Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-26
HEWLETT BROS. co.

outlook for stock In his state was UNI
favorable during the summer ana early
fall, the precipitation since has lett
the range IN excellent condition FOR the
winter Mr., Bell until recently has
been handling both sheep and cattle,
but has now disposed Of his sheep and
will devote his attention to cattle here
after.
owen Eogle has returned from duck
hunting trip to the Bear river country
He says there are many Wild fowl up
there, and that shooting Is good consid-
ering the unfavorable state OF the
weather, which Ia too mild. He says
there are sportsmen from Denver and
other outside points who are getting IN
their work, and later on when cold
wea Their sets In there VIII be more. Mr.
Hoge noticed that there was good
deal of water running down the Bear
river and that the lake did not seem
to have shrunk so very much In that
locality. ,........-.--,-..
''The farmers In eastern Nebraska are
wearing diamonds said Col George
w. ~. Dorsey Of Fremont, Neb., yes
terday at the Knutsford, why corn
IL bringing 80 cents per bushel oats 40
cents per bushe wheat 60 cents per
bushel. hay IS per ton cattle $3.50 per
cwt,, and hogs $3.50 per cwt, delivered
az the elevators or stations. The par
tia failure OF the corn crop has sent
grain up so that the farmer II making
up In other things what he loses In
corn. The weather down IN Nebraska
is lust what has been obtaining In
Utah, II Is phenominally mild" The
colonel Is interested In mining In this
state and Idaho and left on a northern
trip today.
Charles M, Bell returned this morn
ing from business trip to Utica, N
Y, and " at the lSnutsford. MIR. Bell
says there was good sleighlng In Roch-
ester and Syracuse but very little snow
In the Mohawk valley. The weather
all through the west was lust as Ii
has been IN Salt Lake ana he was sur
prlsed to zee Il so mild at this time of
year Mr.. Bell says the clothing men
are three weeks late In starting out be-
cause the factories have been that late
In getting out their goods. Styles, the
coming season will be mostly In stripes
OF several colors on dark body. Chev-
lots and cheylot effects will be largely
used and prices viii be largely In favor
of the purchaser as the quality OF the
goods Will be greatly In advance OF
what II has been In the past that is
purchasers VIII get much more for their
money Cotton Ia not being used now
In sultings costing over So. Mr. Bell
found business very good in Wyoming
where money seems to be plentiful as
In many other places In the west.
Railroad men from Denver say that
the Denver papers were completely led
astray In their predictions Of the out
come OF the annual election OF the Colo
RADIO Midland, and even now they don't
know where they are at. All they
know Is that George Gould is In the
Midland directory only that and moth
Ing more, AT the same time the alb
sorptlon Of the Midland into the Mis-
souri, Pacific Is believed another move
In the line Of the series Of combinations
which will put an end TO rate cutting
which still holds It's own at the great
common centers, where there Is compe-
tltion No matter how stringent rules
are, II a freight man gets onto the
promised shipment Of a bunch Of cars
from an outside. point TO where II may
touch his road, he is going TO work for
that lot Of cars over his line by a side
understanding about the rebate II he
can accomplish It. 1t Is predicted that
the establishment Of combinations will
stop rate cutting and maintain parity
and steadiness Of rates irrespective OF
competitive points.