The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-13
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the lands will quickly recover if they
are not pastured for one season. Will
liam Maxwell of Sidney thinks there
is as much grass now as ever. 3. 3.
Brooks OF Casper says the principal
need is sure drought-resisting hay
states all the arid lands and allowing
them to lease; building reservoirs and
sinking artesian wells
George Mitchell of IVA says all live
stock is obliged to exist on vegetation
found on the open range all the year
round He estimates the capacity at
SO cattle TO the square mile. Let every
stock grower lease, ne says, all the
land he desires to pasture, at a rental
of not more than a cent per acre
Then they will SO manage it as to
give the natural grasses a. chance to
re-seed themselves.
J. r. Brown of Buffalo says the pas
ture is greatly improved by cultiva-
ton. He thinks sheep should be kept
off the ranges, as the grass can go to
seed. and it will reclaim itself This
is also the report of S. M. Arnold Of
Lawrence
Answers have also been received
from A. Nelson, Albany; Henry P
Rothwell, Embar; Robert .Zait, Islay;
Frank S. Lusk, Lusk; Henry Farthing
Cheyenne; r, Brackenbury, Carbon; A.
J. Boutwell, Berthaton; Ora Haley,
Laramie; Lyman B. Cooper, La Bouta;
Charles F. Miller. Cheyenne; j. w
Prince, Shell; Osgood Johnson, iva,
and many others.
INTEREST IN THE ELECTIONS.
To the elections in Colorado, Mary
land and Kentucky. this fail the ma
tfonal managers of both great parties
are looking for results that wild be most
significant as to the future of the sill
yer question. Kentucky is expected to
afford distinct. record of the gold
Democratic vote, and MARYLAND is re-
lied upon to contribute evidence as to
the effect Of a mild effort at compro-
mise between the two wings of the
/ Democratic party. In these states,
therefore. there will be fully tested the
respective policies of compelling the
gold boilers to stay out of the party,
and of giving them an opportunity to
come back on probation. That the gold
Democrats appreciate the situation
fully is shown by the fact that in Ken
lucky they are making every conceive
able effort to poll large vote, while
in Maryland they have no ticket in
the field t-e
The regular Democrats are very con-
fident of success in both Kentucky and
Maryland, Notwithstanding the radical
ly different conditions presented in the
two states. The MARYLAND Democrats
insist that their platform does not pre-
sent the slightest sign of surrender on
| the silver question. but that it is so
| Worded that a gold bolter who has the
inclination to vote the regular ticket
cannot find a good excuse for staying
out. 40
COLORADO SITUATION.
To Colorado the alleged silver men
who remained in the Republican party
last year are looking with, the keenast
| interest, and all the Republican poll
ticians from the intermountain states
i who visit the capital at this season ad
unit the particular significance of the
election in that state. II Judge Hayt
is elected it will be looked upon as a
clear and distinct victory for the Nc
KiDley Republicans and heraIded to ev-
cry part Of the country as the Begin
! ming of the end Of all effort for indie
| pendent bimetalliSm.
! Judge A. c. Botkin, of Montana eX-
presses rlae sentiments Of the Mckinley
! Republicans of this region when he says:
! L have hoped for just such a reunion as
this between the Mckinley and Bryan
Republicans. If he is successful it will
! have decidedly helpful effect on us. and
| | have little doubt that we will be able
! to effect a union of the two Republican
! wings in that state s ~
aof one 7a rai4g | am certain" con,
| the Populists and Democrats VIII never
| again unite in Montana
THE REPUBLICAN PLAN.
This statement reveals the Republican
! plan in the west. The party hopes to re-
/ deem several of the states that went fol
I Bryan, by extending the Colorado plan
1t is simple. The Mckinley Republicans
| VIII swallow, without a grimace whatever
nominations the Silver Republicans may
make. And if the ticket so endorsed is
successful they will claim an out-and-ou'
| gold victory. At Republican nationa
headquarters 1T is known that Judge
! Hayt declared that he would vote for
| Bryan again if occasion arose and tina,
| he said he would not accept the Nc
| hiniey Republican nomination If it in
I volVed endorsing the st. Louis platform
| Yet these managers are already advertis.
i ing his nomination throughout the coun.
! try as evidence that the western silver
! Republicans are returning en- masse tc
| the fold.
! CRIMINAL CODE.
The commission to codify the crimina
I and penal laws of the United States lia.
addressed inquiries to a number of dis
| trict judges and attorneys. among others
those oftCoIcrado and Utah.. asking then
to communicate any suggestions they
| may have derived from their experience
| in administering the laws They also ash
! these officers TO state their views as u
! the need of a code and What it shall EN-
| brace.
The acting acknowledgement of thu
army has issued instructions to all of
ficers of the army that the American
Surety company of New York and tn,
City Trust company of Philadelphia hav,
| qualified to do business in Utah anC
complied with army regulations,
ORIENTAL RUG EXHIBIT
At Walkers.