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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-01

Notice Is hereby Elytn that IN acoord-
unce with ana under tue power aud
authority granted b. that certain trust
decd made September ~, 1879. o. mo
undersigned trustee, by Sarah \.
liurdir ana John Il, lInrile, hvr nus
band. and recorded In Book SD" page
lGl 90 Mortgages, VI thr records ui salt
Lake county Utah, tho ugdersisned
trustee win u0er fur sale ANA sell 20 tho
highest bidder for cash at the west
front entrance 10 the eiiy ana county
building. iu salt Lake tlty, SAT- Lake
County. Utah, being mo front door q
the county court house ~ rhid SAT-
Lake County, ou March 18th. 1899, at ~
O'Clock noon OF that dly, nu Tho roul
estate hereinafter d,Herihcd, Or 30 much
thereof uH nocvfsnf}, % pay ana dlh-
Chugc the indebtedness secured ~
slid trust decd being 5000 net prln-
clplI now luO with interest from March
%, 1895 Go tho day ul allo at The rate
of 5 prr cent par nunum, 500 OF tho
principal Indebtedness having been paid
Vu February o. 1886. ana also 10 pay
reasonable attorneys Zee, compensation
90 said trustee. cost OF thli notice aud
EXPENSES Vt sale
III tho holder of said Indebtedness and
hpnuFe ot default IN the payment ot
said indebtedness Dt maturity,
Tho real estate above rHferrei 10 In
situate 100 SAT- Lake county, state OF
Utah, aud lB bounded ami particularly
described aE follows.
Ths west uuc.half 80 % lot No. 1ev.n
"a u block foriy-fyc ujl Plat b.
salt Lake tity survey, said premises
beInr otherwise described ah commence
iug az tho northwest corner ot said LOT
aforesaid. ana running thence south
twenty t20l rods thence east ave 90
rods. thence north twenty ,-0l rods, and
thence west i've lD rods, Ia tho place
~ beginning; together with AN appur-
teuanega and privileges there unto be-
WILLIAM u. JACOBs.
Trustee.
Dated February 10Th. 1880.
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p,,STISrss * Tlr DAIRY.
Tho u. Of noras Tor Cleansing MIX
Utensils.

lFhiiUfIN ANNhANNfl
Dnirymcn make q Hrcnt mistake IN
not considering appearances more, II
their goods nre fixed mp IN an attrac-
tive manner and pleas" the eye they
win soil, and then, II good, they VIII
have no more trouble. In this day OF
microbes and germs, one has TO con-
slider health ana Hcrupulous cleanliness.
one ~ the Very best ana safest dialn-
fortnnts aud purifiers for milk and hut
ter IL bornN. Too much cannot be- writ
ten and said about It's power, BACTERIA
and disease germs multiply where care
leHFncHH reign. Many a pound NJ butter
II lost because milk creeks and churnn
and vessels used urr not Kept perfectly
clean. II IL ones duty, and very little
more trouble Ia impart "a purity and
sweet odor about your milk ana butter.
The bort way o. clean vessels In which
milk h set W to iirHt wash with topid
water In which hornN has been added,
using a Tablespoonful 90 a gallon of Wa
tor. The hornN purlnea and sWcotena
nH nothing else VIII, " hot water u
poured IN nut u Viii cause particles OF
mix 10 adhere tn the vessel. You must
wash she cans you deliver milk In tho
same way II III novel sight 10 go to
our depots where the dnlry men deliver
their milk every morning 20 city cuatn-
mcfa. Hundreds ana hundreds of I'm
cnna are Kct In rows, all coming from
the blue grass country Most ~ II IN
rich and pure. and the huttor from
there ~ also good ms gold Most ~
these dnirymen have adopted the plan
OF having their cans ana milk vessels
flnacd out with q solution ~ b0raN
water because NJ itH purifying them
and keeping thom free from Infection.
Iiorax VIII ward on contnEinn ana Odor.
thereby making the milk keep sweet
longer. It's great help 60 rinse the
churn out several times q week with 10
and nlso the butter nrkn that you de-
liver your butter ln o. customers Many
farmers wivra roll the balls of butter
In a cloth dipped IN weak solution of
To keen Il sweet ana pure, This ~ safe
aud cheap ana one should be- prugreaa-
i've ana try the methods that prove 80
successful.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-01

Notice a. hereby given by tho UNDER
signed, being the owners 81 onc-fourth
~ the capital stock u the Treasure
Hill Mining company, that special
meeting ~ tho stockholders ~ said cor-
p0rutlnn will be- held at the office uf tho
company. 2i2 Atlas Block. Salt Lake
city, Utah. on Thursday. ,hc 18th day
uf March, is9q. at 10 o'clock "A. m. ot
said day. Tor the purpose OF consider
Ing the question 81 Increasing the cap
itul stock OF the corporation from Is. 900
10 $4,000. and for the purpose Of con-
sidoring the question % selling tho
property Of the company or Of devising
other means for the purpose ~ paying
IL debts. for the purpose Of clecting q
new board ~ directors. and for the pur-
pose ~ trnnnncting such other business
as may come before the meeting.
u. a. WALKER 1R.,
SHARP WALKER.
W. N. DODGE.
stockholders Of Treasure nm Mining
Company.
Dated salt Lake City. Utah. February
18th. 1890.
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Notice II hereby given that at a
meeting Of the board Of directors of the
nuliinn heck Tunnel Mining CO.. held
nt Salt Lake city. Utah. February "a,
1899. an assessment " one-half ga OF
one ul cent por share was levied ON tho
capital stock OF the corporation, pay
able ut once tn lifiant \. Young. Hccre-
tary aud treasurer, No. COS Mccormick
Block. salt Lake city. Utah. and any
stock upon which the assessment shall
romuin unpaid ON the 10Th day OF
March. 1893. win be- delinquent and adj
yurtised for sale at public auction, and
N payment H. not made before. viii be
sold on the 18th day % April. 1899. at
the hour N I pm. al the office " the
company. No. i0s Mccormick block. Salt
Lake Dity. Utah, 20 pay assessment and
costs ~ advertising and expenses of
BRIANT 3. YOUNG. Secretary.
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Notice IN hereby given that nt "a
meeting 90 the Board ~ Directors or
the gold i.eHf Mining company. held
February 18Th. 1899. an assessment of
one. half ~ one per cent pcr share was
levied upon the capital stock Of tho
corporation. payable February eOth.
1888 a. John Wells. treasurer ~ inc
company. at No, 10 north Main Street.
Salt Lake city, Utah.
Any stock upon which this assess
mont may remain unpaid March goth.
1899. win be- delinquent. ana On March
siat 1893, will be- advertised Tor sale
at public auction, ana unlcrs payment
IL made before. viii be- sold on April
18th. 1889. ~ ~ o'clock noon 10 nay thr
delinquent assessment together with tho
cost OF advertising aud expense OF snia.
liy order OF the Board NJ Directors.
JOHN WELLS
Secretary
Dated salt Lake city, Utah, February
18Th. 1903.
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Dissertation Nor,or.


Salt Lake city. Ttah,
February ~. 1907.
Tho partnership heretofore existing
between J. =. pc.ry ". =. Smith and
l.. A. Carver under the name and style
81 The peUry Storage Company ANA
doing business IN Salt Lake rity. Utah,
o. this day dissolved by mutual cnnncnI
J. q. Poorly having retired from said
rariucnhip. and hls Interest In Hnid
partnership having boon purchnryd by
W. 4. Smith and l.. II. carver In the
future the business win be run under
the maine NJ Dcaerrt Storage. by W. \.
Smith and l.. ~. Carver. who assume
and will nay an the debts uf said come
pnny. J.. -. pEERY.
W. \. SMITH.
l. n. CARVER,
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FUNERAL or ELDER wARREN.

Elder Cornwall. In charge " the body
81 Louis \. Warren. who lately died
while on % mission In the southern
States. arrived here safely on No. l
this morning. Funeral services wen"
held IN the city hail at : o'clock this
afternoon. whore one 81 the lnrEcst cun-
prcgntionH ever assembled IN this place.
was gathered. to pay their last respects
To- their departed brother. The fiornl
decorations were beautiful.
Hon. Reuben q. Miller came In on
No. this morning. and attended fu-
neral services this afternoon.
The Relief Society ~ making prepnra-
lions 10 give the old folks "a regular
good time shortly.
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tiers OF gold should he inscribed tho
names Of the Governor. members of
the present LEGISLATURE aud ~ the pres-
cnt board OF regents.
The band rendered the piece Of music
that was played on Adnirars Dowey's
shin after the battle uf Manila. Then
the Governor. Legislature aud regents
were given refreshments on the lower
floor Of the building, the students being
In the same room. In another room
dancing continued I'LL twelve o'clock.
Every student and professor lett Win
the feeling that " was n most success.
fui celebration OF this great event In
the history Of the University.
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Estate OF Elizabeth u, Pratt.

The undersigned viii yell nt private
sale the following described real estate.
Commencing az the southeast corner uf
lot one, block No. plat "a" salt Lake
city survey. salt Lake county Utah,
running thence north Blk rods and
three foot. thence west six rods and
four ana one-fourth feet. thence south
nix rods ana three feet, thence east six
rods ana four ana one fourth feet 10
the place 0f beginning, On or before tho
9th day of March. 1893, ana written bids
viii be- received al the office OF silver
ilf0thors, lip West North Temple
street. SAT- Lake CITY, Utah; terms Oh
sale cash. ten per cont "a accompany
the bid, balance on confirmation OF
sale. JOHN 4. SILVER,
y. N, BISHOP.
Executors.
Dated Feb. 81, 1892.
Moyie. Zane * Costlgan, Attorneys.
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The classified advertisements u tho
News" ON tho Sth page form N most
popular medium Of Information between
small advertisers and the great public.
Tho price of an advertisement 10 with
IN the reach Of any aud All. Express
your wants through the "Ncwq"
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PROVO.
District Court Notes Gospel Meetings Al
dressed by Missionaries.
snoolaI correspondeneei


Special Correspondence
Provo, March LIN the Fourth dis.
Wet court, yesterday, thu case ~ Reed
amopt W. the Eastern building 8 Loan
assoc latlon was dismissed on motion of
Wniutin's attorney.
John 10. Twelyea W Eastern building
loan association same disposition,
strauss 4 Eiaendrnth W Southworth
lirps,, demurrer oyerrnlcd. by consent,
wv March ith given 10 answer
Estate NJ Rodney y. Swaaey, de-
ceased; nnni report OF special admin.
NHator approved, ana petition to lease
real estate granted.
a, ~. Haloigh has commenced suit
hHhlnHt Robert H.. Campbell ct nj to
collect 500, secured by mortgage on
real estate In Utah county.
Herman Snow has brought suit
against tho Rio arande Western Rail-
Nay company for HOO damages, lilo
alleges that the defendant company, IN
the summer OF isns. removed q rock
embankmcnt he had built 10 protect his
lana In Spanish Fork canyon from
overflow Of the river, aud that In eon-
tequence the river overlooked his land
ana damaged his crops.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
a marriage license has been Issued 10
Jos. a. jacobson, aged "a, and Eliza
Lin, aged go both of Pleasant Grove.
MIS-. susa Y. Gates returned. yester-
day from her visit to Washington.
where she went 10 attend the National
council Of Women. Mrs. Zinn Y. card
accompanied Mrs. Gates TO Provo, and
continued on 10 Salt Lake. Mrs, card
VIII speak In the Fourth ward meeting
house sunday evening, when n con-
JOINT session OF the NJ. l, A. viii be
series Of meetings are being held
IN the Fourth ward meeting house. ad-
dressed by Elders who explain the
principles Of the Gospel as they would
do I" the mission Held. Last evening
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-01

The Semi Weekly News" H. the
great country paper OF the intcrmoun-
tain region. II clrcuiatcs In every city
aud settlement In Utah. ana IN most Of
those OF Idaho. Wyoming. Afizjna,
Colorado. New Mexico. Montana Ne.
vada. Western Canada and old Mexico.
.alt.N
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-01

Frequently accidents occur In the
household which cause burns. cuts.
cases BALLARD's SNOW LINGMENT
has Tor many years been the constant
favorite family remedy, Price 90 c0ntB
aud 90 cents, y. c. NJ. l. Drug Dept,
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cAnpENrEns wANrEp.

Considerable lumber IN being hauled
from here ~ Fort Duchesne i.icuten-
ant Walker. post aunrtcrmnstcr, was
w town the fore part ~ the week look
ing Tor carpenters to put W some build
ings nt the fort this season.
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Faults OF digestion cause disorders Of
the liver ana the whole system be-
comes doranged, llERBiNE prrfects
the process OF digestion and aRsimila-
tlon, and thus makes pure blood. Price
% cents. y. 9, NJ. l. Drug Dept.
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nm sl.liiNn MnNIlIs

Ar most likely 90 mud your blood Inn
pure ana lacking In the red corpusclya
which enable 10 go carry nourlshment TO
the nerves nnd other ogans. There
fore sou feel weak. tired and ilstipas
Relief D. given by Hoods saraHparlun
which purincs. cnrichos and vitalizes
the blood
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&Sa6esSzx

THE American Portor''--is q high
class brew the product Of the An
men demanded Il aud appreciate lis
mildncsa.
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Principal Place ~ business. Salt Lake
CITY, Utah.


Principal Place ~ business. Salt Lake
City. Utah.
NOTICE II hereby given that NJ
meeting " the board OF dlrcctorA OF
West iiuckcyc Mining Co, held at Salt
Lake city. Utah. Feb, n, 1893. an as
aessmcnt u = ~ ono cent per share
was levied ON tho capital stock 90 the
CORPORATION, payable at once 20 II. n.
Niiier, secretary. sls State street. Sllt
Lake city. Utah. ana any stock upon
which the assessment shall remain un-
paid ON the 2ard day Of March. 1888, VIII
be- delinquent and advertised Tor sale
at public auction, and u payment IA
not made before. viii be sold on tho 10th
dny of April, 1899. 40 10 q. M, nc ais
state street. Salt Lake city, Utah, 10
pay assessments und cost OF udNgrtis-
ing and expenses ~ sale.
n, T., MILLER. Secretary.
Dated salt Lake city, Feb. 90 1897.
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Notice II hereby given that at meet
INF uf the Directors ~ the fisaurr Min
ing CO.. held February ~. 1879. assess
ment No Of one half cent per share
was levied on the capital stock OF said
company. payable Immediately a. II.
Green. treasurer az 10 Eant SECOND
South street. salt Lake city. Amy
stock on which this assessment may
remain unpaid on the 20th Jay %
March. 1898. will be- delinquent ana ad-
vcrtlncd Tor sale. az public auction. and
unless payment ~ made before. viii DO
sold on Aprli ~. 1893, 10 pay the dolln-
quent assessment. togUther with cost
~ advertising and expense ~ sale.
N. GREEN. Secretary
No iO5 East Second South street.
Salt Lake city, Utah.
Dated Feb, n. 1883,
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Hoods pits cure biliousnesa Mailed
FOR % cents by g. l. Hood n Co. Low
oil. Mass.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

NOrTCE-To tho Stockholders Of tho
builion-bock and Champion Mining Co..
Corporation.
You are hereby notified that the regu-
lar annual meeting Of the stockholders
o. sHld corporation viii he held at tho
onlce OF the company room No. sol
Lcmplcton building, Salt Lake city,
iah. on Monday. the sixth day of
the purpose OF eiectlng officers FOR the
ensuing year and for the transaction ot
such other business az may properly
como before the meeting.
by order Of the board NJ directors.
W. J. nEATGE. sccy.
salt Lake City. Feb. II. 1890
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SALT LAKE BUSINESS COLLEGE.


70 West Second South Street.
bookkeeping. Shorthand. Typewrit-
Ing. English branches. Day and Even
ing School Experienced teachers.
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PRICE.
Too Dry To piow nuiidinE at Port Du-
chssne- Funeral of rider Warren.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence
price. Carbon Co. Fob. 26.-Thc
weather " cold and windy. The ground
10 getting very dry. and viii have to
be- irrigated before spring -pluving can
be- done. unless We have a heavy snow
storm soon.
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BUCKEYE MINING Co-Noticc 10
hereby fiven. that tho regular annual
melting 90 the stockholders nf the Buck
eye Mining Company. having been
passed. "a atockhpldnrH' meeting u said
corporation ls hereby called and will bs
held. at Room i0s Mccormick Uiock.
Corner MALI and First South streets,
salt Lake CITY, Utah. on Monday. tho
iath day NJ March 1893. OF II o'clock
am for the election of q Board of nj.
Icetora Tor the ensuing year and the
Transaction uf such other business as
may come before them.
GEORGE CRtsMON,
II. 4. SPENCER.
GEORGE uOMNfY,
PACIFIC LUMBER Co,
GEO T.. HOMNtY.
MOSES w. TAYLOR.
Stockholders OF tho buckeye Mining
Company
Dated February 10th, 1900.
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Tho Gold Leaf Mining Company. n
Corporation. Principal Place ~ BUS
mess. salt Lake city Utah

Location ~ Mining Property. West
Mountain Mining District. Salt
Lake County, Utah.
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Notice IL hereby given that tho rogu-
~ the star Gold A SILVER Mining CONF
pauy viii be- held pursuant 60 require
mcuta Of the articles ~ Incorporation
~ said company on the third Monday
IN March. 1899. March 20l nj the gem
cfai ONCE ~ said company, Rooms
80. al, Progress building. 10 South
Main Street. Salt Lake CITY, Utah at
o'clock D. m. Of said day for tho cleo
ton " n Board ~ i've Directors to
serve Tor the ensuing year. aud for the
transaction OF such other business M
may properly come before such meet
ing.
THOs. KANE. Secretary.
Dated February H. isaa
First publication February ~. 1899.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NufiIi~,


Consult County Clerk Or the Respective
slgnera Tor Further Information.
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AURORA MINING AND MILLING
COMPANY. Gcncrn' odioc. Salt Lake
city.-The annual mcotiug ~ the
Stockholders ~ the Aurora Minlng and
MILLING Company WIN ns hold ne 80. II
North Main street. aIit Lake city. on
Monday March 9Th 1872 Tor tho pur-
pose ~ eluctlnr officers COR the ensuing
two Year,. ana tho Transaction ~ any
other business that may legally come
before uaid meeting
JOHN WELLS. Secretary.
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pair of coronation boots. But
they served him in good stead.
The place was snti-Bourbon and
gave him q pension. He left the
boots TO the commune in sign of
gratitude. They were kept in q
glazed case in the msyoralty. But
Sedan and the fall of Strasburg
cured the communal councillors of
Bonapartism, and the historical
relics were thrown out. A villa
ger picked them up and carefully
preserved them. When he died
they were, with his other chattels,
brought to the hsmmer.-London
Truth. . .,..-... II
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The fact can not be successfully
disputed that never since they
came into existence have the trusts
increased 30 rapidly and flourish
ed 80 we'll as during the three
years of McKinley's sdministra-
ton. Hundreds of gigantic COM
bines have been formed in re-
strsint of trade; factories have
been closed by the trusts in all
parts of the country and tens of
thousands Of people thrown out of
work. The latest thing ON the
cards in the way of a combine is
an absolute monopoly of all the
telephone and telegraph lines.
With $50,OOO,0S0 back of it, the
Continental Telephone Company
enters the field, backed with the
Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, the Federal Telephone Com
pany, the Peoples Telephone Com
pany, George Gould and John Ja-
cob Aston. This means an abso-
lutte monopoly of the telegraph,
the telephone and the cable SER
vice in the United States. The
Bell Telephone Company will be
consolidated with the opposition.
States. .......- ...'>
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The Greatest Sugar Country
In The World.
Farm and Ranch.

The average yield of sugar to
the acre of cane is greater in the
Hawaiian Islands than in any 9TH
er cane-growing country in the
world, aud its standing in this re-
spect demands our attention. Har-
per's Weekly, for April 20, has a
most instructive review of the Ha-
waiian sugar industry from which
we learn that the yield varies a
great deal; the average yield of
Maui, for instance, is about three
and one-half tons of sugar TO the
acre; Hswsii's average is lowered
by the smaller producing qualities
of her leeward or dry side, but
would not go lower than four tons;
Kauai, from four to five tons; and
Oahu, six to seven tons There
are. of course, pieces or ground,
even entire plantations, on each oil
these islands, where the yield
would greatly exceed the average
of the island; one plantation Of
Oahu, for instance, yields ten tons
of sugar to the acre Git takes 50.
ven to eight tons of cane to pro.
duce ton of sugar), and special
yields of even sixteen tons pei
acre have been obtained from gi.
wen sections of the same Oahu
plantation. The quality of these
figures is the better appreciated
by comparison with the yield Of
Louisiana. The average yield ol
misunderstanding to the fl
cures of Prof. w. G. Stubs, Direc.
tor of the State Experiment Sta.
ton, varies from one to two and
one-half tons of sugar per acre
the average being perhaps not
Overcome and one-half tons.
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THE WASTE.
Farm and Ranch.

If all the waste on Southern
farms was saved and utilized, what
a difference it would make in the
footing of the years account. Peo-
pie often wonder why it is that
our foreign born farmers, especial
ly those from Continental Europe
prosper where our native farmers
run in debt and tually sell out
and quit. There is more than one
reason, but a prominent one is
that they have learned in the hard
lines of the old country that waste
makes want, and consequently
they come pretty near to saving
everything they produce and put
ting il to some useful purpose. On
many of our Texas farms the an
nual waste is enough to cut the
years operations 10 per cent.
short. We have seen farm ami
mails fed corn aud hay in mud
from one to twelve inches deep,
more than half of the feed being
wasted. We have seen fields CO.
vered with grass that was left to
be killed by frost and burned of
in the spring to get it out of the
way of the pillow, while the cattle
were suffering for hay and the
soil for humus. We have seen
cows and horses anu hogs stinted
in food until double the quantity
necessary to keep them in good
condition would be required to re-
instate them. We have seen pillow
teams fed in soap boxes nailed to
trees, to save the building of sta
bles and managers, though the
amount of food required under
such conditions is 20 per cent.
greater than would be required if
the animals were made comforta-
BILE. What our farmers need more
than anything else is to shake off
the I'd T-may-care' habits of the
olden time and get down to bust
ness, making "every edge cut"
every stroke of work count, throw
away no opportunity, and subs,i-
tute q carefully studied economy
for reckless grass waste.