NJ. l.. Clark FL
dIedge & Co, Western Hardware Co.
Salt Lake Hardware Co., and Geo 4
Lowe. 9Alt LAks City. Utah.
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Ap.Ttiois 10 applied Ito eaoh nostril and 10
arseAhc, Price . osnti ~ drEgists Or BY mai,
KLf hnofiiEnA. u waTrun street. New
Yar=
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pEllNourNI ASSESSMENT.

Delinquent notice. Buckeye ME-. 4 Milling
company, Location Of principle place Of
butinets, salt Lake CITY, Utah. Location
OF Iaine, JuAb county, Utah.
NOTICE THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon tho following described stock, on
account OF assessment levied on tho 9pth day
OF Nov, isp9. the several amounts set opposite
the Names OF the respective shAreholdera a.
folloWH!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-08
GOOD FOR EVERYBODY

Almost everybody takes some laxative
medicine ~ cleanse the system and keen ths
blood pure. Those who take SlMMO',
LIVER REGULATOR liquid or powder
get all the benefits Of a mild and plelsau.
lNatIve and tonie that puHhcs tie blood
md strengthens the whole system. AM
more than this: SIMMONS LIVER RUGu.
LAtOR regulates tho Liver. keeps Il active
and healthy, and when the Liver is Boz
good condition you find yourself tree tr0r
Malaria, Biilousness, Indigestion, Si,.
Headache and Constipation, and MA 0.
hat worn out and deblIitatel feeling
These arc all caused BY a sluggish lIvrg
Good digestion and freedom from stomach
troubles Will only be had when th. lNu
Is properly nt work. II troubled with agN
II these complaints, try SIMMONS llVI
REGULATOR. The King Of Liver Mel.
Ones, and Better than Pills.
Sc-EvERY PACKAGES
Has tho n Stamp In red on wrapper
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10 s.,.i ps,,srs.' Allay. Phin snd iSn,mms.
tion, HsAlt the Sores, ffotoes The hsmbfaus
from cold, Restores the senses Of TAsts and
smell Tho BALM 10 qulotly absorbed and
gives relief a. once.
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n. a. snitH&o. II. StEtsoS. Altousya
SUMMONS.

In the District Court 10 and for the third
Judicisi Distsict Of utah Territory,
COunty Of salt LAKE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-08
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court 10 and tor SAT- LAKE
County, Territory Of Utah,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-08

Tho people % the Territory Of Utah fens
greeting TO Archie -. sweet, Defendant.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-02-19
More About Red Glover.

THE WATCHMAN can do its farm
readers no greater service than to i'm
press upon them the great value of red
clover. There is one thing every Yer
mont farmer can do, and that is to
make experiments with this money
saving crop. Read the following arti-
Gle, get as large piece of ground ready
as you can afford to or dare to, and
then SOW good clover seed. Do not
buy clover seed until you know you are
not buying a mixture of clover seed and
weed seed. A simple microscope cost
ing fifteen or twenty-five cents will en-
able you to determine as to this. II
the village merchant does not keep
pure seed, you had better send to some
reliable scotsman. Prepare the soil
well and SOW as early as convenient,
without any other crop on the same
ground. Professor Henry, of the Wis
consin Experiment Station, in the fol-
lowing article, taken from HoardS
Dairyman, tells about this method OF
clover seeding. The only criticism we
should make would be on the statement
that the clover would make consider
able pasture the first season. Il. B.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-02-19

the least trace of the horn nut remains,
repeat the application. Put the caustc
only on the button, as it burns intensely.
BEFORE purchasing thermometer
invert the instrument; the mercury
should fall to the end in solid stick"
If it separates into several small COL
umns, the tube contains air and will
not register accurately. Nine persons
out of ten think the mercurial column
is round, but this is not the case, it is
fiat, and the opening in the tube is as
small as the finest thread.
SMELLING corn and then grind.
ing it for cows is a useless and ex-
pensive operation. Better results
are obtained from having the cob
ground with the corn. While the
cob itself has but little feeding value,
yet when added to the pure meal it
lightens it much the same as wheat bran
does, and makes it easier of digestion
and ation.-Practical Farmer.
"MY pullets are old enough to lay,
but not an egg do get. Come and see
them," said farmer the other day.
One hundred or more chicks had Just
been fed for the night all the corn
they could eat, and enough was left on
the ground to give them fair start the
next day. 81 want to get my cocker
els as large and fat as possible, and 80
feed nothing but corn" said the farmer.
Catching one of the pullets it was
found TO be overfat, giving no evidence
of getting down to business. Indicat-
ing the cause of the trouble, the reply
was, " Why, didn't know that hen
would eat any more than was good for
her." forgetting, evidently, that there
was, any difference between natural
food, such as seeds, grubs and stray
grains, and a superabundance of con-
centrated food in the nature of corn.
Surely there is still need of missionary
work in the poultry ield.-Maine
Farmer
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-02-19
Farm Notes.

To prevent rust, in pound of Melted
lard dissolve halt an ounce Of camphor
and mix in as much graphite as will
give it an iron color. Smear the tools
with this mixture and rub them off with
cloth the next day. Another good
preventive coating is made from a mix
ture of lard and resin, in about the pro-
portion of one to two.
A PATENT food named "nutri tone -
is on the market in small packages at
prices equal to $3.50 to $500 ton. 1t
has much the composition of good
wheat bran, and when fed at the Yer
mont Station did not increase the pro-
duction of milk over linseed meal,
which can be had at one-tenth to one
twentieth of the price.-American Ag-
riculturist.
The best chemical dehorner is caus-
tic potash, to be had in sticks for few
cents at any druggists. When the calf
is few days old, clip off the hair over
the horn button, moisten one end of the
caustic (hold the other end wrapped in
paper) and rub it on the button until
the skin is very red and highly in
famed. When the scab comes off, if
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-02-19

Terry condemns the practice of pastur-
ing clover. We have known clover to
be pastured in the fall of the first sea-
son without apparent harm, but we
think it would be far better to keep
cattle off from it the first fall.
The new method of growing clover
which / have been recommending is
simply to treat red clover nationally and
with the same care and attention we do
our other farm plants. In the past we
have been in the habit of sowing our
clover seed along with some grain crop
and expecting the clover to live in some
way until the grain was harvested, after
which the clover was expected to grow
right along and thrive. 1t turns out
that in seasons of more than average
rainfall enough moisture reaches the
ground to nourish the grain crop and
also supply moisture for the young
clover plants. When, however, the
rainfall is only average or below the
average, then there is moisture enough
for only the grain crop and sometimes
not enough for that. In that case the
young clover plants root less deeply
and fall short of their required water
supply and dwindle and die. Often
they are lowering between life and
death just at the time the grain is being
harvested. Then when the crop of
grain is removed the hot suns of mid
summer dry out the ground more rap
idly than ever and quickly end the ex-
istence of the young clover plants.
Farmers have sown clover for 30 many
years in connection with their grain
crops that they have fallen into the
error of supposing that the clover could
! not live unless protected, as they say,
by the growing stems of the grain.
Now such notion is entirely erroneous.
A clover plant requires no more pro-
lection from the sun, no matter how
hot, than does the oat plant, corn plant
or any other inhabitant of our fields.
In Wisconsin and Minnesota and other
northern states, our rainfall is not up
to the require for maximum crops,
and while it may do to SOW clover along
with grains in states further south, l
think we will be forced to abandon the
practice if we hope to have clover ap-
pear regularly in our rotations.
The way to secure red clover without
fail, is to SOW it by itself in the spring,
upon well prepared land, without any
nurse crop or so-called protection Of
any kind. In an average season the
plants will spring up early, growing
rapidly, and by midsummer the field
will be covered with the rich crop of
clover. Weeds that annoy may be set
back by running the mower over the
new clover with the cutter-bar set high.
Planted this way, clover will give a
small crop of hay, sometimes as much
as ton The first season, and consider
able pasture or aftermath. 1t will go
into winter strong and be in position to
yield its best the following season. or
course, clover may fail, sown entirely
by itself, but it will not do 80 unless
the season is so dry as to ruin other
crops as well. We have tried clover in
this way repeatedly at the University
farm and have never yet had crop fail.