The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-23

wheat grown IN oregon and Washing ton
Is much more suitable for its product
man that OF any other section OF the
United States Even mills which the
company has in st. Louis use Oregon
and Washington wheat in preference TO
that of any other state.
The eastern Oregon and Washington
WHIST is clear and nard." said ne, and
ms therefore more suitable for our pur-
Dose1.@ The Acme Mills company, which
EScsk6 the purest wheat. has adopted that
OF 5ther nortbwest after many trials and
Portland is forging ahead. One of the
largest furniture factories in the west
Is noF being built there and we have re-
GENTLY enlarged our factory to twice its
former capacity"
-. Twichell of La Barge Wyo.. who is
at the White House, said yesterday that
stockmen in the country round about
, where re- he iives were having ne same same
complained of in Idaho.
Why. thousands of head of sheep are
driven over into Wyoming from Utah ev-
cry winter" said he. Between La Barge
and Opal on the Union Pacific you can
see wagon after wagon, with its outfit,
camped on some hill. The country is
covered with Utah and Nevada sheep,
which are simply driven about from one
range to another in these states.
But we have done better than Idaho in
one respect. We make these tramp
owners pay taxes on their sheep just as
soon as they reach the state. and l be-
lieve that the revenues of Uinta county
come chiefly from this source. There
should be some other remedy which VIII
protect the men who live in the state
Whether on not the Montana senator
ial contest will be carried to Washington
when congress meets in December de-
Ponds upon the outcome of the efforts TO
disbar Attorney Welcome" said E. T.
Hall of Dillon at the Cullen last night.
The case mas been submitted to the
state supreme court and every one who
is interested in either Clark or Daly--and
that means pretty much the entire popu-
lation of the state-is anxiously awaiting
the decision of the court.
IF it should decide that the lawyer has
been guilty of uhprofessional conduct the
case will be taken before the senate, be-
cause that will virtually be a statement
that Clark's election was obtained by
come is not disbarred, it is quite doubt
full if the case will be taken any farther.
Personally. l think that the evidence
is sufficient to disbar Welcome. but the
state is divided on personal lines. So
wide are the business interests of Clark
and Daily that men who are connected
with either are found in every part of the
state and they come very near controlling
public opinion.
There is to be an experiment of feeding
sheep corn upon the open ground in Idaho
during this winter. but there are stock
men who don't think the attempt will be
successful. Sheep owners who have |
ranged on the desert lands east of Poca- |
tello have come to the conclusion that l
corn is better than alfalfa. They know |
that they must feed something for there |
is not grass enough on their range TO |
maintain their sheep during the winter. |
Il don't think that they will get along |
without ditticulty.' said ]. N Peterson,
last night. However, their success de- !
ponds largely on when and how they |
feed. If the corn is scattered about the |
ground Wien IL is soft and sandy there |
Is no doubt but that sheep will cover it |
up before they have eaten half of it. But i
If they scatter it upon frozen ground |
there Will be some chance for the Sneep |
to pick up the separate kernels.
probably the chief reason why corn |
is being fed in this way is to save the |
cost OF constructing troughs.
Marion De Vries of Stockton, Cal. con-
gresham from the Second district of that |
state, was at the Knutsford with his fam
lily, on his way to Washington, yesterday. |
Mr.. De Nries, who is a Democratic con-
gresham in his second term, was not at /
all communicative. He refused to discuss
the Roberts case at all, saying that no |
opinion could be settled until the facts are
brought out in congress.
He said that the contest for the leader
ship of the Democratic minority was be-
tween Sulzer of New York, Bankhead of |
De Almond of Missouri and
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chances in favor of the last named. But
he believed that were Congressman
Bailey of Texas to permit the use OF his
name he could easily be chosen as the
contest had placed him outside
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Boston; John r. Dodds, Charles L. Dodds,
London, England; E. P. Bacon, Logan;
John Petrie Omaha; Arthur Strong
Greedy. Colo; F. Chalenor and wife. Spo-
zane; w. j. Hodgins, T.. Howard, Omaha;
;ter. Beatrice; l.. S6ein Kansas City; Mr..
and Mrs. Edw. L. Spencer. New York; III. /
Eichwaid. FL Paso. Tex; r. W. Chap
nan. Australia; c. p. Chase. Logan: Da-
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