Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30

more hay than you are obliged TO.
Frcd 1t and return it to your land.
You people IN the OLD settlements
VINO have those old orchards that have
MT been cultivated, pillow them good,
anu spread the ground over vol with
manure aud prune them well. OF
couree II your orchard Is infested with
insects snd worms, you should fight
them. You Will be BurprleeJ to roe
the results 10 n thoroughly cultivated
OIcnord compared to enc that 10 LETT to
take care OF itself
have seen parties digging up old
trees and putting out young trees, and
the Tehson gwen was that they did NOT
yield, anu Hyme were no, a. good as
they wanted. Il suppose the tree
sgent had shovel them his fine pie
tutee Of iuit.) Now the way 10
replace tree mat 10 oiu is to cut of
the lmhe aud graft In such truit ns
you want, II the tree IL large l would
not graft 1t all IN Que spring. Graft
about half. II AL lie cut III at one time
IL causes too many sucsers to spread
cut. Pat two CRATE IN each limb you
wish 70 graft; ana when they are out
OF DANGER o. breaking uif cut of what
is MT needed.
have cut trees close to the grOund,
tul had n lregt deal OF trouble with
-pruutr. have also seen old tfees
jug up which II tn y had beeen on my
p!scu would lav0 considered them
wOIth SO, II | had to graft 10 get such
! fruits ne | wanted. You can take all
! Jll tee anu IN three yeare have good
top aul pienty fruit.
10 readlug over the agricultural re-
| ports OF 1895 l rec that statistics give
| the numUer ufthe agricultural people
at rIy.twO per coat and 1877 acres T.
! the family Of Xix; the value SIS .OO0,'
| u0O, 600, the numUsr OF acrep, 564, GAL.
| Oui yxpcrts u pro uce is $500, 900, Coz,
total exports S793. 100000. 50 the
farmers had prUuuceu about seventy
six Ter cent OF all Of the exports, aiiei
feeling the other ff,y.eight per cen'
.! he people.
Now any one would think that The
iarinef should get rich; hut no. Wbyi
BecAuse he let's the oihera do his Dusi'
ness Tor him. The producer does not re
ceive what the consumer pays, by u
10 100 per cent, There are too many
men who are roducers; who livl
ON the laboIs OF the prOuucers; and thu
only way to make such mon labor ant
earn Their bread by the sweat OF thei
brow 10 fer the producers TO cooperate
aud do their own business. The pro
Queer should be the dictator inhtesd o
being dictated to. We find the mer
chant who will tell the iarme
YOU can have so much for what yol
produce, and you have got to pay M
90 and so Tor what you want and hav
not got. There would be as much Jus
ticc in The farmer going to store an
saving here IL ten bushels OF wheat.
want ten dollars worth of goods and
Will give you 60 and go for what
want.
. The way to get at the value OF pr
3 duce would be Tor the farmers to kee
a strict account OF oil labor periorme
/ ind take the value OF farm ami stc c
g and machinery; allow reasohao
g wages ami interest on farm anu mi
II | cbiuery and the vsar on machinei
II and stock; then tell the non-produes
il you want to eat OF my labor y
II nay me what 1t costs to produce 1t.
10 ali the farmers would do that ho
u loug conld the non-producer hold GU
l. Not twenty.iour hours.
l. There has been some elcknesB he
1t this winter. There have been sevel
cases OF typhoid lever and several
p pneumcnis.
a / have been very sicb-had bilio
y fever; have not been out OF doors