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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-02

~or,cr Is uEREBY GIVEN THAI 49, al
~ oliSSt - an nrder OF sale ana leo'IIVtsd
,ln,,cios,'r, TO me dnectod iipn s,,,ty of
insirirt court OF the stSle et u.a"' ooiing. IN
salt LAKE. in the ease thetetn, lenrv Wag.
which 4, N. Deere 10 plalh ~ Shn WAGNER
No. .,,o,, Gninusnv, a corporation, Wv Vim,
~ ~, ~ ths NeuubuC u cotpor htuu, ing
., t ,e' ~ ssorue uileus and brlHha" ,'an
T,,,s, Tompapy corporation 50 ratsr
nnts 10 when order OF sHio anu TO- tnt snle
ence 4. hereby made, | thhll S,dIrr for
nj public auction to tue 1b"ba Jnint CITY
"a f'nrnty HuIIning In the Oiy ahu 1917
% ssitIae stale 4 Utah. upoa inuilcinrs
~ al fnv Of Aprii A ID 1877, az !. III ia
nnon Of said day the properly tite.
inW described ana Az 'hv -" Nae.
elSim or interest OF said hen' n agener
amer, MhrgAretha hsoupsri ~ IND ne.
,n,b,,r Wiiiinn schauillsr, GeoIse WI ~
AND Utirham Young ltust Oompah! ,iuats in
tle foltowing described rcai ustaW ~
AL, i An Comfy. state Of Utah, 70 WI Guar.
Au Of The easl halt Of the nurthN ~. ssctttion
ter and lots one tD and TWO " " onr n
eleven an, township lll sonun' ethc iene-
nast ,alt Lake meridian, with al Wv svsca
ments, heTedtsmch's m"
tnercunto belonging. ,,,,,nraf ~ block
.isn ali OF the south half OF lot one y,s,V',y
.t.ty threS Mai "B" salt Lake CITY snrsiN,y'
,ngsther with all tho tenemenls nu.o,,,,r
msnts privileges aud appurIenapees W., .' AT
belonging to be SOFA Is , .no " nnJ IND
Henry wagner. MarehrethA W ns.he IA ordel
| WAGNER brewing Company, uhuu isa
! n, snie and deeToa III tnc ABOVE ohusS, N
| Da'o" S"' CYRUS l. HAWLhh.
| nons,yer OF the wHgener lirewing Oomp'"'
sfnrnrss & ,Nlru, fiRinuN's AItofhe!e'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-02

~ Office is HEhEBY GIVEN THAI
~ nnr.unnt TO an order of sale and decree
n foreclosure TO re directed from ths rn.Iu
Jadirlal District Court Of the state OF Ian
county OF salt Lake, IN accuse therein penu'
ing wherein stephen Hays Is plaihuu ana lhe
Iicuwaukee sold and silver Minihs sompI n,sd
Andrew Christophorson, and J. Q. swan. IN
tetyeuor, are defendants. TO Whlch oruer ~
salc aud decree Of foreclosure reference -
nereby made. shall expose ior SAFE AZ puD'
iic auction 70 the highest bidder Tor cash Nv
the west front door OF the County ourt hpusc
IN the city u salt Lake, county o. ost E"Iv
state OF Titan, on tho 18th day Of March. 4 y
1ssT at IL O'clock noon, ali the right, utle,
claim and interest Of the IleuwAuEee Golu
and silver Mining company, Sorpotahon'
Michael shaughueesy. Andrew Ihris,,,3pn III,
son and J. o Swan, OF, in and TO the following
Described real estate, situate, lylng anu pelni
in the county OF salt Lake, state oil Utah' hnu
uarticul arly cescribed az follows, to'Wlls IN,
lneuwAukSp group OF mines, situate, lying ana
being in the west Mountain Mining DlsuicN
salt Lake County, Utah, and more phruo,
ularly named rs follows; The lieuwhute'
Mining CLAIM the 1ieuwankoo No. Mlnini
Clam: the Ttlden Mining CLAIM the LorcnL'
Mining Claim; the Ely tor ElD Mining Clhiul
| tho George Mining Clam; the surprise MIN
,nts Claim tho Kelsey Mining Claim, the 1yl
| Mining Olsim; the Mystic Mining lain w
| Accident Mining CLAIM; the APEX Mipln
| clam; the Caledonia Mining claim, the Clio
! Mons Mining Claim; the Mcqueen Mimi
| Claim; the Side Issue MINING Cllln IN
| Azeuc Mining Clam, the Protector mimi
| Claim, and the eutplus Minink oustn,, ~
\ gether with all the tenoments, hefedltamenl
I md appurtenances thcreunto belonging {
10 anyvise appertaining. to be sold as u
property OF the lieuwArkee COD anu sily'
| Mining Company, n corporation, and Michh
Ehsughnnessy, under snid order OF sale al
| decree In the above cause. ..,.,
Dated nj salt Lake City, Utah, this 18th di
of / ebruary, a. ID. 1871.
Sheriff of salt Lake CounIY, Utah.
by J. b. THiMoNY,
I
BooTH, LEE & GRAF,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-02

A new fungicide for the treatment OF
smuts bears the name oeres-pulver. 1t
consists mainly Of potassium sulphide.
An extra early forcing radish, remark
able for the small size of its leaves and
called leafess radish, is said to be Of ex
cellent quality.
An exchange calls attention TO q
neat package for green beans, peas, etc.
1t is the half barrel basket. 1t is an ex-
aggerated edition of the peach basket,
though much higher in proportion TO its
size. 1t has o wooden cover
Farm journal says: Do not plan 10
plant any one kind of fruit tree il q
solid block. BE sure and mix the varie-
ties. Otherwise the orchard will never
bear as ii should
The practice Of feeding the grain
crops, oats or oats and peas unthrashet
is becoming common in some localities
The hot water treatment is now very
generally advised for the prevention o
amt of oats. wheat end barley. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-02
TRUSTEE SALE.

xyruEkEAs. "IHE SYNDICATE MINING
w and Milling Company by iIs sstsa,n
deed Of trust. dated tue tih dw Of b DrscoIset,
ofllce OF the County OF rooele. in the siate 2,
Utah, in nook "E" OF MORTGAGES. page ~, AZ ~
sell and convey 20 the nnae;ssdneiS ads m,p,pg
CLAIMS, Io.wit: The Monopolst 30 Wy
Monopolist No. ?; the Monopolist No. . w
Monopolst zoo; ne syne'S Said and and 6t her
metals, and situated IN camp fleyu nlln'pe
distrirt, IoOele County and state OF u'Hh'
said claims are OF record IN anu upon VIZ
mininr records OF said district aud for more
particular description Of SAID clalmh ivae,
once is hereby made 70 said records As pA'
Together with all the tonements, heredita-
mems, and AppurtenRnces ihereun'o pe'ous
1 inB' 49,. ..,.-,a.., q, serprlur the
pavment OF a certain proinissory note, male
| by 'said company. for the sum OF sosn, ueA.itns
| dAte the 4th day OF December, lsss' p.ySs,"i
| thirty dnyb after date 10 the Utah NhuonA
nnnR or order, at said bank, in Salt Lake Cl'y;
| Utah, with interest from uhte A. NV ~ aant
| twelve per cent per annum, unul pmu n5S
which said promilssoIy n9 rosi r. md whereas
according TO the terIns and conultiohs q, az
note and said Deed of Trust, sad nolc u wy
aud no par OF the same hhs peeh psid NEE
whereas 1t was and Ia provided IN sslu 'I ~
| Of Trust that should default be mAue ~ Ky
| payment OF sRid note, sad trustee sn aSreI
proceed to sell sald nropetE 1nublic anc
-.
| lion TO the highest bidder for ca sni ioI ~
| purpose of paying said note aud tulnhlit ~
uischarging the duties and obngalohs "i 'A'
trust, 49,, N.uon.i uAnk
Tho owner and holder OF said prothissegi,
| note, has requested said Trustee loptose ~
reil aid property, or so much Thereon ah , na
ke nee ssary, under and In aocoruhucs W..
/ tho terms and provisions Of said deed OF us,
/ 10 pay said promissory note hna 70 "a,
i charge tho duties and oblgatohs VI "
trust. ,.,.n.a trps,e
: afor,,aid, al the request Of the sald SWh'
and holder of said proInissory mote, M,
accordance with the teIms AND pro,.ls'Sgns,s
said deed of trust. on Friday, me atn VIZ
March, a. D., 1881, at I: O'Clock noon.
City and County OF Salt Lake 10 me e Jam
Utah, at the south front door OF Tue uons y
Il Cont noute of the said County OF s,hii,, 10
| fbung tho Joint City and County put,u,Hff
sell nj public auction to tho higheti nlnuu' !,
cash, lawful money Of the United sts. ~ 80
Y prope rty or so much thereon as may W ~.
s. sary TO pay said note and lnteIshs, nm
!. satisfy the same and the costs sno etp Nv I,
an d co mmissions OF sale, and TO ulsonn ,In
IL duties impo,ed on me bY SAID deed ol uu,'
WILLIAM O. HALL, 1rusW v,a
,. Dated SALT LAKE CRY. Utah' fe''"'
. I
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NUTiCE ia HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
IN undersigned executors OF the estate Of
FRANKLIN Merrill. deceased, TO the creditors OF.
and ali persons having claims against the snid
deceased, TO exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months after The first
publication Of this notice, TO the said eNscu.
tors, At the once of Stewart 4 stewart, az. SIS
MeOorni6s Block, sAlt LAKE City, In the Coun-
" Of talt Lake. Utah.
FRANK W. MERRILL,
ILlZABErH PICK MERRILL, ind
LETTER MERRILL,
Executors OF tho last will and testament of
Franklin harrill, deceased.
STEWART 4 STEWART. Attorneys for Exseut.
ora.
Oaled. February 9Th. ls9I.
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In the nistrio. Court Of tho ,ihird judicial
OF salt l.nke


Tho Commercial National ps ils,r,,a
City, a corporation piA'h''"'
FRANKLIN Reed, defendant
Tho state Of Utah hends groeung 10 ff""
Reed defendant ..,.,,,.sn Tn .p.
yTOu Al.E HEiiEBY REQultED ~ a.,
near in an action brought againht y uu ~
- ,t.nyc a med nlaIptif m the DIstrict Iouis
Of the Third Judicial district o. IN M "A ,pere
Utah. and to answer the eompihiuts Ia day OF
IN within ton days tGxciusiYo OF Wy 80" sGG,y
saryicel after hoservice on you OF tn'S ~" Z,
mons--If served within nm eounW ,t.3r,et.
served out of this equity. pnt , IN ,r,ibn forty
wttnin twenty days; othol Mise Wi'hm - man
days-or Judgment by deifull VII 20 sa .a,d
against You, according to the prayer VI '''N
o0 ab1e sn,d action is brought to have indgmons
against defendant on ten eauses OF a, s,,y, Of
follows: On irst three CAUSE "a nor cent
SLASH. "a, with interest thereon AZ ~ pr a,an
uer anuum from March :, lstoi on IS t,terest
rauAos, IN the sum OF ,!S ", "" ,sassi ZOO
rom March 7. 1871 Tor s.ss pInt slises 10 be
| Sus ~ foilows. On 1rst cause tne anm ar "a
| ss,Sl3 as, alleged to bo the Dalhhou e note
nnpald, on Reed 4 Goodspced Mining
| % to piAintin, endorsed by delchuuan n ,'ro
| no. 1858, for a.b2l.3l, same nhNihB ~ rIaintid
tc.ted Tor non .paymont at expense 70 Taca
", 20 ~, md alleged 10 be the Dh ahce
dine and uupud upon ceEulu Inndsneed
motto, executed by SAID kee eeS q 40 pisin-
In Dec ~ lsl3, for H,76hIa, same na, va,
becn pro cstcd for non payment -, ,,o,n
| 50 40. srd. Tor s5.l lie nP',A' =" - ncad &
| ,sso,y noto, executed by sh.a ss.J las,
tioopspced N's Co. to Rlsia,h "a 9h I1'So, said
sun 'bcins dus and wholly nnp 10 tnyrSon
same having been protested for noh'pay ui'H'
at cost of g sni ,. ,,,,,,, rnon seven
CERTAIN due bllls, executed by one ~. = ou ',,
Sveei. 10 plsinuf, upon detonussnt III IN
anne having been accepted by uvienu i, t. M
amuunts and at dates as follows, 70 W. w I'M
10, isi, for 500 June o. lssi; ios ;OJ nSs 81
~ ispi, Tor slo0. june 70. 1871, tor i.9,
isai for slQO July .. isOl, fot slvp Juli y, an,
forsl6G. said bills OF exchange being uuo A"'
wholly unpaid, .,,r.,h cha, ~ VIM fAi
10 .nnSsr and answcr the said eomnlhht ~
s6oyn REQUIRED, the said plAintn VIII ~ =,
indgmept against you for the sum s!a.si ~ ~
s.slpn: s. 81 protest fees, sl5uU attorneys tu"H
WIN W,incss lid honorable Judges and the sea
OF lie District Court OF me hlL
Judicial District, in anu Lor IN
Isr.,1 state OF Utah, this l3th DAY 9
l'' March, in tho year OF our Lord on
: thonsand eight hundred ana nine'!
, o. Y. sTANTOS, CLERK
Hy }, II. SrRAOuE, Depuy n'erN
/ II. j Iininny, ATTY for plain''f'
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NOTICE.

~ meeting OF tho members OF THE oorpor-
alton of me lnemhers OF the Church of Jesus
Christ OF Latter day Saints, residing In the
Twenty nrst kcclesiaslical ward oil SAT- Lake
house OF said ward on the corner of X and
First streets, in salt Lake CITY, Utah, on the
18th daJ OF April, 1891 at to'cloek y m, ioi
The Agreement for the Incorporation OF said
Corporation 30 that the number OF director.
Of said Corporation shan be nNe instead oil
Nv order OF the Hoard OF Directors.
JOSIAH BURRoWe, Secretary
Dated March :, lby1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-02

An ordinance amending Section Of Chapter
% OF the Revised Ordinances Of 1872. re-
latng ~ the speed of railroad trains with
In the limits OF salt Lake City.
lIO It ordained by the city Council of Salt
section i. The rate OF speed OF nil locomo.
uves, trains and cars operated by steam west
of Fifth West street and between Fourth
South street and third North street In said
Salt Lake city, lie hereby limited to Il speed OF
not more than al The rate OF Twelve miles per
hour. and the running OF trains. cars or loco
motives within lhe aforesaid limits at greater
rate OF spoed IMAM twelve miles per hour Is
hereby prohibited.
reciion ,. ANY violation Of the foregoing
section shall render the offender liable 70 hna
not to exceed Slup.Oo or imprisonment not ex.
ceoding loo days, or 10 both such lne Anc i'm.
| pTisonment
section q 20 much OF Section 5, OF Chapter
| %, OF the Revised Ordinances Of SAT- Lake
| city Of ls92 as relates TO the speed OF loco.
| salt Lake city west Of FutL West street, is
section I. This ordinance shall take effect
| from and after It's approval.
Passed by tho Guy Council OF Salt Lake City,
| State Of Utah, January 18TH 1851. title al.
proved and referred TO the Mayor for his ap.
SEAL, DAVID :. EMERY.
Approved thia 2lst day Of January, A. d.
isV. JAMES GLESDINNlNG, Mayor.
STATE or UTAH, . l..
CilY and County OF SAT- Lake, So
J. David g. Emery, recorder in and for Sal
Lake city, state OF Utah. do hereby eertif
that the Above and foregoing "a = fuit. true AM
correct copy OF IN ordinance entitled "a
ordinance amending sectionb OF Chapter 80 d
| the Revised Ordinances OF lseL, relating 10 III
speed o. railroad trains within the Limits q
SAT- Lake city passed by the City Council Z
said city. January l9ih. 1877, end approved b
tho Mayor January slst isHl, as appears @
record IN my oflco
In witness whereof have hereunio set m
hand anu affixed tho corporate SCI
tsEALl OF said city this the 22nd day ,
January, A. ID. 1871
DAVID 3. EMERY,
I'll City Recorder.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


To AN ORDER OF SAID
Court, in shid matter, notice IS hereby
given that " ednesdRy. the alst day on Maton,
g. u. 1891 at $3.50 O'Clock AIN AZ mo SouhB
court room OF said Court has been appointed
Inc time and place for tho hearing OF pe,i-
lion of Isaac Waddoll, praying Tor lne
admission 70 probate OF certain uueulhehs
Herewith presented, purportins 70 ne tue lsss
wIIl and testament Il MARY ttoWlaof, az,
ceased, when and wnere all persons lhtelsss ~,
NAV unpear and oppose tho PROBATE OF bald
vim. or the granting OF letIars testamentary 10
him 81 prayed for in said petitloh. -,
In witness whereof. have nereunto hss w
hand and affixed the seal OF saiu SoutN thi'
lsth day of March, A u. 1877 ,,..l.
| isEAIJ DAVID @. DUNBAR. Clerk.
| Dy Ono. L, BI-AIH. Deputy Clerk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-02

In In. Matter Of the Estate Of sidney A.
Hanks, Deceased


NvOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN I ~ A.
~ Mary Ann Hanks. administrator OF w
rst,te OF Sidney A. Hanks. deceased ma.
rendered for settlement, and MED IN ss 'in
court her dnai sccount OF her ADMINS u -i.,,
Of said estate and petition for maj dlsulnu
lion Of Inc rOsidus OF said estate among tne
nersons entitled thereto. and that sal.run ~
INC srd day OF April, A. D. 1851 az wy ~
CriInty Court House. salt Lake Clly anu
COUNTY Utah, haS been duly appolnteu " s sit
nudge OF said court, for the settlement OF salu
account and hearing said petition lot ulstL,
Gu,inn. al which time and place any peTsot
Interested In said estate may appear ana si,OW
cause. n any there be, why saiu Acc1 1
shouIi not be settled and approved anu hu'
distribution m nde ne prayed for.
Dated March 9th, 1851. r,.r,y ctorl
lsEAL pNN ~, y, ,n,yT,rI
MOVIE, ZANE q CosTIGAS, Atiys'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-02

Principal place OF business. SAT- Lake CITY
Utah.
NOTICE IS HERkBI GIVEN That AT
~ special meeting of the Hoard o. plTec'
pose by the President and held at the WeY
Hotel. Salt Lake City. state OF Utah, on the 5rd
day OF March, 1897, an assessmentoi four cents
per share was levied upon the capital stock OF
the corporation, payable Immediately 10 the
undersigned Secretary, at the ONCE OF the
company corner - bth south and 10th ! asst
streets, in sat Lake CIty. Utah. ANY stocs
upon which this assessment may remain unpaid
ON the 3rd day of April levI. VIII he delinquent
and advertised for tale at public auction, and
unless payment be made before, Will he sold
on April 10, at y O'Clock noon, at aforesaid
Office OF the company. TO pay the delinquent
| assessments, together with cots OF Advortls
ing and expense OF sale.
Location OF mine and works of said corpora
| ton, Gold Mountain. Flute county, Utah.
By order of the board
y. K. MCKINNEY, Secretary,
| Corner 9th South and 10Th East streets, Salt
Lake City, Utah.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE

SALT LAKE & FORT DOUGLAS
RAILWAY, SALT LAKE & EAST
ERN RAILWAY, AND UTAH
CENTRAL RAILWAY.
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r1nsr.--sALr LAKE a FORT DOUG
LAS RAILWAY.
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Foreign exchanges give the intelli-
genco of the discovery of tobacco ex-
port of Hungary which may cause de-
oided changes in the system of culture.
Tobacco has been hitherto treated us an
annual plant. According to the new
system, it can be propagated from slips.
1t is claimed that the leaves harvested
from plants propagated from slips are
in all respects superior to those of the
mother plant Should these reports
prove true the chief labor in tobacco
cultivation of growing new plants every
year from the seed will be done away
with,
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court OF tho THIRD judicial
District OF the state Of Utah, County
OF salt Lake.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

The Sewer Mining and Milling Company.
Principal place OF business. SAT- Lake ClIJ.
Utah.
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a II Bothyell and X. Il. McConaughy, 60,
partners as Bothwell and Me
Couaughy. plainuh,
VS.
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HE WAS A POOH BAH.
how YOUNG FOX RAN A WHOLE
COUNTY IN DAKOTA.

IN. Held All the onces For oao Winter
and Rather Enjoyed the Experience
rhopeh IL L. Presumed That He Was
so,n,times Q Little Lonesome.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-02

An ordinance amending Section Of Chapter
% of the Revised Ordinances of ls92. re-
lAting ~ the speed uf railroad trains with.
in the limits OF salt Lake City.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-04-30
JULES vERNE'S MANNERS.
The Great Writer Is Simple, Quiet and
Modest.

If, meeting him without knowing
who he was, had been asked to divine
his profession, I would have said he
was retired army general or profess
scr of physics and mathematics or
":G!net ofiicer-never an artist, says
writer in the Chautanquan Of Jules
Verne. lie does not show the burden OF
h's almost 80 years; he has somewhat
f Ferdi's build, with n serious, kindly
face. 10 art:st-lilte vivacity in look or
word. very simple manners, the i'm
"rint of great sincerity in every fleet
ing manifestation of feeling and
thought, the language, the bearing, the
manner of dress of a man who con-
;.ders appearances of absolutely no ac-
count. My first sensation after the
pleasure of seeing him was one Of stupe-
faction. Apart from the friendly look
and the affable demeanor l could rec
o"niZe nothing in common with the
Verne who stood before me and the one
that had Il place in my Imagination.
NV wonder even increased when, IN
duced to speak about his works, he
spoke Of them with an abstracted a'r.
as he would have done of some one else's
writings, or rather of thin~s in which
entered no merit of his-as he would
have spoken of a collection of engrav-
ings or coins he had acquired, and with
which he occupied himself more from
the necessity of doing something than
from any passion for the art.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-04-30
NO. loo.
THE MAYOR IN JAIL.
How the Executive of New York Came
to De Sent Up.


to De Sent Up.
Judge NJ. May, of this city, was once
instrumental in sending William L.
Strong, now mayor of New York city,
to the county Jail for six weeks, says the
Mansfield CO., News. At that time
Manuel May wasn't q judge, and Strong,
who is now known all over the country
by reason of the figure he has cut in
New York politics, was not mayor of
New York. The judge, when ques-
toned in regard to the matter, readily
gave the incident as he remembered it:
. 1T was 80 years ago, and I was Il
notary public in those days. was di-
rected to take some dispositions in
case in which there was an alleged
fraud in regard to some financial mat
tcrs. Strong refused to answer some
questions, as he, / think, had received
the information on certain points in
confidence. lie was obstinate, and ex-
crcised my prerogative and sent him to
i2il. Strong moved in what was con-
s.aered the elite of Mansfield society
II these days, and they stuck to him
through his term of imprisonment The
town was about divided on the propo-
zion as to whether it was right to send
I'M to jail. Strong had n real nice
t'me while he was in Jail. His friends
visited him every day and helped him
Ass away the hours. Finally, after
Strong had been locked uD for six
weeks. higher court concluded that
&c had had enough and he was re-
leased"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-04-30
Largest Poultry Farm.

Farm Poultry says that Isaac Wilbur.
Of Little Compton, r. l., has the largest
poultry farm0in the world. He ships
from 100000 to 10000 dozen Of eggs Il
year. He keeps his fowls on the colony
plan, housing about 40 in house eight
by ten or eight by twelve feet in size,
these houses being about $50 feet apart.
set out in long rows over the gently
sloping fields. He has 100 of these
houses scattered over three or four
fields. The food is loaded into low
wagon, which is driven about to encl,
house in turn, the attendant feeding
az he goes. At the afternoon feeding
the eggs are collected. The fowls arc
fed twice day. The morning food is
a mash of cooked vegetables and mixed
meals; this mash is made up the after
noon of the day before. The afternoon
feed is whole corn the year round.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-04-30
size Of the Kangaroo.

The average size Of the kangaroo is
from three to four feet in height. Speci-
mems from six to seven feet ore frc-
quently met with on the Australian
plains. A kangaroo has been known
to make leap of 90 feet.
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